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Na who Abike dey reach out to be this?
3,723,580 views • 1 year ago •via X (Twitter)
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Those guys nodding their head, thinking this is a good slave.

Lol, the sweetest part is that the anchor later refer to her as a black woman. 😂

No mind her, She think say dem go give am prime minister, the kain breakfast wey dem go knack she go shock

Kemi believed in her mind that she is already Oyibo. But they will shock her one day out of the puppet status.

A rude shock awaits her in the future.

The demand for slavery went all all time low after the industrial revolution. Machines replaced manual labour. That's why they decided to end the slavery, because they no longer have the need for them. She's giving credit to them as if it was in good faith that they ended it.

The anchor has to remind her She is a black woman. No wonder it was easy to sell out other Africans for Mirrors and bottles of Schnapps.

Something is fundamentally wrong with black people.

This is disgusting!

For a lady who grew up in Nigeria and left at 16, her views on this subject matter are quite surprising. It seems she studied the landscape and discovered what people wanted to hear from a Black woman, and she capitalized on that for her 'success' in politics. If these views aren't truly reflective of her genuine beliefs, they may end up hurting her in the long run.
