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Africa's Most Peaceful Countries (2021)

1. Mauritius 🇲🇺

2. Ghana 🇬🇭

3. Botswana 🇧🇼

4. Sierra Leone 🇸🇱

5. The Gambia 🇬🇲

6. Senegal 🇸🇳

7. Tanzania 🇹🇿

8. Malawi 🇲🇼

9. Equatorial Guinea 🇬🇶

10. Namibia 🇳🇦

11. Eswatini 🇸🇿

12. Madagascar 🇲🇬

13. Zambia 🇿🇲

14. Liberia 🇱🇷

15. Morocco 🇲🇦

Source: 2021 Global Peace Index.

Breaking News - Cholera Outbreak in Kuta

There is suspected case of cholera outbreak at ISALE OBA KUTA, it has claimed two lives and some were in hospital.

Isale Oba need urgent medical attention.

I want to advise everyone to be very careful.

May God continue to guide and protect our steps.

Our honorable commissioner for health, Dr Isamotu is mobilizing the state health officers to Kuta immediately.

May God continue to guide and protect our steps.

Pls let’s all be very careful.

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TOP 23 RICHEST CITIES IN AFRICA 🌍

1 🇿🇦Johannesburg ($276 Billion)

2. 🇿🇦Cape Town ($155 Billion)

3. 🇪🇬Cairo ($140 Billion)

4. 🇳🇬Lagos ($108 Billion)

5. 🇿🇦Durban ($55 Billion)

6. 🇰🇪Nairobi ($54 Billion)

7. 🇦🇴Luanda ($49 Billion)

8. 🇿🇦Pretoria ($48 Billion)

9. 🇲🇦Casablanca ($42 Billion)

10. 🇬🇭Accra ($38 Billion)

11. 🇨🇮Abidjan ($27 Billion)

12. 🇹🇿Dar es Salaam ($25 Billion)

13. 🇪🇬Alexandria ($25 Billion)

14. 🇺🇬Kampala ($16 Billion)

15. 🇳🇦Windhoek ($13 Billion)

16. 🇳🇬Abuja ($13 Billion)

17. 🇪🇹Addis Ababa ($13 Billion)

18. 🇲🇦Marrakesh ($11 Billion)

19. 🇲🇦Tangier ($11 Billion)

20. 🇿🇲Lusaka ($10 Billion)

21. 🇲🇿Maputo ($10 Billion)

22. 🇧🇼Gaborone ($9 Billion)

23. 🇰🇪Mombasa ($8 Billion)

Countries which featured more than twice:

🇿🇦 South Africa: 4 times

🇲🇦 Morocco: 3 times

🇪🇬 Egypt: 2 times

🇳🇬 Nigeria: 2 times

🇰🇪 Kenya: 2 times

Source: Black and proud

Ile-Ife, the Yoruba Source is one of the Oldest Continously Inhabited Cities in Africa 🌍

1. Luxor, Egypt🇪🇬 c. 3200 BC
2. Tangier, Morocco🇲🇦 c.1200 BC
3. Tripoli, Libya🇱🇾 c . 700 BC
4. Constantine, Algeria🇩🇿 c. 600 BC
5. Benghazi, Libya🇱🇾 c. 525 BC
6. Axum ,Ethiopia🇪🇹 c. 400 BC
7. Benin City, Nigeria🇳🇬 c. 400 BC
8. Berbera, Somaliland c. 400 BC
9. Ife, Nigeria🇳🇬 c. 350 BC
10. Djenné-Djenno Mali🇲🇱 c. 250 BC
11. Mogadishu, Somalia🇸🇴 c. 200 BC
12. Old Cairo, Egypt🇪🇬 c. 100 AD
13. Zanzibar , Tanzania🇹🇿 1st–3rd centuries
14. Walata, Mauritania 🇲🇷 7th Century
15. Sofala, Mozambique🇲🇿 7th Century
16. Pate, Kenya🇰🇪 8th century
17. Mombasa, Kenya🇰🇪 9th Century
18. Moroni, Comoros🇰🇲 10th century
19. Agadez, Niger🇳🇪 11th Century
20. Kano, Nigeria🇳🇬 11th century
21. Timbuktu, Mali🇲🇱 11th century
22. Malindi, Kenya🇰🇪14th century

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AFRICA NEWS

LIST OF ACTIVE SEPARATIST MOVEMENTS IN AFRICA 🌍

1. Somaliland 🇸🇴 - Somalia

2. Biafra 🇳🇬 - Nigeria

3. Oduduwa Republic 🇳🇬 - Nigeria

4. Barotseland 🇿🇲 - Zambia

5. Caprivi Strip 🇳🇦 - Namibia

6. Azawad 🇲🇱 - Mali

7. Saharawi 🇲🇦 - Morocco

8. Western Togoland 🇬🇭 - Ghana

9. Ambazonia 🇨🇲 - Cameroon

11. Casamance 🇸🇳 - Senegal

12. (Matabeleland) 🇿🇼 - Zimbabwe

13. VolkStaat 🇿🇦 - South Africa

14. Puntland 🇸🇴 - Somalia

15. Jubbaland 🇸🇴 - Somalia

16. Tigray 🇪🇹 - Ethiopia

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A dying old man said to his doctor while on the sick bed " Doctor, don’t worry. I know I am going to die. I didn’t want to come here but they brought me here.

Please don’t worry about me, look at my hair, they are gone. I am so old but you are so young. I have learnt a lot from life, if you don’t mind I will tell you some of them before I die.

When I was 4 years, I use to think the world is about me. When I turned 14, I wanted to rule the world. I thought I would be the greatest man that ever lived. When I was 21, I wanted to be the richest man, when I was 25, I wanted to find love, when I was 40, I wanted to be helpful to everyone. Now that I am here, I want to die. You see, I wanted so many things at so many times. Most importantly, I wanted to be happy. I thought the best way to be happy is to listen to others.

When I wanted to enter the University, I wanted to study Zoology but everyone said I should study Engineering that I will be a great Engineer. So I listened to them. I had no one to pay my fees, I had to work and also pay my fees. In my third year, I couldn’t cope with my studies, I had to drop. When I dropped, the same people told me "you should have studied Zoology"!

When I turned 28, everyone said I should marry. That I needed a wife. So I listened to them, I got married. 6 years into the marriage, I caught my wife sleeping with my neighbour. I asked her why and she slapped me. I was angry and didn’t say anything. The next day I returned from work, she had run away with my children, now I am dying a lonely man.

At 40, I got a huge contract. My name was in the news. The next day, all my friends and families were at my house, everyone had a serious problem. Within one week, I spent all the money on them with the promise that they will pay back. I could not complete the contract because they refused to return the money as promised. So I was sent to jail for 6 years. I stayed in jail and I came out. When I came out, they were nowhere.
There was one mistake I made through all this time. Now it is clear to me. Let me tell you about it. I refused to listen to myself. I ignored my own self and listen to others. Now that I am here the only person that is with me is myself.

You see, it is very good to listen to others. It is very wise to seek advice from others. But it is very dangerous to ignore your own self. It is very very dangerous to refuse to pay attention to your heart.

When you get home this night, sit down, take a glass of water. Close your eyes if you want or open it if you want, then talk to yourself, reason with yourself. You can walk down the road alone and as you walk, begin to talk to yourself.

The only person that can overrule yourself is God, after God, listen to yourself next. I know it may not make sense to you now but always remember I told you

LEARN TO LISTEN TO YOURSELF.

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Yorùbá in history.

Premier of the Western Region, Chief Samuel Ladoke Akintola on his installation as the 13th Aare Onaa Kakanfo (Military Generalissimo) of Yorubaland by Alaafin Gbadegesin Ladigbolu II of Oyo, after a 79-year hiatus, 1964.

Of all who lost their lives in the January 15, 1966 coup, only Samuel Ladoke Akintola (1910-1966), who was the 13th Aare Ona Kakanfo, Field Marshal General (1964-1966), of Yorubaland, died fighting back.

After the previous Kakanfo, Aare Latosa who reigned from 1871 to 1885, no one had the courage to accept the title for 79 years because of the mysterious curse associated with it.

Since Alaafin Ajagbo inaugurated the first Aare Kokoro Gangan (Scorpion) of Iwoye in 1650, no Aare was expected to live long and enjoy a soft death.

Akintola was brutally killed by Captain Emmanuel Nwobosi during the coup and the curse continued when his successor MKO Abiola (1937-1998) also died under mysterious circumstances in July 1998.

The Aare Ona Kakanfo title had been vacant for 19 years until Otunba Ganiyu Adams was invested with it as the 15th Aare Ona Kakanfo by Alaafin Adeyemi III on October 14, 2017.

Credit to History Ville

New in Nature Communications:

Dielectric elastomer actuators (DEAs) with large electrically actuated strain can be used in non-magnetic motors, but high stiffness, poor strength and slow response currently limit the application of DEAs. Here, the authors optimize the crosslinking network in a polyacrylate elastomer to enable a DEA with high toughness and actuation strain and use the polyacrylate to build a motor which can be driven under low electric field.

Former Barcelona player 𝑳𝒊𝒐𝒏𝒆𝒍 𝑴𝒆𝒔𝒔𝒊 laid the first stone of a stadium being built in Port-Gentil for the 2017 Africa Cup of Nation in Gabon.

President Bongo: "When I was in Barcelona a few years ago, I met Messi, who had told me that he would come to visit Libreville,Gabon. 🇬🇦 It's a promise he made. He is a man of honour who kept his word."

Today's News in Naija

Stop selling arms to Nigeria, Akintoye, Nwodo, others write US, EU

The Nigerian Indigenous National Alliance for Self-determination has called on the Governments of the United States, Britain, France, Russia, Germany, and other top European and Western Countries to impose heavy sanctions on the Nigerian Government for undermining democracy and continuously abusing human rights.

The group also urged the American Government and European Countries to stop selling arms to the Nigerian Government, alleging that previous arms sold to the Buhari-led regime with borrowed funds have found their way into the hands of herdsmen, Boko Haram, ISIS, and other terrorists that are currently terrorising the Indigenous people of the South and Middle Belt of Nigeria.

This was contained in a statement by the Communications manager to NINAS, Mr. Maxwell Adeleye,

NINAS is the umbrella body of leading regional Self-determination Groups in the South and Middle Belt of Nigeria with Ilana Omo Oodua representing the Yoruba bloc, Lower Niger Congress representing the South-South and South East, and Middle Belt Forum representing the Middle Belt bloc.

The CFM signatories who wrote the petition to the US Government and European Countries, according to the statement included a renowned Historian, Emeritus Professor Banji Akintoye, former President-General of Ohaneze Ndigbo, Chief Nnia Nwodo; respected Varsity Don, Prof. Yusuf Turaki, Secretary-General of NINAS, Barr. Tony Nnadi, Pioneer Commissioner for Education in Osun State and National Chairman of Ilana Omo Oodua, Professor Wale Adeniran, amongst others.

Part of the letter read, “We the people of the South and Middle Belt under the aegis of Nigerian Indigenous National Alliance for Self-determination call on you to sanction the government of Nigeria for undermining democratic ethics and abusing people’s rights to live; to own property; to liberty; to dignity; to peaceful assembly and to self-determination.

“The Arms being sold to the Nigerian Government with funds borrowed from your territory are now being used to kill, oppress, harass, intimidate and strangulate harmless protesters and defenseless people of the South and Middle Belt of Nigeria who are exercising their rights to self-determination and peaceful assembly.

“Boko Haram Terrorists, Fulani herdsmen, and Bandits are now maiming, harassing, and killing our people on the roads and in their farmlands with same arms and ammunitions bought from your countries with impunity.

“Today, peaceful protest is an aberration in Nigeria. Opposition voices are now being arrested and caged behind the bar for demanding good governance and their inalienable right to self-determination.

“Freedom of speech is now an essential commodity in Nigeria. The leadership of Nigeria is now censoring the media to prevent free speech to alert the world to the ongoing genocide. Social Media is now under threat in Nigeria.

“We appeal to you, in the interest of peace-loving people of the South and Middle Belt of Nigeria to halt further sale of Arms to the Nigerian Government until the country surrenders the sovereignty of the people back to them.

“For the record, our cardinal demand as a group is for the Nigerian Government to function as the transitional government while a United Nations supervised referendum is organised so the people can exercise their self-determination right and end to unitary Nigeria which has been turned into an apartheid state.

“We demand unconditional abolition of 1999 Constitution of Nigeria which we have shown to be a fraud perpetrated against the people of the South and Middle Belt of Nigeria given that the people did NOT make it.”

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