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Do you Support The Banks to charge 20% tax on Netflix, Spotify, ChatGPT subscriptions from October 15 By the GRA?
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A Nigerian legend dressed in Ghanaian heritage. :flag_ng::flag_gh::crown:
Wrapped in our rich Kente cloth and adorned with gold regalia, Kanayo O Kanayo reminds us that this is more than fashion; it’s history,… See more facebook.com/nuelphotography?__cft__[0…
A Nigerian legend dressed in Ghanaian heritage. :flag_ng::flag_gh::crown:
Wrapped in our rich Kente cloth and adorned with gold regalia, Kanayo O Kanayo reminds us that this is more than fashion; it’s history, identity, and royalty woven into one.
Different nations, one beautiful African heritage.
KANAYO O. KANAYO | ROYALTY, WOVEN IN CULTURE.:crown:
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Jamaican MP Everald Warmington has questioned why African participation in the transatlantic slave trade is rarely discussed alongside demands for reparations from Britain.
Warmington argued that Africans who captured and sold other Africans should also be part of the historical accountability discussion, rather than focusing only on Europeans who purchased and transported enslaved people.
Opposition MP Damion Crawford challenged the argument, saying individual participation in… See moreJamaican MP Everald Warmington has questioned why African participation in the transatlantic slave trade is rarely discussed alongside demands for reparations from Britain.
Warmington argued that Africans who captured and sold other Africans should also be part of the historical accountability discussion, rather than focusing only on Europeans who purchased and transported enslaved people.
Opposition MP Damion Crawford challenged the argument, saying individual participation in Africa was different from Britain’s state-sanctioned system, which was supported by laws and government institutions.
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