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Alaa Salah, a Sudanese woman propelled to internet fame earlier this week after clips went viral of her leading powerful protest chants against President Omar al-Bashir, addresses protesters during a demonstration in front of the military headquarters in the capital Khartoum on April 10, 2019. – In the clips and photos, the elegant Salah stands atop a car wearing a long white headscarf and skirt as she sings and works the crowd, her golden full-moon earings reflecting light from the fading sunset and a sea of camera phones surrounding her. Dubbed online as “Kandaka”, or Nubian queen, she has become a symbol of the protests which she says have traditionally had a female backbone in Sudan. (Photo by – / AFP)
“Sudanese women have always participated in revolutions in this country,” Alaa Salah said after footage of her standing on a car, singing and conducting crowds outside the army headquarters in Khartoum, went viral.

“If you see Sudan’s history, all our queens have led the state. It’s part of our heritage.”

“I’m very proud to take part in this revolution and I hope our revolution will achieve its goal,” added the engineering and architecture student at Sudan International University.

Hmmmmm to her
And nobody should ask me the meaning of hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

In Nigeria they will charge you with treason and kill you.

Spit on the country

Revolution queen in Sudan = Slay queen in Nigeria

We need her in nigeria to come and complete her work cos we need to discard Bubu.

In Nigeria just convert from Islam and they haunt you down openly on Twitter talk less of leading a protest against an oppressive ruler.

Our girls are busy being naked on instagram, while other are doing towel challenge.

crossfm:
Our girls are busy being naked on instagram, while other are doing towel challenge.

LOL