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Politics › Re: The Lost Yoruba Tribe - Yoruba Muslims Of Sierra Leone by Beaf: 11:20pm On Oct 23, 2009
[quote author=tpia. link=topic=340820.msg4789056#msg4789056 date=1256335232]i dont see what your problem is. Actually I do, but let me act as if I dont.

Instead of screaming everywhere and spoiling the thread, why not head for one of the numerous I'm-AA-with-Igbo-DNA threads and go yell your head off there.

and some of the English, Scottish and Irish in the US were sold off by their relatives for whatever reason.

Not to mention which part of slave raids dont you understand? Wasnt it people like you who sold off individuals from other tribes you didnt like? huh So all the slaves you read about were sold by their relatives?[/quote]There is no reason to head off to any thread or even accuse anyone of "spoiling" this thread. Its a free World, the most significant words on this thread were spoken by mukina who is a Sierra Leonean. The Oku see themselve as Oku and Sierra Leonean. Perhaps the denial of their original ethnicity is for reasons unspoken?

People like me who sold individuals? grin You're funny, I am lucky and proud to belong to an ethnic group that did not take part in the slave trade. But that is beside the point, we need to do something to draw those in the diaspora closer and to atone.
Politics › Re: The Lost Yoruba Tribe - Yoruba Muslims Of Sierra Leone by Beaf: 10:54pm On Oct 23, 2009
[quote author=tpia. link=topic=340820.msg4788678#msg4788678 date=1256330944]geez this bitterness and oneupmanship has eaten deep into the Nigerian psyche.

See how Beaf wants to scatter the place over people recognizing their Yoruba ancestry. Is the fellow well at all? huh

There are people of English, Scottish and Irish heritage in the US who have been there for generations. Some came as indentured labor while others came as free men. Do they have a problem with their ancestry and why should someone flog the issue the way Beaf and ikeyman are doing here? huh

what buffoons.

smh

I even mentioned an Igbo girl who says her Igbo ancestors came from Sierra leone yet these two pretenders still got their panties in a twist over this matter. And anyone who wants to apologize to the descendants of the freed slaves should do so nah- is someone preventing him? huh

There are people of diverse backgrounds in sierra leone- not only Nigerian. Other countries nationals' were also taken there.[/quote]Some topics are too important for small minded personal issues.
Slavery is not an issue limited to Yoruba's. We need to deal with the past. Those of "English, Scottish and Irish heritage in the US " did not get there in boats, sold by their relatives in exchange for alcohol.
Politics › Re: The Lost Yoruba Tribe - Yoruba Muslims Of Sierra Leone by Beaf: 8:53pm On Oct 23, 2009
sjeezy8:
The fact of the matter is they are proud of their heritage and this isn't a nigerian thing its a yoruba thing. Thats like saying black americans should not be proud of being of african descent. Eko/Lagos/abeokuta was the home for repatriated yoruba slaves.
The heritage that sold them? angry
It is a Nigerian thing. Something needs to be done to make things up properly with our folk in the diaspora. The past should never be blotted out, no matter how shameful, disgraceful or embarrassing.
Politics › Re: The Lost Yoruba Tribe - Yoruba Muslims Of Sierra Leone by Beaf: 8:24pm On Oct 23, 2009
sjeezy8:
Whats all the argument for ?
How would they consider themselves "yoruba" when the word yoruba was used by the british? Back then yorubas didn't call themselves yorubas they refered to eachothers town or common sayings.

Oku is shorten from the Yoruba word Oku- o used in sierra leone to refer to creoles of yoruba descent. ajayi crowther born in oyo raised in sierre leone.
http://books.google.com/books?id=z6MU26QTvbIC&pg=PA401&lpg=PA401&dq=oku+in+sierra+leone&source=bl&ots=sRJ9sxgxxJ&sig=LTesINMz6lL2a1W6UySku1nXqPk&hl=en&ei=H_rhSsq8KJDtlAeYz-SKBw&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=8&ved=0CBkQ6AEwBzgK#v=onepage&q=oku%20in%20sierra%20leone&f=false

Just as :"Nago" is used in brazil.
"lucumi" is used in cuba

"Yoruba" word isn't from oduduwa orignal language
Im not understanding the argument here we all know of the yorubas in Lagos state and Ogun who bear english/portuguese surnames. We all know how yorubas are yorubas from sun up to sun down, and how clingy they are.
The argument is that nobody from any ethnic group has the right to be proud that the Oku were originally from their ethnic group. Reason? They were sold into slavery and have survived without recompense by the now suddenly "proud" ethnic group. Someone here suggested earlier that we bury what is not and cannot be hidden; that we sold each other, wives, lovers, kids, sons etc.
Let's cut out the "Yoruba" here, because the same conclusion applies to every part of Nigeria.

We need to apologise to our kith and kin that were sold and we need to compensate them in some way. Ghana has done things like giving them land and their govt is engaged in several campaigns to welcome them back home.
Politics › Re: Public Notice: Attempt To Frame Me By Unknow People. by Beaf: 7:46pm On Oct 23, 2009
Adesegun.

Do you really think patriotism = searching google maps? shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked shocked

Would you like to teach Yar Adua?

www.nairaland.com/attachments/180447_ROTFLMAO_gif3d0c775232c7f27cf80592785b9635b6
Politics › Re: The Lost Yoruba Tribe - Yoruba Muslims Of Sierra Leone by Beaf: 7:07pm On Oct 23, 2009
illusion2:
Akata is a derogatory term my friend. . . how does it sound. . .'My wife & inlaws are African Americans? undecided
News to me.
That is another argument, but I'll edit that post.
Politics › Re: Chief Obafemi Awolowo: National Hero Or Villain? by Beaf: 7:05pm On Oct 23, 2009
olafolarin:
@ Beaf,

He was loathed in east because he was the leader they so much wanted,desired and craved for but never had.Instead they had Zik who put personal interest above national development.iN THE fIRST republic,the hausa's were a miinority tribe and its completely counterproductive for Zik to take his party to the Hausas in order to be in Govt.Zik's people are still in the trenchies till today because of Ziks lack of foresight and big-throat.
Whatever wealth Zik amassed at the time,should still be enough to cater for the teeming Ibo populace.
I didn't even mention east. I am from Delta state which is not in the east. Wetin east do you?
You will generally find that Awo was loathed for intense tribalism everywhere outside Yoruba land.
Politics › Re: Nigeria's Shame? No! Niger Delta Leaders. . . Burn Them! by Beaf(op): 6:29pm On Oct 23, 2009
Why aren't these developed and the resources 100% owned by each state? Why does every state need a monthly FG stipend from monies generated in the ND?
What is holding Nigeria back from developing (the million dollar question)? Someone tell me if the answer is not resource control.

This is the distribution of minerals per state in Nigeria.
Source: Raw Materials Research and Development Council (RMRDC), Abuja, Nigeria


Abia
Glass sand, limestone, salt, shale, ball clay, galena, granite, marble, laterite, bentonite, phosphate, kaolin, pyrite, feldspar, petroleum, lignite, gypsum, sphalerite, clay

Adamawa
Granite, clay, gypsum, limestone, uranium, kaolin, coal, trona, barite, salt, marble, magnesite, laterite

Akwa Ibom
Clay, glass sand, salt, silica sand, granite, coal, petroleum, natural gas, kaolin, limestone, lignite

Anambra
Clay, iron stone, natural gas, petroleum, sand stone, kaolin, pyrite, lignite

Bauchi
Kaolin, trona, gypsum, cassiterite, mica, clay, tantalite, galena, iron ore, gemstone, sphalerites, silica sand, barite, columbite, zinc, lead, muscovite, quartz, columbite, tin, glass sand, salt, monazite, feldspar, graphite, wolfram, coal, agate, tantalum, rutile, tungsten, copper, talc, ilmenite, zircon

Bayelsa
Salt, petroleum, natural gas, silica sand

Benue
Bentonite, crude salt, petroleum, limestone, glass sand
Gemstone, barites, feldspar, marble, mica, silica sand, quartz, galena, lead, zinc ore, silica sand, clay, coal, gypsum, kaolin, anhydrite, calcium, sulphate, brick clay, crushed and dimension stone, fluorspar, wolframite, bauxite, shale, magnetite, ilmenite, brenite

Borno
Silica sand, natural salt, sapphire, topaz, mica, quartz, gypsum, uranium, iron ore, magnesite, feldspar, granite, aquamarine, nepheline, limestone, kaolin, bentonite, laterite clay, refractory clay, trona, gold, tin, potash

Cross River
Salt, limestone, coal, manganese, mica, ilmenite, gold, quartz, glass sand, tourmaline, petroleum, natural gas, kaolin, tin ore, mica, sharp sand, clay, spring water, salt deposits, talc, granite, galena, lead zinc, tin ore, goethite,
Muscovite, uranium, barites

Delta
Kaolin, lateritic clay, gravel, silica sand, natural gas, petroleum, ball clay, bauxite, granite, river sand, clay, spring water

Ebonyi
Lead/Zinc ore, salt, limestone, ball clay, refractory clay, gypsum, granite

Edo
Charnockite, copper, gold, marble, granite, gypsum, petroleum, diorite, lignite, limestone, ceramic clay

Ekiti
Clay, charnockite, quartzite, lignite, limestone, granite, gemstone, bauxite, cassiterite, columbite, tantalite, feldspar, kaolin

STATE
MINERAL RESOURCES

Imo
Crude oil, shale, natural gas, kaolin, laterite sand, limestone, salt, marble,

Jigawa
Glass sand, granite, laterite clay, silica, kaolin, iron ore, quartz, potash, talc, limestone

Kaduna
Muscovite, granite, gold, manganese, clay, graphite, sand, zircon, kyanite, tin ore, ilmenite, gemstone, columbite

Kano
Clay, laterite, cassiterite, columbite, ilmenite, galena, phyrochlorite, kaolin, gemstone, silica, tin ore, monazite, wolframite, thorium, granite, hyalite, kaolin, beryl, amethyst, gold

Katsina
Gold, Manganese, lateritic clay, feldspar, black tourmaline, amethyst, quartz, kaolin, mica, gypsum, silimanite, clay, granite sand, uranium, asbestos, tourmaline, serpentine (chresolite asbestos), chromites, ilmenite, diamond, graphite, iron ore, potash, silica sand

Kebbi
Salt, iron ore, gold, feldspar, limestone, quartz, bauxitic clay, manganese, kaolin, mica

Kogi
Clay, iron ore, gemstone, marble, limestone, feldspar, dolomite, phosphate, mica, cassiterite, granite, ornamental stone, coal, kaolin

Kwara
Clay, kaolin, silica sand, quartz, dolomite, marble, feldspar, gold, tantalite, cassiterite, granite, limestone

Lagos
Silica sand, bitumen, sharp sand, gravel, petroleum, laterite

Nassarawa
Cassiterite, gemstone, amethyst, beryl, chrysolite, emerald, garnet, sapphire, topaz, barites, galena, monazite, zircon, glass sand, coal

Niger
Ball clay, kaolin, limestone, granite, glass sand, iron ore, red clay, feldspar, gold, graphite, cyanite, silica sand, quartz, asbestos, marble, talc, gemstone

Ogun
Kaolin, feldspar, silica sand, mica, granite, clay, phosphate, gypsum, limestone, quartz, tar sand

Ondo
Marble, gold, gemstone, clay, diorite, lignite

Osun
Clay, granite, talc, dolomite, ilmenite, feldspar, quartz, limestone, mica, clay

Oyo
Clay, feldspar, granite, ilmenite, iron ore, kaolin, quartz, talc, marble, dolomite, tourmaline, aquamarine, amethyst

Plateau
Monazite, columbite, feldspar, clay, cassiterite, gemstone, kaolin, dolomite, mica, zircon, marble, ilmenite, barites, quartz, talc, galena

Rivers
Petroleum, natural gas, silica sand, glass sand, clay

Sokoto
Silica sand, clay, salt, limestone, phosphate, gypsum, kaolin, laterite, potash, granite

Enugu
Lateritic clay, crude oil, kaolinitic clay, ball clay, iron-ore, glass sand, petroleum, gypsum, coal, silica sand, ceramic clay

FCT – Abuja
Kaolin, limestone, granite, marble, feldspar, mica, dolomite, clay, sand, talc

Gombe
Graphite, kaolin, limestone, silica sand, uranium, coal, halites, clay, gypsum, diatomite, granite

Taraba
Fluorspar, garnet, tourmaline, sapphire, zircon, tantalite, columbite, cassiterite, barite, galena, gypsum, limestone, laterite, calcite, bauxite, magnetite, pyrite, lead/zinc ore

Yobe
Salt, trona, diatomite, clay, gypsum, kaolin, silica sand, limestone, epsomite, iron ore, trona, shale, uranium, granite, bentonitic clay

Zamfara
Gold, Alluvial gold, granite, chromites, charnockite, clay, feldspar, spring water
Politics › Re: The Lost Yoruba Tribe - Yoruba Muslims Of Sierra Leone by Beaf: 5:16pm On Oct 23, 2009
mukina2:
Beaf and Simplychic

can you take it easy on the insults?

Please? you can make your point without insults.

I just read through the last pages again, please guys
I hear you my dear.
Politics › Re: The Lost Yoruba Tribe - Yoruba Muslims Of Sierra Leone by Beaf: 3:34pm On Oct 23, 2009
mukina2:
This is not true abeg.

see eh Fulatown people do not call themselves Yoruba but Oku, you are making it seem like., they want to call themselves that and they fear the Government.

Krio is the language, Creole is the tribe and majority of Creolea are Christians.

Foulah Town people are called Oku and not krio.

Even the words you say kaboh and Ekushe are only used by really old people, the only words that are normally used are 'komojadeh', Eleykew' and few others.

They are sierra Leoneans full Sierra Leoneans.
Tell them my sister.

@knowall

Thats from a Sierra Leonean.
What part of your forlorn argument is left? Both the moral and tribalistic angles have been neutered.
Politics › Re: The Lost Yoruba Tribe - Yoruba Muslims Of Sierra Leone by Beaf: 3:21pm On Oct 23, 2009
KnowAll:
I am sure u don’t wake your wife up every morning with the derogatory words u have use against the creoles on this forum neither do u remind her that her stock is less than that of other humans, hers being that of West African slaves.

I cannot see the similarity between u and that gentleman that was stabbed, all mouth.
Why do you continue talking stupidly, do you really have to? So acknowledging the part we played in slavery is derogatory to our victims? No wonder your user id is "knowall"; you know what they say about fools. . .

I have acknowledged that we must share the shame of the predicament placed on the blacks in the diaspora. I really want to refrain from calling people like you who see nothing wrong with selling their own into slavery, beasts.
Politics › Re: The Lost Yoruba Tribe - Yoruba Muslims Of Sierra Leone by Beaf: 2:37pm On Oct 23, 2009
KnowAll:
They say when u throw stone in the market place u don’t know where or who that stone will fall on.

What u have embarked on is what they call self defecation of your own people, because your fore fathers were also involved in slave trading.

Slavery is our communal heritage as West – Africans, your comments are not only immature but lacks any iota of sensitivity.

I can only assume u live in Nigeria, if it were a case that u live in the West, UK, America or the Caribbean and u continuously open your foul mouth carelessly on such a touchy and sensitive subject your corpse will not be found in one piece, it will be mutilated beyond recognition.

I caution u,  your boyish and immature tirades should be limit to this forum, at least u have the grace of  internet anonymity to see u through your unbecoming behaviour, for the last person who I personally knew who open his gob like u is six feet under ironically that person happen to be a Nigerian, He was stabbed with a six feet blade right in the middle of his chest for his careless utterances to a Jamaican national.

So be warned.
This is why I keep calling you FOOL.

My wife and inlaws are all from the diaspora. . . And I am still alive and kicking your stupid tribalist butt! Whenever I visit, we talk freely; most times on mundane issues, but a lot of the time about black issues, slavery etc.
Cowards die many times.

There is nothing the diaspora wants more than to be hugged and embraced by their own. Do you see the amount of bad blood from Akata's in the "Racism, Tribalism, Sectarianism" section? There is a mixture of loss, anger and nostalgia, a hole in place of their historical identity.
But they only have FOOL's like you to be proud of, isn't it?
Politics › Re: MEND To Turn The Heat On Corrupt Governors And Other Public Officials by Beaf(op): 2:23pm On Oct 23, 2009
@kobojunjie

You keep commenting on other peoples states.
Do you have a state? Whats the name of your state?
Politics › Re: The Lost Yoruba Tribe - Yoruba Muslims Of Sierra Leone by Beaf: 2:17pm On Oct 23, 2009
This slavery issue is something I feel quite strongly about. I opened a topic to discuss it in the tribalism section, but everyone feels it is to uncomfortable to talk about it https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-331554.0.html. Every topic is too uncomfortable until some clown romantises it with their bleeping ethnicity, no matter how fu.cked up the "romantic" story is.
They would rather insult Akata's for either rejecting us or lacking any interest.

Every adult needs to be grown up enough to deal with their baggage. And slavery is our collective baggage, deal with it.
Politics › Re: The Lost Yoruba Tribe - Yoruba Muslims Of Sierra Leone by Beaf: 2:02pm On Oct 23, 2009
salsera:
@beaf
so because they are descendants of slaves they should bury their head in shame or we should pity them

half of the world's population are descendants of slaves from different times in history!!!

stick to the topic and quit derailing the thread.

This topic was to educate not bring up pointless points
I never said any such thing.

[size=14pt]This is what I am saying; we should be ashamed, we should bury our heads in shame, we sold them, we have nothing to offer them as compensation - not even an apology.[/size]
Instead of claiming some stupid cultural "strength" or "Virgin Island" bullshit, we should be constructive on what we should do about our own in the diaspora. I have given Ghana as an example enough times on this thread, enquire and find out how many programmes they have, how much land they have set aside etc. Instead what we have on this thread is the glorification of brutishness.
Politics › Re: MEND To Turn The Heat On Corrupt Governors And Other Public Officials by Beaf(op): 1:45pm On Oct 23, 2009
Kobojunkie:
Hi Kafancha, are you currently in rivers state? Can you take pictures so we can keep a before/after diary of changes? Please let me know if you are up to it cause I too would like to know how my government spends it's share of the excess money.
Can you do the same laughable thing for your own state to? Thats if it aint "Columbus Ohio". grin
Politics › Re: The Lost Yoruba Tribe - Yoruba Muslims Of Sierra Leone by Beaf: 1:30pm On Oct 23, 2009
^Is the from Alhaji from ex-slave stock?
If he isn't, then you can be proud. If he is, then you need your tribalist brain checked.
Politics › Re: MEND To Turn The Heat On Corrupt Governors And Other Public Officials by Beaf(op): 1:09pm On Oct 23, 2009
^Nah, you don't.
I've already seen you make assumptions.
Politics › Re: The Lost Yoruba Tribe - Yoruba Muslims Of Sierra Leone by Beaf: 1:03pm On Oct 23, 2009
simplychic:
@Beaf
I think you need proper home training you don't just come out to a public forum like this and start insulting people,its totally uncalled for it show the kind of home you were brought up in. if the topic deosn't go well with you,i think you should simply move to another one that will favour you,i am not in support of insult. It is not a must that igbo compete with yoruba all the time, see if you are confident of your tribe you don't have to argue to impress anybody i think the cultural norms and value of your tribe should speak for the tribe.
These people were just discussing about how far slavery took their tribe and how much they spread around the world,nobody condemn the igbo or hausa tribe,afterall there are hausa people in the house why didn't they say silly things cos they understood the fact that these people meant no harm,i don't want to believe this is inferiority complex.
Another FOOL. I am not Igbo.
I don't even care where these people come from. One shameful fact remains; they were sold into slavery by their own. Period!
Politics › Re: The Lost Yoruba Tribe - Yoruba Muslims Of Sierra Leone by Beaf: 1:00pm On Oct 23, 2009
KnowAll:
You have nothing positive to contribute , I will be a fool to continue to indulge in your rather childish games lipsrsealed
[size=21pt]The creoles were sold by their own people into slavery. They were treacherously rejected by own their blood.[/size]

Instead of acknowledging that disgraceful fact, bleeping tribalists like yourself are only interested in the ethnicity they were before they became creole.
Some are even talking of the "strength" of culture. Is treachery a strength these days? Man, you guy's make me want to throw up!

They aren't part of any Nigerian ethnic group right now, they were rejected; leave them to be what they are. Don't make up rubbish and disgraceful stories.

Look at what Ghana is doing:

Nevertheless, thousands of African-Americans already live here at least part of the year, said Valerie Papaya Mann, president of the African American Association of Ghana.

To encourage still more to come, or at least visit, Ghana plans to offer a special lifetime visa for members of the diaspora and will relax citizenship requirements so that descendants of slaves can receive Ghanaian passports. The government is also starting an advertising campaign to persuade Ghanaians to treat African-Americans more like long-lost relatives than as rich tourists. That is harder than it sounds.
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/12/27/international/africa/27ghana.html

Do you think any of our blood in the diaspora consider Nigeria to be their ancestral home? No, they don't; all of them feel closer to Ghana. Nigeria can only offer them the unfortunate words and thoughts of FOOLs like yourself.
Politics › Re: Terrifying View Of The Split Up Of Nigeria - Apocalypse for North & South? by Beaf(op): 12:44pm On Oct 23, 2009
^We've been listening, appreciating, respecting and regressing for 49 years.

Boko Haram was this year, not so?
The Niger Delta crisis is ongoing as well.
49 years after "independence", the country has no source of income outside oil.
49 years after "independence", the vast majority fill shortchanged.

No way! Landscape don change. cool
Politics › Re: The Lost Yoruba Tribe - Yoruba Muslims Of Sierra Leone by Beaf: 12:37pm On Oct 23, 2009
KnowAll:
I dont trade foul language with empty headed thread de-railers like u, those that find this peice captivating have made their comment.  lipsrsealed
This is all the more reason, you are a FOOL.
How do you think both Saro's and Akata's view your pride in the fact that they were sold into slavery?
You don't even think it is immoral, what a damaged soul! The only thing that bothers you is their ethnicity, disgusting!

I really wash my hands of such a display of wickedness and mental retardation.
Politics › Re: The Lost Yoruba Tribe - Yoruba Muslims Of Sierra Leone by Beaf: 12:04pm On Oct 23, 2009
KnowAll:
There are 2 types of slaves in Freetown

1. The Nova Scotians these are people brought back from Nova Scotia and other places in the new world.

2. Those that the abolitionist hijacked their ship on the high seas and since they don’t know which coast in Africa they came from they were all       dumped at Freetown. The Yoruba Muslims fall into these category.

3. The Nova Scotians where the true Krios they formed the core creole community.

4. Don’t say people are ignorant without getting your facts right it makes u look stupid.
undecided
Isn't there a time to stop arguing (especially when you've stopped making sense)?

Abolitionist's hijacked ships? shocked shocked shocked You tink say dem be bin laden? grin Ode!
Do you think Nova Scotia is somewhere near Ibadan? Okpe mumu!
If the abolitionist's captured (not "hijacked"wink a slaving ship, does this somehow mean that by some miracle, those on board were not sold by their kith and kin for mirrors and gin?

After 1121 posts (no doubt of really stupid quality), you still don't know how to use the "insert quote" button? Talk about being dense.
Politics › Re: Certificate Forgery Scandal Latest:court Orders Police To Investigate Customs by Beaf: 11:50am On Oct 23, 2009
Politics › Re: The Lost Yoruba Tribe - Yoruba Muslims Of Sierra Leone by Beaf: 11:39am On Oct 23, 2009
^You are just bloody ignorant.

The Sierra Leone Creole (or Krios) are an ethnic group in Sierra Leone, they are descendants of West Indian slaves from the Caribbean, primarily ( from Jamaica) and freed African American slaves from the United States[1], which landed in Freetown between 1787 and 1855 (or possibly as late as 1860).[1] . Sierra Leone's capital Freetown was founded by the British as a settle for the Krios in 1787. They make up about 5.8% of the Sierra Leone's total population (about 377,003 people), and they live primarily in the capital Freetown and its surrounding Western Area.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sierra_Leone_Creole_people
Politics › Re: Terrifying View Of The Split Up Of Nigeria - Apocalypse for North & South? by Beaf(op): 11:35am On Oct 23, 2009
@Duduknight

Diplomacy has little value in today's Nigeria. Landscape don change. cool
Politics › Re: The Lost Yoruba Tribe - Yoruba Muslims Of Sierra Leone by Beaf: 11:30am On Oct 23, 2009
@KnowAll

Ok, they are bleeping Yoruba or whatever. Does that take from the issue that there is nothing here to be proud of? For goodness sake, these people where sold into slavery!
Politics › Re: The Lost Yoruba Tribe - Yoruba Muslims Of Sierra Leone by Beaf: 10:52am On Oct 23, 2009
These people are not even Yoruba. They are the descendants of slaves and their language is a mixture of various West African languages.

[size=21pt]What is wrong with Nigerians? This is a sickening disgrace![/size]

Little Ghana has long since done a lot to welcome back those that they sold into slavery. Here, fools are talking about the "strength" of their culture. What strength? Selling your blood?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sierra_Leone_Creole_people
Politics › Re: Public Notice: Attempt To Frame Me By Unknow People. by Beaf: 10:40am On Oct 23, 2009
You think you're the  mystery man of maps dodging in and out of satellites in space while the FBI, CIA, M15 and maybe MOSSAD are after you.
www.nairaland.com/attachments/180447_ROTFLMAO_gif3d0c775232c7f27cf80592785b9635b6www.nairaland.com/attachments/180447_ROTFLMAO_gif3d0c775232c7f27cf80592785b9635b6www.nairaland.com/attachments/180447_ROTFLMAO_gif3d0c775232c7f27cf80592785b9635b6

[size=15pt]Becomerich get medical help, fast! You've got mental health issues, big time![/size]
Politics › Re: Terrifying View Of The Split Up Of Nigeria - Apocalypse for North & South? by Beaf(op): 1:21am On Oct 23, 2009
@vangogh

The Iraq invasion of Iran occurred less than a year after the embassy employees were taken hostage. At least one observer (Stephen Kinzer) believes the dramatic change of US-Iranian relations from ally to enemy played a part in emboldening Saddam Hussein to invade, and US anger with Iran led the US to aid Iraq after the war turned against Iraq. The US supplied Iraq with, among other things, "helicopters and satellite intelligence that was used in selecting bombing targets".[109] In turn, this aid and the shooting down of Iran Air Flight 655 in the Persian Gulf by the USS Vincennes "deepened and widened anti-American feeling in Iran."[110]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran_hostage_crisis#Iran.E2.80.93Iraq_War

Charlie, you didn't even scan the article, you're just angling for showdown sha.
It is in nobodys interest to take energy resources of the map. There are usually more powerful forces at play when oil producing countries go to war.
Politics › Re: Terrifying View Of The Split Up Of Nigeria - Apocalypse for North & South? by Beaf(op): 12:50am On Oct 23, 2009
vangogh:
How wrong?
Oil was discovered in Angola in 1955, war commenced in 1975 and lasted 25yrs.
"Oil was first discovered in Angola in 1955, but production did not really start to climb until the discovery of oil offshore Cabinda in the 1960s."
Source:http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php?title=Angola's_oil_industry

Please enlighten me what the US citizens hostage crisis had to do with Iran-Iraq war.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran%E2%80%93Iraq_War

Mr Internet can confirm this info. Use the Internet, he is your friend.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran_hostage_crisis

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