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All these Africans go and get these degrees abroad and come back with economics this and that, but run their countries into the ground. Even more interesting, the students coming out of Makere, have gone on to run more successful countries than the European trained students. I wonder if those students at the european schools are hand selected to rule, hmmmm |
Lol, if they had sharia law, they would all be sentenced to death for killing so many people. These boko harams need to just calm it down. Does sharia law put more money in their pocket? |
Are you taking 30 credits? UndecidedMeh, idk what they told me at admissions is it'd be like 3K. I guess it be other stuff they charge u for fees and stuff iono. |
Why does the prettiest African woman genevieve nnaji not where her natural hair? She say its weave weave weave. Last time she go natural somebody ask her if she was broke so now she no go natural no more agains. Is Naija women dont think the black hair is beautiful? https://nigerian-girls.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/genevieve_nnaji_swimsuit.jpg https://thedailies.grimfandango.org/index-jaspora/genevievennaji.png https://www.360nobs.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/Y-Issue-5-cover-WID-OUT-LUNA-790x1024.jpg |
Are you messing with me?dead azz |
CC are NOT up to 3k per semester. Are you an international student?nope. prince georges community college. the largest majority black community college in the usa |
^^^^ the community college here costs $3K per semester, that's 6K a year, or 12K for just 2 years of school. That's quite a bit of money, for someone who doesnt know how much they will be making at the end. |
Btw, I dont beieve any serious person should stop at Bachelors. Anybody can gt that one.it is often not worth it to get anything higher, unless u want to be an academic. Too expensive. That is the problem in Libya and Egypt, they pay for those kids to go to school, they come out and there is not enough of a professional workforce for them, they sit around and get upset. Although Libya was more an example of that than Egypt, which was just dirt poor. |
will we ever regain consciousness from our collective coma or is it too late?nobody cares. A cameroonian girl, ngwo once told me that cameroon is like where everyone complains but when its time to do something they say "yea we got ur back", but u step out there look behind you and your all alone. Nobody wants to die, I live in the U.S so i dont have to, but in Africa, oh boy, you never know which country is next! |
^^^^ 100% true they have increased access. They have also removed the price ceiling, so schools can charge whatever and the govt will loan money(through corporations). It has created a whole industry out of it, where everyone was fooled into believing that if you went to college you would come out and get a good job. There is a whole story about that, too long to type, and nigerians wont believe it anyway. |
lol damn they go like that in naija? Im american, all i could understand was suck suck and some Bleep and she was laughin and aint seem offended so really, they be goin like that random dude call and say he want "suck suck" and the girl say "when u comin?" really tho? |
[quote author=ekt_bear link=topic=787031.msg9398906#msg9398906 date=1319329265]Lagos should provide loan facility for students. It should also introduce the tuition increase more slowly. But once the loan is provided, everyone will have to stand on their own two feet. No subsidy unless you meet certain academic cutoffs.[/quote]are you crazy? Providing loans causes the price of education to skyrocket. Look at the USA. |
If Ghaddafi went to court instead of being killed, how many think his lawyer would have been black? I bet he would have chosen a black woman to defend him. |
lol are you serious? on the last statement regarding blacks, ghaddafi has also said I would like Libya to become a black country. Hence, I recommend to Libyan men to marry only black women, and to Libyan women to marry black men," Gaddafi said. I regret the behavior of the Arabs… They brought African children to North Africa, they made them slaves, they sold them like animals, and they took them as slaves and traded them in a shameful way. I regret and I am ashamed when we remember these practices. I apologize for this. “I support my darling black African woman,” he said. “I admire and am very proud of the way she leans back and gives orders to the Arab leaders … Leezza, Leezza, Leezza. … I love her very much. I admire her and I’m proud of her because she’s a black woman of African origin.” “There are inevitable cycles of social history: the yellow race’s domination of the world, when it came from Asia, and the white race’s attempts at colonizing extensive areas of all continents of the world. Now, it is the turn of the black race to prevail in the world.” |
Part of the strategic command post will be located in some North African countries that is closer to Europe in case of NATO attack and we will continue research on air power and how to manufacture missiles that can travel to the mainland of enemies countriesThe new libya will never let that happen. Anyway, the problem with your proposal is that almost all of West, Central, and now North Africa is under French control. How do you expect leaders to agree to plans that France will not support? France has the power to wreck havoc even on the most open minded leaders because they control the CFA Franc. France along with the EU funds almost every regional bloc in Africa, esp. of note to you would be ECOWAS. So how do you expect this to ever happen? Ghaddafi had the money to make it happen irregardless of what Europe wanted, no other African country has the money, maybe ZA, but they are not interested. |
waititng to read how biya has been a strong force for the african continent and he deserves tyo rule forever like some mindless fools were saying of ghadaffyBiya is a french puppet. Look at his wife! He doesnt even like black women. We may support ghaddafi, but we know he wasnt an angel, he was however an anti-imperialist who turned Libya into an economic success story on the continent. If Libya was so bad, how come so many Westerners lived there eh? Its interesting because the more articles you read, you realize the only reason the insurrection was able to happen, was because Ghaddafi was beginning to offer his people more freedoms. If you really read the early reports, you would know the protesters were being allowed to protest, but they were becoming very destructive. Beyond the level the London riots reached, and you saw how british police responded to that. |
No, Gaddafi did not kill anybody, very nice man who was killed because of his oil, right?he was killed because the cyrenica region of libya has always wanted a return to the monarchy. They never liked him, never have. They are a bunch of extremists according to even the United States, and they didnt like his pan-africanism. |
cuz he wasnt a b.itch |
Do you have videos of Libyans killed by Gaddafi fighters?No, do you? |
^^^^^^ Did they kill this man they captured? [flash=400,400] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=avnHiPFwsyk?version=3&hl=en_US&rel=0" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="960" height="720" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true"></embed>[/flash] |
They wouldn't have done it without NATO but i'm happy that NATO intervened else Gaddafi would have slaughtered every single soul that stood up against him. Like i said before, he should have arrested and jailed for live, he deserved to die slowly.you mean like the rebels were doing to everyone they captured? |
^^^^ so u think they could have done it without NATO? |
Thee crappiest democracy is one million times better than a dictatorshipWait, so Cameroon is better than Libya was before it was bombed to the 1940's? |
@ cap One Nigerian man in a video I saw, said he made more money in one year working in libya, than he could make in 5 years in nigeria. Of course, at the time, he had just been robbed by the rebels of all his things because he was a mercenary. |
African Hero [flash=500,500] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YUkNjw7J9PY?version=3&hl=en_US&rel=0" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="960" height="720" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true">[/flash] |
Ancient Egypt: Dictatorship Germany under Hitler- Democracy. |
What do you mean that the Nigerian people don't care. When Obasanjo even proposed the idea of allowing the president to serve for a third term, he was faced with heavy criticism and pressure from opposing groups, many of whom said that there would be an all out assault if he dared do it. He eventually bowed to the pressure.Did you read the quotes from the article? Nigerians dont even know who they are electing into office! They are merely content with voting and living in a "democracy", apparently it makes them feel on-par. Nigeria is run just like Russia, except at least Putin improves his country to an extent. Every year the same parties win all the elections everywhere in the country, they all steal the money, and nobody holds them accountable. |
There is no longer a term limit in Cameroon, and each term is seven years long. So Paul Biya will be there for at least another seven years and rig the next elections, giving him another seven years. That bastard has been ruling Cameroon since 1982 and is 78 years old. The way some Africans reason, boy I tell ya.What is your point? Did Cameroon not have a constitution? The Cameroonian people elected their parliament who chose to eliminate the term limits for Biya. Did the Cameroonian people not elect these same people, from the same parties, again? So obviously the Cameroonian people dont care. Just like the Nigerian people dont care. In Nigeria, corruption roots in local governments At a crowded local market near an army barracks, Adeniji made no promises of improving services when speaking to elders there. His entourage passed out gift bags filled with notebooks and unmarked boxes. Others received shirts and caps bearing his image. On Saturday, voters waited on one rubbish strewn dirt road in Lagos Island, the commercial hub of the city, waiting to vote amid water-filled potholes. Nearly all said they voted for ACN and seemed content with the party. Still, the run-up to Saturday's election remains likely the only contact many in the Lagos public will have with their local leaders. Surveys by the Orderly Society Trust suggest more than half of the nation can name at the most one or two of those leaders, if any at all.http://news.yahoo.com/nigeria-corruption-roots-local-governments-123908488.html;_ylt=Atjy_TME4IqyiY6jghglbwBvaA8F;_ylu=X3oDMTNlbDA5M2xzBG1pdAMEcGtnA2RhZDM4MThmLWM0MTEtMzE2Ni04NmRiLTJiNmVlODlkNjA4NgRwb3MDOARzZWMDbG5fQWZyaWNhX2dhbAR2ZXIDYTk1YTUwMjAtZmNjNS0xMWUwLWI1ZTctMTQ1MWMzOTU4NmRh;_ylv=3 |
In Rwanda u blame them for not intervening, now they intervene in Libya to prevent another genocide, u blame them for intervening,They intervened against a pretend genocide they cooked up, when there was no evidence a genocide would take place, but a genocide did however occur, against ghaddafi supporters who were all treated like soldiers, and against black Libyans and black africans who were scapegoated as being the only reason ghaddafi was clinging to power. Who spread those lies? Qatar based Al-Jazeera, saudi based Al-Arabiya, and U.S British media. Were any of these countries involved in the war? Did any of these countries have things to gain? Nope. of course not. |
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