buzugee: you dont know your history. britain and all of europe belongs to black people. europe was black land. the europeans (also known as the biblical edomites ) lived in the caucasus mountains of georgia russia (hence the name caucasians). they eventually got strong enough and conquered europe and kicked out all the blacks in europe and the ones who didnt get kicked out got bred out.

scotland- means black land (scot is black in latin )

scottish means black man (ish is man in hebrew and scot is black in latin )

british means convenant man ( which is what the black hebrews called themselves when they ruled britain ).

all4naija: Nonsense! Tell them to leave those countries they now claimed as their, like Australia, South Africa and blablahblah...

Ufeolorun:
@brixtonyute
We all know there's racism but you cannot ignore the shocking indescipline,arrogance and sense of entitlement an average black 'breeish' exhibits.
You have a system that's Really not concerned about you and you are approaching same system with levity,double tragedy bro.
Bottom line: [size=14pt]Europeans do not owe blacks a dime,its there country and they can do as they wish.[/size]

Biafra4tharmy: . Maybe you are fr Yoruba? Those dirty brats!

Ileke-IdI:


I just asked; they said none.
So how many of your family members between 18-22 have kids?


PS: 18-22 is defined as adult here o.

Ileke-IdI:


Where are you seeing these ppl? I've yet to meet teenage moms of African descent, talkless of single ones. Making stuff up to buff your theory? Abi only things get down like this in Briton?

Temm "my" government to fix Nigeria. . . . and when was it "my" government? As far as I know it, I'm not directly affect in any way by the decisions Nigerian Gov make.Send your concerns to GEJ's NL representative; Beaf. Dude is enjoying Government and amnesty. money.

Ileke-IdI:

Bla bla bla. . . . stop writing essays.
PS: The questions you previously posted are not the important questions.

I prefer we find and implement solutions, rather than to sit idle and to make comparisons.

Ileke-IdI:


How does this answer my question? egbami!

What say you about the other parents who were able to breed "good" children in a racially discriminated environment? Stop creating excuses.

Ileke-IdI:


Do shut up.

The same Britonxyute is the one who creates tribal threads on this board. Before you play papa, know your pikin.

Jakumo:

Ha ha "The Belly of the Beast". I like it. I also like the refreshing stand you have taken, Brixtonyute, to distance yourself from all things tribal. Passport control in the world's airports don't give a phuck WHERE in Nigeria that green passport holder claims to originate, as long as the traveler is ready to spread those cheeks for a cavity search. Don't nobody give a rats asz about the IMAGINARY distinctions concocted by Nigerians to create the illusion of superiority over the "others" who ALSO carry that same green passport. They's all the same, in the eyes of the world.

When I read the tribal ranting here, I imagine a bunch of muffugus with bones run through their noses, dressed in grass skirts, and dancing around a cooking pot containing human remains, while ululating at each other about who they think is more cultured and urbane. That chit really is so funny to observe

Ileke-IdI:


Are you still whining?

What's racial prejudice got to do with the criminal wave observed in Nigerian youths?

Katsumoto:

There is always a different perspective and everything is relative. When you compare opportunities in the UK with other European countries, Black people in the UK have it good but when you compare it with opportunities in the US, the picture is not so rosy. It may be true that a lot of black folk have white-collar jobs in the UK but you need to dig deeper to see an underlying issue.

Typically, most ‘successful’ black people in the UK are in the arts & entertainment, IT, medical, and accounting industries. In the industries where old boy networks reign supreme such as Law, surveying, tenured professorships, media, advertising, etc, you will find only a handful of Black folks. Even in the management consultancy industry, you will find many Caucasians with history and literature degrees from Oxford being selected ahead of more qualified Black folks.

For the black folks who have white collar jobs, they generally think that the UK is a good place until they hit the proverbial glass ceiling, then there careers goes into a rut and they are stuck in the same role for decades with no promotion. When they move (career-wise), it’s always horizontal and never vertical. Yes there are opportunities in the UK but it’s only for a few.

Black folks have been going to school, in large numbers, in the UK since the 40s but look at the boards of the FTSE 100 and there has only ever been one black CEO (Thiam, who was appointed in 2009). Currently, in the US, you have Thompson (McDonalds), Frazier (Merck), Chenault (Amex), Burns (female, Xerox), Ferguson (TIAA-CREF), O’Neal (Delphi), Otis (Darden). There are others such as Ward, Parson (Citigroup), ONeal (Merrill Lynch), Raines, etc.

One may argue that Black folks in the UK are not positioning themselves properly in terms of not knowing when to do post graduate courses and what courses to pursue. And also that not many are going to school. But what about those who have selected the right courses and done their post graduate programs at the right time and are still being overlooked.

North romances Obasanjo ahead 2015 • Reasons he resigned as PDP BoT chairman • New party to ccounter Jonathan on the way

The Northern intelligentsia and political leaders are now getting excited by the resignation of former President Olusegun Obasanjo from the post of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Board of Trustees (BoT) chairman, and are more prepared to regain their groove with him on strategic reasons, Sunday Tribune can report.

Obasanjo, according to fresh findings, has been receiving different delegations from the North, both in Abuja and his Abeokuta home, since the news of his resignation as BoT chairman of the ruling party broke out, all ostensibly congratulating him for taking a “wise decision.”

Meanwhile, the unexplained reason behind Obasanjo’s sudden resignation from the mainstream network of the PDP, according to investigations, was not unconnected with his desire to detach himself from the inner caucus of the party in order to maintain a high measure of neutrality as countdown to 2015 election year, gathers momentum.

The new stance by the former president on politics, as explained, meant that he would no longer be rigidly committed to presidential aspiration of anyone, including that of President Goodluck Jonathan in 2015.

An old associate of the former president told Sunday Tribune in Abuja that Obasanjo had come of age in politics, and for that, had seen the necessity to sit back and review his active participation since 1998, while taking stock of how he had faired in his desire to put Nigeria on the path of greatness.

Obasanjo, the source disclosed, has not been totally happy that those he stuck out his neck for to attain power, including the late President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua and the incumbent president, fully appreciated his efforts, much as they attempted to hold him in abeyance while they enjoyed power.

The North is, however, said to be keen on making Obasanjo maintain neutrality ahead of 2015 in its desire to tackle President Jonathan head long following the early campaign for his second term by his supporters.

According to findings, the North is of a strong belief that it could confidently handle Jonathan alone on the 2015 matters, whereas it may find it a bit difficult to do so in the event that Obasanjo steps in again to mobilise support for him, as he did to make him become acting president, then, a substantive president and finally, an elected president in 2011.

Obasanjo, it was learnt, is not desirous of dipping his hands in the murky politics of 2015 in line with a growing orchestra that the incumbent president should step into the ring for another trial, rather than honouring the initial agreement that he should have just one term in office.

The incumbent president rode on the crest of popular sentiment that the South-South deserved to be offered presidential power in 2011 to balance the power distribution equation in Nigeria, hence, the support he enjoyed from top political stakeholders in the country at the expense of the interest of the North to present the next president then.

When former President Yar’Adua died mid way into the expiration of his term in 2010, the desire by the North to fulfil his full term, in line with the existing zoning of political power, was truncated with agitation that Jonathan be given the chance, thus sparking the greatest controversy on zoning in Nigeria.

Obasanjo’s desire to relinquish the office of BoT of the PDP is said to be more predicated on the emergence of Alhaji Bamanga Tukur as national chairman of the party. He fully supported the candidacy of Tukur and that of national secretary of the party, Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola.

Obasanjo, it was explained, believed that the duo of Tukur and Oyinlola have the wherewithal to hold the party effectively and with ability to resolve all contentious issues over 2015.

Indication that Obasanjo is now out to prove his neutrality in national politics could be noted with the manner he has been interacting freely of late with members of other political parties, including the leading opposition party, the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN), just as his private visit to Edo State governor, Adams Oshiomhole, continues to generate more controversies in political circles in the country.

Investigations have also revealed that that the North has started making subtle moves to form a new political party as a counter force to the PDP towards 2015 in anticipation that supporters of President Jonathan would use the ruling party to promote his tenure elongation, even through constitution amendment.

Some PDP governors have started distancing themselves from the mainstream activities in the party as evident by the manner they reportedly frustrated the meeting called with them by the new leadership of the party last Thursday.

http://tribune.com.ng/sun/news/7048-north-romances-obasanjo-ahead-2015--reasons-he-resigned-as-pdp-bot-chairman--new-party-to-ccounter-jonathan-on-the-way

strangerf: Good call Dr. Iweala.