BLACK Nation Authority

26/12/2022

If we don't correct what that is needed to be corrected, the worst will happen to our future generations.
Rumors are not always true.until everything says it's true.
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26/12/2022

And during the Noah day, only water being were happy of what was about to come ..
The world was reset but the water took record.
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25/12/2022

Remember there is a reason for every celebration.
Don't celebrate because others are celebrating.
Let the SUN-rise with you when ever you rise.
For the SUN knows a lot about the DAY.EVERY MOMENT OF THE DAY SUN KNOWS ABOUT IT.
While MOON knows all about the NIGHT. EVERY MOMENT OF THE NIGHT, IT KNOWS ABOUT IT.
And also know it, a lot took place in the night and ..... ..... Take's record.
LET THE
🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍 RISH.


have a lot to offer but first who are .
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17/12/2022

Many are Lost in the spiritual world, why many found their way in the spiritual world. It's a matter of choice and action. We pray that those who lost their way may find their way back, while those who have find their way keep the light shinning for those who need it not to get lost.

16/12/2022

Just asking what if was kidnapped with submarine
But people den don't know what to call it but big fish? And we where left to imagine it was fish but it was submarine................... what happened.

Truth knocking
Black the blueprint of history

09/12/2022

Remember if you are a Lion and you are still behaving like a lamb.Then those behind you who knows who dey are will descend on you.wake up my fellow lions and guide your territory very well.
CHANGE THE GAME STYLE

07/12/2022

FROM Joshua iii
Soon or later Alkebulan has to separate the Fairytale of Caucasians and face the reality...

The Afrikan is nailed on the Cross by Jews and Romans (as he was nailed by the Jewish religion and Roman judges) and the whole world must feel guilty for their crimes...
1. Crown of thorns-on their heads...so that their minds are controlled by religion of guilt and take the shame for the crime we did not commit!
2. On their hands are nails of labour and slavery
3. On their side is a spear of diet and food-poisoned water
4. On their feet are nails of immigration and restricted travel visas
5. Herod and Pilate are the custodians of laws/governance and politics to enforcement Roman/Dutch laws which manage the prisons
The entire European community is shouting crucify them ..crucify them
At the foot of the cross they are sharing the "clothes " the resources of Afrika...
Afrika is nailed to the Cross! FOT

07/12/2022

Let every stones in our life be touched.
Let all the false teachings in our life's,be relearned
Let all the false lifestyle in our life's be relearned
May our ancestors lead us to the paradise with their teachings and proverbs.
After turning the spring water,you will still fetch it to drink it.
After insulting your ancestors and your tradition you will still return to them either alive or dead.

01/12/2022

A time will come and telephone will be out of business just like news paper(telegram).
Imagine what the era will be like.
Calling someone with just brain connection.High frequency, the era of telepathy is about to take over. Higher alien they will call it.
Every technology leads back to nature.

01/12/2022

Try as much as possible to give out love today, especially to yourself and your ancestors for this is the last month of the year 2022
For as long as black is concerned love has been our key.
Long live black,long live African
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REUNION

&GODDESS.
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❤️❤️❤️❤️

01/12/2022

Gratitude(EKENE MU) to chukwu okike.
Gratitude(EKENE MU) to My chi.
Gratitude(EKENE MU) to my Agwu.
Gratitude(EKENE MU) to Aja ana.
Gratitude(EKENE MU) to my Ancestors
Gratitude(EKENE MU) to the 4 elements of life.
Gratitude (EKENE MU)to the Gods of our land.

Indeed we are a living testimony.
I affirm with positivity that the joy we carried into this new month ,we never be cut short.
Let all the blessings attached to this last month of the year be our portion.
With gladness I speak to the universe that we will all end this year well.
With joy in my heart,I speak to the universe that celebration will be our portion from this month henceforth.

Today been Afor ,let the Blessings of Afor markets day be our portion.
Happy last month of the year.
Afor oma nu oooo!!!!
Hi

24/11/2022

If you keep informing the young generation wrongly you will keep getting wrong answers from them.

16/11/2022

No Matter what you do, your can't hide truth,cause nothing can prevent the sun from shinning.
It takes nothing to share love but it takes everything to share hatred.
We remain the sun that shines on the universe.
Africa is blessed
Africa is blessing
Africa is home
Africa is paradise.

15/11/2022

If you make it a duty to always hang out with your ancestors,they will lead you to the door of your true existence.They will take away the brainwashed done to you and water your root to boom to your fullness.

15/11/2022

15/11/2022

In Igbo land the call it EKWENSU.what you believe is what you get.

14/11/2022

We upgraded

05/11/2022

When you know your tap root.
You know what you can give and take

05/11/2022

AFRICA IS NOT A PLACE TO PRACTICE RELIGION.
NO MATTER THE RELIGION.

09/09/2022

An era has come to an end.
All the contracts signed by most African countries has come to an end.
This time we AFRICAN'S are the one going to give the new king(king Charles III)
Contracts.
For is the Era of

ERA

13/08/2022

It's all about C. A. R
@62
Country with big tourist center's
is blessed

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13/08/2022

12/08/2022

The Gerewol festival of the Chad
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12/08/2022

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12/08/2022

It seems we skipped
But we didn't

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10/08/2022

The most visited country in Africa is Morocco. This Northern African nation saw a whopping 12.3 million visitors as back as 2019, making it the most visited country on the entire continent.

So just what is it that makes Morocco so appealing? The culture of Morocco is sure to be a big drawcard, considering there is nowhere in the world quite like it. The sights, sounds and colours of the medina is enough to leave you mesmerised. Then there’s the food – oh the food! Think tagines, plenty of spice and endless sweet pastries to finish off the day.

Some of the highlights of Morocco include Marrakesh, one of the most chaotic and charismatic cities in the world. Then, of course, there is Fes, a historic city with so much culture you could spend a week here and not scratch the surface. If you’re taking a tour of the country, consider stopping by Essaouira as well. This beautiful beach town has a European feel to it, with all the rugged charm of Northern Africa.

10/08/2022

These are the Most Visited Countries in Africa
As the second-largest continent on the planet, Africa has a lot to offer international travellers. While you might be guilty of thinking “safari” as soon as you read Africa, you will be pleasantly surprised to know there is much more to discover on this continent. To help you plan your trip, we’ve listed the most visited countries in Africa. We’ll explain why you should visit them, what they have to offer, and a few things you could skip, too!

07/08/2022

Here are five African revolutionaries and leaders that are most celebrated by Africa, and whose ideals laid the foundation for the economic and political progress of their respective countries.

1. Kwame Nkrumah, Ghana

Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah was the first Prime Minister and President of Ghana, formerly Gold Coast. He led the fight for Ghana's independence in 1957.

From prison, he led the Convention Peoples' Party (CPP) to win an election in February 1951. As a result, he was released to form a government in 1951 and pushed for the country’s total independence in 1957.

He was a firm believer in African liberation and pursued a radical pan-African policy. This ideal led to the formation of the Organization of African Unity (OAU) (now the African Union) in 1963. His legacy and dream of a "United States of African" still remains a goal among many.

2. Patrice Lumumba, DR Congo

Patrice Emery Lumumba was the first Prime Minister of the Democratic Republic of Congo from June to September 1960.

Lumumba was the leader of Mouvement National Congolais (MNC) party and played an instrumental role in the struggle for independence. He also continued to fight the influence of Belgium and other Western nations in the new country. This pitched him against the Western powers as he was unrelenting in his quest for the extermination of all signs of imperialism.

He was assassinated at age 35 years old in 1961.

3. Thomas Sankara, Burkina Faso

Thomas Sankara was a charismatic revolutionary leader. He rose to the rank of captain in the Burkinabe military before he was thirty years old.

In 1983, Sankara led a popularly-supported military coup against President Jean-Baptiste Ouedraogo. His motive was to end corruption and continued supremacy of the former French colonial power. He pushed for a reformed Burkina Faso through many ambitious programs for social and economic transformation.

He changed the country’s name from Upper Volta to Burkina Faso - “Land of the Upright Man”. His approach made him a favourite of many Africans.

Backed by the Western powers, Balise Compore – a close friend of Sankara, led the overthrow of Sankara in 1987. It was during this coup that Sankara was killed at the age 37.

4. Nelson Mandela, South Africa

He was the first black President of South Africa and the most celebrated African leader of modern history.

Mandela led the anti-apartheid movement for over 50 years, and was successful in ending the decades of racial discrimination against the black natives by the white minority.

During his presidency, Mandela focused on reconciliation and ensured all was done to avoid a repeat of apartheid i.e the blacks maltreating the whites, and unification of the country.

Mandela died in 2013 aged 95.

5. Gamal Abdel Nasser Hussein, Egypt

Gamal Abdel Nasser is fondly referred as the father of modern Egypt. His ideas and influence still hold sway in the North African country. At present, there is a movement known as Nasserism in Eygpt and many Arab countries.

Nasser led the obliteration of monarchical rule in Egypt in 1952 and introduced many reforms. His public support and popularity grew after he nationalized the Suez Canal.

He attempted to resign in 1967, but nationwide protests of his supporters ensure his reinstatement. Nasser died of heart attack at age 52 in 1970 shortly after attending the Arab League Summit.

07/08/2022

Talk about freedom in Cote D'Ivoire
Then you have to talk about him

-Boigny
We respect our freedom fighters