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SIRTee15:Hey, I certainly know what I'm talking about. Christianity had ancient roots in parts of Northeast Africa, but for most of Sub-Saharan Africa including Nigeria of course it spread through colonial and missionary expansion. Your ancestors weren't "Christians" when your fathers Athanasius and Tertullian etc were ratifying church belief. You as a sub Saharan African do not have any cultural alignment with any North African. So yes, Christianity is alien to most African traditional cosmologies. And no, Nubia did not become Christians in the 4th century, neither did any part of Tanzania became Christians in the period you claimed. Even Ethiopia that adopted Christianity earlier don't practice Christianity the way you guys practice it in Nigeria. You don't even read the same Bible as them. Their Christianity is intertwined with national identity but Christianity in Nigeria displaced indigenous cosmologies just as the Europeans wanted it. If Nigeria was colonised by the Chinese, you'll swear your life by Buddhism and you most certainly won't be a Christian today. So don't come at me with that supreme custodian attitude. The "God of Israel" that you serve was forced on you over generations. It was never yours. |
JAPAHTML:Best way to live. I'm telling you |
jesusjnr2020:I suppose you can agree with the teachings of Jesus, objectively without being a Christian, then again, Christianity is for people like them. It's their religion (Europeans). That doesn't change the fact that Christianity, including the other Abrahamic religion are alien to Africa. I don't want to know the Jesus Christ of Nazareth because I'm not from Nazareth, I'm not from that region. Jerusalem or Mecca is not my holy land. Africa is. |
Orban - One of the very few sensible leaders in Europe |
Kaliningrad:Classic mic drop 🎤 |
AlphaTaikun:I mean I appreciate the historical context you threw on it, no doubt the Viking connections are fascinating. But when we talk about a ‘native’ language, we mean mother tongue. I’m sure your decades of encyclopedias would agree that facts and definitions matter as much as historical anecdotes. |
franchasng:But "some village rats in one hole" doesn't know that Norwegian and Finnish people speak Norwegian and Finnish language natively, they don't speak English as their mother tongue. They learn English as a 2nd language in school or EC classes. It's similar to how English is widely spoken in Nigeria but English is not native language in Nigeria. Native language = Mother tongue. English Comprehension 101. |
AlphaTaikun:This is why reading and comprehension is an underrated skill. Modern Scandinavians speak English fluently mainly because it’s taught from a young age in schools and widely used in media, not due to ancestry from the British Isles. Distinction here is "NATIVE". Scandinavians/Nordic don't speak English natively. They speak Danish, Swedish, Finnish or Norwegian or Icelandic. |
franchasng:This is how some people think their brain is firing on full cylinders then fail big in small WAEC. In continental Europe, no one natively speaks English outside of UK, Ireland, Gibraltar, Isle of Man and maybe only a small minority in Malta. That's around 70 to 75 million. Russian is natively spoken in Russia, East of Ukraine, Belarus, Latvia, Estonia, Moldova. That's more than 130 million in Europe alone. No other language comes close, but colonisation making some Africans feel like English is God's language. |
Nwaikpe:Isn't it amazing that you're projecting your own reality? I eat whatever I want, whenever I want. Ask nicely for some crumbs or bounce. |
The world knew it was illegal. But Trump can trump any order, can't he? Americans probably finally found out that they are the ones paying for these tariff hikes. |
Helinuss:Delivered on 95% of his electoral promises? Says who? What data? Which source? Electoral promises such as "Not starting another war in the Middle East? This isn’t about his electoral promises or some imagined ‘working system.’ It’s about optics, timing matters and that timing doesn't care about your fan club. Dropping UFO files while Epstein documents are making waves is textbook distraction politics. Cool lecture on Nigeria but last time I checked, I've not been there in over a decade - and I have a life. Do you?.......Bro? |
udemzyudex:My point is timing! timing!! timing!!! Use your head. |
sonofsteven:You get your own updates from ABC News and Trump? Sit your bum down my friend |
Cyberterror:Another angle. Even the UK refused them access to the Chagos Island to be used as a potential launch pad against Iran because Starmer is now claiming it's against international laws, but in this current geopolitical shift, international laws seems to mean nothing. |
Anything to divert attention from the Epstein file. Anything .
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SisterAnn:You’re shifting the argument. Border control and national security are legitimate issues, nobody disputes that. What’s being questioned is who controls the control, for what purpose, and at whose expense? There’s a massive difference between a sovereign nation strengthening its own systems transparently and foreign actors with intelligence backgrounds and a convicted sex offender leveraging a terror crisis to push surveillance tech and angle for oil access. ‘What’s wrong with controlling population?’ is exactly the problem. Population control by whom? Accountable to whom? Under what oversight? History is full of regimes that justified intrusive surveillance and repression in the name of security. If this was purely about helping Nigeria, why the backchannel emails, the private facilitation, the oil leverage, and the rush around contracts? But people like you see it as charity. No? You can support stronger borders without pretending that profiteering off insurgency and embedding foreign surveillance architecture is some patriotic act. Security is necessary. Exploitation disguised as security is not. I like how you conveniently leave out the fall of Libya which resulted in this proliferation of arm in the Sahel that you talk about. These people belong to the same cult of elite that engineered the destabilisation of Libya in the first place thus paving the express way for arms and their funded Islamist extremist but yh, good morning whenever you wake up. |
SisterAnn:Framing Epstein and Barak as just ‘techy businessmen helping Nigeria,’ is peak buffoonery. These were people leveraging a deadly insurgency and Nigeria’s insecurity for private profit, selling surveillance tech used for population control, and using political influence as a smokescreen to access oil and resources. The kind of mindset that frames this as ‘supporting Nigeria’ while blaming politics for halting it is the type of mindset that is keeping Nigerians nowadays colonised and defeated. It was never about helping Nigerians, it was about monetising chaos and exploiting a nation under the guise of counter-terrorism. |
victoryenergy:Russia has ALWAYS treated African nations as allies. Russia has no imperialistic interest in Africa. Read sometimes. |
JuanDeDios:What's this one yapping about? Has Russia colonised your ancestors in the past? Stole your land? Stole your resources? When USA is done with Nigeria, you will PRAY for Russia to come. In actual fact, Nigeria has been talking to Russia codedly, and USA found out. America has you by the ball. Wake Up! |
Congrats to them. These are Africans that really wants liberation |
This snake poses no danger to human |
Sirleo05:China can legitimately claim Taiwan because China lost Taiwan in a war. Taiwan has always been part of China. Similarly with Russia and Ukraine's relationship - they share similar ancestry. In fact, Russia didn't have the intention of taking Ukraine until USA started dangling NATO membership in front of Ukraine and Russia sees that as a red line and a fatal national security issue and took necessary action. Canada and Greenland have never been part of America. What America is doing with Canada and Greenland is purely land and resource grabbing with no legitimate claim. |
Kaliningrad:A war between Canada and America is not even debatable. Canada doesn't stand a chance in hell and the war will end quickly with Canada roasted, but that's not the point. USA is the chief destabiliser of world peace. Research every unrest around the world and you will find the fingerprint of USA on it, either overtly or covertly. They will soon go after Brazil too at some point, Cuba is also in their sight. They're still trying to wrap up their proxy war against Russia, they're currently building up against Iran, they'll take Greenland somehow - either by force or negotiation, they will be in Nigeria for a long long time, their fingerprint is all over rebels actions in Dr Congo, they're looking to encroach on Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger. All the lash out and irrational behaviours are all a sign of a dying empire trying to hang on to something to avoid a free fall. But then again, we have a lot of deputy USA in Nigeria. Where's my popcorn and coke? Gonna be a looong movie. |
America will do anything to tarnish Chinese influence in Africa. They've explicitly alluded to it in their National Security Strategy Document for 2026. America, Europe and collective West are essentially condemning China for the atrocities they themselves committed. Talk about projection. |
Aston Villa small for inside life? |
American apps on Chinese phones and most likely running Chinese OS . Pay attention to geopolitics - No! You're gradually finding out |
Realistically not possible but my investment would be in Biren Technology equity. None of those "Top 10". |
I remember renting these VCDs for free because I talked about Arsenal with the owner of the rental club - a staunch Arsenal fan who thought I was also an Arsenal fan. He didn’t realise I was more of a fair-weather Manchester United supporter at the time. Most days, I barely even cared about football. I just wanted those VCDs for free man. Good old days. |
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. Pay attention to geopolitics - No! You're gradually finding out