I have noticed an interesting trait well pronounced among Africans? Why do blacks try to block others from achieving some feat?

When they notice someone wants to help you or sponsor you, or compliment your efforts, they are quick to come out to castigate or rubbish your works and intent.

It's not as if they'll gain anything for pulling you down. Or let's assume that maybe they'll get what's meant for you.Thier hearts seems to tilt towards making others less achieved.

The "Pull him down syndrome" seem more pronounced in the south west and the south east the more. This is not a tribe thingy it's just some set of individual who has been influenced by some factors I might not understand.
They hate to see others excel.
Pull him down syndrome, is it a societal induced act or some sort of adopted pop-culture?

Why pull a brother down when you should support his elevation.

Legit question

op you dey confused? Your spellings are intact but your grammar structure sucks!
in the opening paragraph of your write up, you accused Africa, in the middle, you narrowed your accusations to the east and west and in the closing paragraphs, you expanded your accusations to society in general.
Now, reread what you have written and stay on one lane.
your topic is fine.

Smh

Exmilitant:
op you dey confused? Your spellings are intact but your grammar structure sucks! [b]
in the opening paragraph of your write up, you accused Africa, [/b]in the middle, you narrowed your accusations to the east and west and in the closing paragraphs, you expanded your accusations to society in general.
Now, reread what you have written and stay on one lane.
your topic is fine.

You are confusing a QUESTION with an accusation. I asked a question and not an accusation..
Why

I wish I was there with you , I would've slap sense into you for typing this bs