...a reminder that true leadership is about strength, vision, and pride in our own heritage. The transformation of the Middle East didn’t come from foreign aid or empty talks; it came from their people, their strength, and their belief in their future. Africa doesn’t need to copy the West to rise. Let Nigerian and African leaders take this as a lesson: .Peace comes through strength. .Progress comes by embracing who we are, not rejecting our roots. Our future won't be built by outsiders; it must come from within. It’s time our leaders wake up. @followers

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Meet the most feared women in African history – The Dahomey Amazons. Known as the Mino warriors, this fierce all-female military squad from the kingdom of Dahomey, West Africa (modern-day Benin), operated from the 17th to 19th centuries. The Mino, nicknamed the Dahomey Amazons by Europeans, were initially elephant hunters who evolved into a formidable military force. These warriors, also called N’Nonmiton or "Our Mothers," were revered for their unmatched combat skills and loyalty to the kingdom. Recruited as young as 8 years old, many Mino sought escape from poverty or oppress!ve marriages. They took vows of celibacy to stay focused on their duties. The Mino's rigorous training included survival expeditions and mastering combat techniques. With the motto "Conquer or D!e," they dominated the battlefield and held significant roles in the kingdom’s Grand Council. Armed with Winchester rifles, clubs, and kn!ves, the Mino were a force to be reckoned with. By the mid-19th century, they numbered between 1,000 and 6,000, making up a third of Dahomey’s army. The kingdom eventually fell to French colonization, and the Mino were disbanded, but their legacy of courage and empowerment endures

10 THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW THIS FRIDAY MORNING No.7 WILL SHOCK YOU. Good morning! Here is today’s summary from Nigerian Newspapers: 1. Fresh indications emerged on Thursday that the federal and the state governments remain undecided on the contentious issue of state policing. This development came as the National Economic Council, NEC, chaired by Vice President Kashim Shettima, sidestepped any deliberation on the matter during its meeting at the Presidential Villa 2. Flight operations are back to normalcy as the workers of the Nigeria Meteorological Agency, NiMet, have suspended their strike, which disrupted the aviation sector. 3. Former Senate President Bukola Saraki has assured members and supporters of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, that the main opposition party will rebound. The Waziri of Ilorin made this known in a statement while reacting to the recent wave of defections from the party to the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC. 4. No fewer than 19 passengers travelling in two commercial buses were abducted on Thursday morning by suspected armed herdsmen in Jor community, along the Adoka-Naka road in Gwer West Local Government Area of Benue State. DAILY POST learnt that the buses were ambushed in two separate but closely timed incidents along the same location, roughly three kilometres from Naka, the Gwer West LGA headquarters. 5. The National Chairman of the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, Abdullahi Ganduje, has revealed that more opposition governors will soon join the party. Ganduje disclosed this on Thursday in Abuja when he formally received some leaders of the New Nigeria Peoples Party, NNPP, in Kano State, led by Senator Kawu Ismailia, who represents Kano South.he president of the Association of Nigerian Aviation Professionals, ANAP, Alale Adebayo, disclosed this in a statement after a closed-door meeting with the minister, NiMet executive members, and other striking unions on Thursday. 6. The Federal Government has lauded the Ghanaian authorities for rescuing not less than 219 young Nigerians trafficked to the country and forced into cybercrimes. The Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Amb. Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu, disclosed this in a statement on Thursday in Abuja. 7. The World Bank on Thursday projected that poverty in Nigeria will increase by 3.6 percentage points over the next five years, rising through 2027. This was contained in the Bank’s Africa’s Pulse report released during the ongoing Spring Meetings of the International Monetary Fund, IMF, and the World Bank in Washington, DC. 8. The Federal High Court in Abuja, on Thursday, gave the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, the go-ahead to arrest and detain six promoters of Crypto Bridge Exchange, CBEX, over alleged investment fraud to the tune of over one billion dollars. Justice Emeka Nwite, who gave the order after the EFCC’s lawyer, Fadila Yusuf, moved an ex-parte motion to the effect, said the detention would be pending the conclusion of investigation of the alleged offences and possible prosecution 9. The embattled leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu, has called on the European Union, EU, and United States, US, to conduct an impartial investigation into state sponsored insecurity in the Southeast. Kanu made the call during a meeting with his legal team to address Nigerian government’s alleged attempts to manipulate public opinion ahead of his trial on April 29, 2025. 10. The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Nyesom Wike, has summoned the chairmen of the FCT area councils and leadership of the Nigerian Union of Teachers, NUT, FCT Wing, for a meeting. The minister stated this on Thursday in Abuja after inspecting ongoing projects in preparation for the inauguration to celebrate the second anniversary of President Bola Tinubu. https://dailypost.ng/2025/04/25/nigerian-newspapers-10-things-you-need-to-know-friday-morning-73/?utm_source=operamini&utm_medium=feednews&utm_campaign=operamini_feednews

The battle for critical minerals and rare earth metals is heating up globally, with Africa emerging as a key player in the race for resources essential to the industries of the future. In a remarkable move, billionaires Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos have joined forces to invest a staggering $537 million in mining ventures across the continent. Their goal? To secure access to the critical minerals needed to fuel electric vehicle production, renewable energy systems, and more. https://amarscity.com/cp/pages/Newsline https://glassalmanac.com/bill-gates-and-jeff-bezos-invest-537-million-in-africa-to-mine-rare-metals/

WHO I AM I am black and bold I am strong and fearless I am the definition of Africa I am from Above, Citizen of Heaven I am the apple of God's eyes I am a priest and a living sacrifice I am called out of darkness into light I am in Christ and Christ in me I was dead but now I am alive I am who I am and more because Christ died I am who I am because Christ was buried I am who I am because Christ resurrected When you see me happy and joyful, Nor be me do em oh; Na Christ dey run em Na Christ died, Na Christ dey buried, Na Christ resurrect; But na me dey reap the benefits 😉🤷‍♂️

Title: The Drumbeat of the Ant In the golden heart of the African savanna, where the winds hummed songs of old and the sun kissed every grain of earth, a great celebration was being planned. The Lion King had declared a grand festival to unite all animals in joy and peace. There would be dancing, music, storytelling, and a mighty drum that would beat across the plains. Every animal brought something. The elephant brought palm wine in a gourd the size of a boulder. The peacock brought feathers that shimmered like the morning sun. The zebra painted paths with his striped tail. The hyena—even he—brought laughter. But the little black ant, Tano, had nothing grand to give. He was so small, many didn’t even notice he was there. “I’ll carry something for someone,” he whispered to himself. So he helped the dung beetle push his ball. He climbed the giraffe’s neck to untangle a leaf stuck in her eye. He fixed the tear in the tortoise’s shell with a single drop of sap. And on the day of the festival, the great drum carved from sacred iroko wood stood silent. The elephant had forgotten the drummer. “Who will play?” the animals cried. “Who knows the rhythm of the land?” “I will,” said a tiny voice. It was Tano, standing on a dry stick, holding a seedpod. The animals laughed—until he began to tap. Tap. Tap. Tap. His rhythm echoed the heartbeat of the earth. Tap. Tap. Tap. The trees swayed. The birds joined in. Even the sky seemed to nod along. The festival roared to life. Tano’s beat guided the dance of the lion, the grace of the gazelle, the sway of the snake. When the sun set and the stars blinked awake, the Lion King stood and bowed. “Today,” he said, “a small ant taught us the biggest lesson: It is not the size of your gift, but the heart with which it’s given.” ⸻ Moral Lessons: 1. No contribution is too small when done with love. 2. Greatness isn’t about size—it’s about impact. 3. Every voice matters, even the quietest one.

NAMIBIA: Namibian first female president has ordered deportation of 500 Americans in response to Trump's deportation operations targetting Africans mostly. She says if you can't enter America without a Visa then same applies to Namibia, No American should enter Namibia without a Visa, and infact she has doubled the Visa fee for Americans. On the other hand she said no African should seek for a Visa to visit Namibia, she added that African nations should love each other and visit each other without Visa requirements, Visa was a tool invented by the whites to control Africans from pursuing their stolen natural resources abroad , let's now use visa requirements to block them from coming back to exploit more of our natural resources especially the minerals. What do you think about the direction mamaa is taking!? Is it a wake up call for Africa?

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*Exporting African food abroad* Exporting African food abroad is a lucrative business, with many opportunities for entrepreneurs to tap into the growing demand for African cuisine worldwide. *Popular African Food Products for Export* Some of the most sought-after African food products for export include: - _Yams_: A staple crop in many West African countries, yams are in high demand globally, particularly in the UK and US. - _Palm oil_: Also known as red oil, palm oil is a popular ingredient in African cuisine and is exported to many countries. - _Garri_: A fermented cassava product, garri is a staple food in many African countries and is exported to meet the demand of African diaspora communities abroad. - _Processed foods_: Nigerian cereals, saidine, geisha, and yam flour are just a few examples of processed African foods that are in high demand abroad ¹. *Exporting African Food: Opportunities and Challenges* While exporting African food abroad presents many opportunities, there are also challenges to consider. These include: - _Compliance with international food safety standards_: African food exporters must ensure that their products meet the strict food safety standards of the countries they export to. - _Competition from established brands_: African food exporters may face competition from established brands that have a strong presence in international markets. - _Logistical challenges_: Exporting African food abroad requires careful planning and logistics to ensure that products are delivered to customers in good condition. *Getting Started with Exporting African Food* If you're interested in exporting African food abroad, here are some steps to get started: - _Research your target market_: Identify the countries and regions that have a high demand for African food products. - _Develop a business plan_: Create a comprehensive business plan that outlines your goals, target market, marketing and sales strategies, and financial projections. - _Source high-quality products_: Find reliable suppliers of high-quality African food products that meet international food safety standards. - _Obtain necessary certifications and licenses_: Ensure that you have all the necessary certifications and licenses to export African food products to your target market. Join my WhatsApp group for new Updates https://chat.whatsapp.com/KeAyXxiFaneBAqY0ci3fuB David OT