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forgiveness:Before those places ever have habitants. Depicting a period in both World and African history whereby the only people living on our planet are Africans. 50% of world history occurs exclusively within Africa. During these times, we've almost certainly already experience civilisation countless times already. i.e Ife, Oyo, Benin, Ashante, Ethiopia, Mali, Sudan, Zimbabwe, KM.T e.t.c Most of the dates and periods the Eurocentrics and Asiatics fail to assert on most African artefacts and sacred sites are intentionally misconstrued to suit their version of world history. |
ademijuwonlo:Yes, really. |
forgiveness:And there lies a huge predicament in my opinion. |
ademijuwonlo:Yes, yes i would. |
aribisala0: |
phineas:Now heres something we can agree on. However, its important to note that civilization in Africa movd up the nile. That is to say, its been analysed front, back and centre; most African historians come to the conclusion that Yoruba influence on Ancient Egypt is undeniable. Hence, its Ancient Egypt that shares from the Yoruba because, all the earliest West African civilisation predate Ancient Egypt in years that amount in their hundreds and thousands. |
phineas:Yoruba predate the middle East in years that amount in thousands upon thousands. When either Ife or Oyo empire is at the heights of their success, there was NO people resident in Asia. Everyone living on the planet those times are all resident of the African continent. Africans are the first people to populate Asia, and that was hundreds of thousands of years after experiencing numerous empires and civilisations e.g Ife, Oyo, Zimbabwe, Ethiopia e.t.c |
aribisala0:Productive for Yoruba, Nigeria, Africa and the entire world. I get your analyses, but that doesnt result in unity. Unity is key. Oduduwa's main theme is UNITY. In antiquity, Yorubaland is a mainly as a result of Ife & Oyo's influence and the great democratic works of awon Omoluabi. |
forgiveness:Exactly, he's obviously profoundly mistaken. Precisely the type of viewpoint tha needs refuting. Unity is about concession, leading to progress, love, happiness and success. |
aribisala0:Here i agree with the spirit of your post. Thank you for you great educative response as always. 100% agree with your view point above. However, Oduduwa is a unifying figure no doubt, said to have hailed from the East of Ife. That piece of information has always been misconscrued out of proportion to a greater extent. Yet its safer and more productive to accept the Emperor 's overall mission, UNITY. Soon as unity reigns supreme and unfettered, then the intellectual nuance will actually take its course. |
LazyGold:Precisely, I understand his intellectual escape, however, unity first, intellectual nuance much after. Unity by all means possible. |
Those scholars who claim Oduduwa came from Mecca have a total disregard for Time, the chronology of The Ages and how they are meant to line up in a kind of perfect harmony. West Africa predates Asia in years that amount in their thousands upon thousands. Therefore, the Mecca assertion has no logical basis and as a result is simply implausible. Let's differentiate rhetorical commentary from true history. |
LazyGold:The Mecca story is debunked as a falsity. Oduduwa hails from within Yorubaland, Nigeria. When The Emperorsic reigns on the throne, Arabia wasn't even in existence. These times depict when the only people on the planet are residents of the African continent; blacksic, brown and, or, bronze. |
Teach! |
I prefer realism to wishful thinking. To better help your brothers situation, one of you is going to have to learn the Madarin language and get acquainted with their legal system. Try your best to keep in touch with him at all times. Let him know that you and your folks love him and will always be there. Always tell things with assuring words, i.e I can assure you... You mught want to study law in my opinion. Assuming you cannot afford to study law, then go on to employ the services of a local advocate. Don't underestimate legal assistance. |
forgiveness:A tribe is a human social group. Exact definitions of what constitutes a tribe vary among anthropologists. The concept is often contrasted with other social groups concepts, such as nations states, and forms of kinship. An ethnic group, or an ethnicity, is a category of people who identify with each other based on similarities such as common ancestry, language, history, society, culture or nation. Ethnicity is usually an inherited status based on the society in which one lives. Africa has ethnicity NOT tribes. Europe has tribes. Furthermore, Africans ethnicities is what the rest of the world is modelled upon. As in, Nations from all around the world try their very best to replicate Africans natural ethnicities. |
@Op i sympathize with you and the situation of your brother. My advice is to first of all learn the Madarin language, get acquanuted with their legal system. You mught want to study law in my opinion. Assuming you cannot afford to study law, then go on to employ the services of a local advocate. |
PrecisionFx:Senseles comment. Most Igbos i know are sensible and cultured people. My post is directed to you PrecisionFx, so dont watste your effort trying to turn our discussion into an ethnic sutuation. |
How can we progress when amongst our suffering, we have ungrateful nitwits like PrecisionFX trying to cause confusion and chaos. PrecisionFX you can carry your confusion elsewhere. If you dont want to remain a Lagosian, nobody is forcing you. Nigeria is a huge nation. You claim to be Ibo, you are probably lieing about that too; or tell us, where did you hail from? What state in Nigeria? I am proudly Yoruba, I love Ibo people, I love hausa people too. My wife is from the middlebelt. If you are looking for land to grab, theres so many uninhabited Islands off the Atlantic Ocean, feel free to take your pick. |
Konki:Yoruba laws. The Yoruba legal system that is assimilated into the National laws of the land is that which supports Iyaloja and Babaloja. Obviously you are ignorant of the facts. Am not here to lecture you but will say that, all those do NOT respect Yorubaland or any other part of Nigeria for that matter, are doomed for everlasting failure in their daily lives. It isnt a hex, its just common sense, if anyone lives in a place, and CHOOSE to respect their customs, laws and traditions, they almost certainly will be successful and happy in life as a whole. Those that live in a place and CHOOSE to disrespect the customs, laws and traditions, however, the climate and enviroment that allows for success will certainly evade them no matter how "close to God" they might think they are This applies more so to those that are born and bred at the place of reference. |
gypsey:Gbam! |
Gudiza:Exactly, that will go a long way to help realise our true African credentials, Identity. We need to move in the same direction, but with manufactured religions on the loose, that makes things that much harder. Africanism is what we all need to rally around. |
They should face the full weight of the law. Nice work by the Namibian authorities. |
HeyCorleone:I sympathize with the points you raise here, i realy does. I am a Nigerian also and get you loud and clear. And i apologise for overlooking the bigger picture of your initial article. I agree with you that there is discrimination everywhere in the world today, including Nigeria. Anywhere in the world today, there is discrimination in our workplace, on the street, in places of learning e.t c Although some actions are innocent banter, however most people that engage in the type of activities you emphasize to the extreem are called bigots. I hate bigots with a unique kind of passion. And i continuously battle against bigots and their ideologies. Most bigots are bullies, so you deal with them in the same way you would deal with a bully. (a) hold your ground. (b) involve an elderly person (c) involve the police (d) study law However, always call a spade, a spade. Call an ace, an ace. Call out descrimination anywhere it rears its ugly head. Call it out by name DISCRIMINATION, dont mask it with fancy terminology. These fancy terminologies that have been imposed into the way we speak, are allegories and those type of terms have been intentionally created with the sole purpose of making greater damage to the sociological framework of their intended audience. Therefore, the term "racism" is incorrectly used to mean discrimination, as is the term "tribalism". Both are infact weaponised terminologies; allegories. These terms are NOT to be used anymore, are to be forgotten and thrown into the lexicon's shreder for recycling. What is an allegory? An allegory is a terminology that can be interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning. typically a political one. i.e the term "race" used to describe peoples from different backgrounds is a socio-scientific construct that has NO real meaning outside of the social sciences |
plaetton:(a) Identify a problem. (b)Suggest solutions (c) Implement suggested solutions (d1) If it doesnt work (i) Try again (ii) Look for other solutions (d2) if it works, make a success of it (e) stop knocking positivity because you will end up going around in circles. Back to square one. (f) critical thinking is only of use to anyone if it allows for good progressive solutions of the initial problem. |
Tribe make a Nation as is seen in Europe. You cannot replicate European culture in the African continent. Its like a newborn baby trying to teach his/her parents how to live in the world. You need to appreciate African history to understand that the most important peoples of the world are indeed Africans. You have been lied to, misinformed, bamboozled with false assertions, rhetoric and outright lies. When you get to realise the importance of the African in the context of world history, then you tend to see things more clearly. |
All the ethnicities in Nigeria predate the country in years that amount in their millions. Therefore, the needs of the people of Nigeria are to come first. |
Nigeria will excell with an Industrial Revolution no doubt. Nigeria also needs an altogerher philosophical revolution too in my opinion. |
plaetton:Theres is a better, more sensible way of making your point without wishing harm on yourself that much. But i will leave you with your bitterness, i hope you change your mindset because Nigeria deserves more than people with your kind of mentality. Your arguments are coarse, baseless, sensless and lacks positivity. Whether you think Nigeria or all other African countries are real or not is besides the point here. Lets deal with whats infront of us today, and the country we inherited from colonisation is called Nigeria. That is the reality infront of us today. |
(a) Identify a problem. (b)Suggest solutions (c) Implement suggested solutions (d1) If it doesnt work (i) Try again (ii) Look for other solutions (d2) if it works, make a success of it (e) stop knocking positivity because you will end up going around in circles. Back to square one. (f) critical thinking is only of use to anyone if it allows for good progressive solutions of the initial problem. |
plaetton:Since you are NOT Nigerian, you can STFU and move on. And go and basterdize your own region of the world. My take is that all African countries are made-up territories as per colonisation, however, until the simple facts change, there is need to face the hear and now. And the here and now says that we are all Nigerians. Those that cannot accept this mere fact are the problems as much as our leaders are. Your logic is devoid of positivity and is flawed. |
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