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Thank you sis. Thank you for standing up to the defence of the great culture of our neighbours, Ghana. But our jollof is still superior though
I had to say something about the American politicians shameless and ignorantly using the Kente fabric as a prop in their virtue signaling. *I’m usually more mild mannered than this so please forgive me, I’m upset.pic.twitter.com/aZMjgsHujS
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Don’t even go there! Our Nigerian jollof is the best. Since when did you people even start cooking jollof? Smh!
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God bless you Obianuju. Oh and you have absolutely nothing to apologise for.
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Totally embarrassing
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Well said my sister!!! Love your passion and how you represent Africa!!!
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Good for you for calling them out. Just goes to show you they will Pander at any and all cost. Sadly for them this too will backfire because people are waking up.
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Thank you so much for speaking out, your voice is so singular it needs to be heard, God bless
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Right. Japanese usually encourage non-Japanese to wear kimono and even take a photo. So it's okay. But that is different from what this Nigerian lady is talking about. If people wear Buddhist prayer beads (ojuzu) as jewelry, that is rather offensive.
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