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WHY CAN'T WE BE MORE LIKE AMERICA POLITICALLY? piped.video/mkdFsxgVhzM?si=pIBR… This week, in the wake of massive Republican defeats in the mid-term elections, I am envying American voters for being able to embarrass ruling political parties.
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“you are allowed to think about the worst possible scenario but you have to go out there and do something about it.”
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Kiznavier 3-gatsu no lion
I need short anime recommendations(12-24eps) that are so sad I’ll think about them for the rest of my life
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i can feel the millennial optimism slowly reentering my body
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I'm building something very important.
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He is going walahi
Up next: Tinubu.
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Did he just say he called for more prisons to handle vote fraud? 😭 nitter.siddz.com/i/spaces/1YRnQnVvVAbrd…
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Monday. Noun. /ˈmʌn.deɪ/ The day where we remind you that there are just 75 days to go. Don't give in to the apathy. Vote APC out. Na only them dey do Oblee this December. At your expense too. Suffer never tire you?
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Saraba Magazine (@Sarabamag) is pleased to announce that Shammah Godoz (@shaanigami) has been awarded the inaugural Saraba Editorial Fellowship for 2026/2027. This is a one-year fellowship offered to a promising contributor who has been published in our magazine and has attended one of the Saraba Manuscript Project editorial training sessions. As an editorial fellow, Shammah will be involved in the day-to-day operations of the magazine, which include reading submissions and selecting work for the magazine, copyediting and proofreading, as well as contributing to the initiatives we shall be introducing during the fellowship year. The fellow will also receive editorial training, mentorship and the support they need to build their editorial skills, one of which would include free access to all our editorial workshops run under the Saraba Manuscript Project. Shammah Godoz: “It is a dream come true. To receive editorial training from an institution as revered as the Saraba Magazine and that a literary magazine on the continent is what gives this instruction to me. It is also a giant step for everyone involved. I hope to gain on all the skills, the know-hows behind running a literary magazine, the deeper level experience behind the literature on the continent, but most importantly, I hope to learn more ways in which our literary infrastructure can be built and strengthened on the African continent.” This fellowship forms part of Saraba’s renewed publishing programme following the magazine’s revival, with new work, editorial projects and opportunities for writers and editors to be announced in the coming months. About Shammah Godoz Shammah Godoz is a creative writer and fiction editor. He currently runs The Leopard House Collective, The Book Replay, serves as the producer and host for COAL’s Between The Lines Series, as well as the Khard and Kulture podcast, which focuses on exploring literature from the African continent and beyond. Shammah is also a Lolwe Fiction Workshop alumnus. He has worked across marketing, communications, design and film and finds a lot of peace in cooking and putting brush to canvas.
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TO: CONTACT LIST TEL OFFICE: LINKEDIN MESSAGE: EXCITEMENT CANNOT BE PUT IN WORDS FROM: GODOZ, SHAMMAH 😁
Saraba Magazine (@Sarabamag) is pleased to announce that Shammah Godoz (@shaanigami) has been awarded the inaugural Saraba Editorial Fellowship for 2026/2027. This is a one-year fellowship offered to a promising contributor who has been published in our magazine and has attended one of the Saraba Manuscript Project editorial training sessions. As an editorial fellow, Shammah will be involved in the day-to-day operations of the magazine, which include reading submissions and selecting work for the magazine, copyediting and proofreading, as well as contributing to the initiatives we shall be introducing during the fellowship year. The fellow will also receive editorial training, mentorship and the support they need to build their editorial skills, one of which would include free access to all our editorial workshops run under the Saraba Manuscript Project. Shammah Godoz: “It is a dream come true. To receive editorial training from an institution as revered as the Saraba Magazine and that a literary magazine on the continent is what gives this instruction to me. It is also a giant step for everyone involved. I hope to gain on all the skills, the know-hows behind running a literary magazine, the deeper level experience behind the literature on the continent, but most importantly, I hope to learn more ways in which our literary infrastructure can be built and strengthened on the African continent.” This fellowship forms part of Saraba’s renewed publishing programme following the magazine’s revival, with new work, editorial projects and opportunities for writers and editors to be announced in the coming months. About Shammah Godoz Shammah Godoz is a creative writer and fiction editor. He currently runs The Leopard House Collective, The Book Replay, serves as the producer and host for COAL’s Between The Lines Series, as well as the Khard and Kulture podcast, which focuses on exploring literature from the African continent and beyond. Shammah is also a Lolwe Fiction Workshop alumnus. He has worked across marketing, communications, design and film and finds a lot of peace in cooking and putting brush to canvas.
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Shammah Godoz retweeted
i have a thing for chubby girls i love chubby girls
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Beneficiary here
not all angels have wings, some have nice boobs and mental illness
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Not my clothes sha.
Your new body will cost you your old clothes🫂
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Shammah Godoz retweeted
I feel blessed to be part of this lovely cohort of the Tejumola Olaniyan Creative Writers-in-Residence programme. Thank you @theafricainst, @GSUSharjah & the jury. To God be all the glory. theafricainstitute.org/fall-…
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Dear Africans, It is in our best interest that we don't get over slavery and Colonialism!
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not all angels have wings, some have big boobs that jiggle when they walk
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people don't seem to understand the point of things anymore
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lol, make we see the kain protests wey go make them leave their cash cow
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