Akon is gonna build Wakanda in Senegal with cryptocurrency..

[Mushmouth]

Akon has announced plans to build a "real-life Wakanda" in Senegal, built on the back of his almost-eponymous cryptocurrency, Akoin.


The government appears to agree: the 41-year-old told crowds at Cannes Lions on Monday he had been gifted a not insubstantial 2,000 acres of land to start the project off.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-44574969

[SC Anemia]

Sure, a nice shiney nigger utopia

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Six months later...

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[Lynch Tree]

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Their toilet and drinking water.

:hurl

[Cracka Jack]

How detacthed from reality must you be to write a "news article" about a nigger creating a cryptocurrency and building a fictional nigger Nirvana?

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I could go on about the lunacy of a creature whose species never reached the stone age creating a digital currency, but I'd be preaching to the choir.

[MineEvolved]

My prediction: The minute A-Con gets something developed on this 2000 acres, the Senegalese government will pull some kind of eminent domain bullshit, fence up the area, and inter rebels and good candidates for sex trafficking there. This won't end well, because, well....niggers.

[ArizonaSkittles]

This is the stupidest thing I’ve ever read. First of all, a nigger crypto currency will be as worthless as its creator. Secondly, I don’t think that the brilliant artist who brought us such classics as “I wanna fuck you” and “smack that” could build anything beyond a hut made of twigs and its own shit.

[Sheboon DeLuxe]

"It brings the power back to the people and brings the security back into the currency system," Akon explained at Cannes Lions on Monday.
"It also allows the people to utilise it in ways where they can advance themselves and not allow government to do those things that are keeping them down."

At least the BBC calls BS on that load of nigger-babble.


But as far as we know, neither Senegal nor Akon have their own supply of vibranium - the fictional metal which gave Wakanda its wealth and power - and cities don't come cheap.
Which has left us wondering: what is going on?

[Lynch Tree]

However, when it comes to the details, he admitted he left "the geeks" to figure it out.

The validity of the entire article summed up in one sentence.