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Politics › Re: 'We Don't Allow Nigerians In Here' - Port ElizaBeth by EzeUche22(m): 11:32pm On Aug 16, 2010
Oba234:
lmao, I don't blame you. I was a black american in southafrica because I didn't want to make enemies o.
I don't blame you either! lol

Thank God I can change my accent around.
Politics › Re: 'We Don't Allow Nigerians In Here' - Port ElizaBeth by EzeUche22(m): 11:18pm On Aug 16, 2010
Who cares about that AIDs infested country? tongue

Nigerian men who mess with their women do so at their own risk. Don't be bringing that mess to Naija.
Politics › Re: Gay Nigerian Activist Bisi Alimi Shares His Compelling Story by EzeUche22(m): 11:11pm On Aug 16, 2010
Beaf:
--Straight left, knocks the lights out of Ezeuche--
Do not think I would go down easily like those batty bwoys! I am d real don dada
Politics › Re: Gay Nigerian Activist Bisi Alimi Shares His Compelling Story by EzeUche22(m): 10:28pm On Aug 16, 2010
[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=495020.msg6583300#msg6583300 date=1281993746]nah, dont want your DawgPound to blow my headoff with an AK-47 lol[/quote]angry angry angry angry

Let me show u how I am all man. wink
Politics › Re: Gay Nigerian Activist Bisi Alimi Shares His Compelling Story by EzeUche22(m): 10:13pm On Aug 16, 2010
[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=495020.msg6583169#msg6583169 date=1281992386]I like this law. But you know what they say, action speaks louder than words. Teach me master grin grin grin jk jk[/quote]Come hia and assume the position. I am pretty sure you know how it is!
Politics › Re: Ibb On Facebook by EzeUche22(m): 10:10pm On Aug 16, 2010
Why would he do something like this? He is definitely entering the dragon's den!

At least he is trying. . . . grin
Politics › Re: Milton Friedman On Slavery And Colonialism. A Must Watch For Africans by EzeUche22(m): 8:46pm On Aug 16, 2010
ChinenyeN:
As far as history is concerned, sage is telling the truth. You sold strangers, not your 'fellow Igbos and neighboring Ibibios'. Yes, you may have known who they were, but back then, they weren't your "fellows". They weren't your people.
You have to understand that you are looking through a tribal lens. The most primitive of societies. Ethnic groups form under people who speak the same language. Not clan loyalty. They were fellow Igbos as in ethnic group, but not of the same clan.
Politics › Re: Gay Nigerian Activist Bisi Alimi Shares His Compelling Story by EzeUche22(m): 8:30pm On Aug 16, 2010
Dawgpound:
Later people like him will come and preach about Biafra and all the injustices his people received while at the same time he is promoting injustice against other people who he has no business hating on. Please keep that movement of yours in your Igbo enclave or better the tiny village in Aro-whatever you crawled out of. We don't need to swap injustice for another type.
Do not equate Biafra to your gay struggle. angry

No African group supports your struggle.
Politics › Re: Gay Nigerian Activist Bisi Alimi Shares His Compelling Story by EzeUche22(m): 8:16pm On Aug 16, 2010
Chi-Chi Man Lyrics

Intro:
Bassie:
My Crew (My Crew) my dogs (my dogs)
Set rules (Set rules) set laws (set laws)
We represent for di lords of yards
A gal alone a feel up my balls

Chorus:
From dem a par inna chi chi man car
Blaze di fire mek we bun dem!!!! (Bun dem!!!!)
From dem a drink inna chi chi man bar
Blaze di fire mek we dun dem!!!! (Dun dem!!!!)
Politics › Re: Fashola Wake Up, Ohakim Is Catching Up by EzeUche22(m): 7:51pm On Aug 16, 2010
Nchara:
There is no basis to compare Owerri and Umuahia. One was the capital of a state when the other was a rustic urban centre. Owerri saw it all before Umuahia and so should be more ''developed''.
Actually it is the other way around. Umuahia was the first industrialized town in Alaigbo if I am not mistaken. Even before Enugu. When Umuahia was industrialized, Owerri was just a backwaters town.
Politics › Re: Fashola Wake Up, Ohakim Is Catching Up by EzeUche22(m): 7:42pm On Aug 16, 2010
phantom:
@nchara, i think owerri is more developed,but umuahia is more organised and serene.
Gbam!
Politics › Re: Gay Nigerian Activist Bisi Alimi Shares His Compelling Story by EzeUche22(m): 7:27pm On Aug 16, 2010
Kobojunkie:
A HATE song posted by an AFRICAN towards fellow AFRICA . . next we will cry that xenophobia and racism in the west is the worst of all evils towards the black man!
Sharrap Kobojunkie!
Politics › Re: Gay Nigerian Activist Bisi Alimi Shares His Compelling Story by EzeUche22(m): 6:50pm On Aug 16, 2010
Dawgpound:
Man I love that song dude. Bringing back old skool stuff. We rocked to dis back then. Thanx.
If you understand what the song means, it is talking about you people!
Politics › Re: Milton Friedman On Slavery And Colonialism. A Must Watch For Africans by EzeUche22(m): 6:37pm On Aug 16, 2010
sage:
Slavery was a bad thing but even Europeans sold each other into slavery in North Africa.

Slavery is hardly unique to the African continent so lets stop this American rubbish of "Africans sold their brothers"

Africans did not sell their brothers. They sold strangers just like other people in the world did.
What do you mean that we sold strangers? My people sold fellow Igbos and neighboring Ibibios. We knew who they were. They were weaker Igbo clans to the north, but they will still our people. We did sell our brothers and sisters and we sold them to strangers.

Yes, Africans have lot to repent for. Do you think whites treated their fellow whites like that? They may have had indentured white servants, but they did not enslave them indefinitely. But they did it to people who looked like us!
Politics › Re: Gay Nigerian Activist Bisi Alimi Shares His Compelling Story by EzeUche22(m): 5:59pm On Aug 16, 2010
Let this thread die a quiet death PLEASE.
Politics › Re: Milton Friedman On Slavery And Colonialism. A Must Watch For Africans by EzeUche22(m): 5:47pm On Aug 16, 2010
asha 80:
I thought you saw it as a thing of pride and something to boast about?
Now I have nothing but regret. . .  cry
Politics › Re: Milton Friedman On Slavery And Colonialism. A Must Watch For Africans by EzeUche22(m): 4:59pm On Aug 16, 2010
I am actually starting to regret what my Aro ancestors did with the selling of slaves to the whites. What an inhuman trade! cry cry cry

The ramifications can be felt today throughout the black world. Our lost brothers and sisters who were stripped away from their beloved continent!
Politics › Re: Milton Friedman On Slavery And Colonialism. A Must Watch For Africans by EzeUche22(m): 4:42pm On Aug 16, 2010
As I said, this thread has legs!

Maybe I should return to the fray.
Politics › Re: Milton Friedman On Slavery And Colonialism. A Must Watch For Africans by EzeUche22(m): 12:17am On Aug 16, 2010
ezeagu:
One word for this thread now: FAIL!
Gbam!
Politics › Re: Milton Friedman On Slavery And Colonialism. A Must Watch For Africans by EzeUche22(m): 12:11am On Aug 16, 2010
I know that this thread has legs. I have fought the good fight in this thread, and I shall return.

This is not over.
Politics › Re: Meet Nigeria's Face of Corruption 2010 by EzeUche22(m): 11:20pm On Aug 15, 2010
[quote author=~Bluetooth link=topic=497399.msg6579023#msg6579023 date=1281910722]did i bash any tribe ? I only tell you what's up about ibo girl,all they know is ''EGO''I blame ffk for being so stu pid to[/quote]Let me tell you something, that you should already know as an African. Most African women will only date/marry a man if he has money.

This can be said all around the world. No woman would want to be with a man who doesn't have money that can't provide for them. Every man knows this.

And this is not about ethnicity. This is about being human.
Politics › Re: Meet Nigeria's Face of Corruption 2010 by EzeUche22(m): 11:05pm On Aug 15, 2010
Hey bluetooth you FUGLY fool. Why must you continue to bash a tribe? I have been defending your people in one thread and Africans in general and then you say such ish. angry

I will not get into a tribal battle with you today.
Politics › Re: Nigeria Will Break Up, Jonathan Will Loose Election - Primate Ayodele by EzeUche22(m): 11:00pm On Aug 15, 2010
desgiezd:
Isnt Primate a church title like Bishop or Reverend?
I am Catholic so I wouldn't know. I hope it is a title. tongue
Politics › Re: Milton Friedman On Slavery And Colonialism. A Must Watch For Africans by EzeUche22(m): 10:59pm On Aug 15, 2010
gadogado:
Why is it so hard for Africans to accept that they simple arent as intelligent as other races? You have continuously proven that to be the case both in what you're able to do, build and produce and also IQ tests clearly suggest that the sub saharan African is the least intelligent being on earth.
I say accept the bitter truth and begin looking for ways to make yourself more intelligent and hence more competitive rather that being emotional and defensive!
Speak for yourself. Speaking in generalized statements like that. You may not feel intelligent to others, but I definitely know that I am intelligent. I am more intelligent than most of my white colleagues. And I am definitely more intelligent than you so how does that make you feel?
Politics › Re: Milton Friedman On Slavery And Colonialism. A Must Watch For Africans by EzeUche22(m): 10:56pm On Aug 15, 2010
gadogado

That was a more recent use of Nsibidi. Writing scripts evolve. But it was here prior to the European invasion.

Can you read this?  grin It is Nsibidi. . . Ancient Nsibidi to be more exact.

Politics › Re: Milton Friedman On Slavery And Colonialism. A Must Watch For Africans by EzeUche22(m): 10:53pm On Aug 15, 2010
gadogado:
Im seriously laughing @ the ndibisi sign for "table set" and someone was saying its 1500 years old. FRAUD. Besides, this is not a script its merely symbology, show me the alphabets and the sentences, Im waiting!
You half-caste confused African, do not laugh at Nsibidi script. It is old. Even older than Latin writing system. And what is wrong with symbology. The Chinese script is symbology and the Hindu script as well.

Nsibidi and don't you forget it.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8UHeE9Riqw
Politics › Re: Milton Friedman On Slavery And Colonialism. A Must Watch For Africans by EzeUche22(m): 10:37pm On Aug 15, 2010
Nsibidi Script. . . I will not allow anyone take that away from my Eastern Nigeria people. Something thousands of years old! The nerve of these fools saying we didn't have a writing script. I can't speak for all of Africa, but I know my people had a writing script!
Politics › Re: Milton Friedman On Slavery And Colonialism. A Must Watch For Africans by EzeUche22(m): 10:31pm On Aug 15, 2010
sage:
Britain and France were parts of the Roman empire and have Roman influences including language and religion so there is a connection

And those societies have actually invented recent stuff and dont really talk about Rome

When you hear about British invention they are not talking about Rome at all

French comes from latin

Nigeria was not a part of Ancient Egypt
You cannot say that Ancient Egypt did not have influences across the continent. Just because the impact of Ancient Egypt on Africa has not been recorded, it doesn't mean it didn't happen. I am pretty sure Ancient Egypt influence can be felt throughout the continent.

If the Lemba people of South African can have Jewish DNA in them even though Ancient Israel was found thousands miles away from South Africa, I know for a fact that Ancient Egypt influence also spread as well.

I bet you didn't know that the Ancient Igbo had pyramids!

Politics › Re: Milton Friedman On Slavery And Colonialism. A Must Watch For Africans by EzeUche22(m): 10:28pm On Aug 15, 2010
Onlytruth:
I can believe the level of ignorance being paraded without shame by so called Africans here.

Its truly shocking!  shocked shocked
Tell me about it!  cry

I call it self-hate. They believe everything the Europeans tell them. This is not being Afrocentric, it is about correcting past wrongs.

These same Europeans said Africa had no civilizations. They were refuted. These same Europeans said that Africans could not produce the works of art that can be found in Benin and Ife. They were refuted. They even said that those statues were the remains of the lost continent of Atlantis. Crazy!
Politics › Re: Milton Friedman On Slavery And Colonialism. A Must Watch For Africans by EzeUche22(m): 10:26pm On Aug 15, 2010
gadogado:
@ezeuche

These scripts you're coming up with are concepts that came up very recently. I once showed my professor and a liberian girl that bassa script, its complete bull poo. If it came up after colonization or post European contact, then it doesn't count. All of these scripts you're coming up with came post EC so they don't count. Furthermore, they're pretty much rip offs and modifications of arabic, latin et.al
Are you trying to tell me that Nsibidi is recent! I shall call you a liar. Are you trying to tell me that the Andinkra script is recent? An Ashanti or a Fante person shall call you a liar!

I refuted you.

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