GMbuharii:
Conheads right now
lzaa

Asowari:
did you know that canaan grand son Nimord. was the first mighty man on earth .both in the eyes of man and God. and who told you that he was black.?

eagleeye3:

Check your claim again.

CSTR1005:

I am actually the last person you would accuse of being unduly nationalistic.

But we can all agree that with respect to rights, they'd be Better off in Nigeria.

It is not like Nigeria is an advanced democracy as such.

But the social chaos in Nigeria gives a sort of freedom you cannot find in Cameroon.

Asowari:
I'm sorry which part? The Nimord part or them not being black.

Lancevancedance:
am i the only one who don't find this "UK slave trade" Joke funny?

Zoharariel:
Oh my gosh! We should have been able to establish Biafran & Oodua colonies in Cameroon.

eagleeye3:

Nimord was the grandson of Ham, rather than Canaan.

Sunofgod:
France still causing confusion in africa....

wamiikechukwu:


Not only you, i find it offensive... That's why it hurt me when i see history respect itself.

goldman777:
Na ipob they start dis kind thing for cameroon if they investigate well their border is close nigerian govt and Cameroon govt need to work together to make sure this successionist in this similar borderline region does not generate into another terrorist boko haram like story.

3Ceagle:
The black Africa is cursed with bad leadership. We have leaders who turn rulers and never listen to the people. Until we begin to understand the fundamental right of a group of people to pursue their common destiny, we will never respect one another and appreciate the advantages of diversity. We have been bonded by colonial masters, sewn with faulty constitutions, that were never agreed by the people and in some cases manipulated by a stronger group for selfish reason. When will black Africa get it right?

Tats:
Africans.....still blaming whites and can’t get past parochial attitudes. There are countries where major or different languages co-exist such as Canada and Belgium and even though things are not perfect, they manage to live in peace and put in place laws to maintain the peace.

gcof:
what actually triggered this is that the government were opressing the anglophones politically to the extent of appointing French speaking judges and teachers to head the courts and schools, putting French speakers at the helm of affairs in English region without appointing English speakers in French region. Imagine a judge reading out judgment in French for English speaking people and French teachers that barely understand English teaching in school dominated by English pupils.

mamachizzy:
. na today this one start? I grew up in the anglophone zone, and as far back as I can remember, it has always been like that. Sometimes notices were posted in school in French and we had to get out francophone friends to translate for those of us who just never put in the effort to learn French. So French judges, ministers didn't start today. As for the part were u said French teachers teaching in English schools, that's a lie. I attended a bilingual school, which means we have both English and French sections. if u are English, go to the English part and vice versa. The only French teacher to step into my class, was my French teacher and vice versa with the French section

TheEminentLaity:
but those countries are rich

lilypie30:
good

lilypie30:
good