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Sabrwahaqqo:
Well, let me just say this is how our society had been engineered , its how the world have been programmed to look at us and how we've been designed to look at ourselves as the masculine. The society believes we are alpha positives and expect us to live up to that title. It's saddening but what can be done? Nothing for now!
A typical nigga don't know or isn't trained to shed tears or show pains. Some of us don't even know how to beg for help when we are down emotionally financially or what have you.
We fear we would be tagged weak and effeminate, We fear we would be looked down upon, We don't want our ego to be marred and tarnished by yelling and crying out loud! That should be the responsibility of women our fathers have taught us. So we keep mute and keep struggling till we either die struggling or make a headway somehow.... That's what's up and I can't say its unfortunate cos it has its own merits and this the op has raised being an apparent de-merit that can't be wiped but could be guarded against if parents could wake up and gear up and be more watchful and protective of them wards. One can't be 100 percent but at least one's gotta give it a top shot!
Furthermore, training us to be big strong and resilient like the Iroko tree is not unokay just that we need to be thought how to express pain and discomfort when it comes so we could get help ASAP so we won't end up self-destroyed!
These I feel should be the campaign.

PAIX!

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QueenEdna:
Its totally Evil/inhumane to indecently assualt/rape an underage boy, any lady caught in d act shud be punished accordingly, bt i dont believe an Adult Male can be raped *story 4 d gods*

If you don't believe adult males can be raped then an adult female too cannot be raped..shikena.

mrsmith11:
Come to think of it; maybe some of these girls shouting been raped by a guy has once raped a male child before.

Bunch of rapist

Exactly!! Maybe some of them shouting rape have raped an innocent child and told him not to tell anybody. Wicked set of ladies!!!!

Kachisbarbie:
Everyone knows that male kids get raped too. It's just that female rape is more common. I don't think any normal human being or parent would neglect the fact that his/her male child was raped/molested. Men are here trying to put the blame on female folks being more vocal and feminist. It's up to the guys to be vocal too...but no, they tend to act like they enjoy it.
You even hear jokes like 'let women come and rape me'...no woman can say such

(Nairaland)Feminist won't come to your house to protect your male child or give him orientation on molestation and sensitive body parts. So, why call feminist into this?
What's the correlation, please?

Take a look at this topic, how many guys have said something 'sensible'. Some are making it seem like a joke, like they enjoyed it. Waiting for females to comment...lols #oniranus.
You can never see females react that way to a rape topic.

When a male child is raped at a tender age, he grows up to like sex and might be forceful about it. So when a guy who was raped by you females and grows up and decided to return the favour, who is originally to be blamed here? BTW, male children are being raped higher than females due to the high level of nannies and aunties taking care of little children.

Kachisbarbie:
Everyone knows that male kids get raped too.

So what has been done about it? Why do females cry as if they are the only ones being raped?

fareed69:
Does this make Sense to you?

This Man has been a Commissioner for Works in Lagos State for 8years. Contested and won Governor ship Elections in Osun State. Paid Staff Salary for 4years without hitches just this few months that federal Allocation drop and which is applicable to some other States apart from Osun.

Does it mean that he is using there Salary to do Wedding for his daughter?

Let us be fair to Our Leaders and in as muchas I feel for this Staff I don't think we should accuse our leaders Unjustly without Facts.

You are a wicked soul just like aregbesola for thinking like this.
The wicked governor knows fully well of his wickedness to the people of osun state and know fully well that if he holds his daughter's lavish wedding there while the people are suffering, there will be chaos at the wedding hence he quickly decided to do the wedding in Lagos. Why didn't dey do it in osun state na? Wicked people!!

Lalasticlala , ishilove this is front page material that teaches we Africans who we really are and what we can achieve.

bigass:
Will this bear ever end. ayam tayad

Emeraldcute:
and good luck is silent abt this wickedness??

e get as this bayelsa pple de reason sef
that's y private school rocks

what do u want goodluck to do? Are you reasoning with ur brains at all?

Me likey!

Testimony of Classical Greek and Roman Historians
Virtually all of the early Latin eyewitnesses described the ancient Egyptians as black-skinned with woolly hair. Several ancient Greek historians noted that Egyptians and Ethiopians had complexions that were “melanchroes,” which most scholars translate as black, while some scholars translate it as “dark” or “dark skinned.”
Some of the most-often quoted historians are Diodorus Siculus and Herodotus.
According to most translations, Herodotus wrote that a Greek oracle was known to be from Egypt because she was “black,” that the natives of the Nile region are “black with heat,’ and that Egyptians were “black skinned with woolly hair.”
Diodorus Siculus wrote that the Ethiopians considered the Egyptians their colony.
Lucian observes an Egyptian boy and notices that he is not merely black, but has thick lips.
Appollodorus called Egypt the country of the black-footed ones.
Aeschylus, a Greek poet, wrote that Egyptian seamen had “black limbs.”
Gaston Maspero states that “by the almost unanimous testimony of ancient [Greek] historians, they [ancient Egyptians] belonged to the African race, which settled in Ethiopia.”

The Egyptians as They Saw Themselves
Diop noted that “Egyptians had only one term to designate themselves: KMT, which literally means ‘the Blacks.’ This is the strongest term existing in the Pharaonic tongue to indicate blackness.”
He added: “The term is a collective noun which thus described the whole people of Pharaonic Egypt as a Black people.”
For further evidence, Diop focused on both the monuments and how the ancient Egyptians represented themselves in their art.

This picture clearly shows that the ancient egyptians were black and not white as it distinguishes between the black egyptians and white visitors

This image is from wikipedia depicting a black queen

The picture here depicts a group of people with black skin not white.

eleko1:
Neva knw they have video recoder of themselves in those daYs.I'm not watching any disjointed movie'I'll rather do my own research on dis tori

Watch the video and stop being a slave.

Check out the hair and the skin of this ancient mummy. This depict that ancient eygptians were blacks.

Ahmose II (Reign: 570 B.C. — 526 B.C.)
Ahmose II, or Amasis II, was a pharaoh of the 26th dynasty of Egypt, the successor of Apries at Sais. He was the last great ruler of Egypt before the Persian conquest.

Hatshepsut (c. 1479 B.C. – 1458 B.C.)
Regarded by Egyptologists as one of the most successful pharaohs, Hatshepsut was the fifth ruler of the 18th dynasty. According to Egyptologist James Henry Breasted, she is also known as “the first great woman in history of whom we are informed.”

Amenemhat III (Reign: c. 1860–1814 BC)
Amenemhat III, also spelled Amenemhet III, was a 12th dynasty pharaoh, whose reign is regarded as the golden age of the Middle Kingdom.

Senusret (Reign: 1971 B.C. – 1926 B.C.)
Senusret I, also Sesostris I and Senwosret I, was the second pharaoh of the 12th dynasty of Egypt. One of the most powerful kings of this dynasty, he maintained aggressive expansionist policies against Nubia and organized an expedition to a western desert oasis in the Libyan desert. Senusret I established diplomatic relations with some rulers of towns in Syria and Canaan.

Cutehector:
yeah we are saying the same thing... Thank God they ddnt take ethiopia and sudan.

Yeah, ethiopia and sudan still have traits and culture similar to the ancient eygptians. It pains me when blacks think ancient eygptians were whites just like how they brain washed people in the movies.

Mentuhotep II (Reign: c. 2046 B.C. – 1995 B.C.)
Nebhepetre Mentuhotep II was a pharaoh of the 11th dynasty who reigned for 51 years. During the 39th year on the throne, he reunited Egypt, thus ending the First Intermediary Period. Consequently, he is considered the first pharaoh of the Middle Kingdom.

eleko1:
So dis mud/mould cave stone show the true identity of pharaoh ?

Watch this video below and deliver yourself from mental slavery by the whites;


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cHcKzzgYnMs

Cutehector:
Abeg whch continent is egypt in? In africa right? Yeah africa... And africa is home for d blacks right? Yeah blacks! So its 99 percent obvious dat there were black pharoahs...

The acient egyptians were actually blacks before the arabs came and took their land. The pyramids were built by us and not the people you are seeing today.

Sahure (Reign: 2487 B.C. – 2475 B.C.)

Sahure was the second king of ancient Egypt’s fifth dynasty. Historical records and Egyptian art show that Sahure established an ancient Egyptian navy and sent a fleet to the Land of Punt and traded with cultures in the Eastern Mediterranean.

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Khafra (Reign: 26 years, ca. 2570 B.C.)
The pharaoh Khafra is the son of Khufu and built the second-largest pyramid at Giza.

walearoy:
Ok

But My book of bible story says they are white

The bible never stated that they were white...The white men deceived blacks to think they were inferior but we are superior. Acient Greeks came to learn from egypt (black men)..The whites use movies, books, documentaries to deceive blacks but we are getting our history back.

Khufu (Reign: 2589 B.C. – 2566 B.C.)
Khufu was the second pharaoh of the fourth dynasty and is generally accepted as having commissioned the building of the Great Pyramid of Giza, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.

Huni (Reign: ca. 2650 B.C. – 2632 B.C.)
Huni was the last pharaoh of the third dynasty during the Old Kingdom period.

Djoser (Reign: 19 or 28 years, ca. 2670 B.C.)
Djoser (also read as Djeser and Zoser) is the builder of the Step Pyramid and is believed by most Egyptologists to be the founder of the third dynasty during the Old Kingdom.

Khasekhemwy (Reign: 18 years, ca. 2690 B.C.)
Khasekhemwy ended the infighting of the second dynasty and reunited Upper and Lower Egypt after a civil war between the followers of the gods Horus and Set.