Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti: With Julie Adenuga, Tolly T & Marv Abbey | Drunk History: Black Stories

[@minenhlengcobo2897]

People think i named my son Olufela, because of the King of Afrobeats... i let them. but really, its Funmilayo that hes named after.

[@TheFloralgum]

Loved this! A fun way to share forgotten black history 🙌🏾

[@omogenaija1]

She was never forgotten.

[@TheFloralgum]

urmmm, not sure how you managed to make a positive comment negative but ok! 😃@@omogenaija1

[@earlyman01]

It is not black history. It is Nigerian history. Don't pack us with the American rhetoric.

[@TheFloralgum]

@@omogenaija1 maybe not to you and thats brilliant for you! But in the wider African and Nigerian diaspora (outside of the continent) her story is not well known hence why i said this. How have you managed to turn a positive comment into a point of debate you absolute neek?

[@TheFloralgum]

@@earlyman01 hi there! Not sure if you correctly read the title of the video but its called ‘black stories’. Also not sure if you’re aware, but the term ‘ black is commonly how the African diaspora / those of african descent (including the very people in this video) outside of the continent identify their heritage and cultural identity as ethnic minorities in the West. Black doesn’t mean not Nigerian? Intentionally misinterpreting my comment is big loser behaviour! Lets just enjoy this positive video x

[@btstories74]

Welldone folks... so stripping bare is a taboo for kings to see because culturally, it is a tool used to certify the King as persona non grata. It is a judgment/curse, and the king MUST abdicate the throne.

[@masterl14]

The actors >>>>

[@bathroomdiaries5393]

I love this story telling

[@francisfakeye5392]

Naija for life.

[@earlyman01]

I give it 20% correct. The language is way off though, but 20% for the effort, comic, and for the drink.

[@tdsiva9051]

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