yomz1e:

Thats my uncle John Smith in the 2nd picture, i recognise him from the long nose, he was the airport lastweek flying back to canada because he couldn't stand the heat in Kaduna

blink182: Handing it over to the black man is what went wrong.

Darius2000:

Honestly, I have been thinking for a while if something is wrong with the blackman.........

Super1759: Ask ibb and buhari,including awolowo

ezicat: 26 likes for such a statement "handing it over to the black man"

How sad that people are so short-sighted. Assuming that the picture is accurate, what makes you think that nigg3rs were allowed to ride on that train? Yes, I'm using the derogatory term to get my point across - too many people forget their history (or don't know it at all). What does it gain you if all of your country is "developed" but you're treated as a second class citizen within it? And if you think otherwise, you really must be living on a different Earth). How many countries have thrived under colonization? Most people like to point to South Africa. News flash - South Africa got its independence from Britain as far back as the 1930's so try again. And it might be the wealthiest subsaharan African country, but have you stopped to think were that wealth might be concentrated? Such short-sightedness; such blind acquiescence, swallowing everything you've been told about yourselves by some invader, and then wondering why the continent isn't developing fast enough? Look in the mirror.

Yeah - a lot of things turned to shiat after independence; it tends to do so in most countries. Didn't the "great" USA have a civil war after its independence? You learn from your mistakes and bind together to create a better country using as much of the "freedom" you worked for. You don't keep whining about your former invaders. Stockholm Syndrome, anyone?

ezicat: 26 likes for such a statement "handing it over to the black man"

How sad that people are so short-sighted. Assuming that the picture is accurate, what makes you think that nigg3rs were allowed to ride on that train? Yes, I'm using the derogatory term to get my point across - too many people forget their history (or don't know it at all). What does it gain you if all of your country is "developed" but you're treated as a second class citizen within it? And if you think otherwise, you really must be living on a different Earth). How many countries have thrived under colonization? Most people like to point to South Africa. News flash - South Africa got its independence from Britain as far back as the 1930's so try again. And it might be the wealthiest subsaharan African country, but have you stopped to think were that wealth might be concentrated? Such short-sightedness; such blind acquiescence, swallowing everything you've been told about yourselves by some invader, and then wondering why the continent isn't developing fast enough? Look in the mirror.

Yeah - a lot of things turned to shiat after independence; it tends to do so in most countries. Didn't the "great" USA have a civil war after its independence? You learn from your mistakes and bind together to create a better country using as much of the "freedom" you worked for. You don't keep whining about your former invaders. Stockholm Syndrome, anyone?

pro01: Sorry to say, I don't believe that picture. . .how do we know that is truly Enugu, and if so, that it was indeed in 1936? I ain't buying that.

Uyi Iredia: See how beautiful it looked.

product:


Fellow , where u been

U just forget USA student thread .

How are tins going down

blink182: Handing it over to the black man is what went wrong.

blink182: Handing it over to the black man is what went wrong.

black man with a black mind

Chongaiman:

Which British? Not the ones on planet earth I guess.

How sad that people are so short-sighted.

Assuming that the picture is accurate, what makes you think that nigg3rs were allowed to ride on that train? Yes, I'm using the derogatory term to get my point across - too many people forget their history (or don't know it at all).

What does it gain you if all of your country is "developed" but you're treated as a second class citizen within it? And if you think otherwise, you really must be living on a different Earth). How many countries have thrived under colonization?

Most people like to point to South Africa. News flash - South Africa got its independence from Britain as far back as the 1930's so try again. And it might be the wealthiest subsaharan African country, but have you stopped to think were that wealth might be concentrated? Such short-sightedness; such blind acquiescence, swallowing everything you've been told about yourselves by some invader, and then wondering why the continent isn't developing fast enough? Look in the mirror.

Yeah - a lot of things turned to shiat after independence; it tends to do so in most countries. Didn't the "great" USA have a civil war after its independence? You learn from your mistakes and bind together to create a better country using as much of the "freedom" you worked for. You don't keep whining about your former invaders. Stockholm Syndrome, anyone?

jp philips: your argument here is misleading because 90% of Nigerians that i know live as second class citizens even under their fellow blacks.
let me enlighten you on citizen ship and a few of his rights.
a citizen is bestowed the right of citizen ship as enshrined in the constitution, can same be said of average Nigerians?
every American in Nigeria has position records with the US embassy and in time of crisis rescue comes promptly and adequately, is it applicable to Nigerian citizens under black leadership?

Ki-Katanga:


People won't believe you. They don't seem to understand. They live in nicer parts of Lagos and ignore the slums. They've never visited the North or even the rural villages. They have no idea what life is really like.

Uyi Iredia: See how beautiful it looked.

blink182: Please no one, we should learn to accept where we are so we can move forward. If you refuse to term a situation a 'challenge', it will go unsolved. The issue here is not about racism but managerial skills.

Niggaz where not allowed on the train so what? For decades the white man has been pushed out and niggaz have a chance to take a ride in it. What happened then, what stopped it from running?

Please get your argument straight, this is not a racial discrimination issue but that of management. please name just one system that is being properly run by a wholly black system? Just one. It's really annoying, can't we just do things right. Where in africa is a leader not out to steal? The thieving leaders are even better than those that have illusions of grandeur of ethnic supremacy.

jp philips: i think you just woke up and really in a hurry to sound interesting, what you are brandishing are has no mirror reflection of what average blacks pass through in the hands of their fellow blacks. without establishing that connection and making comparisons based on facts, your enlightenment has a lot or rough edges




26 likes for such a statement "handing it over to the black man"



i didn't see your long sight either




you cant prove the contrary either




your argument here is misleading because 90% of Nigerians that i know live as second class citizens even under their fellow blacks.
let me enlighten you on citizen ship and a few of his rights.
a citizen is bestowed the right of citizen ship as enshrined in the constitution, can same be said of average Nigerians?
every American in Nigeria has position records with the US embassy and in time of crisis rescue comes promptly and adequately, is it applicable to Nigerian citizens under black leadership?

the security of lives and properties in Nigeria is the responsibility of the police, defense against internal and external threat is that of the Military, does the average Nigerian citizen feel these obligations as enshrined in the constitution?

how does the judgement from the judiciary affect the lives of the average Nigerians?

the right to life is not only a constitutional right but a fundamental one, how has Nigerian citizens fared under the reign of the black man under this?

talk about economic security, talk about education, health care et al, how has the Citizens fared?







another way of trying to sound relevant, if the whites left SA in 1930 believe me, we may not be able to recognize SA on the Map just the same way Congo sounds like a musical instrument. the occupation of the whites till 1994 laid the foundation for their economic success and likewise put them on the map.

talking about concentration of wealth, who created the wealth in the first place? where should it concentrate? (a)the black bystanders? (2) the whites that created it?

you just shot urself on the foot because if you agree that wealth is concentrated with the whites, how come you couldn't figure out that the longer the whites stayed guaranteed their economic salvation? at least if you knew this, you wont remind us that they got independence long ago





that "shiat" you mentioned above when juxtaposed with the British rule benefited Nigerians more than PDP's cabalocracy, little wonder they are reminiscing in nostalgia.

Remii:

1965 coupist are to blame, they derailed plans of our leaders, those who got independence and had plans were killed and power got to hands of those that never planned for it.