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What's actually happening on the African continent. The truth about the use of relaxers in Nigeria. Let's talk about it
My instagram: @seunokimi
In the documentary, I explore the truth about the use of relaxers in Nigeria. With all the talk about Natural hair going on now among the diaspora, a lot of people don’t know that the use of relaxers in African countries is actually very prominent and that similar natural hair “movements” have started taking root I African countries as well, but for reasons many Americans may not expect. In telling the the history of black hair in Africa and story of relaxers in Nigeria, my goal is to also tell a story of Nigerian women as a whole, bringing light to Nigerian culture and ways. Africa has a lot of under-told stories, and the story of hair, and especially as it relates to the natural hair movement happening in America right now is one of them. I talk about African hair culture and the natural vs. relaxed hair debate that is happening in Nigeria. By going through African hair history through the stories of my grandmother and others in the video, the documentary walks you through things like traditional Nigerian hairstyles, some history of braids in Africa, ancient African hair care, African hair styles, and traditional African braids, down to modern day practices of how hair is currently done in Nigeria. The video goes through the history of black hair in Africa, African cosmetology history, and how it relates to African American hair history, facts, the history of black hair discrimination, and black hair and cultural identity. It also goes through things such as an examination of what is "good" hair in the black community from the African perspective, the importance of hair in different cultures such as the Nigerian culture, black hair story, black hair salon culture and braiding culture in Nigeria, and some of the politics or lack of politics surrounding black women's hair in Nigeria. By showing the history of relaxers, the evolution of black hair in Nigeria, and African hair culture, this documentary explores the truth about what is actually happening with hair in African countries such as Nigeria and why.
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Do it for the Nation was getting jiggy to Rise up by Barlos Riverz feat Do it for the Nation. All Praises to The MOST HIGH the people of Casim were feeling the spirit and loved the dance.
Link to song
https://youtu.be/xDNMfSqME_Q
Feast of Lights” is a joyful Folk / Afro-Fusion / Soul-infused celebration inspired by John 10:22 (KJV):
“And it was at Jerusalem the feast of the dedication, and it was winter.”
— John 10:22, KJV
This song captures the warmth, beauty, and unity of Hanukkah — the Feast of Dedication — through:
• acoustic guitar
• hand drums & tambourine
• violin & flute flourishes
• group vocals & children’s choir energy
• Afrobeat-inspired rhythm lift
• soul harmonies and joyful claps
The verses paint scenes of:
• winter light
• glowing candles
• family gathering
• community praise
• hope through generations
The chorus bursts with celebration:
“Feast of Lights, shine on, shine on…”
Perfect for:
• Hanukkah family videos
• School / youth choir performances
• Cultural celebration content
• Folk + Afro-fusion playlists
• Scripture-based festival music
• Children’s praise animations
• Light-themed Shorts & reels
This is a song of joy, heritage, and the light Yah placed in His people.
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