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Foreign AffairsRe: Obama Vs Romney : US Presidential Debate On October 4 2012 by igbo2011(m): 2:27am On Oct 04, 2012
Why do Nigerians love their oppressors so much. Both of these men don't care for Nigeria or Africa and will destroy and cause hell in Africa. I don't care for either.

It is like the love of the aggressor. We love the people who have done the most damage to us. Slavery colonization and neocolonization they fund and support many wars in Africa and we continue to worship them. What Is wrong with us?
PoliticsRe: Ojukwu's Siblings Give Bianca Quit Notice From His Residence by igbo2011(m): 12:05am On Oct 03, 2012
Olodostein: Danka7777 has a point.

Reason is a light that God has kindled in the soul. ~ Aristotle.

The sooner we fundamentally embrace Reason over Emotion, the better for us.

Bianca comes across like one with a sense of entitlement. You don't play such game with Giants of Reason as in the case of Ojukwu's educated family.

Ojukwu was a great man in his own right. However, if there was anything like it, his written works would have shed more on his views and philosophy on life.

All in all, let peace rain at the end of the day cool.
Speaking of Aristotle, who taught and influenced him?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLk50p7YdK0
CultureRe: Why Is 'Nigger' Offensive? by igbo2011(m): 10:24am On Sep 29, 2012
[quote author=nnenna.1]Okay, Africa has been raped, everybody hates Black people and the White man is solely responsible for our woes.

Now then, how can WE turn things around for the better?

We. Black people.

Because nobody but us is responsible for our well being.

And let's be honest, we haven't exactly been doing a good job of taking care of ourselves.


@Topic, anyone with common sense would find that word extremely offensive from Non-Blacks. Given the history of the word it just is.[/quote]Check out my site www.africanedp.com http://www.facebook.com/pages/African-Economic-Development-Plan/278164788911610

What you can start by doing is buying African ashions, goods, and art. Also tour and invest in Africa thisw will help. These are ways you can make Africa better!!
CultureRe: Why Is 'Nigger' Offensive? by igbo2011(m): 9:07pm On Sep 28, 2012
cap28: blame must be placed where it belongs - at the doorstep of the white man - had it not been for white supremacy blacks would not be brainwashed, self hating and self destructive. Black americans and africans have been degraded and dehumanised by whites that is why we hate ourselves and aspire to be like our oppressors - the average black person in america and africa for that matter hates himself and wants to be like his oppressor because that is what he has been brainwashed with for over 500 years, had we never had any contact with whites we wouldnt be in the state that we are in today. Yes, we need to undo all the damage that has been done but we must not excuse or try to brush under the carpet the disease that they have created within us.

as you correctly said it is a world wide thing because white supremacy is a world wide system that seeks to subjugate us wherever we are in the world and we must understand that.

Ive read some of Chika Onyeani's articles and i dont agree with his stance - he takes the view that the black man needs to pull himself up by his bootstraps and stop blaming the white man for all his problems - to me that is a cop out because all he is doing is making excuses for the white man as if blacks enslaved themselves and chose to live under white supremacy, he never ever calls out whites and their treatment of blacks in america, neither does he ever criticise white supremacy, infact he makes excuses for it and that to me is the characteristic of a coward. how do you pull yourself up by your bootstraps when laws were put in place to ensure that yuou never owned land, never got an education, never became financially independent, Onyeani is an opportunist who is doing what most gutless black people tend to do -he's blaming the victim for being a victim - he is a sellout and thats why whites love him, any time a white man puts you on a pedestal (as they have done with him, know that you are doign something to harm your people)
Yes I agree in his book he doesn't put any blame on slavery, colonization and neocolonization. There are many reasons but he explains some of the reasons like miseducation. You should check it out: http://www.amazon.com/Capitalist-Nigger-Success-Spider-Doctrine/dp/0967846099

But we need to work together, read and understand our histroy. This is the information age and we have information on our fingertips but we do't use it. I know you are conscious why can't more people just be like you? In Nigeria there isn't as easy access to internet but black Americans and black brits have easier access. We should use it as a means to unite with each other and learn from one another.

is the white man forcing us to buy Italian clothes? German cars? French Champagne? NOOO We choose to do it. We choose to spend all our money in his businesseses, it is our choice. Us blacks world wide see everything white as great. most blacks do but people like us don't. We need for more people to be conscious of our issues. We must also SOLVE our issues. Finding the problem isn' enogh, we must divise ways to implement so we can fix things.

Complaing all day without any actions is a complete waste. We must complain ad find answwers. less talkers more doers. I talk butI also do. I do my site www.africanedp.com and I do some presentations about African history. So I am trying to make changes but many of us just talk. We need more actions.
CultureRe: Why Is 'Nigger' Offensive? by igbo2011(m): 6:15pm On Sep 28, 2012
cap28: when a white man uses the word nigger on a black man he is reminding you of your inferior status and the fact that he has had his foot on your neck for the past 500 years, he is reminding you of how his ancestors ra.ped your mother, wife, grandmother and sisters, he is reminding you of how his ancestors lynched you for fun and sat around with their mates laughing and eating while your lifeless body (thats where the world picnic - pick a nigger, came from) hung from a tree or burnt at the stake, he is reminding you of your zero status and powerlessness in the world order, he is reminding you that YOU COME TO HIM FOR JOBS, HOUSING, EDUCATION AND SURVIVAL , a black man can use the word nigger on another black person but it will never ever conjure up the terrible and hateful memories of slavery, ra.pe and lynching that that word connote because the black man in recent times has remained powerless.

a white man's use of the word nigger is a reminder to you the black man that you are still beneath him - it is a way of showing you how contemptuous he is of you and everythign you stand for.
We have to stop blaming whites man. Us blacks are happy to give whites all our money for htheir goods and services. We go to their stuff before going to ours. Blacks in america give almost all of their money away each year. They have no businesses bevause they are consumers. Read the book capitlist nigger by chika onyeani to understand. Yes whites play a rle but blacks do too. We don't work together and support each other. This is a worldwide black thing.
Music/RadioRe: (official Video) Bands A Make Her Dance (feat Lil Wayne & 2 Chainz)- Juicy J by igbo2011(m): 8:44am On Sep 27, 2012
Coonery, buffoonery new age minstrel show. The owners of these labels are probably laughing their ass off at videos like this!!
PoliticsRe: Lagos Deports Anambra Refugees by igbo2011(m): 2:13am On Sep 27, 2012
shymexx: I've never been to Lagos, but I know my roots and I'm proud of my roots... I don't go about faking it, I'm real like that - and I won't let you talk shyte about my ancestry...

I've been civil enough on this thread before you started talking crap...
You haven't been to Las gidi bro? You are missing out. Its nice! You need too visit asap.
PoliticsRe: Fashola, Clerics To Tackle Noise Pollution In Lagos by igbo2011(m): 4:16pm On Sep 25, 2012
Olodostein: Subscribing. This is a great development.

I hope they stick to it. The environment should and must be protected.
This is the problem with making finished goods. Those factories being built are bad for the environment due to waste. So if Africa "modernizes" then there may be more waste and a bad environment. Look at how beijing is so polluted. Yes they are rich but is it worth it if they can't live there anymore due to smog in 30 years?
CelebritiesRe: Domestic Violence: Frank Edoho & Zaki Adzay Abused Ex-wives Speak Out (Video) by igbo2011(m): 4:10pm On Sep 25, 2012
cap28: women who beat up their husbands are very much in the minority and not the norm amongst nigerians. You are always going to get one or two isolated cases of women who beat up their husbands but in no way is this as commonplace as nigerian men who beat up their wives.
@shymexx and cap28
I don't condone violence but you both have to understand that women hit men a lot in the west. I've been In relationships where mmy girlfriend would hit me but if I hit her back then I would be going to jail. Did you know that the most domestic violence cases are with lesbian couples?

I'm not saying go beat woomen up. I never have but women play a role in domestic violence too. Its just that men are stronger and police are more biased against men (especially black men). But these men who beat their women up to almost death are monsters. Unless a women tries to kill you then you shouldn't beat her up (oor a man) that bad either.

I'm not a sexist chaunvenist male. At all but us blacks worldwide need to get a fix on these gender relations. If you look at ancient africa men and woen fought together in many tribes. Also we were quite equal. Now with these European religions and ideoogies it has changed.
PoliticsRe: Why Isn't Nairaland Used To Fix Africa's Problems? by igbo2011(op): 8:45pm On Sep 23, 2012
bayooooooo: I have wondered while Nairaland has not been employed as a platform to at least address some of our problems. The owner is probably interested in making it a gossip website than a platform for sound discussion. If that's what drive the traffic, why would he behave differently? There are just too many items on the front page that are not even gossip worthy not to talk of newsworthy while a thread like this is hidden somewhere. Get a picture of how Obama yawned in Florida and before we say Jack Robinson, it's already on the front page. It's such a sad thing.

I know you are in diaspora. It's difficult for someone who has lived in Nigeria and then get to West not to be genuinely concerned about happenings in Nigeria. Why? You realize our problem is not as great as it seems. There is nothing in the whole of Germany and USA(the two countries I am familiar with) that can not be replicated in Nigeria. Nothing! But our political process is such a bad path that leaders who are not even interested in being president kept emerging in a country where presidency is everything.

I have come to conclusion that except the Left in Nigeria shun ethnicity and come together, set up an alternative platform, capture the presidency and restructure the country to a workable federation, development will continue to elude us. Some of us are erroneously fixated on corruption as the sole problem of Nigeria. That's not true. The structure breeds corruption and until the system is redesigned, corruption will continue to grow and even become part of Nigerian culture.

It would be nice if great minds from diverse ethnic backgrounds can come together on this forum to even influence and shape opinions. We can control the media, influence opinions and shape direction of discussion on this platform. We can even set up group that can participate directly in Nigerian political process. That's the power social media has brought to this generation. Let's use it to make an impact.
I used to think it was corruption too. That is a big problem but also inferiority complex and self hatred play a big role in Africa. We complain about the government but we send our kids to school in Europe or America. We buy German cars, Italian clothes, Frnech Champagne, American technology, Chinese Products, Japanese TVs and cars. We go to foreigners for everything instead of looking inward. My parents even did the same thing. I talked to them about it and they agreed with me.

Right now I am in school in America so I am playing a role. I admit it but my parents forced me to go to school here. Next time I am going to an HBCU like Howard or Moorehouse for my Master's and get my MBA from a school in Africa like Lagos business School. Yes even though the HBCU's are in America we have to understand that these schools are African schools too. They are ran by African Americans so that is alright. We need to work on working together as a whole and connecting with the Diaspora. Schools like Howard are bankrupt because there alum go through racism in the workforce and don't pay as much as their white counterparts. Also the black professionals have it hard because when their family member dies they have to pa money whereas when a white person's family member dies they get more money due to wealth. We need to have more of a Pan-African approach in thinking. Working with Jamaicans, Haitians, Afro Brazilians, Afro0Iraqis. We all need to work together to tackle our problems because they are all related in some form.

I started my site www.africnaepd.com to tackle some economic issues. But I can't do everything. We need to have a conscious mindset of all Africans but as Gbawe reinstated before. We are mentally enslaved. Japanese people can take a nuke and return back but 300 years of slavery plus colonization (even longer with the Arab slave trade) has destroyed the African mindset worldwide.
PoliticsRe: Nigeria Tops African Countries With Students In US Universities by igbo2011(m): 8:34pm On Sep 23, 2012
bayooooooo: This comment is what essentially differentiates Asia from Africa. I have a couple of Asian friends-Japanese and Chinese to be precise-who can't wait to complete their program and jet off to their home countries. Asians take the knowledge home while Africans stay put in the West.
We are educated servants. Japanese and Chinese will serve Asia before America. Africans serve America before Africa. We are the only people who use education to serve other people instead of serving Africa. We have all these Nigerian doctors in America but Nigeria has a low health expectancy, high child and mother mortality rate.

Also we value Harvard over everything. Harvard was NOT meant to serve AFRICA!! Even my dad tells me to go to Harvard but if Harvard Business School was so good why is many of the companies in Africa ran by foreigners. Why can't Harvard Business School alum run those? Did you know that Ibeto went to school in Nigeria, Dangote in Egypt and Innocent Chukwuma didn't even finish high school. You DON'T NEED HARVARD!! Chukwuma has started a car manufacturing company in Africa without Harvard. Dangote started cement without Harvard. Ibeto is doing Hotels and auto parts without Harvard. You don't need western education for business. Us Africans just worship our oppressors so much.

Did you know that There is a scholarship called the Rhodes Scholarship and the winners go to Oxford (or Cambridge I forgot) to study. But Cecil Rhodes was a colonizers who killed many Africans. Would Jewish people accept a Hitelr scholarship? So why do we worship people who did the most damge to us. That is like the love of the aggressor syndrome.
CultureRe: Why Do Africans Have Foreign Names? by igbo2011(m): 4:14pm On Sep 23, 2012
[quote author=*Kails*]well honestly my kids i want my kids to have african names, middle at least.
it depends on their father though. if my future kids' father belongs to
an African culture then that would be cool.

but to keep it realistic a full african name, tho not uncommon in the workforce and or universities, can forsake their future/chances due to discrimination.[/quote]Do you live outside of Africa? If so you may be right. I live outside of Africaa but I plan to return very soon. But I haave friends with African names who get great jobs and I have African friends with Euroopean names who find it hard to get a job. Also try and encourage your kids to creaate jobs with entreprunership instead of working for others all the time.
PoliticsRe: Why Isn't Nairaland Used To Fix Africa's Problems? by igbo2011(op): 9:53am On Sep 23, 2012
Gbawe: @Igbo2011.

Nairaland can indeed be used as a veritable tool of information to change things for the better and put our leaders under real pressure if that is what the owners of this website want. I am of the opinion that a "Jerry Springer" persona is preferred for this forum because that is what generates traffic.

A few 'tweaks' could do magic and really deliver results. We could , as even only one example , have a section specifically designed to address how the FG and Governors , respectively, are handling States and federal responsibility with a bent on pictorial evidence since a picture speaks louder than a thousand words. Most Nigerians have camera phones. A little education can show them how to upload pictures to the net.

This section can show what the FG and Governors are doing well and , most importantly, what they are failing at. NL can then formally approach the FG and State Governors over 'areas of deficiencies'. Nairaland could become a saharareporter with a positive influence i.e dreaded to the point leaders have to respond - because formal questions are asked before the entire world as per why things are not being done. It is not about exposing corruption and negatives alone only for everyone to then begin cursing and baying for blood.

Saharareporters is feared for exposing mainly the negatives 'antics' of our leaders. Sowore is now feared by our leaders and I am sure they would love to buy him off Abati-style. Nonetheless, I don't rate Sowore's effort as 100%. I think we must show the good being delivered. That way, we can be fair and supportive of those who got involved to change things instead of constituting ourselves into a mindless 'lynch mob' when we can be much more effective than that through making a deliberate effort to understand and utilise "people power".

The owner of NL, because of the heavy traffic here, could actually influence good governance by creating an awareness in Nigerians of how to use this age of information to make it tough for our leaders to sit around doing nothing. Does he want to do that? I think not.

It is then down to the rest of us to do our Zuckerberg thing with a political 'spice'. I am getting feedback on a workable platform for something like that right now and will be attempting to engage certain Nairalanders in Nigeria, Ghana and other West African Nations soon. Hopefully I can push out something formal in future to support this idea.
Let me know whatever you do man. I would love to help support the movement. I have a site promoting African economics. I saw that you did business in one of your former posts. Does your company manufacture in Africa? if so I would love to add your company to the site www.africanedp.com
PoliticsRe: Nigeria Tops African Countries With Students In US Universities by igbo2011(m): 7:37am On Sep 23, 2012
We can get all the degrees we want but at the end of the day we serve the west with our education. We get a PHD in Civil Engineering to work for an American firm and biuld their wealth. We get degrees in computer science to work for Apple to build America. We get a degree in mechanical engineering to work for Ford. We get degrees in finance or accounting to work for goldman sachs or PWC. So with all these degrees we become educated servants to the west. Unless we start to RUN our own businesses then our degrees are useless.

Also with all these so called educated Africans why is it that we always go for foreigners to fix anything in Africa. We gt foreign engineers, doctors, etc. If our education was served to fix Africa's problems we would look inward instead of outward.
PoliticsRe: What Made America GREAT (this Should Be On The Front Page). by igbo2011(m): 7:33am On Sep 23, 2012
What made America GREAT.....Slavery, colonization, neocolonialism, funding wars worldwide to get cheap resources??
PoliticsRe: Why Isn't Nairaland Used To Fix Africa's Problems? by igbo2011(op): 7:31am On Sep 23, 2012
Eko Atlantic: A site that has been hijacked by the stupidity of the Yorubas and infected by illiteracy of the Igbos, setup to display their uncultured and uncivilized character in entertaining the world. What do you expect from such a platform? It hasn't fixed the problem of it's country and you're mentioning AFRICA
If any change is gonna happen, it begins with you.
I am trying to change things with my site www.africanedp.com but it is hard.d Most Africans worldwide are mentally enslaved. Slavery, colonization, media and negative history has destroyed the mind of the African. Most Africans believe everything western in superior so this is why we worship Italian clothes, German cars, and French Champagne. We consume but we don't produce. So I am promoting producers in Africa. I am giving people actions they can take. But I can't force people to buy Africa. They either do it or they don't. But if they don't they should stop complaining.
CelebritiesRe: Omotola’s Husband, Capt. Matthew Sacked From Air Nigeria by igbo2011(m): 7:27am On Sep 23, 2012
cap28: Its quite impressive, im reading some of the articles on it now and will let you know my thoughts after i ve finished reading them.

well done for the effort though
Thanks bro, I am trying to promote African economics. I know you are in UK at the time being. If you can wear African clothes casually and buy more African good and invest in Africa then you can develop the economy of Africa. But this has ot be done in the millions for this to happen. It will be hard but every achievement started with a dream.

BTW I wear African clothes all the time and I am in the states, but I am trying to make my way to Africa to build her ASAP.
CelebritiesRe: Omotola’s Husband, Capt. Matthew Sacked From Air Nigeria by igbo2011(m): 10:37pm On Sep 22, 2012
cap28: grin grin grin grin grin grin grin

me and you think alike

how about the phrase "thrown into the labour market" i laugh i wan die grin grin grin grin grin
that is what i call naija english grin grin grin
@Dassparrow @stagger and @Cap28
What do you think of my site? www.africanedp.com
http://www.facebook.com/pages/African-Economic-Development-Plan/278164788911610
PoliticsRe: Why Isn't Nairaland Used To Fix Africa's Problems? by igbo2011(op): 9:17pm On Sep 22, 2012
I see many posts that should be on the front page that can be used to fix our problems but we there are only posts about gossip SMH.

I created a site promoting African economics but they didn't front page that post. I gave SOLUTIONS to Africa's problems but NOOOO.

Here are links to the page: www.africanedp.com
http://www.facebook.com/pages/African-Economic-Development-Plan/278164788911610

But we rather talk gossip and when we do get together it is for charity instead of real economic investments.
PoliticsWhy Isn't Nairaland Used To Fix Africa's Problems? by igbo2011(op): 8:50pm On Sep 22, 2012
This is a perfect stage to fix the problems of Africa. Most people here are middle to upper class and we have the social and human resources to make a difference. But most of the things on the front page are celebrity, sports, or other things that won't fix Africa's problems. Why don't we put more things on the front page to get African's aware of the problems of the world we can fix them. We have to understand what is going on then find solutions to them. There are many problems that need to be solved about Africa. Can we start using this site to fix them. Not even just talking but ACTIONS??
PoliticsRe: Patience Jonathan Yet To Stabilise - Hospital by igbo2011(m): 3:57am On Sep 21, 2012
dasparrow: Very well said. I use essential oils like pure bergamot oil and Ylang-Ylang from time to time. I also take all natural herbal vitamins/supplements and drink all natural herbal teas as well. I can't remember the last time I needed to see a doctor. Thank God for natural herbs. Our leaders should learn how to take good care of their health before it is too late because running to the west will not necessarily save their lives.
Do you have any facebook pages or websites that manufacture this stuff? I need to add it to my site!
EducationRe: Knowledge Of Self For Africans And Blacks By Dr. Henri Clarke - Video by igbo2011(m): 3:47am On Sep 21, 2012
Danka7777: I was raised a christian growing up, however, as I have grown and became knowledgeable from my studies, I am more of a spiritual person. In other words, I believe in God but don't align myself with Christianity, Islam nor Judaism and many others. The fundamental principle of spiritualism is being able to communicate directly to God, and do to others as I would want done to me.
Yes I am the same way!
PoliticsRe: Patience Jonathan Yet To Stabilise - Hospital by igbo2011(m): 11:27pm On Sep 20, 2012
Olodostein: Our leaders have no dignity and an iota of confidence in themselves and our motherland they rule over. Can you imagine the way they run out to seek medical treatment and the number of them that have died there. How low can one go ?

Women are dying from child birth. Children are dying of malnutrition. These leaders still have the conscience to deny millions BASIC healthcare. Have they got soul ? I keep wondering.

In rural areas, you still find advanced women in their 70's very fit and strong doing work and all that. They eat natural food and herbs and hardly get sick or big tummy. But these new generations have embraced western lifestyle and you very much know all the complications that comes with it.

In fact, our fore fathers were even more creative in treating different kinds of diseases.... However, they didn't document it in writing but passed it down to their forebears who were gifted or learned the process thoroughly and practically. This is what our people negatively label "Herbalist or Native Doctor" today and shy away from all forms of it. Rather we put all our faith in the hands of strangers in distant lands. In essence, our fore fathers were more inventive than us despite the fact that we are in the modern age with access to technology than they ever had.
Brother I can't do everything but if you ever get into th natural foods or herbs business let me know. Ill add it to my site www.africanedp.com

Or if you get into environmental activity let me know. You are very smart but many of us are blind. Slavery and colonization destroyed our minds. Inferiorty complex and self hatred. Its a worldwide black thing not just Africa.
PoliticsRe: Patience Jonathan Yet To Stabilise - Hospital by igbo2011(m): 2:39pm On Sep 20, 2012
Olodostein: Madam Patience have patience, you shall be well.

I invoke all the heavenly vitamins into your body.

To the wannabe's: Take note; A word is enough for the wise.
I wish that the leaders would get healthcare in Africa. We need to fix our health system. But people rather spend their money on italian clothes, french champagne and german cars then make hospitals better. The nature herbs and essential oils can help people bit we rather go abroad. Smh
PoliticsRe: Here Are ACTIONS That We Can Take To Develop Africa's Economy!! by igbo2011(op): 2:32pm On Sep 20, 2012
Olodostein: I get your frustration. My purpose joining this forum was to contribute my quota on how we can tackle the fundamental problems that confronts us as a people. But i later discovered that it is being used as a wedge to divide and more of a Tabloid that follows "trending" stories on the internet to drive traffic.

Its about following the money. This is why hateful and shallow celebrity threads reach 20 pages within few hours.

So i am curtailing my seriousness on this forum and only use it as a medium to pass time when I am bored.

Well, as they say, to each his own. So keep trying.
I wish it was jusy nairaland. I pitched this idea to other black pages on facebook. But they don't want to hear solutions. They just want to complain and blame others. I'm sick of it. Just complaining all day without trying to fix any problems. We have no vision all we do is cry without trying to fix things. I bet Marcus Garvey, MLk, Queen Nzinga, Yaa Asentawaa, and other great leaders of the past are rolling over in their graves. SMH
PoliticsRe: Gowon Tasks Nigerians To Evolve National Language by igbo2011(m): 2:16pm On Sep 20, 2012
afam4eva: If Igbo is not gonna be the national language then to ye tent oh Israel. I'm not leaving English to start s buildpeaking a Nigerian language that isn't mine. I expect people like Igbo2011 to come and tell us to adem Þopt Hausa. Tufiakwa.

Btw, i wonder why Gowon is still walking a free man.
Dang Afam I guesss you love your slave masters and cotHlonizers so much. It was. Due t o YOUR ancestors labour which allowed them to build wealth which helped them finance the industrial revolution. They also benefitte from colonizing your recent ancestors and taking your resources. It is like the love of the aggressor. No matter how bad they treat you in the past and present. You still want to be like them. We're their clothes. Learn their language and culture but go to europe and see how they treat you.

I rather have all of Africa speak Ibibio than English. The language doesn't matter as long as its an african language
Music/RadioRe: Rick Ross – Hold Me Back (Nigeria Version) - Video by igbo2011(m): 3:54am On Sep 19, 2012
Why do they always go to the bad parts and not the god parts??
BusinessAfrican Economic Development Plan by igbo2011(op): 8:37pm On Sep 18, 2012
I have an idea that will develop Africa's economy. Check out this site that I created www.africanedp.com

If millions of people inside and out of Africa can follow these rules then Africa's economy can get better. This will create thousands of jobs and it will make Africa safer. When people have jobs then there will be fewer crimes. Here are 6 simple things that Africans can do to make the economy better.

1. Buy African clothes
2. Go to tourism in Africa.
3. Watch African sports leagues
4. Invest in Africa
5. Buy African products
6. Buy African art

Like us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/African-Economic-Development-Plan/278164788911610

Follow us on twitter: @africanedp

Ever since the beginning of this year, I have only bought African clothes and products. I plan on doing all 6 of these things once I get more money.
I am sick of seeing Africans spending millions of dollars on European and American clothes. If we spend this same money on African clothes then more people will become tailors and this will create jobs. I see many Africans going to tourism in outside of Africa and they spend thousands abroad. If they did tourism inside the continent then this will put a lot of money into the economies. We need to buy Innoson cars instead of Ford. Toyota didn’t become great out of nowhere, many Asians supported them and they finally got big. Africans need to support Innoson so it can become as big as Toyota. We import too many cars and this make forex (foreign exchange) leave Nigeria. When forex leaves then our currency becomes weaker. We need to gain foreign exchange so our currency becomes stronger. we need to be producing our cars and exporting them.

There are companies that produce shoes and clothes that are all manufactured in Africa as well If we support them and work together we can build the economy. Too much money is leaving Africa and I am promoting Intra-African trade. Right now Africa only has 2% of global trade. If we can improve this to 10% then poverty will be alleviated, jobs created, better healthcare, better education, and less crime.

By casualizing African clothes and wearing it more often than to special occasions this will develop the economy. Instead of wearing dress pants and a dress shirt and tie, wear African clothes to work, school, events, and other functions.

If you know any companies that PRODUCE in Africa then let me know so I can add them. Also give me ideas to make the site better. Email me at info@africanedp.com

This is just the beginning, I have only Kenya, Ethiopia, Nigeria and Ghana but i want to go to other countries.

Please post this on your facebook or twitter page so more people can know about it. I am not making any money off this site, I am actually losing money but I love Africa so much I am willing to lose money to develop the continent!!

If you have or know of any companies that manufacture in Africa (noy import) then let me know!

Thank You!!
Foreign AffairsRe: Pictures Of Anti-Japanese Demonstrations In China by igbo2011(m): 2:55pm On Sep 18, 2012
kingblosky: This is a very big lesson to cowardise Nigeria and Nigerians in general. Una see patriotism ? .. They didn't even sell Bakassi; Bakassi was dashed out on a platter of gold and because we fear like babies we fear to fight even small Cameroon ; everybody kept quiet. And some people still have d effrontery to post rubbish here. Shame on us all. Lets learn from this and speak out for Bakassi.
Ee don't have to fight people over an island. We don't need millions to die over an island. We don't have to copy japan and china. Or the folklands. We are just depopulating our populatiin and making it easier for us to be exterminated. Divide and conquer. The indigenous americans were divided and conquered. Who has the land now? We must learn from history and stop killing each and unite.
Foreign AffairsRe: Pictures Of Anti-Japanese Demonstrations In China by igbo2011(m): 2:51pm On Sep 18, 2012
Its funny how people know more bout japanese and chinese history before african. You even know about american nd eeuropean history before African. Then you wonder why we always continue in the same cycle and we don't learn from history. Smh
PoliticsRe: Can Nigeria Ever Be Super World Power by igbo2011(m): 7:18pm On Sep 17, 2012
Once we get economic power we can become a super power. Right now Africa is only 2% of global trade so Nigeria is less than 1% global trade. We need to become PRODUCERS instead of consumers. We need to make FINISHED cars, computers, and other goods instead of importing them. If you look at GDP we are not doing very well.

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