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Efunroye Tinubu who was a powerful slave trader in the 19th century Nigeria. She was thought to have been so unapologetic and profit minded, she attempted to subvert a British anti-slavery treaty and after a slave deal went wrong, she said. “It’s better I drown the slaves than sell them at a discount (cheap)”. Today’s ‘Tinubu square’ in Lagos state Nigeria is named after her.

Source: historians on reddit

1. THE BANKER

2. EXTRACTION

3. SURVIVE THE NIGHT.

4. LIVING IN BONDAGE (BREAKING FREE)

That’s the spirit girl.

Ogba anklets were worn by Igbo women permanently as a fashion or maybe musical accessory.
To wear them, they’d stuff rags between the skin and the metal to prevent chafing, while they walk with a curious swing of the leg to avoid rubbing the plates together.

Ogba ankle bracelets made from brass formed part of a woman’s dowry for the Igbos in Nigeria. Worn in pairs and important symbols of status, woman wearing ogba were unable to take on normal domestic duties and increased her own social status and that of her husband and father.” The reason why this was fashionable then remains a mystery to us.

“I appreciate everyone showing support and love for my family.”
Quincy Mason Floyd (C) has knelt at the site where his father George Floyd died while in police custody. He called for justice, and thanked people around the world who have been demonstrating over his father’s death.

75-year-old man bleeds from the head after police officers pushed him to the ground during protest.
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A video shared online has shown the moment an elderly man aged 75 began bleeding from the head after police officers pushed him in Buffalo, New York.
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It was initially claimed that the man stumbled but videos shared online shows that he was shoved.
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The two police officers involved have been suspended without pay.
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The incident occured on Thursday, June 4. The man was eventually taken away from the scene by an ambulance and he is reportedly in “stable but serious condition”.

The Lagos state government stated earlier today, that from June 19 2020 all places of worship are to re-open at the maximum of the 40 percent of their capacities .

Chapter one:

THE EARLY STAGE.🌱

“Yea! I got in finally, after 2years of waiting ”, He was so happy and couldn’t hold his joy. The neighbors wondered what was really going on, but no one knew. This same sound of happiness happened in almost all houses when an aspirant finally gets admitted into his/her desired university.

In my case, I am about leaving home in few months to study mechanical engineering in a prestigious public university. My friends that also got admitted in various engineering departments came visiting me, so we shared from each others joy. One got admitted to study petroleum engineering, while the other to study chemical engineering.

While sharing from each others joy, we shared ideas and made goals, we made bucket list of things wanting to achieve during our 5 years of study. In my bucket list were so many things outside the academic settings, thinking that once i’m out from home i am so following my passion and still representing good in school activities also, but how i wish i knew, it was a different ball game.

Writing has always been something i always wanted and here i am. Before the journey starts, i would love to introduce my self.

Name: MADUKA CHIBUIKE GODWIN

Nationality: NIGERIAN🇳🇬

Occupation: CURRENTLY AN ENGINEERING STUDENT👷🏾

I think the above status has defined little about me.

About my blog?

Yeah i promise you, you can never get bored here. With interesting topics ranging from

• My life.
• Politics.
• The engineering world.
• And even the latest happening( but I’m not a gossip though😂)

Well i think i have to end our conversation here but more still unfolds.