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TayserMahiri:
Africa's 6 most influential countries

1. South Africa
The only African country that is member of the G20 and the BRICS as well as the only African country in the EU's 10 global strategic partners.

2. Egypt
One of the first recorded states in the world. Powerful military and strong economy.

3. Ethiopia
A combination of History, independence, military and diplomacy.

4. Kenya
Powerhouse in human resource capital with the most educated population and the fastest growing ICT hub on the continent. Its infrastructural development is fast catching up with South Africa and other Arab countries. Its main strength is its human capital that allows it to professionally traverse the globe. Also one of the best global countries to live in.

5. Nigeria
Huge population, Oil and a big GDP.

6. Morocco
Geographic proximity to Europe, competitive workforce and a strategic platform to the African continent. Many global companies choose to start in Morocco before gaining traction to other African markets.

Full list

naijaquest most-influential-countries-in-africa

https://www.africanglobe.net/africa/big-africas-10-influential-countries/

How is Kenya the most educated population in Africa? You see why l said you shouldn't always take these websites seriously?

These are the ten most literate countries in Africa from another report...
https://www.google.de/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/the-10-most-literate-countries-of-africa.html&ved=2ahUKEwjQgaTfzM7ZAhUBblAKHQ0vCC8QFjAAegQIAhAB&usg=AOvVaw3pGSXLo8nnIhwuuDIEuLvm
From this report, l can exclude Equatorial Guinea, Sychelles and the rest of them because of their very small population, but at least you can see South Africa there.

You also get these from the comments, but we have always known it's true....


A lot of Cultures, Drama, Afro technology, Productive and creative people. High tech, and self Dependant People.
They speak English than some of us.. Hehe

TayserMahiri:
If you noticed, that site is ranked on votes. You just have to click on the VOTE button on the right besides the country and it goes up the list depending on number of clicks on other countries. Thats why there's Madagascar, South Sudan , Cameroon etc on the list. There is actually no reason given for the majority of countries besides the comments made by the voters.

My point is that every website has it's criteria and parameters, you don't need a usless blog to tell you how big you are. You just know that a country with about 500 ethnic groups is a giant.


Africa's most populous country with over 180 million people is outstanding. Just think of this africa is the most ethically diverse continent in the world and nigeria just happen to be the reason behind it, there are about 2000 ethnic groups in africa and nigeria alone has over 500 of that. The history of this country is also something to look about, from the great Edo Kingdom which was one of the greatest Kingdom in Africa to when the British came and left and when the civil war that killed over 2 million people were fought.M+1

Africa's most populous country easily tops this list. With so many cultures and ethnicities, Nigeria climaxes this list without a doubt.

TayserMahiri:
Those are Nigerians trying to praise themselves

ok this is a better link and a more appropriate one, for this one, they are not Nigerians. lt's thesame website but a different link, and what l was looking for lnitially.

https://www.google.de/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.thetoptens.com/interesting-countries-africa/&ved=2ahUKEwi305X_xs7ZAhUDWqwKHfxxAzEQFjANegQIBhAB&usg=AOvVaw2VE_FCXDaqUMiCr68W_EAd

TayserMahiri:
Africa's 6 most influential countries

1. South Africa
The only African country that is member of the G20 and the BRICS as well as the only African country in the EU's 10 global strategic partners.

2. Egypt
One of the first recorded states in the world. Powerful military and strong economy.

3. Ethiopia
A combination of History, independence, military and diplomacy.

4. Kenya
Powerhouse in human resource capital with the most educated population and the fastest growing ICT hub on the continent. Its infrastructural development is fast catching up with South Africa and other Arab countries. Its main strength is its human capital that allows it to professionally traverse the globe. Also one of the best global countries to live in.

5. Nigeria
Huge population, Oil and a big GDP.

6. Morocco
Geographic proximity to Europe, competitive workforce and a strategic platform to the African continent. Many global companies choose to start in Morocco before gaining traction to other African markets.

Full list

naijaquest most-influential-countries-in-africa

https://www.africanglobe.net/africa/big-africas-10-influential-countries/

These links mean nothing, they vary. Check out this one for famous/influential, also read the two comments under the heading that has Nigeria.
https://www.google.de/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.thetoptens.com/famous-african-countries/&ved=2ahUKEwiflOa0xc7ZAhVEL6wKHYJWAw8QFjANegQIBRAB&usg=AOvVaw16t6WSQm5LKygYwXOXVqiF

KingGBsky:
What are u lil Africans all about Naija for?
Una no know una mate?
Let me say this still one thing Naija got dat is better dan u all is dat we were able to create pidgin English from English language from the British. A language dat even oda Africans can't speak.
Or does any African country have anoda form of French language?
Omo make una go find where rest put.
In music, in movies, in sport, in all aspects of life we are far ahead any other Afilrican country.
You all here posting buildings and airports.
What about individual achievements.
Nigerians are known and recognized world wide, even my Cameroon friend was tired and kept asking me why this Turkish guys keep asking him if he is Nigerian? I simply told him its because you are black.

Yeah a Pakistani lady in Germany had to call me out to ask why all the Nigerians she knows are so different from the other Africans she had come across, they talk more and are more confident. They easily interact with other nationals she said.
This is not to say that Nigerians are special though, of course Nigerians ain't that special but we nor dey carry last, patapata na draw.

That's just on labour migration but from the link you can see that sexual workers are still exported...




The report also reveals that hundreds of gay and bisexual Kenyans are lured from Kenyan universities with promises of overseas jobs but are forced into prostitution in Qatar and the United Arabs Emirates.

Taysermahiri you can get this also from that link above....


Kenya has been listed by a United States government report among countries that serve as transit points and destinations for human trafficking.

This came even as Foreign Affairs Cabinet Secretary Amina Mohamed told the Nation that some recruitment agents had violated a government ban on labour migration announced last year.

Hundreds of Kenyans are still exported for domestic jobs in Oman, Qatar, Lebanon, Serbia and Saudi Arabia, among other countries

TayserMahiri:
Hey this is Freshest ! Nice one. That was stealthy. I thought you left man. The link you posted is a story by a Ugandan prostitute not a Kenyan but the blog is Kenyan. The second para tells you that
you should avoid posting links

oh ok, my bad. But I'm surprised you think Kenyans don't do traffic though, l'll post more links.

Taysermahiri

https://www.google.de/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.nation.co.ke/news/Kenya-lands-on-US-human-trafficking-list/1056-2888148-vx2t8b/index.html&ved=2ahUKEwjoo5b9t8nZAhVPJFAKHUJ3Bcw4ChAWMAB6BAgHEAE&usg=AOvVaw0onqhO2eDqlf4tlWvgiuk2

TayserMahiri:
He did. The story has evolved in a few seconds from Malaysia to Libya and now you brought in India. Fishing expedition !

You can read this from lndia as well, at least for now.

https://www.google.de/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://m.timesofindia.com/city/delhi/Kenyan-arrested-for-forcing-woman-into-prostitution/amp_articleshow/53346429.cms&ved=2ahUKEwj7gJuktsnZAhXLZVAKHcIkDrYQFjACegQIBxAB&usg=AOvVaw3_rHVMypqhzATJZkv0Vn3V&ampcf=1

TayserMahiri:
I searched in that site and nothing. Dont be cheeky dude

https://www.google.de/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://www.asalimukii.com/prostitute-life-part-1-malaysia-bound/&ved=2ahUKEwiyw-fascnZAhWFblAKHWX4CL4QFjASegQIARAB&usg=AOvVaw0vZ-d1MvnD8l7zQavWyRUz

l hate posting links especially now in Germany cos my former account Freshest4live was banned severally by the spam bot.

Make sure you read the comments below as well.

TayserMahiri:
You guys are so certain. I hope you dont fabricate news. In Libya you wont find a Kenyan girl being trafficked, not even a speck. Its the west africans and a few east africans, none from Kenya. Girls in Kenya are surrounded by countries they would not even dream of setting foot let alone making a journey to Libya.

He didn't say to Libya, he said Malaysia.

You can search on asalimukii.com Kenyan prostitutes in Malaysia.
There are also Kenyan prostitutes trafficked to lndia, you can search for that on some websites too, when you have the time.

TayserMahiri:
How come that doesnt make news but your human smuggling and slavery does? There are no kenyan prostitutes in Malaysia or India, you are just dumb.

Of course there are so many Kenyan girls who have been trafficked to Malaysia, just a search online would show you this.

valentineuwakwe:
I support the babe decision..it's so disrespectful. ..if you wnt to propose n engage me, kneel n do it the proper way...

why kneel?

asha80:
1962 yes but 1986 no..defenders of the 80s and 90s are slower than defenders of now but they were more rugged and ruthless and fifa rules now protected top strikers and midfielders LESS then than now

You may be right, but teams are generally more compact and tactical now than ever. Football has become science, so no player can do it like Maradona did then, because individual play hardly gets you far in this era of tactics.

asha80:
garrincha 1962 and maradona 1986 say hi...well seriously these two players largely won the world cup by themselves.

football then was different, attackers dribbled defenders easily on a more consistent basis.

TayserMahiri:
Really? I recall someone here saying your accent is the sexiest.

lt could be, but which particular accent? cos l haven't heard just a singular accent in Nigeria.
l say this because l saw an interview, where a Tanzanian TV presenter interviewed a Nigerian guy from Calabar, she argued that he doesn't have the Nigerian accent, l have also seen some of such interviews, it seems foreigners believe there's a specific Nigerian accent.
For example Buhari's accent may not be thesame as Mike Adenuga's accent which may not be thesame as Bobrisky's accent etc.
Compare Buhari's accent to that of Obasanjo for instance, are they same kind of accents?

TayserMahiri:
I think I get your point bro. But you should see how envious white, asian and other races have become of Black people because of the movie. Saw a clip where a Filipino kid was crying for not being black. If you havent watched it just watch it first then make a decision. And make sure you watch it in 4DX. So much [b]Nigerian accent [/b]and good stuff. I think instead of complaining, Nollywood should concentrate on making better films. Whats wrong with spears?

There's no specific Nigerian accent.

asha80:
it depends..when it comes to discipline and sticking to tactics one usually gets more with players that grew in an academy since they drilled from very early age however when it comes to spontaneity and the likelihood of the unpredictable one usually gets that from players that learn football in the streets.

Yeah Okocha in some interviews, said he learnt a lot by himself in the streets, and Ronaldinho played football with his dog while growing up. The combination of the streets and the Academy could be the difference between an average player and an outstanding one at the end of the day.

To be honest, reading the title alone gave me a different idea. l thought it was saying he performed just 20mins with the lady in the hotel.
This my mind sef ehn.

TheSuperNerd:
Coach Dennerby singles out 'outstanding' Ogbonna after Nigeria's Wafu outing
By Samuel Ahmadu, Correspondent

https://images.performgroup.com/di/library/GOAL/9b/a9/glory-ogbonna-super-falcons_3lozatby3l7m18meo7sygxvvi.jpg

The Super Falcons boss has praised the defender, who he thinks was the country's most outstanding player at the football event in Abidjan

Nigeria women head coach Thomas Dennerby has praised his defender Glory Ogbonna, saying she is the team's most outstanding player at the WAFU Women's Cup in Abidjan.

The Super Falcons defeated Mali 1-0 in the third-place match to settle for bronze as Dennerby escaped beginning his reign in charge of the team without a medal.

However, the 58-year-old has praised some top performing players including Rasheedat Ajibade but has hailed the exceptional display of the Ibom Angels woman.

"First of all, I think Glory Ogbonna was very good and outstanding in all the five games," Dennerby told Goal .

"I think Anam Imo played very well and Rasheedat Ajibade works really hard always. Joy Jegede's performance was better with each and every game and she was a great leader of the team.

"Goodness [Onyebuchi] too and in the last game, we saw Amarachi [Okonkwo] and Chinaza [Uchendu] also did great. Over five games, I think the player with the highest standard for us was Ogbonna.

"We know we can play some good possession play when we have our minutes of play but we were a bit irregular and we play the long ball when we don't need to.

"I know they are young girls and we do have good goal scorers and defenders here and I know there is a lot we can bring from this tournament. I believe we can help them gain more experience and maturity with upcoming competitions."


Source: http://www.goal.com/en-ng/news/dennerby-singles-out-outstanding-ogbonna-after-super-falcons/rge6i2xv5lyw1czyart2gd77z

l wonder why they didn't take Charity Reuben of lbom Angels(who is also a super sub in the falconets) she was the best player in the league last season and was even nominated for the Nff awards.

Kog45:
I think we should just relax till Poland match but Rohr need to give other keepers chance cos those saves at CHAN would take extremely good goalkeepers to save.

To me, Ajiboye isn't bad at all, but then only Rohr can make the choice.

elyte89:
D pitch,quality of play,camera,everything attached to dt game makes it very discouraging to make uzoho our no1 goalie at d world cup,a world cup for dt matter not even NATIONS CUP!,well I can only blame d illness of carl ikeme and Akpeyi who refuse to up his game

l still wonder what's wrong with taking Ajiboye as first choice, of course he would be surrounded with better defenders than what he had against Morocco.

somehow:
League standing

This difficulty in winning away games is still a problem in our leagues.

Arsenal is shyte mehn.

FT CIV 0-1 Ghana.

Ghana are champions of the lnaugural WAFU female tournament.

34mins in Abidjan. ClV 0-1 Ghana. A tension soaked match and a pure display of top football artistry akin to West African football.

Paraphrased Tweet from Samuel Ahmadu.

Schemerkhiz:
Chinaza Uchendu is already making her way to becoming a player for the Future.
20years old Nigeria international who plays for Rivers Angels can play as a Center back, Midfielder, and also as a Striker.. I see the New Rita Chikwelu in her..she is skillful, Full of Energy, good with both feets..

Yeah l knew her from the 2015 u20 wwc qualifiers where she partnered with lhezuo, she was one of those outstanding players as a supporting striker then.

Ghana already leading lvorycoast 1-0. 20mins.

TheSuperNerd:
You got that spot on Sir.... Happy we got the bronze at least. Good show from the girls and nice experience for the U-20 lasses such as Ajibade, Famuditi and IMO.

Up next is what then? The France friendly or is the Alanya still a no-show?

Our Super Falcons deserve better. Pinnick made a promise to this team. He should plss keep it.

Yeah, Nff should have sent at least one of the coaches to get the first team prepared, and then Dennerby would join later with a few players from WAFU. Even the likes of lniumotong and Ordega were already excited because the coach had sent them mails ahead.
The Nff's lack of planning in the end is the major problem.