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Floky215:
They normally castrate their slaves and when they have used them and worn them out they eventually behead them...

The Arabs were very cruel to their black slaves...
More slave went I tother Arab world compared to the west, but the Arabs made sure with their systematic castration and beheading, only a handful survived ..

Shed more light on this with appropriate references

wizelink:
Good question though it's not my area of research interest but I need to make some enquires about this pertinent question.

Thank you

How Can 20 Million Slaves in Arabia Just Disappear from History?

It’s a question that keeps haunting me.

Slavery in the Middle East didn’t end centuries ago—it persisted officially until the 1960s and 1970s in countries like Saudi Arabia, Yemen, and Oman.

An estimated 10 to 20 million Africans were trafficked across the Red Sea and Indian Ocean into Arab lands over the centuries—men, women, and children.

So here’s the question:
Where are their descendants?

How can millions of people vanish without cultural recognition, political acknowledgement, or societal visibility?

Where are the monuments?
The reparations?
The museums?
The national days of remembrance?

Unlike the Atlantic slave trade, which left behind visible Black populations in the Americas—where is the Afro presence in the Middle East?

Is this erasure deliberate?
Is it driven by racism, denial, shame—or something else?

We need to talk about this.
We need to ask why entire populations have been written out of history.

Because if 20 million Black lives can be forgotten once—what stops it from happening again?

Do you know about Afro-Iraqis, Afro-Iranians, or Afro-Saudis?
Have you ever seen their stories reflected in mainstream narratives?
Why is their history still hidden?

Let’s stop pretending this isn’t part of our collective past.

How Saraki developed Kwara North


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-kDep-bKZYM?si=dJRJpzbTS5xC4jhu

Hon Buko blast Kwara North elites ahead of 2027


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Xr_okDbWHk?si=-IpEyRom3ESc6taw

"Is Governor Abdulrahman Ahmadu Bello Way governor, Ilorin Governor or Kwara Governor? – Hon Buko asks"


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_FLe_OotO6s?si=5qJq3Rfbaw-AxHKB

From Otoge to Saraki Dynasty: Hon. Musa Idris Buko Opens Up on The Bridge Podcast


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4yy2MBaspw?si=6iGLexyoDa0hBYAF

Comrade Musa Idris Buko, former Federal House of Representatives candidate of the opposition People's Democratic Party (PDP) in Kwara State, was featured on The Bridge Podcast, where he discussed his political journey and the state of governance in Kwara.

Hon. Buko reflected on his transition from being part of the historic Otoge political revolution, which ended the Saraki dynasty’s dominance, to now aligning with the Saraki-led opposition.

He highlighted the ongoing marginalization of Kwara North, emphasizing the region's struggle for fair representation and development. Buko also criticized the political elite for what he described as deception and false promises, while taking aim at Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq's administration for failing to address key developmental challenges in the state.

Tune in to hear Hon. Buko’s unfiltered take on Kwara’s political landscape and the path forward for Kwara North.

How pastor made N4.7m on tiktok in 1 day - Finest


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FMOy8eOgBrc?si=DmvInWixchN1sCSV

New Episode Alert: The Bridge Podcast with Finest – From Rap to Religion to Real Talk


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uHV1mZ20xRY?si=Ve7-rzBqGRRZrCUi

This week on The Bridge Podcast, we sit down with one of Kwara State’s most dynamic entertainers—Finest. Known today as a leading comedian, content creator, and showbiz personality, Finest takes us on an intimate journey through his transformation from hip-hop rapper, to Islamic singer, and now to a celebrated voice in comedy.

In this episode, he opens up about the highs and lows of his creative evolution and pulls no punches in addressing the darker side of content creation—especially the growing trend of religious exploitation in the name of views and virality.

It’s raw, honest, and full of insight. Don’t miss it.

I think you guys should watch the full clip to get his full context.

It appeared many just watched the 1 minute clip.

There's a full clip attached below it

Konquest:
Obviously he got F9s in his exams in high school and retook his papers in order to get into the Uni and graduated with a 3rd Class. The lessons learned is the key takeaway here for anyone.

I've known full well from reading advanced business books for over 35 year now that those who use more of their creative intelligence over their analytical intelligence (or book knowledge) are the wealthiest people in the multimillionaire and billionaire league on earth today and this is based off of well-established studies in wealth creation. This is why some well-read Professors are NOT as wealthy as some of their former not so academically-inclined students who went on to monetize problems around them by providing solutions. There are other variables for success and wealth creation aside from the two aspects of creative intelligence and analytical intelligence but I'll stop here.

Last but not least, the ability to develop the creative aspect of your intelligence is the key to legit wealth creation through identifying opportunities ASAP and taking advantage of them through monetization. Period

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Who you know is more important than what you know


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gB0gBMQBQgY?si=Tt_LzGoq1xWg-Hk9

Why asking Tinubu to go is a big mistake


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rqf6dBQcH_M?si=CW34kFdE3q7zifCL

Why Asking Tinubu To Go Is A Big Mistake- CEO of House 12 reveals

The bridge podcast


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rqf6dBQcH_M?si=PUOQEcGFrTDDlL9a

I graduated with 3rd class, but am living a 1st class lifestyle - CEO House 12, Oyawoye

The Bridge Podcast



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=acEyoHC0tcQ?si=M9DzGHBreMV3xsQ8

Declaration of State of Emergency in Rivers Without Suspending FCT Minister Will Escalate Crisis — PeacePro

The Foundation for Peace Professionals (PeacePro) has warned that the declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State without suspending the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) will escalate the political crisis rather than mitigate it.

This follows President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s declaration of a state of emergency in Rivers State in response to the escalating political crisis that has threatened governance and stability in the state.

As part of the emergency measures, President Tinubu suspended Governor Siminalayi Fubara, his deputy, and all members of the Rivers State House of Assembly. The president also appointed a sole administrator, Vice Admiral Ibokette Ibas (retired) to oversee the affairs of the state during the emergency period.

In a statement issued on Tuesday by PeacePro's Executive Director, Abdulrazaq Hamzat, the organization noted that the FCT Minister is a member of the Federal Executive Council (FEC), which President Tinubu has said will be responsible for approving the actions of the Rivers State sole administrator.

Hamzat argued that allowing the FCT Minister, who is a key player in the ongoing political conflict in Rivers State, to remain in office while the FEC oversees the state’s administration would create a perception of bias and undermine public trust in the federal government’s handling of the situation.

"The FCT Minister’s involvement in the Rivers State crisis raises serious concerns about fairness and impartiality. For the state of emergency to be seen as a genuine effort to restore peace, the government must avoid any appearance of favoritism or conflict of interest. Suspending the FCT Minister would help create a neutral environment necessary for effective conflict resolution," the statement read.

PeacePro emphasized that the success of the state of emergency depends on the federal government's ability to maintain neutrality and fairness.

Hamzat urged President Tinubu to demonstrate a strong commitment to peace and justice by suspending the FCT Minister and ensuring that all decisions related to Rivers State are made without undue influence.

PeacePro further called for inclusive dialogue involving all stakeholders to address the root causes of the conflict and establish a framework for sustainable peace in Rivers State.

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/18poVbfcC4/