fanficgirl:

Yes, I like watching dNA videos. Wow! Would never have thought she was a pure West African. She's igbo too correct? I notice you can see this more with igbos.
Lol she thought she was thirty percent European

freshest4live:

Oga calm down, when l told you l'll visit Kenya, you warned me about illegal immigrants and advised me to identify as Ghanian, no advertisement whatsoever in my honour.
Anyway l'm still in love with Kenya, and would come with genie.

shervydman:


but, we have the health insurance policy or not?

as for bursary......u really have to fight in some states.

9jakool:

No, she 's not Igbo. Her and her family are Yala from Cross River state. They are closer to the Idoma of Benue state.

I don't think we should generalize the Igbo like that, there are light skintones found across Naija.

Kenyanstar:

You are very welcome to Kenya girl... there is more than Nairobi to explore.

Benefits of being in Kenya
1. 24hr electricity services
2. Cheap health care
3. Cheap transport alternatives ie, fast trains, best airport facilities & good road networks
4. Cheap education ie, free primary education, subsidized secondary education & free students loans on all universities including private.

9jakool:

No, she 's not Igbo. Her and her family are Yala from Cross River state. They are closer to the Idoma of Benue state.

I don't think we should generalize the Igbo like that, there are light skintones found across Naija.

Nowenuse:


Yar'uwa na. Na tambaye ki saboda in san ko ke assalin yar Kaduna ne
Ina ne a Kaduna kina zauna? Na san guraren Kaduna sosai. Keh idoma ko? Don na san cewa yan matan idoma sune suna da kyau irin naki . Ama in keh ba idoma ne, karki ji haushi da abinda na fada, kin ji?

fanficgirl:

Lol I didn't mean light skin I meant the facial features, especially of her daughter. Oh! People from cross river are usually pretty

vaxx:
Can anyone answer this question. Why is nigeria goverment not offering student loan and nationwide health insurance policy？ghana an average country has all these benefit.

freshest4live:
When l complain about the French colonial stronghold in Africa which is largely the fault of our African leaders, some take it lightly. This video from Sahara reporter Adeola in 2014, on a former Burkinabe president is quiet touching.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oc-wLOipffY&app=desktop

fanficgirl:

It's not hard to have a better tourism than Nigeria. Nigeria doesn't seem to care about beauty

freshest4live:

Yeah even Benin, urhobo, etc. Maybe to the exclusion of the ijaws though, there are light skins everywhere.
So many Yoruba's see all southerners as Igbo, especially those less acquainted with the diversity of the south south.
Dunno if fancigirl is Yoruba though.

freshest4live:

Yeah even Benin, urhobo, etc. Maybe to the exclusion of the ijaws though, there are light skins everywhere.
So many Yoruba's see all southerners as Igbo, especially those less acquainted with the diversity of the south south.
Dunno if fancigirl is Yoruba though.

9jakool:

yes, I know what you mean.
I used to think colored eyes are only peculiar to Europeans, until I saw a few Nigerians with hazel or green eyes. Phyno has green eyes that's why he always wear shades or sunglasses to hide them. This girl also from Cross river has one hazel eyes.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GoCXShA6Ddg

fanficgirl:

I always wondered why Phyno wore glasses. I just thought he was trying to be cool .
What do you think causes colored eyes?

genieluv:


Fulanis are united and smart, yes, but they are also at a disadvantage from what i see.
So, no need to hype them.
Most fulanis in Nigeria are loosing their language and culture to hausa (becoming hausanized).
I also heard that in Mali, fulanis are loosing their language and culture to Bambara, likewise in Senegal where many fulanis have adopted wolof.

genieluv:


holly, going back through this thread.




Seems like you guys have fought and settled at different times goodiiii. **** I have come across a sudanese family in Kaduna and yah those guys can easily pass for Hausas and fulanis.


Those guys told me that there are many Sudanese of Nigerian (hausa) descent and i discovered it was true.
I really can't speak for Somalis, buh Ethiopians i think, yah. A cousin of mine schooled with and befriended loads of them and looking at the photos, i think some of them can pass for fulanis.

9jakool:

Yes Porto-Novo was founded by Yoruba. It was a strong vassal/ally state of Oyo. Porto-Novo is a Portuguese word meaning New Port similarly to Lagos. The original name was Ajase-Ile. The city historically accommodated many Egun/Gun migrants from the West. Till today, it also accomodates ethnic groups accross the country like Fon and others because of its official administration role.
I'll estimate that there are 2-3 million Yoruba indigines in Benin republic. I'll estimate that there are 500,000 Yoruba indigines in Togo. I'll also estimate an additional 500,000 or so Yoruba migrants from Nigeria living in those countries.


Thanks for letting me know!
Hausa has varieties too like Yoruba.
In the Akoko area of Ondo, there are dozens of "dialects" that are so far from the Standard/General Yoruba. Some of those "dialects" are so unique that an average Oyo man can't even pick up 10% or even 5% of some of them. In Akoko, each town speaks its own "dialect"which maybe completely different from the next town over. Language isn't even the most unifying factor for Yoruba. i think it's shared history, beliefs, origin, and strong attachment to Ile-Ife

genieluv:


Lmao <<true>> African americans and their ruddy mouths . Tho, not all of them talk like that i think, it is mostly those that grew up in those their hoods. Hav met with some who really beahve well n are very cultured.. I suspect their middleclass peeps.
Do yu live in the states?

Kk seems like we love same artistes . I also love Ghanaian Fuse odg and Lethal bizzle and South African Cassper nyovest like hellllll.

Buh my best of all remains this Ivorian singer 'Serge Beynaud', do you know him? He is currently ranked as the best francophone artiste in Africa, he beat Fally Ipupa and Dj arafat to the last awards. I also find him to be the most handsome African artiste.

genieluv:


hooo, great
Buh u sure there is 24 hours electricity all over Kenya even in all the villages?
Just curious, what is the total kenyan electricity capacity in mw? That first picture tho, the road network looks very cool.

9jakool:

haha nah. I too used to think that he wore those glasses because he was trying to be cool lol. i later realize I was so wrong haha. Colored eyes like hair color are simply genetic.
The second pic are Melanesians from the Pacific islands.

genieluv:


hooo, great
Buh u sure there is 24 hours electricity all over Kenya even in all the villages?
Just curious, what is the total kenyan electricity capacity in mw? That first picture tho, the road network looks very cool.

genieluv:


Hehehe i don't write hausa very well, so manage to read my poor written hausa

Ee, kwarai da gaske ni idoma ne. Ina zauna a Barnawa a Kaduna. Kai dan ina ne? Kuma ban yarda da abinda ka fada gabadaya, kawa na tafi ni kyau, ita ma daga Benue ama ita Igede ne ba idoma. Zai dace in ka ce wei dukan mu yanmata Benue, muna da kyau

genieluv:


Lmao <<true>> African americans and their ruddy mouths . Tho, not all of them talk like that i think, it is mostly those that grew up in those their hoods. Hav met with some who really beahve well n are very cultured.. I suspect their middleclass peeps.
Do yu live in the states?

Kk seems like we love same artistes . I also love Ghanaian Fuse odg and Lethal bizzle and South African Cassper nyovest like hellllll.

Buh my best of all remains this Ivorian singer 'Serge Beynaud', do you know him? He is currently ranked as the best francophone artiste in Africa, he beat Fally Ipupa and Dj arafat to the last awards. I also find him to be the most handsome African artiste.

fanficgirl:

I've always wondered. How did Al shabab start?

genieluv:


Lmao <<true>> African americans and their ruddy mouths . Tho, not all of them talk like that i think, it is mostly those that grew up in those their hoods. Hav met with some who really beahve well n are very cultured.. I suspect their middleclass peeps.
Do yu live in the states?

Kk seems like we love same artistes . I also love Ghanaian Fuse odg and Lethal bizzle and South African Cassper nyovest like hellllll.

Buh my best of all remains this Ivorian singer 'Serge Beynaud', do you know him? He is currently ranked as the best francophone artiste in Africa, he beat Fally Ipupa and Dj arafat to the last awards. I also find him to be the most handsome African artiste.

ArtanK:


They're an extreme off-shoot of the Islamic Courts Union (ICU) who briefly ruled the South Central regions in 2006-2007. They became disgruntled over how their leader Sharif Ahmed, signed a deal with the west + other allies to end the wars and support the transitional government. Sharif Ahmed became president and they went rogue, declaring the entire Somali population hostile Kuffars. This is the argument they use to justify the people they kill.

Wikileaks proved that they've got many international backers, mostly in the Gulf states. This is not really surprising considering how many terrorist organisations those countries support worldwide.

genieluv:


hooo, great
Buh u sure there is 24 hours electricity all over Kenya even in all the villages?
Just curious, what is the total kenyan electricity capacity in mw? That first picture tho, the road network looks very cool.

Nowenuse:


Kenya is beautiful, but they have terrible eyesores, more terrible than Nigeria's.
Dont let them make you believe that the country is all that, cos it's not.

genieluv:


hooo, great
Buh u sure there is 24 hours electricity all over Kenya even in all the villages?
Just curious, what is the total kenyan electricity capacity in mw? That first picture tho, the road network looks very cool.

Kenyanstar:

About the electricity let me put it this way.... the national power supplier KPLC is complimented by a semi private entity KENGEN that generates electricity. The total generated capacity in the national grid is around 3000MW is supplemented by other independent sources. Like the border town Busia & Malaba outsource its power from Jinja Uganda.

Nowenuse:


Okay. Interesting.

Do you consider Egun and Ajashe people to be yorubas? Some claim to be yorubas, others reject yoruba identity. What do you think?

You once said that Yorubas are not united by language but origin. Apparently, The Awujale of Ijebu once said that Ijebu people do not have Oduduwa roots. Many Ondo and Lagos towns also have Edo origins and not Ife origins.

Many Ilorin people have fulani/nupe origins. What can u say? I think yoruba unity is more or less based on language (central yoruba) than culture or origins (i may be wrong though)

And in Akoko axis of Ondo, there are many towns there that still speak native Edo languages, even though they now speak yoruba as a 2nd language, as i heard. Are you aware?