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Emile Leray: The Extreme Mechanic Who Escaped an African Desert by Turning His Broken-Down Car Into a Motorbike

A guy stranded in the desert dismantled his broken down car and made it into a working motorcycle, which he used to escape.

Northern Christians plead with International organisations to help remove Buhari from office

A group of Christians in the North, under the aegis of Arewa Christians and Indigenous Pastors Association has solicited the help of International bodies to help rescue Nigerians from the “bad leadership” of President Muhammadu Buhari. Among the global bodies from which the association sought help are the African Union, the European Union, the Commonwealth of Nations, the United Nations and the United States of America.

Physical Virginity Tests In Africa!

Little girls undergoing virginity tests To all Ladies out there – anyone of you dare to take this tests ? Thousands of girls in South Africa are queuing up each month to prove that they are virgins, reviving an African tradition seen by many as the answer to the scourge of AIDS. Bare breasted teenagers wearing nothing but strings of beads and colourful loincloths regularly submit to the ordeal of having a stranger check if their hymens are intact, leaping for joy when the test confirms that they are still virgins.

10 Major African Music Festivals You Don’t Want To Miss By Kimberly Wilson

Many African cultures hold traditional festivals in a bid to keep their art and traditions alive. In the 21 st century, music festivals across the continent have built on that tradition and have become premier cultural and tourist events throughout the region. Ayiba brings you a list of music festivals to add to your bucket list.

Early photos of West Africa in the 19th century

Fontomfrom - African Music of Antiquity - Akan, Ghana, West Africa

FONTOMFROM Some drummers at Ghanaian Ashanti culture "This is called the fontomfrom drum ..it was played in the past to gather people and send message across ..the drummers are always strong and look Buffy" . Very popular in traditional music from Ghana, the Fontomfrom Ensemble is used to communicate royal messages in Ashanti tribal settings, as well as to play some popular. The energetic poly-rhythms created with these drums can be extremely complex, and is usually very loud given the size and purposes of the drums. Fontomfrom is a type of talking drum mostly used by an ensemble to communicate royal messages in an Ashanti tribal setting. The Fontomfrom ensemble provides music for ceremonies honoring Ashanti chiefs an...

Lady pours acid on her cheating husband's genital after she found out he impregnated her best friend (graphic photo)

According to reports shared on Facebook by Wizzy Styles, a woman yet to be identified poured acid on her cheating husband's genitals after she found out that he impregnated her best friend. The man was rushed to FMC Zaria where he later died. Read Wizzy's report below

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