@elsrich: Well here we go! Buckle up ladies and gents. Mami wata is calling 😂🤭 #xyzbca #ashdykes #congoriver #congobasin #fyp

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drscharff
Constance Scharff, PhD :
I’m so irritated about the firewood. Did they replace it? Imagine coming back to your campsite and finding your resources stolen. The entitlement. I know that’s not your point, but it really bothered me.
2026-10-09 22:51:05
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anayize
✨Santha✨ :
The way I ran to your page after he posted that video
2026-10-09 22:52:16
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hollywoodafricans
Hollywood Africans 🇬🇧🇺🇬🌍 :
The screaming is a tree hyrax. We have that in our garden in Uganda. They are nocturnal and sounds like a baby crying at night but more spooky
2026-10-09 22:01:59
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houkouin
👽Slick_Nicky🫈 :
why do you have an American, African and British accent and it gently transitions as you speak? am I trippin? 😭
2026-10-09 23:54:07
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imatreasure
Marina Velazquez :
In Puerto Rico the ocean takes at least one person a month and most of the time it’s people that do not listen to locals about respecting the water and the tides 🤷🏻‍♀️whether we like it or not the waters and the forests are alive and deserve respect.
2026-10-10 00:07:21
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coreyseancash
Corey Sean Cash :
WHEN HE SAID SOUNDED LIKE A WOMEN SCREAMING…MAMI WATA. LORDDDDDDDDDDD
2026-10-09 22:43:51
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noty0average
Tiffany Cla’Shay :
Babyyyy when he said the camp site was already set up for them … ??? …. Ahhhhh they gone get him!!!!!
2026-10-09 23:40:56
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fannyshouseco
Fanny’s House Co. :
As Congolese, we warned him…..Brotha ash didn’t listen….so I will be at home dancing my Ndombolo 🤣
2026-10-09 23:16:28
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shan.k33
S J K✝️🔥 :
Appalachian mountains do the same thing, they say animals but I don't believe it's animals.
2026-10-09 22:49:52
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gabriella.ax0
…g🦋 :
Even Dora the Explorer no explore like this😭😭even tarzan sef no reach thereeee eiii
2026-10-09 23:33:58
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magdalene_adj
Magdalene_Adj :
lol do not spill all the 🇬🇭secrets
2026-10-09 21:34:46
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ayesijayel
Aysei Jayel :
HE JUST posted one with kids talking but I couldn’t see them
2026-10-09 21:57:36
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yinkaunscripted
yinkaunscripted :
I am sure Obed is there to guide them and warn them what to do and not to do
2026-10-09 22:12:42
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khandolly2
Dolly khan :
Probably the screaming lady like sound could be the tree hyrax, they scream only at night in the forests
2026-10-10 20:58:52
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zangetsus_mom
Zangetsu's mom :
to watch a horror movie happen in real time is so thrilling!
2026-10-10 20:38:39
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issa_.b
Pénda B :
Ehhhhhhhhhhh that is mami wata ohhhhh
2026-10-10 20:33:39
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4iron
4iron :
Beautiful, we need a daily update. Am totally invested. Greetings from Kampala
2026-10-10 19:51:01
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valenciasimelane1
Valencia Simelane :
Africans respect water
2026-10-10 07:58:23
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justmecrissy
justmecrissy :
His eyes 👁️👁️
2026-10-09 22:58:00
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o1286153
𝐿𝑜𝓁𝒶 :
As soon as he said this, I thought of what you said!!
2026-10-09 21:32:45
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torthemidwife
t. :
"Sometimes you don't have the memory to tell the story" BAR. Terrifying bar, but a bar nonetheless.
2026-10-10 13:00:24
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womenspnllc
RazzledFrazzledInsideOuT :
Hear me out. He’s not there at all and he’s reposting his videos from other places
2026-10-09 23:39:45
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wowlookaha
Mamie Ceesay :
So I’m Gambian FYI right. My grandparents always tell us (till this day and we moved to America right). Not to walk between the times of 1-3 pm, and 12-2 on Fridays. That’s all imma say and that’s how I’m going to leave it 😭
2026-10-10 00:20:28
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jacks1210
Jack😈 :
The accent change is sending me lol
2026-10-09 23:30:49
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Napoleon Bonaparte was one of history’s most extraordinary examples of ambition transforming into power. Born in Corsica in 1769, he entered French military school as an outsider and rose with astonishing speed during the chaos of the French Revolution. By 24 he was already a brigadier general, by 30 he had seized political power in France, and by 35 he had crowned himself Emperor. His greatest weapon was not simply courage on the battlefield—it was his ability to move armies rapidly, concentrate overwhelming force at decisive moments, and exploit an enemy’s mistakes before they could recover. One fascinating fact about Napoleon is that during his coronation in 1804, he famously took the imperial crown and placed it on his own head rather than allowing Pope Pius VII to crown him. The symbolism was impossible to miss: Napoleon wanted the world to understand that his authority came from his own achievements and the French state, not because the Church had granted him power. The scene perfectly captured his personality—a man who had risen from a relatively minor Corsican family and now stood before Europe declaring himself an emperor. Yet Napoleon’s greatest strength eventually became one of his greatest weaknesses: he rarely stopped pushing forward. His disastrous invasion of Russia in 1812 weakened his empire, and after years of warfare he was eventually defeated, exiled, returned dramatically to power for the Hundred Days, and lost his final battle at Waterloo in 1815. He spent his remaining years on the remote island of Saint Helena. His life remains one of history’s greatest lessons in ambition: the same hunger that can take a person to extraordinary heights can also make it impossible for them to recognize when they have already won enough.
Napoleon Bonaparte was one of history’s most extraordinary examples of ambition transforming into power. Born in Corsica in 1769, he entered French military school as an outsider and rose with astonishing speed during the chaos of the French Revolution. By 24 he was already a brigadier general, by 30 he had seized political power in France, and by 35 he had crowned himself Emperor. His greatest weapon was not simply courage on the battlefield—it was his ability to move armies rapidly, concentrate overwhelming force at decisive moments, and exploit an enemy’s mistakes before they could recover. One fascinating fact about Napoleon is that during his coronation in 1804, he famously took the imperial crown and placed it on his own head rather than allowing Pope Pius VII to crown him. The symbolism was impossible to miss: Napoleon wanted the world to understand that his authority came from his own achievements and the French state, not because the Church had granted him power. The scene perfectly captured his personality—a man who had risen from a relatively minor Corsican family and now stood before Europe declaring himself an emperor. Yet Napoleon’s greatest strength eventually became one of his greatest weaknesses: he rarely stopped pushing forward. His disastrous invasion of Russia in 1812 weakened his empire, and after years of warfare he was eventually defeated, exiled, returned dramatically to power for the Hundred Days, and lost his final battle at Waterloo in 1815. He spent his remaining years on the remote island of Saint Helena. His life remains one of history’s greatest lessons in ambition: the same hunger that can take a person to extraordinary heights can also make it impossible for them to recognize when they have already won enough.

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