₦airaland Forum

It is indeed very refreshing to find enlightened black people who are interested in world history, the future and the workings of the powers that be as opposed to the mundane and ignorant chatter that populates most threads on this forum. I am a young Nigerian in my early 20’s and I have always loved studying history. My personal motto is “The past is the key to the future”. Only by understanding where we are coming from and who we were can we understand who we are, why we are where we are and affect who we will be and where us and our future generations will be in the future. Unfortunately most black people simply do not care about what goes on behind the scenes. Like farm animals, all they care about is consuming, mating and reproducing and that is why we black people are still at the bottom of the human food chain. It is really good to know that there are few amongst us who care about knowledge and are willing to teach and share what they know. People like this are the only hope the next generation of Africans have. People who aren’t distracted by the enormous amount of noise that is generated and shared daily on the internet. 70% of Africans are below the age of 30, we are a young generation. I believe the black race is slowly but surely healing from slavery, colonialism and neocolonialism. Information must be free, freely shared and accessible to all who wish to be informed. We must carve for ourselves a more secure place as black humans on Planet Earth. Keep up the good work, wise elders. Enlighten us, Share your knowledge and experience so that we young ones can learn from you and simply do better.