Ayas A Yahaya

07/05/2025

"Africa Doesn’t Need Your Oil, Gas or Gold, It’s the Only Continent That Doesn’t Need to Import Anything"~ Steve Harvey

In a powerful reflection on Africa’s potential, American TV host and entrepreneur Steve Harvey isn’t holding back.

“Africa is the only continent that doesn't have to import anything,” he said, reminding the world of the continent's vast resources. Africa was supposed to be a great independent continent thriving on their own if the West would let them be. They don’t need your oil, your gold, your food, or your cattle… because they have everything.” ~ Steve Harvey

02/05/2025

"Africa is the only continent that doesn't have to import anything." Steve Harvey

"Africa was supposed to be a great independent continent thriving on their own if the West would let them be.
Africa doesn't need your Oil, they don't need your Gas, they don't need your Gold, they don't need your Food, they don't need your Rice, they don't need your Cattle, they don't need nothing from the West because they have everything. It is the only continent in the whole world that doesn't have to import anything. But sãdly they're being expl0itêd." ~ Steve Harvey

Africa needs to wake up and stand on her own. We can be great without anybody's help 🌍🙌

02/05/2025

Facts About Ibrahim Traoré, Africa’s Most Popular President.

1. Ibrahim Traoré studied geology at the University of Ouagadougou and graduated with honors in 2009.

2. In 2018, as a fighter with UN peacekeeping forces in Mali, Traoré gained a reputation as a brave and fearless soldier, undertaking dangerous and complex missions.

3. Even as president, Traoré refuses to wear a suit. He always wears his military uniform with combat gear and carries a pistol, even during meetings with other world leaders. The only known exception was during his visit to Russian President Vladimir Putin, where he removed his sidearm.

4. In 2023, Traoré oversaw the construction of Burkina Faso’s first gold refinery and banned small-scale gold production to curb smuggling.

5. He also expelled foreign military forces, refusing to allow foreign powers to establish bases in Burkina Faso.

6. In a move to decolonize the judiciary, President Traoré banned British and French colonial-style wigs for judges, promoting national identity instead.

7. Under his leadership, Burkina Faso launched its first fully locally funded $12 million tomato processing factory.

8. That same year, Traoré removed French as an official language, replacing it with local languages a move Mali had also made earlier in 2023.

9. A passionate sports enthusiast, President Traoré organized a football match and played alongside African legends like Jay-Jay Okocha, Emmanuel Adebayor, Stéphane Mbia, Mamadou Niang, and Souleymane Diawara. Impressively, he scored a hat trick during the game.

02/05/2025

Go to Norway 🇳🇴 they teach Nowish, Go Denmark 🇩🇰 Danish ,Go Finland 🇫🇮 they teach in finish, go to China 🇨🇳 they teach in Chinese, go to Japan they teach in Japanese,Go to Korea they teach in korish,Go to Poland they teach in Polish.
Go to Russia 🇷🇺 they teach in Russian.
Go to Suadia 🇸🇦 they teach in Arabic.

Your language is your identity.
Your language is your pride.

Then come to Africa we are bosting who is more eloquent in English, we see English as measure of Intelligence

PLO LUMUMBA

02/05/2025

Before they came with their story of Cain and Abel, everyone was a landlord in this village. there were no homeless people in any part of Africa, as age grades would team up together to start building houses collectively for one another, free of charge.

In the olden days, life was so easy. Africans lived a communal life. When a man reached the age of 17, his age grade would contribute to building a house for him for free. He would also do the same for others.

No one got paid for doing so; it was free of charge. Community development was an important role and duty of the youth in the society.

Everyone joyfully helped one another to stand as a man and have a shelter over their heads.

But look at today , Africans must get up

30/01/2025