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Thursday, June 23, 2016

YORUBAS OOO!-BLACK PEOPLE OOO!-ONIRISA OOO!-IN Amerikkka!- FROM Yeyefini Efunbolade ON Facebook

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Life in these United Sates will never be the same. We had the blessing of the Ooni of Ife Bless and Pray for the world. Ase. Posing with Kings Princesses noblemen and women and chiefs.


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BLEACHING OOO!-BLACK PEOPLE!--AFRICANS-SOUTH SUDANESE MODEL LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN AGAINST SKIN LIGHTENING-FROM EYERADIO.ORG


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Model launches campaign against skin lightening

Tatiana Ruai Kuol, Former Miss Malaika, at Eye Radio - July 20, 2015. Photo: Obaj Okuj
Tatiana Ruai Kuol, Former Miss Malaika, at Eye Radio - July 20, 2015. Photo: Obaj Okuj
A former winner of the Miss Malaika beauty contest has started campaign against bleaching.
Skin lightening is common amongst South Sudan women.
Miss Tatiana Ruei, who won the title in 2013, says the aim is to educate women about the dangers of skin lightening to the health of the individuals.
Miss Ruei, who was crowned Miss Malaika 2013, told Eye Radio that the campaign will create awareness through workshops and seminars.
“It is good to be proud of who you are. If you use to do it by then when we were under northern Sudan and we really needed to feel like in that northern society, why not leave it right now?” Ms Ruei asked.
“We are South Sudanese and we should be proud of who we are! You should be proud of your own skin if your men are not bleaching. How would you feel later when you marry and give birth to dark kids?”
A survey carried out by the British Skin Foundation found 16% of dermatologists believe lightening creams are completely unsafe, and 80% feel they are only safe when prescribed by a dermatologist.
Skin-lightening creams can cause: permanent skin bleaching, thinning of skin, uneven color loss, leading to a blotchy appearance, redness, and intense irritation.

BLEACHING OOO!--BLACK PEOPLE-NIGERIANS-"NEVER MARRY A BLEACHER..."FROM LAILASBLOG.COM

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Saturday, June 18


"Never marry a bleacher" - Nigerian man currently married to one cries out

It is no longer news that bleaching has become a trend among many Nigerians - both celebrities and regular people, these days.
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They call it skin toning, brightening, lightening, whitening and what have you. It is a phenomenon that has been in the Nigerian society for decades and has turned a huge business for cosmetic industry. According to World Health Organisation (WHO), 77% of women in Nigeria use skin-lightening products.
Well, a married Nigerian man who is currently married to a 41 year old woman who bleaches has taken the pain to share his story, warning Nigerian men to NEVER WIFE A BLEACHER.
You'll find Kunle's story below. Kindly read and digest!

14 comments:

  1. Hmm this na 'change transformation'...
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  2. Gbam.. bought one cream some time ago n d thing transformed my face to albino fairness immediately. i quickly dumped it n now my color s ok. i cant shout. these days, whn i see bleached skin, i jes smile cos mehn, only them know d struggle!. i rest my case
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  3. Lol, a word to the wise
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  4. God help us...God don say no cream fit work on top my skin#no lies
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  5. Word on...na so so artificial fair gals ful naija now, so guys you berra open ya eyes b4 walking down d aisle

    See how Acid Bath Murderer killed 6 people
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  6. Is men dt make girls/women to bleach their skin cos if u re not fair in naija u are not beautiful especially married men.
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  7. The write up is a good advice to both ladies and young men. Ladies u musnt bleach to look attractive, decent mode of dressing says much about u.
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  8. Very good one...where is my coco butter abeg
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  9. Very good one...where is my coco butter abeg
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  10. Naijagistlive member18 June 2016 at 16:20
    This was gotten from naijagistlive and you did not give credit. So so wrong
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  11. No be ur mates dey marry Kim kardashian n beyounce....... U dey here dey hala losing money upandan.......poverty be messing up ur emotions n love life
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    1. Why do I just love you @ Rotten Tomato. You hit the nail on the head. Dude saw oyibo and married oyibo and now he is complaining because he can't maintain oyibo any longer. Abeg make we hear word.

YORUBAS OOOO!-BLACK PEOPLE OO!-ARABA Ifayemi ELEBUIBON ON YORUBA HISTORY OOOO!

Demilola Abass
Are you Yoruba?
Do you know your history?
Here is a brief summary for you by Araba Ifayemi Elebuibon.

June 19 at 7:38am ·

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Sunday, June 19, 2016

YORUBA OOO!-BLACK PEOPLE OOO!-ARABA IFAYEMI ON YORUBA RELIGION OOO!-FROM YorubaSwag ON FACEBOOK

Demilola Abass
I know you won't want to watch because you would rather wallow in your western and Arabic imported religions but for those who believe that we ultimately serve the same God and that the African religion is not subservient to western or Arabic implanted religion, please go ahead and watch.


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Saturday, June 18, 2016

YORUBA OOO!_Ifayemi ELEBUIBON ON YORUBA HISTORY OOO!-FROM Demilola ABASS ON FACEBOOK

Demilola Abass
Are you Yoruba?
Do you know your history?
Here is a brief summary for you by Araba Ifayemi Elebuibon.

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Thursday, June 16, 2016

BLACK PEOPLE OOOO!- MARCUS GARVEY BY SLATE DEVIATOR STONE ON FACEBOOK

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BLACK PEOPLE OOOO!!- MARCUS GARVEY ON CONFIDENCE--FROM COMB THROUGH IT ON FACEBOOK

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Freedom Friday: True freedom from anything (or anyone) starts internally; we must believe in ourselves and our right to have better! #MarcusGarvey http://tinyurl.com/73egvm9
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COMB Through It
COMB Through It "If you want liberty," claimed Garvey to a meeting held in 1921, "you yourselves must strike the blow. If you must be free, you must become so through your own effort." But Garvey knew African Americans would not take action if they did not change their perceptions of themselves. He hammered home the idea of racial pride by celebrating the African past and encouraging African Americans to be proud of their heritage and proud of the way they looked. Garvey proclaimed "black is beautiful" long before it became popular in the 1960s. He wanted African Americans to see themselves as members of a mighty race. "We must canonize our own saints'

Tuesday, June 07, 2016

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Saturday, June 04, 2016

MUHAMMAD ALI REFUSE TO FIGHT the yello man FOR the white man!-FROM Good Black Men ON Facebook

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ALI SAID "My conscience won't let me go shoot my brother, or some darker people, or some poor hungry people in the mud for big powerful America. And shoot them for what? They never called me n------, they never lynched me, they didn't put no dogs on me, they didn't rob me of my nationality, rape and kill my mother and father. ... Shoot them for what? How can I shoot them poor people? Just take me to jail."
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MUHAMMED ALI IN YORUBA DRESS DRUMMING the YORUBA TALKING DRUM IN AFRICA 1964!!!-FROM THE YORUBA on Facebook!!

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The Champ, The Greatest has joined our ancestors. Sleep well , Mohammed Ali Jan 17 1942 - Jun 3 2016. He is pictured here during his 1964 visit to West Africa, wearing the Yoruba traditional outfit for men, and playing the gangan Yoruba talking drum. The world has lost another gem.
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The Champ, The Greatest has joined our ancestors. Sleep well , Mohammed Ali Jan 17 1942 - Jun 3 2016. He is pictured here during his 1964 visit to West Africa, wearing the Yoruba traditional outfit for men, and playing the gangan Yoruba talking drum. The world has lost another gem.
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Omigbule Bukola

orun re, akoni lo!
1 · 4 June at 21:42

Opeyemi Ajoke Adebisi

MAY HE RIP
5 June at 14:32

Yemisi Alabi

RIP
Sunday at 20:59

A Soldier's Veve

Elatchê! Now maybe we can get some help down here.
Monday at 00:31

Adé Túnjí

R. I. P. THE UNDISPUTED CHAMPION
Monday at 15:01

Elugbadebo John

R . I . P
Monday at 15:29

Alex Flowers

Ali is missed
Monday at 16:27

Adegboyega Shamsideen Thompson

Ęgbon wā, Momodu, Ę Sùn 'Rē O...
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MUHAMMAD ALI OOOOO!--BLACK PEOPLE OOO!-READ THIS GREAT TRIBUTE TO HIM BY MENELIK CHARLES ON FACEBOOK!!!!!

from menelik charles on facebook
Muhammad Ali and the triumph of Black manhood...
You know, when you lose someone you love, one often feels a sense of anger and agitation, frustration and betrayal. But all these emotions really do is conceal what is simmering beneath...and that is, a deep sense of sadness and loss.
This is how I feel right now.
It is for this reason I do not want to switch on the news to be told by white newscasters how great Muhammad Ali was...as if by saying so they magically acquire the status of courageous men and women themselves who sacrificed fortune ‘n’ fame...risked imprisonment and social ostracism... to speak up for the poor and the oppressed, to stand alongside Vietnam vets, and conscientious white college students, as Muhammad Ali had.
They would not have.
They are, therefore, a people whose ‘praise’ is as offensive as a burning cross on the lawn of a Black family’s home in a majority-white suburb. In other words, their white hypocrisy has merely filled the void of blind white hate. And their solemn-sounding words are as pathetic and soulless as a country music singer on ‘Soul Train’.
Instead they are twisted by envy and admiration because Muhammad Ali...like Martin Luther King...Malcolm X and millions of other African-American males had successfully passed the ‘Black Manhood Initiation Process’ (most famously failed by ‘Uncle Tom’) which consists of 1) standing up to power 2) standing up for your people 3) telling truth to power 4) being the best orators and 5) being hated by the white mass media of the day...as Muhammad Ali was.
White men do not reside in the ‘belly of the beast’ as Black people do...they are the ‘beast’ whose ‘Silent Majority’, led by a billionaire, seeks to ‘make America great again’ like in the south where ‘southern gentlemen’ required ‘Negro’ ladies to give up their seats to them on buses...and where Muhammad Ali was once refused service in a ‘whites only’ canteen shortly after winning a Gold Medal for the US at the 1960 Rome Olympics.
How ‘great’ is that?
A white writer, Julie Burchell, once wrote: ‘when the Negro is dignified, no man is more so’. The Black’s man dignity may come in the form of a Sidney Poiter (has there ever been a more gracious and handsome actor in Hollywood?) a Barack Obama (has there ever been a more restrained and conciliatory President than he?) a Martin Luther King (has there ever been a more Christian-hearted, American than he?) or a Malcolm X (has there ever been a greater orator in America than he?). Which brings us to the ‘Greatest’, Muhammad Ali...who was the most braggadocios, sportsman ever. But can you name a more approachable, more humble, sportsman than he?
White America works 24/7 to destroy the minds of Black males because it knows that real manhood undergoes daunting and fearsome initiations. Black manhood is faced with this initiation every day...But it’s an initiation devised by their enemies not by their tribe. Many or most fail this initiation. But those who succeed will come to represent the ‘best a man can get’. These men are always Black, and white America cannot stomach this fact.
White skin may bestow privilege and power upon you but it won’t make you an icon for people of all races and faiths around the world. Muhammad Ali is such a global icon. President JF Kennedy is not. Martin Luther King is. Billy Graham is not. Barack Obama is. Ronald Reagan is not. You see, you don’t initiate real men into manhood by way of the elite ‘Skull ‘n’ Bones Society’...you initiate psychopaths, pedophiles, and future presidents.
There is no white man in American history that can be said to represent Christian morality more so than does Martin Luther King...oratory skills more so than Malcolm X...or a conscience more so than Muhammad Ali. Bernie Sanders, decent though he is, isn’t even a lightweight by comparison. Ultimately it is the Black man who represents the best of American manhood and morality; music and dance; athleticism and cool; grace and goodwill; strength and spirituality.
White American manhood, by contrast, is represented by psycho cops; corrupt politicians; cowardly journalists; and young men vainly attempting to mimic Black vernacular, music, fashion and ‘swag’ in order to seem halfway manly to women of their own race. To such men Muhammad Ali was a figure of fascination and fun, reverence and resentment. He was a hero the likes of which their privilege and pigment will never produce...and yet they produced him.
I say all of this, and yet there has been no mention of boxing, rumbles in jungles, or thrillas in Manila. No mention of Ali’s poetry; his predictions; his prettiness; his politics, his philanthropy; his Parkinson’s; his comedy; his smile; nor of his devotion to Islam. No mention was necessary here because they all come wrapped up in the legend that was Muhammad Ali. They are what helped him transcend mere boxing. But he never transcended the people...he never wanted to.
So those weasely white-words of praise emanating from American news stations taint the great man’s memory because they are deeply insincere. Their fake sadness is really tempered by relief that another globalized symbol of Black masculinity can no longer haunt them with his presence. Well, Muhammad Ali is no longer about this life. His is of the Afterlife now...the ‘milk and honey’ of Paradise. A condition he saw white men enjoying here on earth while he suffered under their rule. Well, he suffers no more.
May Allah bless his soul.
(c) Menelik Charles.
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Taj Alla
Taj Alla I have such a heavy heart :'(
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Taj Alla
Taj Alla This is excellent! You must get this published Menelik Charles in the The New York Times
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Menelik Charles
Menelik Charles Thank you Lady Taj so much for taking the time to read my work. I really appreciate it! Sadly, however, I've never seen myself as writing for any established news outlet; or of being an especially talented writer.

But that's life :)
Vicky Muhammad
Vicky Muhammad VERY WELL ARTICULATED!!!! Much respect Brotha Menelik Charles