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“I love beautiful African melanin curved bugatti women but I avoid them because I am focused on leading Burkina Faso to Greatness and it requires no distraction.

Nigeria’s Sani Abacha mistake will not repeat in Burkina Faso! I am a good student, I will never eat the Apple!”

-Wow Ibrahim Traore reveals why he pays less attention to the number of African women who want him.

#Afrocania #viral #everyone #followers #IbrahimTraore

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Zimbabwe 🇿🇼

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Traditional design, Mali 🇲🇱

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PANIC IN ABIDJAN FOLLOWING A LEAK OF TOP-CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION
A shockwave is currently shaking the highest levels of the Ivorian government and the French secret services. The cause: the leak of a top-secret document revealing a destabilization plan orchestrated against Burkina Faso and the ongoing revolution in the AES region.
This confidential document not only details the failed covert operations, but also exposes the mechanisms used in this attempted interference. The revelation of this truth has sent a chill through Alassane Ouattara's government, with some of his close associates on high alert. The French intelligence services are completely stunned.
As the saying goes: "When God is fighting your battle, you don't need to take off your tunic." » This leak confirms what many feared: well-laid plans were aimed at stifling the sovereignist and revolutionary momentum of Burkina Faso and, more broadly, that of the member states of the Alliance of Sahel States (ESA).
According to our sources, an emergency meeting was convened secretly at an undisclosed location to decide on the strategy to adopt. Among the options discussed, some experts are reportedly recommending total silence in an attempt to hush up the affair. But the information is already out there, and we are following it very closely…

Faso Times

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Trump is making Malawi great again by refusing Malawian government officials visas to go and waste taxpayers’ money in America.🤣🤣🤣

Work from home, Achimwene.
N’chifukwa chiyani akuluakulu ambiri aboma amafuna kupita ku America pamene anthu ku Malawi ndi osauka komanso akuvutika?

Ndawerenga kalatayo yomwe munalemba ku utembenu wa ku America, kusamatha ntchito kwachuluka kwambiri. Simanena kuti “kukana kwa akuluakulu aboma a ku Malawi,” koma mumati “kukana akuluakulu aboma a ku Malawi.”🤣🤣🤣

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Captain Ibrahim Traoré said:

I have nothing against the Ivorian people, but I give my word.

Instead of me falling, the leader who wants me to fall will fall in my place.

Without Burkina Faso and Mali, the northerners would never have ruled their neighboring country.

If a northerner in power wants me dead, then tell him he will fall...

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I got this amazing information from a group of writers known as Jack Jack. .

Robert Bauval's theory, known as the "Orion Correlation Theory", suggests that the three pyramids at Giza were designed to mimic the position of the stars in Orion's Belt in the constellation of Orion when they appeared in the sky around 10,500 BCE. Bauval believes that this astronomical alignment was not coincidental, but rather reflects the advanced astronomical knowledge possessed by the ancient civilization. The Sphinx is supposed to map the constellation Leo, which was clearly aligned in the same era.

This proposal is supported by the Turin Canon, which suggests that Egyptian rule extends back a long time before the official dynasties, exceeding 30,000 years, mentioning the existence of "Gods and semi-divine kings. " Some believe that these texts indicate the existence of a technologically and astronomically advanced civilization that preceded the known Egyptians. This coincides with the belief that the Nile River was parallel to the Milky Way in the sky at that time, reflecting a precise correlation between the earth and the sky.

The connection between the Turin Canon and Bauval's theory strengthens the hypothesis that the ancient Egyptians inherited advanced knowledge from a lost earlier civilization with a deep understanding

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The Khafre Pyramid at Giza may hold secrets of a submerged past, as signs of seawater erosion hint at a significant event in its history. The Tura limestone casing exhibits karst undercutting and wave patterns, indicative of damage from waves reaching 6 to 8 feet. At one point, water levels might have rose to 576 feet above sea level, eroding the pyramid's edges while leaving its tougher Mokkatam limestone core intact. This erosion appears concentrated at specific heights, suggesting the possibility of a monumental flood. Could the pyramid once have towers over a submerged landscape? The evidence invites us to ponder profound ancient environmental shifts.

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As long as this continent remains divided, we will NEVER achieve true development. How can we claim to fight colonization when we still uphold its very foundation—divide and rule—through these artificial borders? These boundaries we cling to today were not drawn by us; they are the colonial master's legacy, a system designed to keep us weak and fragmented. Why do we insist on preserving them? Africa doesn’t need 55 fractured nations—it needs five strong, united, and well-governed states capable of real progress and self-determination.

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