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bemeruca:Not many see that creating you from mud and depriving you of fruits of knowledge and placing you naked to toil in a garden, is slavery, and it has generational consequences. Education was segregated by the 1953 Bantu Education Act, which crafted a separate system of education for black South African students and was designed to prepare black people for lives as a labouring class.[117] In 1959 separate universities were created for black, Coloured and Indian people. Existing universities were not permitted to enroll new black students. The Afrikaans Medium Decree of 1974 required the use of Afrikaans and English on an equal basis in high schools outside the homelands.[118]No. I do not see the ignorant take you see. |
basilico:Conservatism is not racist, basilico. There are millions of people who will call themselves conservatives and are not racist. It is your conserving of the old racist past that irks me, but I am aware you don't know your history or the effects of your ideology, so one must forgive you I suppose. Below is your comment. basilico:If you've heard of Windrush alone you'd know mass immigration to UK is pre-Blair. After the Second World War displaced people from Eastern Europe were brought over because of labour shortages. British workers took advantage of the situation to move out of noisy and dirty jobs in textiles. They were also reluctant to work the night shifts needed if the new machinery was to pay its way. Mill owners sent recruiters to ex-colonies like India and Pakistan.As for France, don't you think they needed to replace their population they lost in 2 world wars? https://ip-quarterly.com/en/france-has-problem-racism-not-migration Now, balance. Dump checked Ramaphosa in the WH, unfortunately with lies as usual, but the dearth of journal investigations into the matter is a silence that's annoying, and is almost on par with Israel not letting journalists into Gaza and the world being silent. If some are doing the below, they must be doing it to whites too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rogZ8BYg-kM?si=C1qFZEyczcs4q_w9 |
basilico:I do hate your ideology of conserving the racist past for sure, and can't see why you don't. |
Trump makes false claims of white genocide in South Africa during Ramaphosa meetingDump lied? |
I'm thanking Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for making Texans see sense.
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basilico:I continue to find it amusing when you talk about what you know nothing about and refuse to research. It's like knowledge scares you. France has the most immigrants, at least from Africa, than any other European country. Do your research and tell me why. Also, read up on historical mass migration to UK, and why, and then tell me why you think those migrants should now not be accepted. And let me know if you would like to not accept them and instead promote racism in those countries. |
Stephen0mozzy:You assume much about me. First, I am not and have not used outliers to define a general population. I have been here long enough to know that different different people na im de, so I don't expect everyone to be me. This thread alone shows different people buy yam at different prices for whatever reasons, and that was my intention of posting the price of yam where I live, which you are now pounding into a meal. I, as in me and not anyone else, would not remain in Nigeria for 12m if I could earn more elsewhere, which was the case. My skills earned better pay than 12m and I went for it. Basically, I found an employer to whom I was worth more, perhaps because I did not limit myself to Nigeria. As I said, ma and I paid school fees, and she would koboko me if I had not utilised the education she bought for me. And no, I do not have a current job. I earn for myself. Payment for my skills would be the same wherever I sold them. Nigerian companies and the government exploit labour is why Nigerians don't get paid more. 70k is slave wages, and in my own opinion, no one should accept a minimum wage of 70k unless they are the sort who sweat small for their daily bread, which will cost what it costs regardless of anyone's pay. The baker is not your friend. Now, as I said. different different people. And that includes seeing things differently too since we are not programmed the same. |
basilico:Educate yourself so you know. It goes back decades long before any grooming, and thinking it doesn't is like claiming the n word came into existence with dump. |
Stephen0mozzy:I am talking about people who refuse to limit themselves to minimum wage. You don't need to be a director to earn a measly ₦12m per annum. Your employer just needs to value you that much because you likely make them 10 times 12m per annum. Stephen0mozzy:That so called "loss in value of our hallowed Naira" affects the farmers too, since all their input cost have gone up. And they'll recoup that cost by charging consumers more. Solution? Perhaps tell your employer you are worth more than ₦70k. Though, with the high unemployment rate, your employer might just easily replace you with someone else. By the way, the "loss in value of our hallowed Naira" is due to a reduction in productivity, but that's probably beyond the scope of those complaining about the price of yam. |
But then, I checked further, and they are listed on this thread! https://www.nairaland.com/8430378/ayo-mairo-ese-shares-baby-bump/1 |
helinues:Its still as you've claimed. That, and being banned for every post, will no doubt have an effect which I hope is not negative. |
My last try since all others got banned!
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helinues:I didn't notice! |
What is the root of corruption, dare I ask? |
SmartPolician:No, not through cheap labour. China, with its convenient blood induced one party rule, has 50 year plans and 25 year plans and 10 and 5 year plans, and they do not divert from their implementation, while we change plans when we change leaders. China also has a history that spans like 5000 years, and a lot of mistakes to learn from accumulate in that time. |
Stephen0mozzy:To a Nigerian consumer, perhaps. To the person planting the yam, 2k is not enough, considering cost of land, and fertilizer, and labour, and security, and storage, and transportation, and loan interest. That's probably why some smarter farmers (the Ghanaians, since Nigerian yam is not available here much), export their yam where a small tuber costs £5. Farmers don't care if you eat, is my point. They plant their crop for their own profit.
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Afonja007:I do understand. The thought of considering myself worth minimum wage of ₦70k boggles my mind. I can just about hear ma asking me if that's all I'm worth after her huge investment in me. But I guess the schooling she bought for me was not scam, or she didn't allow it to be. She loved her koboko way too much to not use it whenever I chose to waste my school fees we struggled to work to pay. |
ayindejimmy:I do understand why you are pissed. They pay you little and charge you a lot for your daily bread. You wouldn't believe this, but Nigeria does not seem to produce, or at least, sell as much yam where I live as Ghana does. We don't even plant yams in my hometown in Osun State anymore, because before you harvest it, someone will come and harvest it for themselves. And in the North of Nigeria, cattle herders have chased the farmers away completely. I can just hope we don't start importing yam, or that yam will cost 10k plus. |
Lolz419:On a Nigerian pay of 12 million Naira per annum, which is a million a month and ₦250k a week and ₦50k a day, and ₦6250 and hour, I bet I can make it in 20 minutes in Nigeria. Not everyone's in Nigeria or where I live is on minimum wage after all. Fao :afonja007, ayindejimmy, amazingspiderma, Stephen0mozzy, etc. |
Stephen0mozzy:I don't think they ask about pay per hour before selling you stuff in the market, or you'd just send a low earner to go get it for you cheaper. And no, I was not comparing. Just stating a fact. |
That yam will be like £5 where I live! |
Commentor:Perhaps he wants to be the king of Nigeria, or we should adopt China's one party rule. Some people don't seem to understand that those countries have a system dictated by their history. If Nigeria adopts, say, the Yoruba way of choosing our leaders, one family will rule forever. |
There is no true democracy in Agege.What an ignorant joke. If Agegeans don't like the APC candidate, they are very free to put democracy into Agege by exercising their democratic right to vote for a different party. |
basilico:
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IjeBos:https://wapo.st/4jcwiUe |
basilico: AI Overview |
nifemi25: eniolorunfe:Seems to me like he has no regard for his wife at all, and his "I took a picture to keep it for him for hospital records and future reference", just sounds like a lie. |
Jiddyboy:Can you not do both in the meantime? |
RealityKings1:Tell that to EFCC. Personally, I'm glad they post these people like this, as it avoids them scamming others. Remember an image of Trump was posted when he was arraigned and before he was prosecuted. |
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