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Restructuring Africa by NubaVertigo(m): 7:29am On Apr 14, 2020 |
So, I complied a list of the most populated West African groups. These are the most populated 15 to 16 and my concept is to group West Africa in sensible cultural clusters that can be used to unite West Africa eventually into sensible divisions. See as follows: People.........................Language (or Language group) 1) Yoruba people.........................Yoruba 2) Hausa people.........................Hausa 3) Igbo people.........................Igbo 4) Mande people.........................Mandinka/Bambara 5) Akan people.........................Ashanti Twi 6) Fulani People.........................Fufulde 7) Ijaw people.........................An Ijaw Language 8 )Ibibio people.........................Ibibio 9) Kanuri people.........................Kanuri 10) Gbagyi people.........................Gbagyi 11) Wolof people.........................Wolof 12) Tiv people.........................Tiv 13) Ewe people.........................Ewe 14) Mossi people.........................Mossi 15) Songhai people.........................Songhai 16) Fon people.........................Fon The top 15 groups can be further culturally divided as follows: Coastal:.........................Yoruba-------Akan-------Ewe Riverine:.........................Igbo-------Ibibio-------Ijaw Midwest Sahelian:.........................Hausa-------Kanuri-------Songhai Western Sahelian:.........................Mande-------Fulani-------Wolof Inland/Interior:.........................Gbagyi-------Tiv-------Mossi The capital cities of these regions could easily be as follows: Coastal:.........................Eko (Lagos)-------Abidjan-------Accra-------Monrovia-------Freetown Riverine:.........................Enugu-------Calabar-------Port Harcourt-------Onitsa-------Aba/Idah Midwestern Sahelian:.........................Kano-------Maiduguri-------Niamey-------Sokoto-------Zaria/Daura Western Sahelian:.........................Dakar-------Conakry-------Bamako-------Nouakchott-------Timbuktu/Mopti Inland/Interior:.........................Abuja-------Kaduna-------Jos-------Ougadogou-------Minna/Makurdi My end vision is for Western Africa to become one seamless country, like the United Sates. If Cameroon could join the Riverine and Chad could join the Midwestern Sahelian, that could be culturally workable too. Each of these regions could even serve as their own sub-governmental level; e.g. a governmental level somewhere between a country(West Africa) and a lower level, like a state. I think this will be ultimately more satisfying for West Africa. Thoughts ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 1 Like |
Re: Restructuring Africa by nlPoster: 1:22pm On Apr 14, 2020 |
Heh |
Re: Restructuring Africa by AreaFada2: 3:02am On Apr 15, 2020 |
Lol. Good attempt but ultimately people will have to democratically decide where they want to belong. And how the want to co-exist. Via a plebiscite. A new complex re-organisation cutting across countries and official French/English/ Spanish language areas would be difficult. Aside South West Nigeria, division along religious lines would even be better. Since religion will remain a divisive matter until the end of the world. An African super-State where each tribal group above 250k people or any figure to be agreed on will have 80% autonomy would work better. A loose confederation of African people. |
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