Freedom voice channels/TV

25/12/2024

Let this trend

25/12/2024

25/12/2024

Facebook you suspended my recognition features yet you are not allowing me to rest
Please take your recognition & let me be

25/12/2024

Good evening guys
Notice i have not been poating for quite A long time now because i am on vaction see you soon Xmas 🎄season 2 yo

17/12/2024

Listen 👂 Facebook you can't stop Biafra actualization you are too small

17/12/2024

Facebook if you like block my page no issue it won't stop me from posting Nigeria 🇳🇬 total decay

16/11/2024

21/10/2024

Olaudah Equiano was the first black abolitionist and a renowned writer.

At the age of 11, He was captured by slave traders from his hometown in Isseke, present day Anambra State and sold into bo***ge to the British colony of Virginia.

He was given the name Gustavus Vassa by one of his many owners, and was forced to serve several masters, among them was a British Naval officer
Whom he traveled between four continents with.

These journies helped him to produce the most popular and vivid slave narrative of his era.

He purchased his freedom in the year 1777 at the age of 32, after having mastered reading, writing and arithmetic.

He settled in England, and soon became a leader of the emerging anti-slavery movement.

He presented one of the first petitions to the British Parliament calling for the abolition of slavery.

In 1787, He became the first person of African ancestry to hold a post in the British Government when he was appointed to the post of Commissary for Stores to the Expedition for Freed Slaves. This venture created the country, "Sierra Leone".

He worked with leading British abolitionists to see that the Parliament abolish Slave Trade.

In 1789 he wrote and published his autobiography titled The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano or Gustavus Vassa the African.
His narrative soon became the first “best seller” written by a black Briton. Among those who purchased copies of his narrative were the Prince of Wales and eight dukes. He also embarked on a lecture tour of England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland to promote his book particularly among the growing number of abolition committees it spawned.

He married an Englishwoman, Susanna Cullen, in 1792. The couple had two daughters.

Equiano died in 1797, ten years before the slave trade was abolished and 36 years before Parliament outlawed slavery throughout the British Empire.

07/10/2024

This is the vault at the end of the world where all the existing seeds on the planet are kept. It is located in the Svalbard archipelago, Norway, about 1,300 kilometers from the North Pole. Opened in 2008, this underground warehouse is designed to preserve 4.5 million seeds of crop plants from around the world, acting as insurance against the loss of genetic biodiversity caused by natural disasters, conflict and climate change. So, in case the world is ever destroyed and you are the only survivor, you know where to go.

06/10/2024

Wesley Snipes, famously known for his role in the movie Blade, is of Igbo descent, with ancestral roots traced to Mbaukwu in Anambra State. After discovering his grandparents origins in Anambra, he made two visits to the state—first in 1986 and again in 2005. During his 2005 visit, he was honoured with a traditional chieftaincy title, Ikemba of Mbaukwu.




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09/09/2024

Statue of queen Zenobia seated on a throne facing east to Rome in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea near the ancient port city of Ugarit in Latakia, Syria

https://amznewspaper.com/zenobia-mighty-ruling-queen-of-ancient-palmyra/

03/09/2024

The Battle of Visby, fought in 1361 on the Swedish island of Gotland, was one of the most brutal and memorable conflicts in European history. The face of a man who perished in this battle serves as a haunting reminder of the fierce and often chaotic nature of medieval warfare.
The battle occurred during the Danish invasion led by King Valdemar IV, where the defenders of Visby, mainly composed of local farmers and townsfolk, faced off against a well-equipped Danish army. The gruesome aftermath of the battle saw the bodies of nearly 2,000 defenders hastily buried outside the city walls, many of whom were still in their armor.
Archaeological excavations in the 20th century unearthed these mass graves, revealing well-preserved remains that provided invaluable insights into the lives and deaths of those who fought. The face of the man discovered among these remains is particularly striking, as it allows us to connect with an individual from centuries past, giving a human face to the often-abstract narratives of history.
This discovery not only highlights the brutality of the Battle of Visby but also serves as a poignant reminder of the human cost of conflict. The preservation of these remains, along with the weapons and armor found alongside them, has made the Battle of Visby a crucial site for the study of medieval warfare and the social history of the time.
Exploring such moments in history through photography and media allows us to better understand the past, bringing us closer to the individuals who lived, fought, and died in these pivotal events. Through platforms like , we can continue to learn and appreciate the rich tapestry of human history, one story at a time.
If you're passionate about history and archaeology, following such pages can provide daily content that educates and inspires, connecting us with the ancient past and the lessons it holds for the present and future.

03/09/2024

Ekwensu is not Evil. Ekwensu is the god of war and justice.. Bishop Shanaham from Ireland who based in Onitsha in the year 1515 translated Ekwensu to satan.
The should stop idolising our Ancestors and deities..
A name of a person, place or things can never be translated because it is a noun..
Can you translate Mary, Joseph Matthew Andrew etc to Your local language.?.

02/09/2024

BREAKING: Nigerian Gov’t Arraigns, Charges Protesters Demanding Good Governance For Treason In Abuja

When Mazi Nnamdi Kanu told you that Nigeria is Zoo. Some sensles individuals asked for he's head

Nigeria is A collateral damage which has been under the shackles and chains ⛓ of her slave masters. Today in Abuja they arranged people who protested without weapon 🔫 but rather with thesame Nigeria 🇳🇬 flag 🚩, who where shot by thesame Nigeria 🇳🇬 military ⚔ on Uniforms with the instruction of the then President Rtd General Muhammadoo Buhari under the supervision of the present Nigeria president Bola Tinubu for political gain of the British government
on A broad daylight on 20th October 2020 I called that day'' A bloody night 🌃' '

That was the day I knew that Nigeria 🇳🇬 can never ever be redeemed they are beyond redemption