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This is to tell you that IGBOS are United and one people. Today’s ERI Festival in Aguleri is very good and interesting event.IGBOS from different parts of IGBO Land both non IGBO speaking people who are IGBOS in ancestry came to the Festival. Urhobo people were present (those with Igbo ancestry)Isoko people were present (thoseContinue reading “This is to tell you that IGBOS are United and one people.”

Did you sing this as a kid..it explains below, where this song came from.. Did you sing this as a kid..it explains below, where this song came from..This old man he played oneHe played nick nack on my drumWith a nick nack paddy whackGive a dog a boneThis old man came rolling homeThis old manContinue reading “Did you sing this as a kid..it explains below, where this song came from..”

Did You know coffee òriginated in Ethiopia? 🇪🇹 Did You know coffee òriginated in Ethiopia? 🇪🇹 Coffee gròwn wòrldwide can trace its heritàge back centuries to the ancient coffee forests on the Ethiopian 🇪🇹 plateau. There, legend says the goat herder Kaldi first discovered the potential of these beloved beans. The story goes that thatContinue reading “Did You know coffee òriginated in Ethiopia? 🇪🇹”

Mark Twain Mark Twain, the pen name of Samuel Langhorne Clemens, was an American writer known for his wit, humor, and keen observations of American society. He wrote several novels, many of which are considered classics of American literature. Here are some of Mark Twain’s notable novels:The Adventures of Tom Sawyer (1876): This novel followsContinue reading “Mark Twain”

Contrary to records of history studied today, the Gikuyu community just like most tribes of Kush existed more than 3000 B.C and thus the history of the Gikuyu may go way before Egyptians discovered writing. As described in various records most of which were erased from African history, the Gikuyu traveled across kush (Alkebulan/Afrika) inContinue reading “Contrary to records of history studied today, the Gikuyu community”

AFRIKANSThe only way out of western domination is to accept who you are. AFRIKANSThe only way out of western domination is to accept who you are. Accepting your origin! Accepting that you are Afrikans Agreeing to follow your ancestors! Embrace your culture! Accepting your customs! Embrace your traditions! Accepting that you are different but proud!Continue reading “AFRIKANSThe only way out of western domination is to accept who you are.”

☞Today in Old-West History — On today’s date 140 years ago during the Victorian Era on Wednesday, November 29, 1882, ☞Today in Old-West History — On today’s date 140 years ago during the Victorian Era on Wednesday, November 29, 1882, notorious Old-West female outlaw Anna Emmaline McDoulet (1882-1978), better-known as “Cattle Annie,” was born atContinue reading “☞Today in Old-West History — On today’s date 140 years ago during the Victorian Era on Wednesday, November 29, 1882,”

THE SEMITIC NEGRO (“Afroasiatic”; “Hamito-Semitic”) THE SEMITIC NEGRO (“Afroasiatic”; “Hamito-Semitic”) From about 2000 BC, Berber (Tuareg / Tamashek) and Chadic (Hausa) languages spread westward from the Nile valley across the Sahara into the Sahel… “A large portion of the brown and black tribes of Northern Africa, as has been shown, belong to the same familyContinue reading “THE SEMITIC NEGRO (“Afroasiatic”; “Hamito-Semitic”)”

OLIVER LEWIS (1856-1924)In 1875, OLIVER LEWIS (1856-1924)In 1875, Oliver Lewis became the first jockey to win the Kentucky Derby, America’s longest continuous sporting event. Lewis was born in 1856 in Fayette Country, Kentucky, to his parents Goodson and Eleanor Lewis. Lewis was born free, but there is little known about his parents or family.Lewis wasContinue reading “OLIVER LEWIS (1856-1924)In 1875,”

HISTORY OF 𝗡́𝗗𝗢𝗞𝗜́ HISTORY OF 𝗡́𝗗𝗢𝗞𝗜́ The Ndoki subgroup is at the South Easternmost part of Igbo land, straddling between Ukwa area of Abia State, Oyigbo LGA of Rivers State, and pockets of them in the Western limits of AkwaIbom State. Some people in Ijoid groups like Okrika and Ibani are of Ndoki descent. TheContinue reading “HISTORY OF 𝗡́𝗗𝗢𝗞𝗜́”