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Please can you delete this post? https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-293792.0.html . . .Due to newbie error ![]() |
Personally, I'm not bothered with what name my wife answers (as long as its mine or hers!!). In fact she started out with her own name, then graduated to a compound name, now its just my surname. Society has its ways of pressuring certain things. ![]() |
sexyLeamon:That doesnt stop it from being European. There are some Africans who don't watch tv and yet are called "Paul". |
[quote author=,amebo no1 link=topic=293098.msg4151341#msg4151341 date=1247015247]i did, aint u ashamed of your name,ehn?nkemdilichukwu okorogbegamuna[/quote]And what is there to be ashamed off? ![]() I really can't understand your post. Can you explain? |
Moslems are unlikely to be found hustling in Christian countries. It depends where. |
Yes, the toothpaste attempt failed but the fact that an attempt was made at all by the CIA proves the point of this article. Lumumba was later overthrown by the CIA backed coup that brought in "Field Marshal" Mobutu Sese Seko. The Belgians carried out his execution in Congo, during Mobutu's regime. There's always been fiddling to our detriment, thats not saying we don't cause some of the problems. |
@rookie. Sorry about that. @bawomolo I believe you're wrong. Do this google search; http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=CIA+lumumba&meta= See what you come up with? This is from the New York Times; "Perhaps no single episode cited in the Church committee's report provides a more graphic illustration than the lurid and botched C.I.A. intrigue to kill Patrice Lumumba" http://www.nytimes.com/1987/09/02/opinion/l-cia-war-against-lumumba-illustrated-errors-of-covert-policy-855987.html The wikepedia article on Lumumba has several references (including the CIA attempt to kill Lumumba by injecting poison into his toothpaste); http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrice_Lumumba |
Yes its the 9ja word for unilateral ceasefire when you see that "water pass garri" and "khaki no be leda". The amnesty will cost the govt 50 billion ![]() |
girl22:This is a terrible topic - please stop providing further proof that African Americans can be hard working, thats obvious This is just a misunderstanding of the most horrible kind. It would seem that the derogatory use of the word rose among slaves in the US (one of the Urban Dictionary definitions suggests this). Regardless, we need to stop using Akata, God! After reading a bit about this I feel drained. I'm quite sure only fools would use derogatory words to describe their kith and kin; whilst I'm sure is not derogatory, we must be sensitive and stop this thing. |
texazzpete:I'm sure the article poster's opinion sets the tone of debate? Am I missing something or are you suggesting that we we just manufacture something external to the topic to reply to? ![]() What is your definition of reputable? There is every reason to relate the CIA’s actions in other countries to our beloved Nigeria; you learn either by your experiences or the experiences of others. . . I repeat; So Lumumba, Nkruma, Martin Luther King ain't enough? Beaf:Yeah, take that as a [b]start[/b]ing point for the research that will begin to educate you. |
Please post to this thread https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-293098.0.html (Nigerian Children Ashamed of Their Names?) and abandon this one. I didn't realise that there was a slightly older thread on more or less the same issue. |
The parents are to blame. A persons name is the first line of their identity. If a child reacts negatively to their name, it's just a projection of how they've been made to feel inside; more than anything, it is a reflection of their parents insecurities. You would generally find that kids who do this come from a background were they constantly hear things like "the shame that Africa has become". If we can be positive, our kids will have the inner strength to stand up for their identities. We can address our issues without condemning everything African. |
OMO IBO:No, the man can positively identify the devil even at midnight. And how is he meant to deal with whites being 7% of the population, but holding 90% of arable land. Are Zimbabweans slaves? The truth is that Zimbabwe is being used as an example to other African countries if they "fall out of line". All Zimbabwe's asserts have been seized and they are currently bearing the brunt of the most inhuman sanctions. These are sanctions so wicked and deep that Zimbabwe can't trade even though it wants to (you need access to Dollars to trade). Mugabe saw evil and called it 'an idiot'. |
That was a gem Tpiah! This is his earliest "British" ancestor; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugh_Cholmondeley_(soldier). He was indeed a Norman! So they kept their original French name through about 500 years in England and are doing the same now in Kenya. |
texazzpete:I could ask you the same sort of stupid question you asked earlier, if these were Nigerian. But I'll leave that game to you; I'm sure you can run rings around yourself. |
texazzpete:Being selective? How did you miss this? THE U.S. CONGRESS INVESTIGATES THE MURDER OF FOREIGN LEADERS BY THE C.I.A. AND CALLS FOR A PRESIDENTIAL DECREE TO END THE PRACTICE.And you acuse me of not reading the article? That the very first line. Doh!! ![]() So I can say this legitimately: So Lumumba, Nkruma, Martin Luther King ain't enough?Now continue dancing on your own toes and tripping yourself. . . |
texazzpete:So Lumumba, Nkruma, Martin Luther King ain't enough? Curiousity and a little reading around would help to lever you out of ignorance. Take this as a start; Abacha phoned Collin Powell before his coup. http://allafrica.com/stories/200906031093.html Ask the question why Abacha who was not even head of state had Collin Powells number and why he could call at 2 a.m. You only call your closest buddies at 2 a.m. |
All these spirits sef!!! If only one spirit is the problem, una no fit just catch am? ![]() Spirit indeed. When dem ask "a" some go de answer "b". |
If you are African and have an English name will you change it to something from your culture? If you can't change your own name, will you nevertheless give your child an English name? This guy's family has been in Kenya for donkey years. His name is Thomas Cholmondeley. . . Not a Kenyan name. I bet his kids don't have Kenyan names as well. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_P._G._Cholmondeley
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kosovo:Yeah? Each time some of us try to do things, we can't even get off the groud because every 9ja is either so cynical or doesn't have the self esteem to believe that 9ja or other blacks can attain heights. Long and short is, we bring the good ones down before they even take off. And God knows you need serious traction to take off in 9ja with new ideas. Let's all look in the mirror for things to improve. |
No long story. I won't. |
I currently live in the UK. So to those back home, I am Akata as well. Why would we want to offend you? As for Akata meaning feral cat, there is a term for those back home as well; it is Ologbo (means cat too). The "Akata" issue that seems to stem from immigrant Africans not liking the unserious attitude of the rougher AA's. This thing seems so serious that there are counter definitions on the web. . . Jesu! http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=akata http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akata I'm beginning to think we should consider dumping use of the word in the US. |
RajalAadi:Akata has always meant overseas. This is bordering on the ridiculous. Are you trying to force a new meaning for the word? There really is nothing offensive about the word, Why would we use derogatory words on our blood? We could call black American's 'cousins', but that is an English word. . . We aren't English, we only use the language out of neccesity. |
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naijaking1:Politics might be dirty but the forum shouldn't be. Forum rules are here, https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-1026.0.html |
@Edoji. Why are you asking this particular question? Do you want to "gain" from the experience of rapists? Are you guilty and looking for a way to deal with it? |
This is also from MandingoII (quoting from a website that claim to revise history, is racist and denies the holocaust); https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-292305.0.html#msg4139988 |
RichyBlacK:Take a look at MandingoII's profile, look through his posts. That is a guy that's allowed to single handedly pull this site through mud. Because nothing is done about such obnoxious and offensive types, we are forced to take "counter-action" and then everything sinks to a new low. I really think we need to raise standards. I'd rather have something done than have to take "counter-action". Take a look at this https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-288174.0.html#msg4094682 . If this sort of thing isn't spreading hatred and racism, I'll drop my case. |
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