
Eric
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Reproductive Health | Men's Health & Wellness | Mandela Washington Fellow | [email protected]
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Satafrrreeka couldn't win the annual online banter, so they went offline to play rough. Ref bana!
Eric109,004 Aufrufe • vor 9 Tagen

This video will warm your hearts. See, a beautiful girl, respectful to her father, amiable to her mother. Her father gifted her the Quran, reminding her of her spiritual obligation here on earth. Her mother gave her jewellery, reminding her that she is beautiful and should keep her purity close to her heart. A daughter. A mother. A father. A happy family. An inspiring family.
Eric360,051 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

Eat our natural, native veggies. They provide adequate folate, magnesium, and other essential trace minerals.
Eric81,082 Aufrufe • vor 25 Tagen

This is mannerless, a lack of decorum and disrespectful to the presidency and the people of Kenya. #77NiNumbers
Eric1,049,820 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

This song is called Tres impoli (You are impolite) by Franco Makiadi, the leader of TPOK Jazz. The song is 42 years old. It was recorded in 1984 in Gabon. It is about an impolite, mannerless man. The truth about this song is that Franco was impatient with a band member called Papa Ndombe Opetum, whom he sent to police remand for stealing a piece of meat. Opetum was a stubborn, mannerless band member who, whenever he was sent to buy meat, sliced a portion for himself. In fact, one of the songs composed for him by Simaro Lutumba, called Mbongo (Money), was later recorded by another obedient member, Djo Mpoyi, because Opetum had misbehaved. When he sliced Franco's meat, Franco called the police on him. After staying in remand for 2 weeks, Opetum took off and rejoined Tabu Ley's band, Afrisa International. He is seen here with Tabu Ley's band in a London Live concert, dancing like a comedian in Beyou Ciel's song Embouroumounkoue at 0:04 - 0:08 ( It is after Opetum left that Franco composed this song, Tres Impoli (Why are you impolite?) My favourite verse in the song: 3:25 Chaussette etoboka - (Your socks are torn.) Okoti na ndako ya bato oti makolo na mesa. Nzoka ezali mesa bato ba lelaka. - (You enter someone’s house and put your legs on the table. Yet people use that table to eat.) This was Opetum's character. Later, in 1988, when Franco was sick in Belgium, Opetum sneaked back to TPOK, where he composed two hits, ANGELA and TAWABA ( Opetum collapsed and died in Kinshasa on 24th May 2012, aged 68 years.
Eric193,475 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

The Congolese have rejected the psyops. The scam. The distraction. The nonsense.
Eric275,777 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

Wa'Kisii benga musicians are crazy. "Waitikaapu" "Aroosopsi" "Redibuuru" "Smaenofuu"
Eric178,599 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten