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I Am a Black Woman by Mari Evans
I am a black woman
the music of my song
some sweet arpeggio of tears
is written in a minor key
and I
can be heard
humming
in the night
I saw my mate leap screaming to the sea
and I/with these hands/cupped the lifebreath
from my issue in the canebrake
I lost Nat’s swinging body in a rain of tears
and heard my son scream all the way from Anzio
for Peace he never knew…I
learned Da Nang and Pork Chop Hill
in anguish
Now my nostrils know the gas
and these trigger tire/d fingers
seek the softness in my warrior’s beard
I am a black woman
tall as a cypress
strong
beyond all definition still
defying place
and time
and circumstance
assailed
impervious
indestructible
Look
on me and be
renewed. <3
(beautiful artwork unknown) <3
~Queen Dawn~ <3
CREDIT: Queen Rising
Oscar David Kalu, Reports
Her name is Hameedah Oladele,
born April 14 2005 and Started her Primary School Education at Starflied Intertionational School Fagba, Lagos State, Nigeria.
Went on for Secondary Education at Ifako International School, still in Lagos before relocating to the USA in 2016 and resumed at Caroline Sibley School Elementary where she graduated with 4GPA Point. She only did 6th Grade there before moving to High School to test her knowledge
From there she went to Moorhead High School Minnesota from Grade 7 to 12. Her Grade was never less than 4 Points and she was the Best Student in her Class each year and later emerged the BEST OVERALL STUDENT IN THE STATE. She won so many Awards too numerous to mention on this brief report, and graduated as a Valedictorian in Grade 12.
She baged a Scholarship Award to study Neuroscience and Mathematics that will lead to Medicine at the prestigious Harvard University
Hameedah is a huge inspiration to Youths across Africa and globally, and great Motivational Speaker as demonstrated in her VALIDATORY SPEECH contained in Video below
The story of Hameedah Oladele clearly and loudly shows that place of origin and background are no barriers to greatness in life, and that Africans can excel in any part of the world and under all circumstances.
FACTS ABâ—‹UT RWANDA Yâ—‹U DIDN’T KNâ—‹W 🇷🇼
•Rwanda was once còlonized by Germany and Belgium.
•Rwanda is the smallest country in East Africa.
•In spite of Rwanda’s small size, it is made up of several diverse ecosystems.
•Rwanda is one of the safest countries in the world.
•Rwanda and Burundi used to be the same country.
•The Rwandan gen0cide was almost 29 years ago.
•Rwanda is landlocked.
•Animal and environmental conservation is a big priority.
•Once a month, the country participates in a mandatory national community service initiative.
•Tourism is one of Rwanda’s fastest-growing industries.
•Kigali, Rwanda is the clèanest city in Africa.
•Rwanda hosts a car-free day to promote exercise and healthy living.
•Rwanda is home to some of the world’s last remaining mountain gorillas
•Rwanda is a predominantly Christian country, with around 60% of the population belonging to the Catholic Church.
•Some of the most important traditions in Rwanda revolve around family, community, and religion. Rwandan families are typically large and close-knit, with many extended family members living together in one household.
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Morocco defender Nouhaila Benzina is the first player to wear a hijab while competing at a senior-level Women’s World Cup.
Africa must believe in ourselves and strive to maintain our Beliefs, Cultural Values, Moral Standards; the world would accept us for who and what we are
I’m playing for Falcons Because of My Yorùbá Origin, Says England-born Ashleigh Plumptre
Falcon Superstar – Ashleigh Plumptre, has said she dumped the English team to play for Nigeria because of her YorĂąbá origin.
She said she wanted to relive her rich heritage and link up with her roots.
Unfortunately, none of the South-West state governors, all Yorùbá, has recognised or honoured her for this unique decision.
Ashleigh Plumptre is one of the iconic starts in the Super Falcon’s set-up at the on-going 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand
She had helped her team secure victory over highly rated Australians and had earlier worked for a draw in ancounter with Canada.
She was playing for the England youth teams, but opted to play for Nigeria in the international encounter.
The Leicester-born star decided to play for Nigeria at the senior level
She plays defense and had been
incredible in talents.
Ashleigh Plumptre’s father is Yorùbá from Lagos [ @followlasg ]
She had played for England’s U17, U19 and U23, but opted for Nigeria at the senior team.
The 25-year-old player contributed immensely to the defeat of Australia by the Falcons.
She said: “For me, I always say that I have to play football for more than just playing it itself. The same way that I chose to join Leicester because of my hometown’s club.
“With Nigeria, I wanted to uncover more of my heritage that I hadn’t delved into before because my dad is half-Nigerian and half-English. My grandad was born in Lagos.
“But I’ve been brought up very British, so, I want to join the Nigerian team where I got to experience food like this, experience more of the culture, I guess.”
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Watchout for the comprehensive narration of how His Excellency, Bola Ahmed Tinubu,GCFR, fought with his entire life and family endangered against the onslaught of Military Regime, to enthrone and entrench Democracy in Nigeria
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