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

Watch Drunk History: Black Stories to learn a thing or two about historical Black figures. But be careful, drink responsibly. This is the story of the indomitable spirit of a true icon, Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti, an educator, political campaigner, and women's rights activist. Podcasters Tolly T and Marv Abbey, tell us about her fearless efforts against colonial powers in Nigeria and her unwavering commitment to women's empowerment. No matter the resistance she faced, it never deterred her actions from being instrumental in paving the way for generations to come.
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[@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.

[@masterl14]

The actors >>>>

[@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

[@francisfakeye5392]

Naija for life.

[@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.

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I love this story telling

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