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Mac Jetson ☥☮🇭🇹vor 1 Jahr

It should be banned on the whole continent

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Dámisívor 1 Jahr

Bro I hate these wigs like hell

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Sharptooth Shabazzvor 1 Jahr

Black people genuinely look stupid wearing colonial wigs anyway

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𝗙𝗲𝘆𝘀𝗮𝗹 𝗔𝗯𝗱𝘂𝗹𝗹𝗮𝗵𝗶vor 1 Jahr

Bravo, Burkina Faso! 👏🏽👏🏽 A powerful move to reject colonial legacies and reclaim cultural identity. A commendable step toward decolonization and restoring traditional values.

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Word Smithvor 1 Jahr

Ibrahim Traoré's already an African legend. If he continues his trajectory, he'll become a global one. Hopefully the other African leaders are getting ready to follow suit (in everything he's doing for his home country, not just the wig ban).

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Qubtic Church Londonvor 1 Jahr

Ibrahim Traoré is going from strength to strength. It is so refreshing to see an African leader who is doing right by his people. We pray for this man to have a long and prosperous reign.

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Redvor 1 Jahr

Lol Y’all Hamites need to let the colonial wigs go

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Ishshah™ Propertyvor 1 Jahr

Burkina Faso is leading Afrika! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

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ghetto intellectual™vor 1 Jahr

Love it! Last year, a friend in Kenya became a barrister or whatever they call it. Wigs go for 1k. Thats a lot of money for horsehair. Ghanaians tell me that it's actually the new graduates who keep it going. They see the wig as a symbol of their hard work and status.

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2mevor 1 Jahr

There’s no African president who’d do what Traore does for his country. This is beautiful to witness and it frees the people from all the little things that might not even seem like slavery. May God bless him with long life

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