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IlekeHD:I'm okay with this sentiment, but there is nothing supporting indigenous languages currently that would warrant the removal of English right now. I mean, there are no indigenous language schools or universities. English is still the medium of education, and without you may be lost. |
jstbeinhonest:Language rep between Igbo and Yoruba in the music industry is probably equal now, just depending on where you stay. |
MegaMan1987:So these your Hausa only speaking Igbo people, do they ever visit their village? Or maybe they have forgotten the way? LOL. |
British people are two faced though. |
MegaMan1987:English speaking Nollywood is like 20% Igbo. That's why you guys know all these little words. Nollywood is like a Trojan horse for the Igbo language. Ask Kenyans. |
IlekeHD:Frustration. What does this have to do with lingua francas and recognised/official languages. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Africanus_Horton |
MegaMan1987:This is not the case. This is not true. If you're talking about middle class kids they usually know Igbo or just speak English. You might even be mistaken some other eastern groups for Igbo. |
IlekeHD:Joshua Project? Really? That fake evangelist site? |
MegaMan1987:I think you're exaggerating. No, actually, I know you're exaggerating because the stereotype is even that an avaerage Igbo can't speak Englis without adding Igbo. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHv4iyB4MnA |
nwanlecha:It's just common sense that an Igbo person will not speak Igbo to someone that doesn't understand it therefore that person will think the Igbo person speaks their own language less. They're actually being courteous. |
IlekeHD:Oh, come on, Igbo is spoken in more African countries in larger numbers than all Nigerian languages because of trade, yet I cannot honestly say Igbo is a lingua franca of Gabon, even if people greet 'Igwe' in Kenya because of Nollywood. |
IlekeHD:Yoruba is a lingua franca of Ghana?!!! Don't make Ghanaians come and hear that one oh! LOL. Yoruba is a lingua franca of Ghana how Igbo is a lingua franca of South Africa. |
superstar1:No one cares fancy history from about 100 years ago. About 100 years ago France was overshadowing Germany. I'm not going to explain to you why Equatorial Guinea is more strategic today than Benin, it's pointless. MegaMan1987:Because a non-Igbo speaker would know how much an Igbo speaker can speak Igbo because? Clap for yourself. |
IlekeHD:What countries? Please don't say Benin or Togo. |
superstar1:LOL, in what world is Equatorial Guinea obscured compared to Benin Republic? No offence to Beninians (?). |
IlekeHD:Swahili is a lingua franca for a diverse people in east Africa, many of which do not speak English much. The same for Hausa. BBC is looking for ways to spread their influence so they'll spend their money on things which can which is why "A TV service will be added to the existing service for Somalia." |
superstar1:Igbo is an actual recognised language of Equatorial Guinea, an economy whose per capita income is almost four times of Nigeria. Even though there's massive inequality, their HDI is several ranks above Nigeria. http://www.refworld.org/cgi-bin/texis/vtx/rwmain?page=country&category=&publisher=MRGI&type=&coi=GNQ&rid=&docid=4954ce2a2&skip=0 Sorry, it has nothing to do with culture or history, but money influence and most especially power. |
IlekeHD:Do Swahili speakers in French countries like the Comoros and DRC understand English? What about the millions of people who speak little to no English like even in Nigeria, evidently. |
superstar1:It has nothing to do with history or heritage. The BBC is a form of British soft power which they use to spread their influence in whatever way they can, they literally said it in the article. "The World Service is one of the UK's most important cultural exports and one of our best sources of global influence. We can now further build on that." The BBC or the British do not care about your culture or heritage. Lol. |
IlekeHD:The reason they use pidgin is to 'expand' to people who don't understand standard English properly or at all, which is why the main articles says: "The government is to invest £85 million a year in enhancing BBC services around the world including in Russia, North Korea, the Middle East and Africa. The money is to help "build the global reach of the World Service" to half a billion people and "increase access to news and information". (...) "The World Service is one of the UK's most important cultural exports and one of our best sources of global influence. We can now further build on that."" |
searching4l0ve:I know you can't sleep with Benin Republic on your back. Mumuistic mumu. |
StOla:What percentage of your posts are about Igbo people? Please if you can, come and contribute to the Enugu board if you love Aligbo this much. Isecuri? Ty. |
WIZGUY69:Who is consoling who? This thread has nothing to do with Igbo people but every comment is in reference to Igbo people revealing massive insecurity. |
IlekeHD:Igbo women are in Nigeria, white people aren't in Nigeria taking your picture for stealing African beef. Thank those Aba women. You cannot talk of 'sophisticated' weapons while being manhandled by Benin Republic, Boko Haram, and Fulani militia. You need to give examples of why cassava sticks won't work on you this time the whole world has abandoned Nigeria. Remember when I wrote that I will laugh when the zoo burns? Well ask Asa, there's currently fire on the mountain, sea, villages, palm wine joints, boutiques, salon, etc. |
ArodeTsolaye:I na hu kwa? Something Somalians are not rejoicing over, is something people in the so called 'sophisticated' Nigeria are using to do iyanga for Igbo people. Anything for false victory. Wow! |
IlekeHD:Why can't you guys tell this to Benin Republic and Boko Haram? And don't forget Fulani marauders. They're currently hammering you from all sides. Thanks. Igbo women picked up cassava sticks and whooped the British and their minions back to their island. Anioma people whooped the British ass for 20 years before Hausa soldiers were used to subdue them. Nnamdi Azikiwe is the hero of Nigerian Independence. |
StOla:Wow, cry babies have all you attention, or are you just very insecure chasing Biafrans all over the internet? |
IlekeHD:30 years of fighting to lead to Nigeria's independence. The world powers had to combine to keep the Igbo in Nigeria, and they're trying to get out again now. You might have heard. |
Did Igbo people collectively fuck you guys and neglect to call all of you back? Because that's how you guys act. On every thread! Lol. It's like an achievement isn't an achievement unless you can somehow link it back to Igbo people. What kind of insecurity? Even with a petty BBC service broadcasting in all kinds of war zones? What a shame. |
IlekeHD:They found Igbos in the forest and Igbo women bashed their heads in easily when they asked for money. You might have heard of it. QuotaSystem:You bolded, but couldn't answer the question? What kind of funny point is that? Was the American Revolution lead by elders? George Washington was in his 40s when the United States gained independence, was he an elder? Was the French Revolution, Tiananmen Square, tearing down of the Berlin Wall, lead by elders? Were Oliver Cromwell, Mohamed Bouazizi elders? Don't try this your foolish Nigerian stalling and deception here please. |
searching4l0ve:Your entire country is a fraud and a bastard child of white supremacists. Fuck out! |
QuotaSystem:Who are these elders? Where have you heard of a revolution lead by elders? The truth is Biafra has taken deep roots in the psyche of many, and it will continue to pop up. Your biggest problem right now is your northwest which is literally on fire, but all you can think of is people who are trying to be autonomous. Sovereignty has nothing to do with hatred, even if it did, it's their land, let them go. I think the warning is better served to you who is being manhandled by an ISIS faction and now Benin Republic. My gosh! |
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