₦airaland Forum

ezeagu:
Could you please provide your source.

cap28:
please explain

texazzpete:
I'm still stunned that you fellows haven't heard of the Trans-Saharan and Indian Ocean slave trade.
In fact, more africans were enslaved and taken away to the middle east/Arab world than those taken off to western countries.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/African_slave_trade


And as someone mentioned here before, of the slaves sold off to the Westerners, the vast majority were handed over to the slavers by their fellow Africans for money or favours.

cap28:
Gosh that is the most ignorant statement i have ever heard in my life- how on earth can you make that statement - who invented philosophy, medicine, who invented the most complicated system of construction known to man which resulted in the construction of the pyramids, who invented mathematics, irrigation systems, whose art and literature was copied and appropriated by invading nations, whose antiquities were stolen and still remain in european museums to date - for christ's sake if you don't know your history stop misleading people with lies that have been fed to you by racist whites who want to keep you in a position of subservience.

redsun:
I saw on BBC world report this morning how sieraleoneans are officially begging the british to come back and recolonize them.And yesterday i was speaking to a congolese who told his country is marking her 50th independence annivassary this year and has invited the queen of belgium as the guest of honor with enoumous diamond gift as homage and i got me wondering,with all that belgium under leopold did to them,they still see belgium as the master.

Today africans are fu-cked to the bone,with little or no sense of humanity.

Ikengawo:
have we developed?

Emfash:
A die hard fan is here,did u watch UFC117-Jones vs Matyushenko?One of the shortest main event, Jones took less than 2Mins to dispatch his oppponent. How r u warmin up for the big one UFC 118 ( Sonnen vs Silva) nxt Sunday?

Liverpool have confirmed they have re-signed Fabio Aurelio after the defender put pen to paper on a two-year deal with the club.


The Brazilian appeared to have brought his Reds career to an end after leaving Anfield following the expiry of his contract in May.

However, Aurelio was offered the chance to earn a new deal with the club by boss Roy Hodgson and, after impressing both the technical staff and medical team at Melwood, has agreed a contract until 2012.

Hodgson told Liverpoolfc.tv: "I asked the club to find out whether Fabio had found a new club.

"When we ascertained that he hadn't, we invited him back to Melwood so both myself and my staff, and the medical team could properly assess the player.

"We were both very impressed and I am delighted we were able to re-sign Fabio."

Aurelio was included in the Liverpool travelling party that set off for Sunday's friendly with Borussia Moenchengladbach earlier today.