₦airaland Forum

drunkcow:
So you guys are the ones cooking this hurricanes abi

Yes hehe

AkebajeCreate:
Soft light edit

Nice job

People do crime, crimes we never thought that would happen. But crime reports on TV and radio are making it easier for criminals to attack others.



A crime report is told to make people aware of what might be happening around them, so they could protect themselves. Many times, unfair decisions are made on court( which makes it worse)



Polices also give the report to let know that criminals will be caught in any way. But criminals don't care, they will learn how to make revenge or attack people in a smart way.


Criminal reports are now being 'sharing skills of criminals'. Like 10 years ago, a women named Kamilat had an acid attack by her husband. But still today, some men are doing same thing. Kamilat's attack was the worst attack anyone has ever heard. That crime report has a big contribution for a crime like this to happen for morethan 10 years.


We all know what level cruel human beings has gotten. Crime reports needn't prove it to us. It is causing worst crime repeatition. It's worth it not having it

hustleranthem:
Nice thread..the Europeans always love to take credit for everything..too much history was stolen from Africa.you are making me eager to visit Ethiopia

you can check out some of my topic



https://www.nairaland.com/3972352/addis-ababa-food-table-photos

hustleranthem:
am sure u like the weather

no, tired of the rain now

hustleranthem:
am on break nw..so u not going out today?

It's been raining here for long. I don't think I will be out today

hustleranthem:
so u just chilling at home

call it, u?

hustleranthem:
how is ur day going...u don't have classes?

good. School will start soon

hustleranthem:
if u have a laptop u can download virtual DJ 8..that is the first step,then I will teach u some few tricks

okay, had Virtual DJ. I lost it when I format. Will download it again. Thanks

hustleranthem:
yes love..will u like to learn?

I would love to. . .tell me some

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ednited:
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/sep/08/10-things-africa-given-world

I beleive this is among what Africa has given. . .not all

Jazz

It’s all about the polyrhythms – two or more different rhythms happening at the same time – which European folk music also has but African music spread. The Pulitizer prize- winning composer and author Gunther Schuller wrote that “every musical element – rhythm, harmony, melody, timbre, and the basic forms of jazz – is essentially African in background and derivation”. But Africa didn’t only give us blue notes, it may also have given us Beethoven. This year, a group of musicians revived the question about Beethoven’s ethnicity, arguing that his piano music should be played polyrhythmically and that, as played by most classical pianists, the left hand appears to have almost no rhythm , no soul. Ouch.

Jollof rice

Now that Jamie Oliver has written a recipe for Jollof , the rice dish may soon reach such dizzying heights of popularity that its west African origins will be forgotten. Just don’t ask which particular country introduced it to the world . Cameroon, Ghana, Nigeria, Senegal – its origins continue to be hotly contested .

Ubuntu


In the face of refugee crisis, the word “ubuntu” has never been more important. Popularised by Archbishop Desmond Tutu and Nelson Mandela as a way to heal post-apartheid South Africa, the ancient Bantu word encapsulates the idea of shared humanity: “I am, because we all are.” Here’s how the New World Encyclopedia defines the word that is also used in Uganda, Tanzania, Burundi and Zimbabwe: “It implies an appreciation of traditional beliefs, and a constant awareness that an individual’s actions today are a reflection on the past, and will have far- reaching consequences for the future. A person with ubuntu knows his or her place in the universe and is consequently able to interact gracefully with other individuals.”

Mobile phones

Not all of it, obvs, but in the inner workings of your most precious possession lie bits of the Democratic Republic of Congo in the form of the mineral cobalt, which is used to make rechargeable batteries. According to the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative, the DRC “holds almost half of the world’s cobalt reserves”. And that’s not all: the DRC is among the world’s largest producers of cobalt, copper, diamonds, tantalum and tin.

Mathematics

The history of mathematics is so Eurocentric that most accounts of ancient mathematical systems seem to begin and end in Egypt. But the Lebombo bone found in Swaziland and the Ishango bone , discovered on the border between Uganda and Zaire, both baboon fibulas, are the world’s two oldest mathematical objects – the former at least 35,000 years old . The Ishango bone may be the oldest table of prime numbers.

Modern art


Africa’s contemporary artists
are having a bit of moment, but
the world still largely ignores
the continent’s role in inspiring
celebrated artists such as
Picasso, Matisse or Kirchner. In
the early 1900s the aesthetics
of traditional African sculpture
became what the Met Museum
in New York describes as “a
powerful influence among
European artists who formed
an avant-garde in the
development of modern art”.

Here is the list


Coffee



Italians gave it to us short and
strong, Americans served it
filtered then ratcheted up the
calories by adding syrups,
whipped cream and even
pumpkin. But everyone’s
favourite stimulant originates
from Ethiopia, where it grows
wild. It possibly dates back to
the 10th century , when
nomadic people would have
eaten the red cherries rather
than making a beverage with
them.

drunkcow:
Okay will check them out.what 9ja song do u enjoy

Davido- aye


Yemi alade -knack am, want you, etc


Maleek Berry- let me know


Wiz Kid- Come closer


and many more

hustleranthem:
I need information on the kind of laptop a DJ needs in terms of durability and storage capacity.

Are you a Dj?

numtums:
Does she think you exist... Hell NO. Go f**k ya self.

Someone gon mad. That's my opinon, and I hate her



I DO HATE HER And am thankful she don't know me, who is she even? Who are you even?


lol

drunkcow:
I do SA.what ET artist would u recommend

Betty G- Yikelekelal


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5QWeKU6LMvI


Sami dan- Fikir Selam


https://m.youtube.com/results?hl=en&client=mv-google&gl=US&q=Sami+dan+fikir&submit=Search

drunkcow:
I do SA.what ET artist would u recommend

Teddy Afro - #1 famous in ET
Ziggy Zagga
Abby Lakew
Sami da
Betty G

WORLDPEACE:
Don't mind me. I don't know that Ethiopians smoke anything. I was just guessing. What's khat made from? Would I like it?

Tiwa has one or two cool songs. You are into cool song a lot, it seems.
Listen to "Olorun Mi" sung by her.

Okay, .i'll try that song

Khat is a leaf that grows in ET. It's legal in few countries including ET. Ethiopia get million dollars a year by selling Khat to Arab countries. It's a drug that keep you active and very fast for the day. Many university students use it here but it will definetly cause you health problems

WORLDPEACE:
I thought there's a traditional thing Ethiopians smoke. Give me some reasons why you don't like her.

When it comes to drug, we chew khat. . a lot (not me)


I hate her cuz of the things she do like this one, hate the way she dress up on her clip and none of her song is cool.

drunkcow:
great song

Thanks. . .do you hear ET songs? I hear many songs from NG