Scottish Locals Erupt in Anger Over Lost 'African Tribe’ Where Texas Woman Was Found Living #shorts
September 4, 2025
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as posted by the channelOutraged Scottish locals attacked the lost “African” tribe with whom a missing Texas woman was found living in hopes of driving the “delusional” guests out of their town.
Residents in Jedburgh, a town in southeastern Scotland, have allegedly thrown rocks and torn down the tents of the “Kingdom of Kubala,” who are residing in the wooded areas on land they claim was stolen from their ancestors.
Jean Gasho, who identifies as Queen Nandi of the North, claimed that more than 15 people started a harassment campaign against her and her husband’s kingdom. The tribe relocated to the area when the Scottish Borders Council evicted them from the public land where they had set up camp.
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