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The Royal Palace
Is William right in supporting the sacking of his godmother?
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Taking into account the Charity Worker's name and appearance I consider quite a few people would query where she was from and not intend any offence. The situation, as it has become, would not have arisen if she had just explained politely and not jumped on the woke "'cos I'm different" bandwagon. I am not condoning racism when it occurs but as far as I can see the...
11:06 Thu 01st Dec 2022
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This is a west African's response to that tweet.
(1)The Caribbean woman's real name is Mary Headley. (2) Her "African-sounding name" is so hilarious that many Nigerians on Facebook are asking What The Funicular it even means. Claiming your name is "Ngozi Fulani" is like saying your name is "Mohammed Smith"
This is a west African's response to that tweet.
(1)The Caribbean woman's real name is Mary Headley. (2) Her "African-sounding name" is so hilarious that many Nigerians on Facebook are asking What The Funicular it even means. Claiming your name is "Ngozi Fulani" is like saying your name is "Mohammed Smith"
A woman who invents an African name and dresses like this https:/ /pbs.tw img.com /media/ Fi6qeV9 XgCIwYD v?forma t=jpg&a mp;name =small and references Africa in lots of her tweets doesn't want to discuss her African roots...mmmmmmmmm.
I wonder if she dressed like that before she started her charity work (which pays very handsomely)?
I wonder if she dressed like that before she started her charity work (which pays very handsomely)?