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gabolak:
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/344691-miyetti-allah-leader-shot-dead.html

Cursed be men!!! Useless violent gender!! Hail a feminist progressive new world order!!!

Whatever the grievance against this. Miyetti leader, there are better feminist ways to resolve whatever conflict there was. Men are subhuman!

afroniger:
If na Naija some will be quick to blame Buhari. Let's see if they will apply the same standard to Trump.

Will Donald Trump be consistent enough to attack the American government and indict it for the recurring tragedy of gun violence the way he attacked Baltimore some days back?

Shithole America.

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SLAP44:
Buharri is responsible for all their atrocities in the estates and all other places, because he refuses to obey court orders to release people from detention and even refuse to name ministers for many months, how can you expect me to be law abiding when the president is lawless?

With all due respect it's not an excuse. President is only one of many leadership positions. Let's tell ourselves the truth without insult etc
Let's have an honest discussion. The position of the president is only one position. More important than president is state governor. The state governors aren't disobeying court orders. Let's stop generating excuses and own up to failures and irresponsibility. Things like reckless driving on highways is another serious area; these things don't need to be taught. Is it stare governors that will drive cars for Nigerians?? FRSC is doing all they can but Nigerians are largely ungovernable except with iron fists. It's degrading to think all Nigerians respond eel to is iron fists....

ChiefkeefGB4:
Why won't we leave, when clowns like you defend the leaders that turned the country to the poverty capital of the world and a fantastically corrupt lawless shithole.

I was in a housing estate somewhere in Nigeria recently. Even within the estate someone was driving one way! Pls tell me wat u want buhari to do about this. There are things that should not be taught to human beings - things like driving against traffic or not littering the environment are common sense. A high iq person will see that going to a round about and turning is almost equidistant to the one way distance sans attendant risks. So it's safe to say the vast majority of Nigerians hv low iq bordering on being sub human! Buhari or state governors cannot control ur behavior when they are not around. Or niggaz now need law enforcement even in housing. Estates??

TSRC:
I would join you guys soon.
I need to crack this IELTS once and for all.

Black men always want the easy way out.... which is to leave. It's easier to leave than to fix the mess. Buhari isn't to blame - Nigerians are blame due to their indiscipline and animalistic lifestyles.

Rainbow219:
This is the very first time I understand this SOWORE is pure criminal. Am thinking of giving him my vote in 2023 general election, but now I definitely change my mind. Advisably ELECTROCUTE the criminal now not tomorrow inorder to serve as warning to others

The black race is cursed!! So in ur eyes buhari is good and Sowore is bad. The black race is cursed. I repeat the black race is cursed!

koboko69:
About to befall ur imaginary Biafra. When they create go fund me funds for the "REVOLUTION" make sure u donate ur small change

Fukin selfish niggaz so it's the fact that he may keep a small proceeds of donations for himself that it paining u? He deserves the compensation. His actions has causes national dialogue and is a catalyst for change....

The only mistake Sowore made is naming it "Days of Rage"; seems from the name that he is calling for violence......

Lubumbashi:
This is a fight between politicians. They want to co-opt gullible people to fight their battles. If you die in the so-called protests, your relatives will call you an idiot and those who advised you to enter the frontline will forget about you in a week. Let the politicians send their children to protest.

Wise words....

TheAutoReporter:
Sequel to the story we did earlier in the ANPR camera in Lagos, the VIS head of planning and research has this to say on the VIS cameras in Lagos.

Contrary to the stories making the rounds that a camera device located at Alausa Secretariat capturing vehicles with expired fake documents and sending bills to people SMS, an official of Vehicle Institution Service VIS, Lagos State, Engr Olayemi disclosed that there are 282 of such mechanical device installed in many major roads within the metropolis and not in Alausa, Secretariat, Ikeja, alone.

He said the device is called Automatic Number Plate Recognition Device (ANPR) or Number Plate Detector for short.

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According to the Head of Planning and Research of VIS, the device only captures the vehicle's number plate and send it to Motor Vehicle License data bank, Insurance Company data bank and Road Worthiness data bank, from where it detects if these documents are genuine or have expired.

When these documents have expired or are fake the device generates a bill and send it to the vehicle's owner phone through SMS.

He said for every infringement committed a bill of N20,000 is generated. A person who defaults in all the three documents will get a bill of N60,000.00.

He went further to say that the device which he is personally monitoring from his own office has captured 276, 284 vehicles number plate out of which 7,135 owners have been billed fines ranging from N20,000 to N60,000, since December 2018, when they commenced full fledge operation.

He confirmed that many prominent Lagosians including commissioners, lawmakers and senior state government officials have been booked and have quietly paid their bills.

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A vehicle owner who refused to pay the fine within seven days stipulated in the SMS sent to his phone will have his vehicle blacklisted. Meaning the vehicle will be declared wanted. Wherever such a vehicle is caught by the device again, officials of VIS in such area will be instructed to impound the vehicle.

He agreed that VIO is back on the road not to check particulars but to arrest rickety vehicles or those with overload which the new device cannot capture.

See samples of the bill they sent to drivers

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Example of an ANPR Camera at Alausa

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Source:
https://www.autoreportng.com/2019/08/there-are-282-cameras-monitoring.html

Lagos State. The pride of the entire black race!! Thanks for removing shame from the face of the black man. Soon we can say Lagos is the most developed black majority country!!

It is men that do these things!! How many female phone snatches stab their victims to death?! Men are scum!! The phone snatcher will sell the phone and use the money to date girls. Men as a gender are the problem with Nigeria. From Abbo slapping women to crime that puts family into grief to violence/brutality - all these things hv in common is MENN!

But we see a new world on the horizon. A world ruled by women, a world where women are in charge - less bad news like this (won't be totally eliminated), less wanton murder, no shootings. This already obtains in Swedenn.

Embrace feminism guys for a safer world!!!!

EricSmallz:
RIP to the dead. If the phone snatcher gets beaten to death in a failed attempt now, people will start shouting "No to jungle justice". This may not even be his first time of killing a human being just to collect a phone that he will sell and use the cash to buy weed.
Now this is somebody's family member who have passed through several stages in life (of course) we know how hard this country is, only to get killed buy a phone thief. This matter dey pain me o.

Jungle Justice Is OK Sometimes.
God forbid, the day your sibling dies in the hands of these useless fools, You will appreciate the an Eye for Eye Law of Moses

It is men that do these things!! How many female phone snatches stab their victims to death?! Men are scum!! The phone snatcher will sell the phone and use the money to date girls. Men as a gender are the problem with Nigeria. From Abbo slapping women to crime that puts family into grief to violence/brutality - all these things hv in common is MEN!

But we see a new world on the horizon. A world ruled by women, a world where women are in charge - less bad news like this (won't be totally eliminated), less wanton murder, no shootings. This already obtains in Sweden.

Embrace feminism guys for a safer world!!!

NSNA:
What Revolution?

A revolution cannot take place in Nigeria because it is not a nation, but a country of many nations. Revolution often takes place in a nation where the people are united by common descent, history, culture, or language.

Nigeria has many nations, including the Yoruba, Hausa and Fulani, Ibo, Ijaw, Nupe, Tiv, Kanuri, Efik/Ibibio and others. Nigeria, is thus, a multicultural country. The best that can happen is ethnically motivated violence which will finally lead to the dissolution of the country.

Revolution is closely affiliated with a nation and has never happened to a country.

Consider, for instance the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, was a country of four nations, including England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland. Not once did they ever experience a revolution, but several ethnically motivated rebellion that cumulated in the civil war between Ireland and England in 1922 which led to the Republic of Ireland breaking away from the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.

After Ireland left the United Kingdom, it was yet another ethnically motivated rebellion in Scotland that led to the introduction of the devolved administrations in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland with each having total control of its military, police, court, mineral and natural resources as well as revenue from taxation. They still have separate football teams and different currency designs. They had no revolution because the United Kingdom isn't a nation, but a country of many nations.

Once more, it was because the United Kingdom is a country of many nations that led the Northern Ireland to take up arms, another rebellion, against the England, until the intervention of the United States that eventually led to the Good Friday Agreement, which enables Northern Ireland to govern itself as a self governing region, independent of the Federal Government of the United Kingdom.

The United Kingdom has, consequently, never experienced a revolution because it is not a nation, but a country of many nations. The nations therein were always antagonizing one another until they all adopted regionalism.

However, the opposite is the case with the United States of America. A revolution was possible in the United States because seven people, including the English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and Belgian, left their respective nations in Europe and mass migrated to the United States in order to escape religious and political persecutions in their respective countries.

When these seven immigrants got to the United States, they exterminated the native Americans and adopted among other things Christianity as their preferred religion, English as their language and democracy based on Federalism as their guiding principle of governance. They therefore became a nation of immigrants united by common descent (came from Europe), common history (escaped from religious and political persecutions), the common language (adopted the English language), inhabiting a particular territory - the United States of America. In this example, a revolution was possible in the United States and still remains one after the American revolution of 1776.

Also, the revolution in France became possible because France is not a country, but a nation of French-speaking people united by common descent, history, culture and language. Being a nation, the French revolution of 1789 happened, yet the nation did not split up.

American Revolution (1775-1783); French Revolution (1789-1999); Haitian Revolution by the Yoruba descent (1791-1804); Serbian Revolution (1804-1835); all happened because the people were united by common descent, history, culture and language.

Revolution cannot, therefore, happen in Nigeria because the people do not share common descent, history, culture and language. The Yoruba, the Ibo, the Hausa, the Kanuri, the Ijaw, the Fulani and others have no common descent, history, culture and language. Nigeria is a country of many nations. The worst thing that will happen is another civil war, which will finally break up the country or restructure it back to the regional system.

Whilst no revolution will happen in Nigeria, a revolution is, nevertheless, possible in Yorubaland, Iboland and in the Hausa and Fulani land. These are nations within Nigeria.

The Kiriji war in Yorubaland, which took place in 1878 and lasted for about 16 years, was a revolution in Yorubaland against Ibadan. The revolution was possible because Yorubaland is a nation with a large body of people united by common descent, history, culture and language. After the revolution, Yorubaland still remains one indivisible nation.

It is, therefore, unreasonable for the Yoruba Liberals to be screaming for a revolution in Nigeria. They are acting with the Ibo and Sowore, an Ijaw citizen, to distract the Young Yoruba who desires a return to the regional government or the break up of Nigeria.

COPYRIGHT: Adeyinka Grandson.

https://m.facebook.com/permalink.php?id=890285234664845&story_fbid=893746524318716

Nigerians always coming up with reasons why things will not work instead of reasons why they will. Truth is even just calls for revolution enhances the system and creates some level of fear in the current government that makes them work harder. Think positive for once ppl.

Nigerians always coming up with reasons why things will not work instead of reasons why they will.

Men are scum!!

Men are toxic!! Hail feminism and the take over of females in world affairs!

References:
Students of the Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife, Osun State, are moving out in droves from their hostels.

Reasons: ‘deplorable’ state of the hostels and what they called “creeping state of insecurity”.

In the past, the institution had a reputation as one of the most peaceful universities nationwide.

It has a history of zero tolerance for cultism and related activities.

There have been cases of kidnapping and ritual killings, though outside the university. Last month, the university received a note from a group of cultists who promised to unleash mayhem on the 57-year-old institution.

The last time such dastardly act occurred was 20 years ago, when the then general-secretary of the Students’ Union George Akinyemi Iwilade, fondly called Afrika, was killed alongside four others at the Obafemi Awolowo Hall of the institution.

The letter caused panic on campus. Some students scanned and shared it on their mobile phones.

The university also swung into action and arrested some suspects.

In a statement, the university said the cultists’ planned attack was foiled by its security unit which apprehended and handed over the suspects to the police.

“Obafemi Awolowo University has zero tolerance for cultism. No cultist can thrive on this campus. As far as we are concerned, when students are admitted on the first day in this university, they swear an oath of allegiance not to get involved in cultism, otherwise they are rusticated. Those who came here have been arrested and the police are handling the case,” Dean of Students Affairs Prof Ishiaq Aransiola told CAMPUSLIFE.

Yet, this reassurance did not stem the fear of many. Some students fled thier various hostels to live in town.

Two years ago, the management proscribed the Students’ Union over what it described as excesses and lack of leadership traits by the students’ body. The management has since insisted that it will not lift the ban until it sees a “refined students” body that is desirous of constructive dialogue. At present, only presidents of the various faculties manage students’ affairs.

At the 20th remembrance of Afrika’s death last month, students and other activists called on the school to restore the SU, saying: ‘one cannot throw the baby out with the bath water’.

Speaking with CAMPUSLIFE, the president of Faculty of Arts Students’ Association, Ayobami Adewale, lamented that the absence of the SU has adversely affected the security situation on campus. Aside the threat letter, the poor state of the hostel is also one factor why students are vacating in hundreds.

“There have been several reported cases of armed robbery outside the university campus and the students who live in town are filled with terror and fright,” Adewale said.

He continued: “Students living outside the university campus are thereby exposed to a lot of security risks, which is as a result of the inadequate provision of living spaces. However, many of the spaces are not conducive enough to absorb the ever growing population of students.”

Recently, the management revamped all the halls of residence, and therefater directed a reduction to a manageable number the population of occupants in the rooms. However, the students are describing the rehabilitation as merely ‘cosmetic’ as the toilets were left unfixed.

The institution’s Public Relations Officer, Mr Abiodun Olanrewaju, said the management responded to students’ earlier call for the upgrade of the hostels. Unfortunately, Olanrewaju said the same students now fumed when the management directed a reduction in students’ population even when it was glaring the measure was the best to take at such crucial time.

Olanrewaju said the students should be grateful for management’s efforts, adding that there are some universities that do not even provide accommodation for their students; yet the students still survive.

“The university is a place to struggle and survive; OAU students should therefore develop some survival skills to enable them achieve academic success while struggling through school,” Olanrewaju told CAMPUSLIFE.

According to him, it might require management to increase the cost of hostel accommodation to be able to make the facilities more habitable and befitting.

He said: “Till date, fresh students pay N3,090. The N90 is the only part that goes into the university confers while the rest is for maintenance of the halls. Tell me what you can buy with N90.It is the same amount I paid as a student here, but times have really changed as we all can see.

“The N3,090 being charged presently is barely enough to provide facilities and services that would meet up with global standards. Besides, it doesn’t conform with the current economic realities.”

Nontheless, Olanrewaju appealled to the alumni body to come to the rescue.

Corroborating Olanrewaju, Aransiola said management is taking the rehabilitiation of the hostel one step after the other.

“On the issue of toilets, you can’t do everything all at once. Toilet facilities are not adequate, and that is what we want to focus on now. As we speak, some toilets are being built and we want this to go round. There will be additional ones aside the ones we plan to renovate,” he explained.

Kenneth Idanwekhai, a final year History and International Relations, student, described the security situation on campus as ‘average,’ saying it could still be improved upon.

“The security (situation) is fair,” Idanwekhai began.

“However, we all want total security.

“I think the management is really trying. When there were speculations about cultists, the school really stepped into the situation and took some drastic steps to ensure the safety of students. Also, there have been reported cases of students being threatened with arms but the security system on campus has really looked into it.”

Like others students, Idanwekhai bemoanwed the poor state of accommodation on campus:

“I think the accommodation policy is extremely poor and frustrating. We are not being treated fairly. Again, the management has tried its part by repainting all the halls many of which are still dilapidated. Also the porters on campus are like demi -gods. They feel they have all the powers to do as they please. For instance, the room I stay is terribly leaking and they haven’t done anything to fix it. It is bad enough that my books and food stuff are badly affected. I’ve gone to complain and even written a letter to the hall management but there is still no improvement.”

Idanwekhai also pointed out the presence of pests that are vectors of diseases.

“Bed bugs, rats and other annoying pests frustrate students in the hostel; in summary, there are a lot of wrongs in the university’s accommodation system that need to be fixed,” he said.

Aliemeke Kelechi Praise, a 400-Level student of the English, pitched his tent behind a raise in the cost of hostel accommodation.

He said: “I stay in a private hostel popularly called maintenance and I pay a lot per annum. If I were given an option of staying in one of the halls with its proximity to academics, adequate security and improved facilities, I would gladly opt for such an alternative.”

Omolola Pedro, a 400-Level student of English, critised some of the directives by management in streamlining the hostels.

She said: “At the beginning of last session, the vice chancellor decongested the halls of residence on campus. As remarkable as the action was, the fact that there were no alternative measures in place is condemnable. This action has put students in severe danger as they all had to move to town where security isn’t so guaranteed. Even the campus that is supposed to be the safest isn’t anymore.”

According to her, all these could be curtailed if management reinstates the Students’ Union.

She added: “The major plea of students is that the university management provides more hostels first, after which they can now revoke the accommodation policy that has put the student in grave danger.”

As a student who is a resident in town, she said most landlords do not live in the same houses with students and are therefore apathetic to their plights.

Osungbade Akeem Wisdom, a 300-Level Zoology undergraduate and former Chairman of the Angola hall of residence, also lent his voice on the issue.

“The security of the university is nothing to write about especially in recent times. Although the university management brought in the DSS (Directorate of State Security) to tighten the campus security, still there are issues of suspected cultists invading campus amidst other security threats which are quite alien to the OAU we know,” he said.

He added: “This can’t be disconnected from the attack on students’ unionism. In a situation where students are not allowed to unite, all forms of vices begin to thrive.”

Going down memory lane, a former president of Junior Chamber International, OAU chapter, Temitope Ojo, recounted his experience as a student.

He said: “I was as free as a bird during our time. I could walk as late as 3am and as far the university’s Conference Centre. Many of us then did not know if it was the university’s security that was tight or the uncompromising culture of the students. I feel we weren’t just troublemakers and the Students’ Union was always very vocal when it comes to any sign of violence amongst students.

“Even if you were a former troublemaker, as long you enter the campus, you drop it at the gate. Only stealing within campus hostels happened and this is bound to happen when you have individuals across various backgrounds living together.”

A post graduate, Funmi Oyetola who had her undergraduate studies in the university, similarly recalled how she struggled all through her undergraduate years in order to get settled.

She said: “If the university can increase the rent charged with a commiserate improvement in the facilities and services provided, It would even boost academic performance as students will be better settled on campus and will therefore be able to devote their time and attention fully to studies.”

Nonethelessa, Aransiola, who is from the Department of Local Government Studies, opened up on some of the plans of the university to solve certain lingering issues that directly affect the students, especially, security, accommodation and transportation which still remain a major headache.

“When you solve a problem, another one arises. What we did was to deploy the university buses to ease the problem from campus to the gate.We have one big Marcopolo bus and two coastal buses plying campus gate.

“What the university is planning to do now is to get three additional buses,in fact the buses will arrive soon.We want to add them to the fleet of buses to ease the problem of transportation. We’ve informed some transport venture that would support what we have on ground.

On security, Prof Aransiola said “We are having meetings regularly and we walk hand-in hand with various security agencies. Security matter is not for one person, its for all of us.”

On accommodation, he said management is considering having more hostels through build, operate and trasnfer (BOT) basis.

“ What we do now is to contact vendors who would construct hostels on a Build-Operate-Transfer BOT agreement. The female students popularly known as ‘maintenance’ will be the phase one. The phase two will be around Parakin, while phase three is around Ede road. Both areas are in Ile ife and near the university campus. Now we are on phase three where contractors have started work. Some hostels will be of 10,000 and 5,000 capacity respectively. As we speak, there is a hostel behind the Alumni hall of residence for our foreign but its not on a BOT agreement. We also regulate the prices charged by the hostel owners otherwise they would have jacked up the rents outrageously.

https://thenationonlineng.net/oau-students-flee-hostels-over-cultists-threat/

Why aren't cults threatening university of cambridge or university of London or University of Texas??

These universities aren't blaming their government's.

Send young black bois to school and they start forming cults lol!

Zikora1000:
Cool colours. As brother chino would say 'Anambra state, light of the entire black nation!

Not true. Anambra State: home of assassinations, toxic masculinity and wanton sickening brutality.

Tamasaba:
are u not a blackman? People like martin Luther king, Malcolm X, Mandela did their best to make positive differences. What have you done other than what that young man I quoted did? Just blame games

I'm not a black man God forbid. I got redeemed from that cursed ancestry thru Jesus Christ.

Tamasaba:
To the guy below, why are u screaming there was a country? So stealing cars is now a Nigerian thing abi? U guys help in denting d image of this country with some of ur unguarded comments.

Show me one successful black majority country. First check your failed nigger status before making any moments. Shameless black niggaz.

CanadaOrBust:
Nigeria!! See how we have to give address. In organized climes it is “566 6th ave, NY, NY 10089”. Who did this to us??

Black Africans are a disgrace to humanity!!

seguno2:
Can we please have a thread on the evolution of the Nigerian car

Don't mind them. All Nigerians know is consumption of the hardwork of others. Good for nothing people.

EzeIgboNwaChukwu:
this will help guard against the criminal activities of our IPOB brothers from the other side of the river Niger who won't face and develop their region but will flock in here and populate Lagos and keep shouting that Lagos is no man's land.

they are too selfish to work together to develop their region....

chijioke17:
Oga this thread had nothing to do with tribalism, if you don't have a contribution to make as regards the topic, you could have just read and passed. Bringing up tribal sentiments or insults doesn't dignify your person or add value to you in anyway.

And please if you want to qoute me, bear in mind that I didn't utter any word of insult to you

Dignify your person = ego/ power plays = language of illiterates

It's the black man who is full of EGO/ PRIDE that is obsessed with "dignified response", "dignified silence", "dignify your person".

The black race still has a very long way to go!!

TheAutoReporter:
Many people do not know the history of aircraft in Nigeria, while many thought that civilizations starts and end in Lagos, some starts in Nigeria have their fair share of the feat through. According to Jafaar Jafaar, he was able to analyse about the first flight that happened in Bauch in 1928.

Three years after the first aircraft landed in Kano, Bauchi people also had their own share of the spectacle in 1928.

In preparation for the arrival of the aircraft, an expanse of land was cleared by prisoners to serve as the aerodrome about half a mile from Bauchi.

After their long flight from Egypt, the planes made an impressive landing on the hastily improvised aerodrome before a large crowd of native chiefs, spectators and entertainers.

The first picture shows the arrival of the second plane, which made the best landing.

The second picture shows the Emir of Bauchi Yakubu Usmanu leading other traditional rulers in the province to see one of the aeroplanes immediately after landing.

The third picture shows the young Emir of Misau Ahmadu dan Tafida seated in the cockpit of one of the 'planes.

The fourth picture shows the chief mechanic of the aircraft, while the fifth and sixth pictures show drummers and entertainers at the grand event.

*The Sphere of August 25, 1928, dedicated a full page to feature the event.

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Source:
https://www.autoreportng.com/2019/07/the-story-of-first-aeroplanes-that.html

Enough of ancient pyramids and ancient planes brought by the British to Nigeria. What are the contributions of black Africans to aeroplanes beyond being passengers or the occasional Nigerian pilots?

LadySarah:
When we have engineers in this xountry.A metal is been fab and transported to the giant of Africa.

I weep for the Zoo

The Nigerian engineers are more interested in "making money" and being "big boys" than excellence!

Hotfreezers:
How does your post relate to his post?

We don't hear of rival female cult members killing themselves; only the male cult members. Toxic masculinity has again put a family into grief.

bestman09:
Am sorry for the parents. They just wasted their time and resources for nothing. May they be consoled

End toxic masculinity now!!!

Newnas:
Exactly.

I wonder how a sane African is able to think that the whites wish good for us.

It's the peak of absurdity.

As black people what have you been able to invent? You fly on a white invented airplane, use a white discovered electricity and modern appliances.... The black man is good for nothing! All they know is migrating in droves to europe and north america. Bunch of lazy low iq people.

Laurene:
but is black communities not infested? checkout regions dominated by blacks all over the world ... South Africa, France, UK, US as case study

Black race is a disgrace to humanity. Africans especially nigerians seem to have low IQ.

Newnas:
Firstly, the people who castigated Trump's speech on tweeter are mostly whites. So it's not a "blacks have come again" issue.

Secondly, those places are undeveloped because the government neglected them not because they chose to be underdeveloped. I'm a town planners and I am telling you this authoritatively.

Thirdly, let's agree, for the sake of argument, that DT is right. There are a thousand and one ways to say the truth and fact than to rain insults, abusive and derogatory words on people.

Lastly, as a leader there's a minimum level of morality and diplomacy that's expected of you. He's a model for all their youths. What kind of legacy is he laying for future generation.

I rest my case.

No they are underdeveloped because they are inhabited by low IQ niggers called blacks. Just the same way black men have taken over the streets of chicago with wanton violence. The black race is a disgrace to humanity.

dazzlingd:
Blacks have come again, he's not far from the truth, most populous black nation in the world looks like a rodent infested world... Even the whole African continent is the most backward.... The most backward cities in the world are those infested with blacks... Black people are a plague. Our ancestors wont be proud of a generation we have become

Preach it bro! And the blacks are the ones that have the most ego. I love Trump cos he speaks the truth about black africa and publicly shames blacks! This is one of the very good ways to stir dem lazy niggers to action; to stop running to ready made land and to develop their freaking countries.