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Re: The Precolonial Slave Trade Of Igbo's In Picture by RamessesIV(m): 7:51pm On May 03, 2020
Lol so all parts of africa sold slaves bro pick a history book
nobaga:
Here we go again.

Not all Africans, eh? Name the ones that were not or affected by the legacy and vestiges of slavery up today today. Abi slavery na lielie sef.




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Re: The Precolonial Slave Trade Of Igbo's In Picture by AreaFada2: 9:38pm On May 03, 2020
StreetFight:
This is still an unresolved argument. Who brought Christianity to Nigeria? The same set of people that bought our forefathers as slaves and tied them with chains or another set of people. This needs to be clarified because slave traders and oppressors cannot be the same people who brought the so called Salvation in Christ. You cannot serve both God and Lucifer at the same time because you cannot be a Catholic Priest and a Sango Priest at the same time.

I cannot talk about everywhere but in Benin Empire, early Portuguese that came to Benin didn't want slaves. They wanted spices. They brought Christianity.

But even traders of all sorts came with vicars/missionaries. Although with time the Catholic Church declared that blacks were closer to animals than humans. It gave slave traders the moral and religious backing to deal in slaves. I bet corruption in high places played a role there.

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Re: The Precolonial Slave Trade Of Igbo's In Picture by RedboneSmith(m): 9:54pm On May 03, 2020
Frankdoz8:
Igbo men onboard slave ship. The vessel is heading to Barbados where there's shortage of labour for their sugar plantation.

I hope you know these are pictures from movies, and that the movies weren't even about Igbo slaves. grin grin grin
Re: The Precolonial Slave Trade Of Igbo's In Picture by RedboneSmith(m): 9:55pm On May 03, 2020
Frankdoz8:
Precolonial Europeans being entertained by the facial expression of a minor whose parents had been taken captive.

This picture is from the 1950s. Nothing precolonial about it. Also (given the Era) it is unlikely that her parents were 'captives'.
Re: The Precolonial Slave Trade Of Igbo's In Picture by Nobody: 5:20am On May 04, 2020
I wish Africans who sold their fellow Africans to the Europeans, can rise up from the dead and see all this pic.

Where are the blood monies the made from selling themselves?

The houses, the built with the money, are the still standing?

Slave trade is not even a thing of the past; it is still going on.

Every people (continent) have their own shot coming, but Black mans own overshadows its good deeds.

Father God, the creator, if there is a way, we blacks wronged you, please pity and forgive us; we the current generation cant bear all this misery.
Re: The Precolonial Slave Trade Of Igbo's In Picture by Rawhumper(m): 7:56pm On Sep 23, 2020
Point of correction, there was slave trade in every Region including The Yoruba, calabar and The hausa's. During that era there were no exceptions.











quote author=Frankdoz8 post=87122647]In period of slavery, any conspiracy, resistance or rebellion against the slave masters is punishable by death. Estimated half a million Igbo's died of their rebellious resistance as Igbo man does not easily submit to slavery. Olauda equano was a popular slave Igbo novelist who eventually bought his freedom and later settle in England. He became the best selling author in england after publishing his book on slavery, in his write up, he captures the slavery in Igbo land.[/quote]
Re: The Precolonial Slave Trade Of Igbo's In Picture by Nobody: 10:43am On Nov 09, 2021
This bumbling idiot kept posting rubbish lynching pictures of Jim crow southern America era and tagging it igbos

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