Thank you for the series, I asked earlier in the week, how true is the story that she would be with initimate with the prisoners and then kill them off the next day?! That’s not something a #Queen would do! Please kindly clarify
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Twisted story
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they intended to berry her martyrdom. & you expect us to buy that from you. Soon
@MarvelStudios might twist it worst
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The part of spending a night with a man and having him executed the next morning is really scary. She must have had mercury flowing in her vessels instead of blood
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How many men did the same thing in the long women's history of submission ?!
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Does it make it normal? I can’t praise such ruthlessness be it from a man or a woman. It’s not a debate topic.
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In that time it was normal To display such a violent behaviour! Many men we probably all admire did even worse than that To women!
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No I can’t admire such people and the gender of their victims don’t matter
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So happy to see BBC bringing us stories from across the continent! Hats of to the team at
@paukwa who started to do this for Kenya a while back! So important not to be a single story as@AdichieSpeaks says! - 1 more reply
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Amina takes a husband after every battle, spend one night with him and then have him executed in the morning? Wow! Amina Commando


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In Africa, women were feared, powerful and mothers respected. So sometimes I wonder where the idea of gender inequality actually came from. Maybe it have come through misperception of religious teachings or colonial influence? African history of inequality before outsiders?
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Religious and colonial influence definitely played a huge role in gender inequality. That's a fact
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Add the introduction of Formal education (foreign, western etc) to the list. That seems to have created another large 'artificially' created rift and became a marker for previously non-existent inequalities. However, African societies will rise above all that. We are strong.
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Sex + Murder =Strength and spirit of womanhood???
@BBCAfrica , seriously????
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So BBC is this the type of character you are holding up as a role model? A murderer and rapist? Don’t you guys ever read what you’ve written? Surely this is another character to erase from history?
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An interesting person for sure... Not quite the best choice as a "strong female icon", though, considering the killing of innocents and rape-killing of slaves.
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Fake facts
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