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I used to be one of those people who would complain about foreigners coming to Africa to steal our resources and rip us off, but I watched a documentary recently that really shocked me and got me thinking. Are they stealing our resources, or are some greedy leaders selling our continent to them and embezzling the money, while the masses continue to suffer.
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1. BBC: https://www.bbc.com/
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Growing up in Benin City, there was so much culture, history, and art. I grew up learning about all the beautiful artifacts created in Benin and also how a lot of them were stolen from us by the 'White Man'. This didn't happen only in the Benin Kingdom but across the whole of Africa.
So you can imagine my joy when I saw an article about an artifact being returned to Ethiopia. Could this be the beginning of an era? I think that It is about time all the stolen artifacts are returned to their rightful countries.
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One of the things I love most about growing up in Africa is that our history and culture is so rich. There are so many stories, both mythical and real, from Africa, one of them being the story of The Golden Stool of the Ashanti people in Ghana. If you have heard of it, what do you think? Could it be real, or is it a myth? If you haven’t, now is a good time to learn something new.
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1. The Golden Stool: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Stool
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After a trip to my county Nigeria, I realize that there is a major difference between the ‘organic food’ we believe we consume in the USA; and the authentic organic food grown in Africa.
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I’m going to be giving my opinion on the controversial BBC Africa Documentary Exposé “SEX FOR GRADES”.
Who really is to blame and how can we find a solution?
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1. BBC Africa: https://www.bbc.com/news/world/africa
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I will introduce you to the Mother of Modern African Literature, Flora Nwapa. She was on the most popular African Authors, who changed the face of writing. She was a woman ahead of her time, a feminist before it was “cool” to be one.
Flora Nwapa was a strong African woman with a voice, who expressed herself through her books.
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1. Buchi Emecheta: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buchi_Emecheta
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For the past few weeks, my country Nigeria has been in the spotlight of World News, but unfortunately, it hasn’t been for great things.
I do not condone or support any acts of fraud, kidnapping, or violence. However, I have noticed that even though 80% of Nigerian’s are good people who are doing great things around the world. The media has decided to concentrate on the 20% who have done shameful things.
While we stand up against the evil acts of the 20%, we must not forget to also celebrate the good things that the other 80% are doing.
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1. World Economic Forum: https://www.weforum.org/events/world-economic-forum-on-africa-2019
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I will introduce you to the world's third-largest film industry, Nollywood.
I’ll take you a journey, from the beginning of Nollywood to where we are today, and how quickly we have grown and achieved world recognition.
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1. Stella Damasus: https://www.stelladamasus.com/
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I would tell you a story of an amazing man, who put his love for humanity before faith and religion.
It is sad, however, that this story came to light over a year later because Imam Abubakar Abdullahi was one 2019 recipients of the International Religious Freedom Award, in the USA.
We as Nigerians and Africans need to learn to honor the good things our people do. We should not wait for foreign countries and their media to do it first
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1. Goodness Network: https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/
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I talk about a long-awaited movement that has begun in my country Nigeria, and the whole of Africa.
#MeTooAfrica
For many years, RAPE CULTURE has been overlooked in Africa but not anymore. Our people are finally beginning to see the importance of speaking up. Hopefully, we will also begin to severely punish these rapists for their crimes, regardless of their gender, educational background, and status in society.
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1. Ese Walters : http://bit.ly/2NOeSUk
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