Dance cover of Rema's Woman Song By My 5Yr Old Daughter

 My daughter doing a freestyle dance to one of her favourite song. Please watch to the end

Beautiful Kenyan Lady Celebrates Leaving 28 Years of Living With HIV

Kenyan Lady identified as Doreen Moraa Moracha, Celebrates 28 years of living with HIV, According to her she was born and has been living with the Virus since 1992, making it 28 years in 2020.

Living with HIV since 1992(the year I was born)
Been on ARVs since 2005
Tested and officially Diagnosed on my 8th birthday 20 years ago.

I AM GREATER THAN HIV
I AM A BEAUTIFUL STORY.

GOODNIGHT FAM
Kesho mkuje na zawadiPurple heartPurple heartPurple heart

On 8.8.1992 a fine Saturday like today 28 years ago,the Moracha family was blessed with a baby gal Smiling faceSmiling face8 years later she was diagnosed with HIV,there were no ARVs and no hope that she would live to see her 28th birthday today I celebrate LIFEFlexed biceps HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MEClinking glassesParty popperConfetti ballBirthday cake

20 years ago a day like today on my 8th birthday I got a herpes zoster infection on my face the scar is still there that infection led to my official HIV diagnosis my doctors were skeptical I'd see my 12th birthday here I am celebrating yr 28 GOD IS NOT DONE WITH ME YETPurple heartPurple heartPurple heart

If you are reading this I just want you to know that I'm beautiful...Rolling on the floor laughingRolling on the floor laughingRolling on the floor laughingRolling on the floor laughing
Goodmorning and a blessed Sunday

I am not HIV,I am living with HIV
I am not the virus,I'm just hosting the virus.I don't let my HIV status define me,I define it
I AM A BEAUTIFUL STORY
I AM GREATER THAN HIV.
Goodmorning and a blessed new week.
#mondaythoughts
#MondayMotivaton

https://mobile.twitter.com/D_Moraa/status/1291822014400008193

Senator Buruji Kashamu Dies From Covid 19

Obaruwa Festival of Arts & Culture 2019

This video covers the main performance of the Obaruwa Festival of Culture & Arts in Makun, Sagamu, Ogun State Nigeria. Obaruwa is an annual, week-long programmes which highlights and showcases the Culture & Traditions of the Makun people.

It is a very colourful affair with cultural dancers, masquerades traditional worshippers with a lot of kings and dignitaries in attendance.

Picture of my dad, Ewusi of Makun and traditional worshippers

Africans unimpressed by Beyoncé’s' Black Is King'

Critical AcclaimBeyoncé’s “Black Is King” visual album was released Friday on the Disney+ platform.

Praised for its attempt to edify the global collective of Afro people, the project has also received criticism for its monolithic portrayal of Africa.

In light of the recent global revival of the Black Lives Matter movement, the underlying message of black self-love through the embrace of African heritage comes at an appropriate time.

“Black Is King” is a sometimes penetrating presentation of African artists whose work blends brilliantly with that of Americans with roots on the continent,” wrote John DeFore of the Hollywood Reporter.

Some Africans are Not Buying itNevertheless, and despite features from notable African artists such as Nigeria’s Yemi Alade, South Africa’s Busiswa and Ghana’s Shatta Wale, some Africans are unimpressed by the American singer’s efforts-viewing her depiction of the continent as more imaginary and Wakanda-esque than based on the real and rich continental diversity that Africa holds.

An image that could do more harm than good. The Houston-born artist has, according to his detractors, delivered a distorted and amalgamated vision of Africa.

“Can someone tell Beyoncé that Africa doesn’t just have one culture and that we are normal people,” tweeted Kaye Vuitton, a Nigerian.

Still, there are many who defend the R&B singer in appreciation of the work’s existence without requiring perfection. “There are more urgent things to do than to get angry at an African-American woman who is using her means to question, explore and artistically interpret a way to fill the gaps in her identity,” wrote racial equality activist Timeka Smith in the British daily The Independent.

Art Imitates Life“Black is King” boasts innumerable big-name collaborations from Knowles’ peers in the industry and will be available all over the African continent. The passion-project is an ode to the singer’s African heritage and speaks to the collective history, cultural richness and transformative experiences of all people of African descent.

The work accompanies the album “The Lion King: The Gift,” released July 2019 and inspired by the film “The Lion King”, a live-action remake of the Disney classic.