Dami Edun retweeted
Le 9 octobre 2026, lâUnion europĂ©enne a renouvelĂ© ses sanctions Ă mon encontre. En cause: ma lutte pour la souverainetĂ© africaine et lâĂ©veil des consciences Ă travers des analyses gĂ©opolitiques, des confĂ©rences, des articles et des vidĂ©os... Mon influence, disent-ils.
Ces sanctions sont prise sous le rĂ©gime des âactivitĂ©s dĂ©stabilisatrices de la Russie.â Quâest-ce que cela a Ă voir avec la Russie, mystĂšre et boule de gomme!
Je suis Suissesse et Africaine, je ne vivais pas dans un Ătat-membre de lâUE, je nâai jamais eu aucun avoir dans lâUE, le gouvernement suisse nâa pas repris les sanctions de lâUE Ă mon endroit, et pourtant, voici un aperçu de ce que je subis depuis le 26 juin 2025, date des sanctions initiales.
âąComptes bancaires gelĂ©s en Suisse.
âąComptes bancaires fermĂ©s en Suisse.
âąAvoirs volĂ©s par Bank Cler en Suisse.
âąToutes les cartes de crĂ©dit dĂ©sactivĂ©es.
âąCompte Paypal fermĂ© et argent volĂ©. âąCompte Binance fermĂ©, argent sĂ©questrĂ©.
âąCompte Kraken fermĂ©, argent sĂ©questrĂ©.
âąComptes bancaires fermĂ©s en Afrique.
âąCompte Airbnb fermĂ©.
âąCompte Amazon fermĂ©.
âąCompte Netflix fermĂ©.
âąCompte Stripe fermĂ©.
âąCompte Ebay fermĂ©.
âąCompte Wise fermĂ©.
âąCompte Booking fermĂ©.
âąCompte Spotify fermĂ©.
âąTout ce qui se paie par carte de crĂ©dit, terminĂ©.
âąCagnotte GoFundMe, fermĂ©e.
âąMonĂ©tisation Facebook, YouTube, X, supprimĂ©e.
âąInterdiction de survol du territoire de lâUE: les sanctions mâont trouvĂ©e Ă lâĂ©tranger, je nâai plus jamais pu regagner mon domicile en Suisse, qui est enclavĂ©e dans lâUE. Mon premier petit-enfant est nĂ© cette annĂ©e, je nâai toujours pas pu le voir. Ma mĂšre a fĂȘtĂ© ses 80 ans, je nâai pas pu ĂȘtre avec elle. Elle va ĂȘtre opĂ©rĂ©e lâan prochain, je ne serai pas lĂ pour lâassister.
âąInterdiction dâentrer et de transit dans le territoire de lâUE (on sâen fout, sauf pour ce qui concerne les territoires ultra marins).
âąInterdiction de fournir/recevoir des services de citoyens membres de lâUE: vous nâavez pas le droit de mâoffrir une glace, de me vendre un livre ou de me donner un pain au chocolat.
âąExpedia mâa laissĂ©e acheter des billets dâavion pour des trajets en dehors de lâUE, puis a refusĂ© de les Ă©mettre et nâa jamais remboursĂ© lâargent.
âąImpossibilitĂ© de payer mon loyer (les banques suisses, bien que ne faisant pas partie de lâUE, refusent dâaccepter ou dâexĂ©cuter des paiements pour des factures Ă mon nom, mĂȘme si elles sont rĂ©glĂ©es par des tiers).
âąImpossibilitĂ© de payer mon assurance maladie.
âąImpossibilitĂ© de continuer un traitement mĂ©dical.
âąImpossibilitĂ© de payer mes avocats.
La liste nâest pas exhaustive.
Les ânouveaux motifsâ pour le renouvellement de mes sanctions sont:
âąLe discours que jâai prononcĂ© au Sommet Russie-Afrique en 2019;
âąUne vidĂ©o sur lâopĂ©ration Wuambushu Ă Mayotte datant de 2023;
âąMa nomination comme conseillĂšre spĂ©ciale du prĂ©sident de la RĂ©publique du Niger, et le passeport diplomatique que jâai reçu Ă cette occasion;
âąUn tweet de 2025 dans lequel je critique lâUkraine, ce pays voyou qui arme et entraĂźne les terroristes au Sahel, et torture ses propres citoyens comme on lâa vu rĂ©cemment.
Et vous savez quoi?
Les sanctions sont administratives. Quand vous dĂ©cidez dâexercer un recours devant le Tribubal de lâUE contre ces sanctions extrajudiciaires, cela prend plus dâun an avant dâaboutir Ă une audience.
Et quand, 2 Ă 3 mois aprĂšs lâaudience, le dĂ©libĂ©rĂ© sort, mĂȘme si le verdict est en votre faveur, cela nâa aucun impact, puisque lâUE a entre temps renouvelĂ© vos sanctions dans un acte distinct, que vous devrez de nouveau attaquerâŠ
Un chĂątiment Ă la Sisyphe.
Vive la démocratie et les valeurs européennes!
Ce que vous avez commencé, on va terminer.
Dami Edun retweeted
Nigerians will see exploitation and convince themselves that they're witnessing progress.
They're taking your shit, repackaging it with their faces on it because they don't want to see yours, and you're here shouting "Afrobeats to the world!"
Dami Edun retweeted
Her parents must be the real set of losers for raising such a character to be the face of whatever this is.
This is peak mental illness.
You have to be utterly shameless, with a background rooted in dishonesty and a complete lack of self-worth to put yourself in this position
Tory leader Kemi Badenoch praises the Royal Navy and its role in ending the slave trade.
Badenoch says that while 'labour have been talking about apologising' she is 'proud of our history' and wants us 'to remember our history in a proud way.
trib.al/KBuIHcu
Dami Edun retweeted
Today in the Saner Climesâąïž
Mississippi Attorney General: Police "Justified" to Shoot 1-Year-Old
A police investigation into alleged stolen diapers and baby clothes k*lled a 1-year-old Black boy in Mississippi, enraging many over yet another state-sanctioned m*rder of Black children.
Kohen Wiley was seated in the lap of his mother, Vellesiya Wiley, while they drove away from a Walmart store on 14 June in the city of Senatobia, in the US state of Mississippi. While officers claim Vellesiyaâs friend, Latoya Ferrell, drove toward the police car, the gun shots hit the side of Ferrellâs car, raising questions about the officersâ claim.
Ferrell was also critically injured.
The k*lling of a Black toddler is yet another in a long line in the 407-year-old g*nocide of African people in the US.
According to a data analysis by the Washington-based Childrenâs National Hospital, police are six times more likely to k*ll Black children aged 12 to 17 than white children of the same age group.
Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch released a statement on 19 October that the shooting was "justified" and Police Sgt. Hunter Foster would not face criminal charges. However, the family has since reviewed police footage and refute Fitch's claim.
The city announced on 16 June that one police officer had been placed on leave. Foster has resigned.
Kohen Wiley would have turned 2 on 1 November.
Dami Edun retweeted
#SanerClimeWatch
Omo, I have seen it all.
Dami Edun retweeted
Today in Saner Climesâąïž
R*cist Charlotte Cops: 'How Many N****** Can You Arrest?'
R*cist texts led to an internal investigation of more than a half-dozen officers in the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department in the US state of North Carolina.
Officers were apparently competing to arrest the most Black people and using the N-word in their messages.
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Video credit: WBTV
Dami Edun retweeted
Heâs not enjoying Naija, heâs hiding away in Naija & probably continuing his predatory behaviour.
Dami Edun retweeted
IDK why South Africans are this nice, that they allow this obscenity to exist not only did they forgive apartheid but they allow such a racial apartheid state to co-exist, I surmise these bigoted morons have ties with musky and Thiel which use US govt and other agencies to support them, otherwise these guys can barely do anything on their own except steal. For some reason they gotta carve out an ethnic enclave instead of going back to their homeland, than they bitch about brown/black immigrants forming enclaves lmao, while these guys have official enclaves that too after committing grave atrocities against the natives.
Dami Edun retweeted
Water is wet.
BREAKING: IMF warns Nigeria against restoring petrol subsidy, recommends targeted relief
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has advised Nigeria against restoring broad petrol subsidy, recommending targeted support for vulnerable households to cushion the impact of rising energy costs.
The fund said blanket petrol subsidies were expensive, often benefited higher-income consumers disproportionately and could worsen fiscal pressures amid rising borrowing costs.
thecable.ng/breaking-imf-warâŠ
Dami Edun retweeted
There are many like this all over West and East Africa. The day of reckoning will be a very long one.
US Missionary Accused Of S*xual Abuse in Haiti
In the latest testament to the Westâs inherently predatory attitude towards Africans, another white American man has been arrested in Haiti for s*xually abusing children under the cover of âmissionary workâ.
When will Africans finally believe what the white man has been showing us about himself for over 500 years?
Dami Edun retweeted
âControl the narrative, control the futureâ
What's being taught in African classrooms largely serves the interests not of our children, but of our exploiters.
Dami Edun retweeted
Solomon Buchi Is Ignorant, and Ignorance Is Loud
There is no barbaric act that cannot be traced to some religion. Christianity included.
The claim that African spirituality is uniquely violent is a historical lie. Christianity has its own blood-soaked record:
Forced conversions and killings. Charlemagne's Saxon Wars made refusing baptism a capital offense. The Northern Crusades massacred pagans who resisted. The Spanish Inquisition burned over 31,000 people alive. The Goa Inquisition terrorized India in the name of Christ.
Veneration of the dead that mirrors what you mock. Catholics venerate relics, bones, and skulls. The Bone Chapel in Portugal and the Sedlec Ossuary in Czech Republic are decorated with tens of thousands of human skeletons. In some places, water was poured through saints' skulls and drunk by the faithful for healing.
Human sacrifice, the Aztecs practiced it. So did ancient Europeans. So did the Israelites in the Old Testament. So did countless cultures across the world. No tradition is clean.
The hypocrisy is loud. Christian rituals are called divine mysteries. African rituals are called fetishism. Same human impulse with different branding. All religions have blood on their hands. Pretending otherwise is not faith. It is delusion.
Dami Edun retweeted
Why Nigeriaâs âElitesâ No Longer Need Nigerians
In this clip, Nigerian social commentator Sonma Oboke explores the concept of 'Transnational Capital' in the context of Africa's pseudo-elite class, who exhibit behaviours that contradict what would appear to be their own national interest, because their entire economic base exists outside of Africa in western jurisdictions and neutral tax havens.
According to her, this phenomenon is a manifestation of neocolonialism, which Kwame Nkrumah warned about over 60 years ago - African national elites who have no sense of affiliation or loyalty to their countries because their money an their survival are not tied to those countries.
Do you agree with her assessment? Do you see evidence of Transnational Capital in your African country? Let us know in the comments.
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Dami Edun retweeted
You mean @Effy_Yeomans is not bouncing in her office chair shooting out 12 articles in 15 days regarding the latest Oxbridge scandal? You mean @thetimes isn't breathlessly overreporting the shit out of this story and promoting it with a paid social media ad campaign?
You mean the feeding frenzy is only reserved for when black men at Oxford and Cambridge are falsely accused of minor, non-criminal offenses?
When I said I'd choose an Israeli Zionist settler over a Briton, I wasn't joking. At least the Israelis make no attempt to hide exactly what they are.
Dami Edun retweeted
Reacting to false claims about Christian/European superiority by this goofy ass UK based Nigerian Influencer.
Dami Edun retweeted
Looook at this nauuuu
Du chocolat đ« burkinabĂš
Produit transformĂ© & consommer au Burkinađ§đ«
Le 9 oct2026 à l'occasion des Journées nationales d'engagement patriotique et de participation citoyenne
André Bayala ou #ChefAndré artisan chocolatier Sacré champion d'Afrique du chocolat 2016 à Abidjan
Dami Edun retweeted
the fact they were seen as inferior until certain populations found out they were the main ones with this dna is a prime example of how ethnicity and racial bias skews historical anthropology. we need Black American archaeologists




































