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| # | Tweet | User | Followers | Views ▼ | Ratio | Engagement | Posted |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | [image] Nigeria’s first president played college football in West Virginia with Black Americans.
Our histories are connected. You cannot divide us no matter how hard you try. | @abasimalungu | 492 | 12.8K | 26.0x | 232 | Jun 4 |
| 2 | [image] Old world Neolithic diffusion(Aberkane 2022,Aumassip 1997,Guilaine 2011) | @Maqitzara ✓ | 2.3K | 10.3K | 4.4x | 73 | Apr 11 |
| 3 | [video] Histoire, culture et civilisation Africaines. | @MCRBangoura | 4.5K | 8.9K | 2.0x | 183 | Mar 1 |
| 4 | [image] Asanwa
Akstudien [German: artistic study of a person]. Cross River-Cameroons area. Alfred Mansfeld, 1908. | @OziIkoro | 5.0K | 8.9K | 1.8x | 83 | Feb 27 |
| 5 | [image] Tombouctou, Mali. | @MCRBangoura | 4.4K | 8.4K | 1.9x | 197 | Mar 15 |
| 6 | [image] Taking a dip
Picture of a group of Igbo boys bathing on the Imo river, near Aba. William Fagg, 28 February 1946. | @OziIkoro | 5.1K | 6.7K | 1.3x | 97 | Mar 10 |
| 7 | [image] I open X and I see that the Grassfields of Cameroon 🇨🇲 is going viral for our traditional architecture🛖!
I’m so proud of my people for preserving these structures despite colonialism and modernization! ✊🏾
Once again,
𝐆𝐑𝐀𝐅𝐅𝐈 is GREAT 🇨🇲🔥
Here’s the interior:
#Cameroon | @GraffiPikin | 2.7K | 6.7K | 2.4x | 97 | Mar 23 |
| 8 | [image] Bimtuku, Ghana, 1890. | @MCRBangoura | 4.5K | 5.7K | 1.3x | 77 | Feb 21 |
| 9 | [image] Did you know about them yet? The Tin-Abanher school of the Sefar area in the Tassili.
As rains greened the Sahara during the Neolithic period, its inhabitants were far ahead of the rest of the world not only in the technical field (animal husbandry, ceramics) but also in the | @Maqitzara ✓ | 2.4K | 3.4K | 1.4x | 37 | Jun 3 |
| 10 | [image] The crocodile and the fish, a Benin 15th/ 16th century brass plaque crafted by the Igun bronze smiths, one of the artistic guild in Benin Kingdom.
#edopeople
#edohistory | @AgbontaenN7387 | 629 | 2.9K | 4.5x | 41 | Jun 7 |
| 11 | [video] I made a comparison between Underground Railroad symbols and Nsibidi/Igbo Ukara cloth last year on my SoulPeopleRoots page. The Ekpe (Leopard 🐆) fraternity from Nigeria/Cameroon played a key role in Maroonage (escape) during the 1700-1800s in the US. | @abasimalungu | 516 | 1.8K | 3.5x | 51 | Jun 5 |
| 12 | [image] | @Amashagh | 647 | 1.1K | 1.7x | 67 | Mar 24 |