Algerian1:



yes i m algerian , we speak algerian language with academic Arabic and french , english only few poeple understand it

and algeria is more peaceful than Usa angland ect.. we have much less crimes and murders

lereinter:


are u holidaying in nigeria or tell me

even algerian players were violent against super eagles

dominique:
Lovely pictures, i thought Morocco was beautiful but Algeria topples morocco big time.
I wonder when her sound-alike country will start having magnificent structures and infrastructure like these

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Algerian1:
Oran city in The we are Happy version from Oran


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TK7iUVBLzf4



Bejaia city during Holi Colors Festival Algeria


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LfuZwsK50Y

Algerian1:


check the world map for homicide i have shared last post


and nope i m not in holyday in nigeria , i post in the military section on nairaland from years with my old account , just wanted to share some pics and present my country to people here !

mcdreeezy:
Pls do you know of any thread like this that focuses on Morocco? I'd appreciate a link if there's any. Thanks.

dominique:


I don't think there is a thread about photos of Morocco, I'll help you search when I'm less busy.

xamuelotu:
na morocco one join ecowas o not algeria

davillian:

Lee mee I'm going to algeria and will never return. Lmao

Omotaday:
beautiful country, I am not looking for job neither want to study, how can i stay in Algeria for just 6 months or so? Can tourist visa do it? Do they give residence permit?

Algerian1:
Snow

chiefbidemi:

What time of the year does it snow in Algeria?

Algerian1:


from december to febrary , mars depending of years . more snow in the north east , center of algeria , snow have fall this week for some regions above 1000 m

Algerian1:


i think tourist visa is only 90 days . and residence permit is very difficult to get if you work not in algeria or have an algerian wife

Nowenuse:


And who were the ones selling the slaves? Was it not the same black people who were selling fellow black people as slaves to these whites and arabs? I don't understnd how you guys be hating others on our self-inflicted problems.

pansophist:


The notion that Africans sold themselves into slavery is a eurocentric doctrine that aims to share the blame and make it seems like the horrors of the transatlantic slave trade are merely transactions that both parties agree to. Instead of unquestionably accepting such notion as a gospel truth, an ordinary curiosity and analyzation will show that it is a historical lie that is still being taught to people worldwide.

If truly, Africans sold themselves into slavery, why is such notion only preached in eurocentric books? why are there no pieces of evidence from the participating African tribes such as linguistic, fairy tales, slaves hosting sites, paintings, etc showing these? Put in mind that slave trade exists for about 300 years. It is impossible for the evidence of such a massive historical event to be reduced to claims that Africans sold each other.

In the book ''How Europe Underdeveloped Africa'', the author described how the white author of a book on the slave trade admitted that he was encouraged by other scholars to blame the slave trade solely on the Africans. This narrative helps to lessen European guilt by making Africans seem just as or even more guilty of being involved in the slave trade.

The holocaust even if fewer in numbers compared to the slave trade and shorter in time span, the evidence documenting its existence is overwhelming such as words of mouth, survivors, extermination camps, pictures etc. To believe that Africans actually sold themselves into slavery, a transaction that they loosed from is wrong. And if we actually did, you would imagine the kind of hate that exists between us to be able to sell off over hundred million people of our kind. Don't expect the guilty to tell you the truth, use your common sense.

Nowenuse:


If Africans did not engage in slave trade, then, what exactly did we trade with Europeans to get mirrors and gun powder?

Face it, Europeans did not know African territory enough for them to be able to kidnap such outrageously high number of slaves.

Before the coming of the Europeans, Africans enslaved each other. Many owned slaves and this even existed in some parts of Nigeria up to the mid 20th century. So why do you think it would be so difficult for these Africans to sell their slaves?
Don't forget that we have stories like that of King Jaja of Opobo who was kidnapped at childhood and sold as a slave. He was not kidnapped from his village by white men, was he? No. Common sense had to tell you that fellow Africans acted as the middlemen in this trade.

White men did not have the ability to abduct hundreds of thousands of Africans in these thick rainforest (village by village) on their own, without the help fellow African middlemen.

Besides, are our politicians not selling us out today? Can't you see the way foreigners like Lebanese, Chinese and Indians are abusing and exploiting Nigerians on our own soil today? And they do this with all confidence and backing of our leaders who are easily bribed. Now, tell me, if all this can play out in present day, how much more an uncivilized and more cruel era centuries ago?

Algerian1:
something you dont see every day , Algerian agriculture in the sahara desert

dustydee:


Good job you are doing here. I worked with some Algerians for about 3 years, unfortunately I could not visit the work site (In Salah) for security reasons.
Can you please explain how these farms are cultivated? Do they bring in soil from other areas or is it the same desert sand?

Algerian1:


Only sand desert , this agriculture need a lot of water and its thanks to the Albian under ground water ( in the pic ) , the biggest under ground water reserve in the word . 50 000 billions cubic metres .

Algeria Tunisia Libya have signed contract to use this ground water and protect it , Algeria can take 5 billions m3 / year




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6zRqUSdCmc


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u138MAIotJE

Algerian1:
something you dont see every day , Algerian agriculture in the sahara desert

pansophist:


The notion that Africans sold themselves into slavery is a eurocentric doctrine that aims to share the blame and make it seems like the horrors of the transatlantic slave trade are merely transactions that both parties agree to. Instead of unquestionably accepting such notion as a gospel truth, an ordinary curiosity and analyzation will show that it is a historical lie that is still being taught to people worldwide.

If truly, Africans sold themselves into slavery, why is such notion only preached in eurocentric books? why are there no pieces of evidence from the participating African tribes such as linguistic, fairy tales, slaves hosting sites, paintings, etc showing these? Put in mind that slave trade exists for about 300 years. It is impossible for the evidence of such a massive historical event to be reduced to claims that Africans sold each other.

In the book ''How Europe Underdeveloped Africa'', the author described how the white author of a book on the slave trade admitted that he was encouraged by other scholars to blame the slave trade solely on the Africans. This narrative helps to lessen European guilt by making Africans seem just as or even more guilty of being involved in the slave trade.

The holocaust even if fewer in numbers compared to the slave trade and shorter in time span, the evidence documenting its existence is overwhelming such as words of mouth, survivors, extermination camps, pictures etc. To believe that Africans actually sold themselves into slavery, a transaction that they loosed from is wrong. And if we actually did, you would imagine the kind of hate that exists between us to be able to sell off over hundred million people of our kind. Don't expect the guilty to tell you the truth, use your common sense.

oyatz:
Bros read history very well, read about the biographies of ex-slaves like Olaidah Eqiuano, Ajayi-Crowther, read about Prominent Slave traders like Seriki Abbas of Badagry, Madam Tinubu of Abeokuta/Lagos, Long Juju of Arochukwu, read about Kings Kosoko of Lagos and Gao of Dahomey who fought Europeans in failed attempts to resist the abolition of slave trade.

Visit slave Museums in Potiskum, Yobe State and Badagry, Lagos State. Visit or read about Opobo,Bonny and Calabar Kingdoms and ask about the roles played by Ijaw traders who for centuries who went to the hitherland and kidnapped Igbo youths to be sold at slave ports.

Esan, a 19th century young boy who was sent from his hometown of Ilesha to study in Lagos was kidnapped by Ijebu
Professional kidnappers on his way from school and sold to European slave traders and taken to Brazil where he lived into adulthood and gave birth to Candido Da-Rocha, who returned to Lagos when slavery was abolished and became the first Nigerian millionaire