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The saying “Egypt is the only country in the world where the soil turns into gold” The saying “Egypt is the only country in the world where the soil turns into gold” is not a literal statement. It is a figure of speech that refers to Egypt’s rich historical and cultural heritage. This saying emphasisesContinue reading “The saying “Egypt is the only country in the world where the soil turns into gold””

A shocking archaeological discovery has reignited one of the most controversial questions of our time. A shocking archaeological discovery has reignited one of the most controversial questions of our time. Were aliens involved in ancient Egypt? This eerie photo shows what appears to be a mummified alien body, reportedly unearthed near the Lahun pyramid complexContinue reading “A shocking archaeological discovery has reignited one of the most controversial questions of our time.”

WHO’S AFRAID OF IGBO NAMES IN LAGOS? 🔥 WHO’S AFRAID OF IGBO NAMES IN LAGOS? First, it was Ezeagu Street. Then Okokomaiko started sounding “too foreign.”Now, one by one, Igbo-named streets and bus stops are disappearing from Lagos — quietly, systematically, and without a word to the people who built parts of this city withContinue reading “WHO’S AFRAID OF IGBO NAMES IN LAGOS?”

A bronze Thracian helmet dating back to the 4th century BC was discovered in the village of Pletena, Bulgaria. A bronze Thracian helmet dating back to the 4th century BC was discovered in the village of Pletena, Bulgaria. This remarkable piece is decorated with silver bands and detailed engravings, including stylized eyebrows and bearded facesContinue reading “A bronze Thracian helmet dating back to the 4th century BC was discovered in the village of Pletena, Bulgaria.”

The Narmer Palette is one of the most iconic artifacts in ancient Egyptian history, marking the birth of Egypt. The Narmer Palette is one of the most iconic artifacts in ancient Egyptian history, marking the birth of Egypt. Dating back over 5,000 years, this ceremonial stone records a monumental moment — the unification of UpperContinue reading “The Narmer Palette is one of the most iconic artifacts in ancient Egyptian history, marking the birth of Egypt.”

MISINFORMATION IS A WEAPON: WHO CONTROLS AFRICAN MINDS TODAY? 🔥 MISINFORMATION IS A WEAPON: WHO CONTROLS AFRICAN MINDS TODAY? 🧠🔗 They no longer need chains just your mind. Through screens, radios, textbooks, and pulpits, Africa is being programmed. Lies are repeated until we forget the truth. They tell us who our heroes are, what beautyContinue reading “MISINFORMATION IS A WEAPON: WHO CONTROLS AFRICAN MINDS TODAY?”

They called us the black sheep . Not because we were wrong — but because we just saw things very differently . They called us the black sheep . Not because we were wrong — but because we just saw things very differently . While the flock followed the path without question, we paused. LookedContinue reading “They called us the black sheep . Not because we were wrong — but because we just saw things very differently .”

This piece (EA24906) is now in the British Museum, London, England. Upper part of the plastered and painted anthropoid wooden coffin lid that belonged to Pensenhor, a Libyan who settled in Egypt. He probably lived in Thebes some time during the time of the 22nd Dynasty (circa 945-712 BCE). “The Egyptian origins of the coffinContinue reading “This piece (EA24906) is now in the British Museum, London, England.”

Did You Know There Was A Town In Nigeria That Disappeared in a Day? Did You Know There Was A Town In Nigeria That Disappeared in a Day? You didn’t? Okay; In 1957, the entire village of Araromi-Oke disappeared without a trace. The only thing left was the town square and one stubborn goat. WhatContinue reading “Did You Know There Was A Town In Nigeria That Disappeared in a Day?”

This one is for my Readers 🙂 The first “Pharaoh”, called Nesut Bity, was Narmer, aka Menes, aka the Scorpion King. This one is for my Readers 🙂 The first “Pharaoh”, called Nesut Bity, was Narmer, aka Menes, aka the Scorpion King. I put Pharoah in quotations because the indigenous Kemetic name of this titleContinue reading “This one is for my Readers 🙂 The first “Pharaoh”, called Nesut Bity, was Narmer, aka Menes, aka the Scorpion King.”