Aare kurunmi kakanfo
@AKakanfo • 32,759 subscribers
Biomedical scientist |Geopolitics|Geoeconomics|History|Civilization|Yorubanism 📩[email protected] Pres. Think Yoruba First org. worldwide.
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The ancestors are back. This dance steps are not taught anywhere anymore. The last time I saw people dance like this was amongst elderly Yoruba women in their 80s around 1997 at a Sango festival in Ibadan. To see a young girl around 7 or 8, doing this flawlessly is scary 😦
Aare kurunmi kakanfo260,412 görüntüleme • 8 gün önce
Hope brought war into Wike’s territory via Fubara, Wike is bringing the war back into Uzodinma’s backyard via okorocha. Hope will be very busy till next year. If you want to fight, make sure you finish him, because if he survives, he is coming for you. Go and ask Atiku to confirm.
Aare kurunmi kakanfo97,678 görüntüleme • 4 gün önce
Every empire rises, dominates, and eventually declines. Is America approaching the fourth stage of imperial collapse? History shows that empires do not last forever. They rise, consolidate power, face internal and external pressures, and eventually weaken. America may now be entering the fourth of five stages in the cycle of empire. But what eventually keeps and sustains an empire? Is this a warning from history or a sign of what lies ahead for African powers, America and other states? Watch. Geopolitics with Oladimeji Bolarinwa
Aare kurunmi kakanfo96,031 görüntüleme • 17 gün önce
Who are the friends of the South South? Igbos or Yorubas? Let History be our judge 🙏🏾
Aare kurunmi kakanfo82,746 görüntüleme • 19 gün önce
Nigeria’s restructuring debate is about more than changing the constitution. It is about moving from an overly centralised system towards a genuine federation where power is shared and regions have greater control over their affairs. The argument for ethnolinguistic federalism calls for a system that recognises Nigeria’s diverse peoples while preserving a united country. This requires rethinking the balance of powers between the federal and regional levels, including the division of responsibilities on the legislative lists. The lesson is clear: national unity is stronger when diversity is recognised, power is decentralised, and every constituent people has a meaningful role in governing the country.
Aare kurunmi kakanfo16,306 görüntüleme • 4 gün önce
Izala sect; the bedrock of wahabbism and radicalism in Nigeria 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Aare kurunmi kakanfo25,117 görüntüleme • 7 gün önce
This is the Oku people of Sierra Leone. They are a Yoruba tribe in Sierra Leone who are largely from the Oyo stock within the Yoruba commonwealth. They might be Sierra Leonians today but they have equal stake in Yorubaland as the Yorubas of Nigeria. They are Muslims for centuries yet they refuse to give up their Yoruba identity. In fact they refuse to integrate into creole identity bloc in Sierra Leone, they wanted to remain a pure Yoruba stock/tribe is Sierra Leone and they did. They did the same thing in Gambia. Colonial borders and reality will not make us give our lands and space to mortal enemies of the Yoruba civilisation.
Aare kurunmi kakanfo62,034 görüntüleme • 25 gün önce
The coastal road and the political struggle between the South-South and South East towards 2031 and 2040.
Aare kurunmi kakanfo35,436 görüntüleme • 19 gün önce
Is it actually Islamization? The answer is No! It is Arabism and Arabization via radical and violent Theocracy. In this new video, I explained what is going in the Sahel. Take for instance, Sudan is the second base of the Egyptian civilisation. In fact there are more pyramids in Sudan than in Egypt. The ethnic cleansing of black Muslims in Darfur, Sudan is part of the Arab project. Millions of black Muslims have been eradicated out of Darfur because it is full of gold, lithium and other precious minerals needed for any group to become a superpower. The Darfur Muslims have been Muslims for over 800 years yet that didn’t stop the Arabs from brutally slaughtering them for the past 20 years while the gold under their ancestral lands is sent to Dubai to enrich Arab hegemony. Where is JNIM, ISIS and other violent jihadist forces getting their funds from? Barrister shittu from Oke Ogun wants Sharia law in Oyo state while also, ISIS in Sokoto wants Sharia law all over Nigeria? What is the difference, it’s the methodology. The agenda is the same. This is what theocratic colonialism is all about. The use of religion as a tool for ethnic expansionism and Empire building. West Africa is at war!
Aare kurunmi kakanfo144,818 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce
This the president of Ethiopia stating it openly that it is a do or die situation for Ethiopia to get access to the Red Sea and they will do everything to achieve it. In simple terms Eritrea must grant them access by peace or they will take it themselves. This is the likely scenario between an Igbo republic and the South South of Nigeria in the future in case Nigeria breaks apart. This is why anytime I look at the map, I pity the people of the South South. Abiy Ahmed is so confident of winning this war. Time will tell.
Aare kurunmi kakanfo38,293 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce
Please 🙏🏾 to all men working day and night to provide for their families abroad come here and listen to this word of wisdom. It sounds funny and crazy but it is true. Men are suffering in silence especially those who have been abroad for more than 20 to 30 years and have now relocated to Nigeria. If you have never been in the company of men over 50 years living alone in Nigeria while their family is abroad, you will not understand.
Aare kurunmi kakanfo92,727 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce
40 years ago, Somalia was never an Arab country, within 40 years of extreme Wahhabism and inflow of Arab money, Somalia has become part of Arab countries even though the people were not Arabs. Thousands of young men were given scholarships to Saudi Arabia where they became PhDs in wahabbism and Arabism. Does this sound familiar??? Yes! That was how people like El Zakzaky became famous and powerful. The radicalism in Northern Nigeria is not by accident, it was funded and organised from the Middle East. Thirty years ago, Mauritania was part of West Africa and ECOWAS, what happened??? They imported Wahabbism into that country and socially engineered it to accept Arabic identity. Wahhabism first, then Islamism. We saw Hisbah police banning Hausa marriage customs in the name of Islam which is a lie. They are all tools of Arabization. The same method is in full swing in Yorubaland. It is not Islamization, it is Arabization. Have you not noticed that this radicalised elements in Yorubaland are very vocal in politics especially in APC???? This is not an attack on APC, it is exposing the Arabization agenda taking place. The Fulani hegemony is part of this axis of expansionism. This is the definition of Theocratic colonialism and Theocratic nationalism.
Aare kurunmi kakanfo43,614 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce
“It is not longer news that certain regions within “Nigeria” for the past 100 years believe that Lagos state should deyorubanized” Watch the latest video on geopolitics on the deyorubanization against Lagos state as an external threat. What are these threats against the Yoruba states? How should we respond as Yoruba people in Nigeria?
Aare kurunmi kakanfo14,305 görüntüleme • 28 gün önce
How many Arab Muslims came out to speak out against the killings of black Muslims of Darfur??? None!!! How many Fulani Muslims came out to sympathise with the Yoruba Muslims being slaughtered in Kwara state? None! But the same people are telling you that Islamic brotherhood is superior to Pan Yorubanism? An average Arab supremacist sees blacks as tools of power and leverage. They see a people that can be manipulated using religion as a weapon of expansionism. This is Arabization not Islamization. Think Yoruba First!
Aare kurunmi kakanfo37,557 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce
I am not a fan of Museveni but if all of Africa must survive violent Jihadism, we must all stand up against Arabization masked in Islamist chauvinism. We must not attack Islam as a religion but the ideology of Wahhabism that has been chased out from Algeria and Egypt. Arabization is real!
Aare kurunmi kakanfo24,683 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce
The humiliation the Yoruba political leaders suffered in the first republic must never happen again. No ethnic nation within Nigeria must ever be allowed to interfere or dictate the local politics of Yoruba politics till eternity. We must protect ourselves at all times or risk being destroyed by this ruthless blocs who have weaponised Nigerian patriotism as a tool of empire building and expansion.
Aare kurunmi kakanfo16,142 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce