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The comparison of the Igbo and Yoruba relationship to the German and French relationship is spot on.
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religion, language, culture, nationality, etc. etc.
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Akson man: Last time i checked,the attack took place in the northern part of Niger republic around the Agadez uranium mines managed by a french company. There were no reports of deaths. Is this a fresh attack? French are not just managing they actually own the uranium mines. |
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Somalia is not challenging colonial boundaries it's just their nomadic pastoralism nature shows no respect for rule of law or land and property that doesn't belong to them. Somalians are Africa's version of the Gypsies. Nobody wants you guys anywhere near us. Somalis should be confined to that barren desert waste land in the horn of Africa where nature can take it's course on you (starving to death, killing each other) Anyways, to address a thread somalia9 made sometime ago regarding Somalia being the only nation-state on the African continent being named after their ethnic group or ethnonym.... I want to say THIS WAS A LIE 1. uganda (named after the ganda) 2. democratic republic of congo (named after the bakongo) 3. botswana (named after the tswana) 4. lesotho (named after the sotho people) |
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why give a killer on trial freedom of movement?
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probably should be fula or ijaw since they are the next largest ethnic groups after the big 3 (yoruba,igbo,hausa)
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As someone said this attack on two buses (one aba bound and one lagos bound) might be a warning to leave asap. I know there is frequent talk on here on igbos are businessman all over nigeria and if true then I can't help but think that maybe hausas in kano don't like the fact that they are being economically dominated. Nobody likes being dominated by others or outisders.
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khiaa: 1. I don't suffer from low self-esteem or jealousy 2. This thread was created by an "African"-American 3. The insults are a response to the ignorance and arrogance of the thread starter |
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success_07: i love tot trust people but i dont think i will on this one...blyss could b anything. His tots can b antisocial or for advancement but definitely ill-timed. The reason AAs come here is because Nigeria is one of the few countries (along with Ghana) in West Africa that speak English as an official language. Many AAs don't speak French nor have the desire to learn the language in order to communicate and dialouge with Francophone Africans and this usually means they are ignorant about what's going on in French speaking African states as well as unlearned in their history. 1 Like |
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Olu-Emma & Ass.: in whose home? YOURS? if so, begin planning to move out |
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The idea is ridiculously foolish. The fact that Bliss wants an American state on African soil barring the indigenous peoples who have lived on the lands for thousands of years is nothing short of racial apartheid. Your desire to exclude the natives makes it hard for me to believe all that other talk you threw in about wanting to help Africans at a later point in time after your little settlement got off and running. Why would anyone believe you will help those you are planning on excluding? Another thing..... Who's to say these "returnees" are even genetically African anymore? How do we even known Bliss is "Black" with African ancestry? Should All in all, the fact that ideas like this are still present in the minds of Blacks in the diaspora says that integration project has failed. 4 Likes |
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PAGAN 9JA: She might also be implying that because Gabon is not heavily populated (1.5 million people) and have large quantities of oil they might be persuaded or manipulated into accepting a proposal such as this in the name of "defending" their sovereignty from larger, more populous neighboring states. What Bliss needs to understand is that small underpopulated countries like Gabon and Equatorial Guinea are 1) under the geopolitical sphere of influence of larger countries like Nigeria and Cameroon and 2) even in those countries the governments are under pressure from marginalized indigenous groups and lastly 3) the China factor |
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#80million: from my understanding its a road in Ogun State but it leads into a border town in neighbouring Benin Republic |
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truly a West African event now
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donguutti: but those ethiopian immigrant women did not have a choice, the effects of the drug has been exaggerated but how do you know they did not have a choice? where you there? |
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Ngwakwe: There are about 800 Ethiopians of Jewish decent that are presently christians which the Government of Israel approved their emigration in 2012. exactly! Negro_Ntns: your wrong the etymological roots of the word Arab is: http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=Arab&allowed_in_frame=0 Arab (n.) late 14c. (Arabes, a plural form), from Old French Arabi, from Latin Arabs (accusative Arabem), from Greek Araps (genitive Arabos), from Arabic 'arab, indigenous name of the people, perhaps lit. "inhabitant of the desert" and related to Hebrew arabha "desert." Meaning "homeless little wanderer, child of the street" is from 1848 (originally Arab of the city), in reference to nomadic ways. Arab League formed in Cairo, March 22, 1945. donguutti: if Israel's objective was to prevent Ethiopians from overpopulating their society why bring them in at all? AVISENNA: I really used to love Israel and Jews but over the years, I've had a rethink. Arabs are more tolerant and less racist.Not all Arabs are terrorists and even muslims. Why would you love a country and an ethno-religious group that you do not belong to? |
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cap28: these people were initially the ones who may have led the revolution but they were still able to galvanize large segments of the population to follow suit. cap28: why should they be happy with a handout? who is Qaddaffi to decide this monthly allowance? cap28: I'm pretty sure he wanted the wealth to be in the hands of himself and his mafia family. cap28: but your basis is the GDP, how else are you determining their high standard of living? |
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torgbe: And when in history has Nigeria defended Ghana. Ghana has never had a civil war in its history and its also a Christian country so it doesnt have Islamist sectsto destroy the beautiful country. The military are on top of issues which makes us the most peaceful country in Africa. For your information, nigeria army is only about numbers with no brains were not a Christian country, nor are we a Muslim country. All religions are equal under the law. Were a secular country. |
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we've had this discussion on here before but to reiterate the consensus was pretty much top 5(in no order): egypt, nigeria, algeria, south africa and ethiopia this is based on troop size, reach, experience, weapons, etc. |
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cap28: you are completely wrong! the libyan people were perfectly happy with a man who had given them the highest standard of living on the african continent and place them at no 52 on the UN human development index. They were so happy that large segments of the population decided to launch a revolt against him? I find it hard to believe that regardless of how they were living anyone would be happy with the same man and his family dominating state affairs for over 40+ years. Another thing, Libya had one of the highest GDP's in Africa but that does not necessarily correlate to having a high standard o cap28: how can you easily dismiss their grievances by calling them disgruntled turncoats? btw, do you have any proof of these Libyan rebels being given funding, training or arms by the CIA or MI6? If not, then it's merely speculation. cap28: again, where is the proof of this? cap28: so after the West: 1) trained his adversaries 2) set-up him up and framed him or a enger plane bombing and 3) tried to assassinate him he renewed with them? lol |
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cap28: oh ok |
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cap28: your absolutely correct the west is hypocritical in that regards but is right and exact in their stance on Mali |
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Johnnoah1st: D only way to solve d problem of dis world is to gather all muslims (except yoruba muslims) into a container and drop atomic bomb into d container, after dat d world we be d most peacefull place to leave. why? if islam is the problem then yoruba muslims need to be in that container as well if your a yoruba and your muslim you might not be a radical fundamentalist but your probably too stupid to be breathing anyways........... 1 Like |
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Feed me more: or how about we give them nothing and just kill them wherever they are |
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koolet: If it was Nigeria they wuld hav compensiated them nd no one wuld hav died.. they would be cowards if they would do that |
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cap28: Libya and Syria were dictatorships. Mali is not. |
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kodewrita: A lot of these people arguing against French intervention are Muslims. They know the Mali government is too weak and unorganized to pursue Islamic radicals and are angry that is getting involved, because they know are the only ones that are ready, willing and capable of defeating the Islamists they sympathize with. The real fear is that once again the Ummah is losing territority to the infidel. Also, the Mali conflict has been raging on for a year now, a lot of these people are just now concerned because of the involvement of the French. When it was Ansar Dine, MUJAO and AQIM imposing sharia law, destroying ancient monuments and cutting off the hands and feet of people who broke the law not many people had anything to say about that. All of a sudden, 2,000 French troops are on the ground and are pursuing Islamic radicals (who probably thought the French were bluffing)...these people are now concerned humanists. They never cared about Malian people or the violation of their sovereignty. 1 Like |
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cap28: is one of the biggest racists and neo colonial powers in africa second only to Britain. this is true but doesn't change the fact that is "right" in the action they are taking |
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cap28: all 3 of these men are dictators and should be removed from power (bar Mobutu because he is no longer in power) |
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cap28: Yes. I am aware of 's history of colonialism in West Africa. But that doesn't change the fact that in this current Mali crisis they are right. Gbagbo was just as much a puppet as Ouattara. Don't try to turn him into some Pan-African hero just because he was deposed. FYI, at the time Qadaffi was overthrown he was trying to get back into the good graces of the West. this? [img]http://obamanationofdesolation.files./2009/07/obama_gadaffi.jpg[/img] ![]() [img]http://ruggerogaltarossa.files./2011/02/berlusconi-and-gaddafi.jpg[/img] ![]() 1 Like |
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Chongaiman: ^^^ exactly! Press TV, was created by the Iranian government. We should watch all news channels but should understand that they are all coming from a particular POV, they all have biases and slants towards one ideology or another to think otherwise is foolish. 1 Like |
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