These african americans don't hold back while bleeping.
We're All In!

Straight 'A'.

One thing certain is that the Attah once INFLUENCED trade along the banks of those areas (AJAOKUTA and LOKOJA). This is documented among the most prominent precolonial writers on the Niger Area.i.e Lander brothers, Mac Laird etc. The Kakanda tribe occupying most of the place at the time paid tribute to him.

However, something NO ONE has mentioned so far is the reason WHY the Attahs influence came to a halt in the first place. This occured when Bida jihadists raided the place around 1830s. The Attahs subjects Kakanda/Budon groups, BASSANGE fled fulani jihads from Nupeland to Lokoja, from Lokoja into Ajaokuta. They were routed from Ajaokuta finally crossing River Niger to their present location in BASSA. They abandoned their ancestral land and vowed never to come back until the raids ceased. They, joined with another fleeing group from the North Benue banks, BASSAKOMO, will later fight the Igala and gain Independence in this new abode.

Decades later, the Royal Niger/Britain planned slave trade abolishment and went about persuading slave raiding chiefs like the Attah against the practice. They proposed to setup the model Farm settlement in Igalaland to dissuade them from slavery but the Attah rather gave them the land his subjects had earlier abandoned. (Lokoja and Ajaokuta area).

As a result of constant warfare at the time, other displaced groups from above the Niger had already begun occupying these areas. The British (Royal Niger) got there but met other displaced people who had no obligation to the Attah! The Farm settlement project could not take off either. Then, the Royal Niger along with Crowther would forcefully intercept slave laden ships and free them at Lokoja. Much later, the Colonial administration would banish exiled northern chiefs there.

Hence, LOKOJA became a colonial-made town. It is very large truly and various tribes occupy different areas. AJAOKUTA was handed over to those on ground so, ASKING for the land back is akin to UNDOING the entire Colonial structure plus, Jihad disruptions. KOTONKARFE is another level of foolishness entirely.

Ibn Harry's army keeps tactically immobilizing, incapacitating and neutralizing sheep � and cows �

Zimri:
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Thats a hyena cub.
nice list BUT panthers are something else......

Nwaceci1234:
But she make it

many more did not make it

phatlytall:
Take the child bearing easy

Eggzactly! what's the rush?

The historical record shows that of the 10.7 million enslaved people who disembarked in the Americas (after nearly 2 million others died on the journey), more than 60 percent were men. But the genetic record shows that it was mostly enslaved women who contributed to the present-day gene pool.

The asymmetry in the experience of enslaved men and women — and indeed, many groups of men and women in centuries past — is well understood. Enslaved men often died before they had a chance to have children. Enslaved women were often raped and forced to have children.

The 23andMe project found this general pattern, but also uncovered a startling difference in the experience of men and women between regions in the Americas.

The scientists calculated that enslaved women in the United States contributed 1.5 times more to the modern-day gene pool of people of African descent than enslaved men. In the Latin Caribbean, they contributed 13 times more. In Northern South America, they contributed 17 times more.

What’s more, in the United States, European men contributed three times more to the modern-day gene pool of people of African descent than European women did. In the British Caribbean, they contributed 25 times more.

This genetic evidence, the scientists say, may be explained by local practices. In the United States, segregation between enslaved people and the European population may have made it more likely that the child of an enslaved mother would have an enslaved father. But in other regions where enslaved men were less likely to reproduce, dangerous practices like rice farming — in which harsh conditions and muddy fields made it easier to drown, and malaria was common — may have killed many of them before they could have children.

In some regions in Latin America, the government enacted programs that brought men from Europe to father children with enslaved women in order to intentionally diminish the African gene pool.

The study illustrates how much physical and sexual violence were part of slavery — and how they are still built into our society, Dr. Nelson said. It confirms the “mistreatment, discrimination, sexual abuse, and violence that has persisted for generations,” she said, and that many people are protesting today.

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/23/science/23andme-african-ancestry.html

The study began as a dream project of Joanna Mountain, senior director of research at 23andMe, even before the company had any customers. Over 10 years she and her team built a genetic database. Primarily the participants were 23andMe customers whose grandparents were born in one of the geographic regions of trans-Atlantic slavery. All participants consented to have their DNA used in the research.

In the new study, Dr. Micheletti’s team compared this genetic database with a historical one, Slave Voyages, which contains an enormous amount of information about slavery, such as ports of embarkation and disembarkation, and numbers of enslaved men, women and children.

The researchers also consulted with some historians to identify gaps in their data, Dr. Mountain said. Historians told them, for example, that they needed representation from critical regions, like Angola and the Democratic Republic of Congo. The team worked with academics connected to West African institutions to find that data.

The size of the project’s dataset is “extraordinary,” said David Reich, a professor of genetics at Harvard who was not part of the project.

Because it drew participants from a direct-to-consumer database of millions of people, the study was able to “ask and answer questions about the past and about how people are related to each other” that could not be asked by academics like himself, he said. At best, academic projects are able to study hundreds or a few thousand people, and generally that data does not also include the genealogical information that the 23andMe research participants provided.

The findings show remarkable alignment with the historical record. Historians have estimated, for example, that 5.7 million people were taken from West Central Africa to the Americas. And the genetic record shows a very strong connection between people in West Central Africa and all people with African ancestry in the Americas.

Historians have also noted that the people who were taken to Latin America from Africa disembarked from West Central Africa, but many were taken originally from other regions like Senegambia and the Bight of Benin. And the new genetic evidence supports this, showing that the descendants of enslaved people in Latin America generally carry genetic connections with two or three of these regions in Africa.

Historical evidence shows that enslaved people in the United States and the British Caribbean, by contrast, were taken from a larger number of regions of Africa. Their descendants today show a genetic connection to people in six regions in Africa, the study found.

Large DNA Study Traces Violent History of American Slavery

Scientists from the consumer genetics company 23andMe have published the largest DNA study to date of people with African ancestry in the Americas.

More than one and a half centuries after the trans-Atlantic slave trade ended, a new study shows how the brutal treatment of enslaved people has shaped the DNA of their descendants.

The report, which included more than 50,000 people, 30,000 of them with African ancestry, agrees with the historical record about where people were taken from in Africa, and where they were enslaved in the Americas. But it also found some surprises.

For example, the DNA of participants from the United States showed a significant amount of Nigerian ancestry — far more than expected based on the historical records of ships carrying enslaved people directly to the United States from Nigeria.

At first, historians working with the researchers “couldn’t believe the amount of Nigerian ancestry in the U.S.,” said Steven Micheletti, a population geneticist at 23andMe who led the study.

After consulting another historian, the researchers learned that enslaved people were sent from Nigeria to the British Caribbean, and then were further traded into the United States, which could explain the genetic findings, he said.

The study illuminates one of the darkest chapters of world history, in which 12.5 million people were forcibly taken from their homelands in tens of thousands of European ships. It also shows that the historical and genetic records together tell a more layered and intimate story than either could alone.

The study, which was published on Thursday in the American Journal of Human Genetics, represents “real progress in how we think that genetics contributes to telling a story about the past,” said Alondra Nelson, a professor of social science at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, N.J., who was not involved in the study.

Although the work is commendable for making use of both historical and genetic data, Dr. Nelson said, it was also “a missed opportunity to take the full step and really collaborate with historians.” The history of the different ethnic groups in Africa, for example, and how they related to modern and historical geographic boundaries, could have been explored in greater depth, she said.

You guys stupefy me with your tales...
Even knowing the human lady sent the phantom text you still call it a miracle.

OK. Now that you became President what did you achieve?
Did you change the narrative or bring about a revolution in that university or, uplift the black race in anyway?

I see the purpose of your miracle was a show of popularity.
See, the mind is powerful if you know its capability. It really is the only thing you have, why waste it on juvenile stuff like Religion?

Let me tell you, Science >> Religion (God)

My problem with you religious nut jobs is you don't CREATE anything but arrogantly proclaim DIVINITY in long unending rants, Your miracles exist only in the figment of your imagination as well as dose of your minions BUT the works of science is self evident TO ALL.

We have a lot of problems in this part of the world and ONLY SCIENCE will deliver us.

Grow Up, Choose Science.

U wanna be a business mogul or a diva? Loose that damn hair.

There was Gold Coast (Ghana), there was Ivory Coast, if we were to go by the name the same colonials gave the coastal area of Nigeria, then it would be Slave Coast.

The major export of the entire southern tribes was slavery. No exception.

I dey come make I place bet.

“Let me write coconut with my hips”



But come ooh, how woo wee be deterred on above if we don't see and assess d damage?

DON'T WASTE YOUR DATA...

MRS. OYEWOLE HAS A SON WHO BEATS PRINCESS AT WILL. PUNISHES HER EVEN UNDER THE RAIN. WHEN ALL OF THESE HAPPENS, THE HUSBAND LOCKS HIMSELF IN HIS ROOM AND PRETENDS LIKE NOTHING IS HAPPENING. HER CHILDREN TITO AND NIFEMI WOULD HOLD THE GIRL’S NECK WHILE THE MOTHER WOULD BURN HER BUTTOCKS AND VAGINA WITH LIGHTER.
THEY HOLD HER DOWN WHILE THE MOTHER INSERTS A STICK INTO HER PRIVATE PART AT THE SAME TIME BURNING THE VAGINA. THEY ALSO PUT PEPPER IN THE VAGINA AND OVER THE WOUNDS.

Now OP/NL is definitely fvckin with us.
How does DEACONESS 'Mrs. Iyema Oyemola Oyewole' as seen earlier on social media outlets metamorphose to NNPC staff 'Mrs. Yemi Awolola' on this thread. Be guided.
I wanted to say She, her Husband & Children should all serve various term in jail or juvenile correction facility to serve as an example but Alas, this NIG*ER AREA is really a z-o-o!
#sighs

Should've just put NNPC staff. Really no need highlighting the female part.
On another note, I no know say yoruba people too dey do dis thing.
They preyed on her knowing how 'vulnerable' she was. Double victim!
I detest these people bandying kids around from disadvantaged areas in the name of househelp.
I still maintain this is Human Trafficking!! Vestiges of precolonial SLAVERY I guess.

Let's wait for the Prison Prison (Quarantine Act and Infectious Disease Bill wink wink)

The most annoying thing to me is these fo.ols can't even take a beating yet they be drug running.
Once you crack the whip you'll have these vagabonds weeping like babies.
They probably enjoyed torturing the hellout this pu.ssy ass nigg.a.
Wasted soul. What carried you to Al-Queda country?
It'd have been better you remained with your local & beloved Afonja rivalry. You want to claim Big Fish
See your life now, everybody can see & hear you calling Mama Nkechi.

They way ignorant people make videos and share on Whatsapp these days, I'll soon retire from that App as well.
From those washing semo to expose plastic, chewing a compressed towel as tablet, case in point.
Hear them shouting 'explode' as if someone even heard a bang!

Who IS deceiving WHO?

xcon:
. After disintegrate would everyone from SE move bake to there region or still remain in other part of Nigeria. If they will remain in other part of the country then their is no need to divide the country but we most have to tolerate our selves .

Don't you have Nigerians living in other countries?
They will simply become noncitizens and be treated accordingly.
If they require more security than is guaranteed then they can simply leave.
Indigeneship is already a big deal currently we might as well make it official.
We don't need to beg anybody to love and be tolerant. It should come freely.
If at almost 60 years you cant get your ACT together that might be a cue it's just not supposed to.
Please don't bother about the number of divisible parts, it will sort itself out.

This Guy no be Bura'Tai' na Bura'Ubanka' walahi!
Army Chief that lays premium emphasis on media propaganda

WoundedLamb:
What do straight people find so attractive in breats? It's just a lump of flesh!

It's attractive leave am.... but still, it's just breast.

very timely. Just dey strategise how I go take 'enter' their customer service come Monday.

I have received #250 stamp deduction before. still racking my head around that one. didn't get any email.
All of a sudden I start getting smses....
kpam #50 stamp April,
Kpam...#50 stamp March,
Kpakam #50 stamp February. all within minutes, I be like wetynnnn.

“It was clearly a mistake on our side. What the Ghanaians said is that owing to the fact that our High Commission did not obtain a lease, following the allocation letter they got after paying for the plot of land, nor did we proceed to obtain a land title certificate and we didn’t even get a building permit for the new property..

no surprises there.
you'll only be shocked if you dig further.

Its no more FRAUD it's now RACISM huh?
Let each stand by his criminals isn't it?

lol. comparing yahoo boiz to state spies. apples and oranges

Is there no office in FCTA one can call to handle this?
Why is no one responsible in this country.
Maybe I will get Brekete people involved.

He makes he and his family a better living.
He's doing well for himself is all that matters.
STOP all these making NIGERIANS Proud! Proud!! Proud!!! business. It's nonsense.

Is like people in this part of the world think 'I am Proud' is a form of endearment. Then they act totally surprised and innocent when they get the cold shoulder.
You're Proud? OK, then go back to your SHITHOLE.