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vankelvin:
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vankelvin:
East African countries and seatless stadiums be like 1&2

why, what happened at the stadium?

Is it that, it is below standard to hot international games

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
You have just said what I was thinking about.

When you look at Accra CBD, Accra Metropolitan, and Accra City. It is hard to know the physical boundaries. Right now the CBD has expanded so much. If you take achimota old station some people are classified it as part of the CBD. I know at one end the CBD extends past Accra mall what are the order and I don't know to where it get to

Gone were the days when Accra CBD was just Ridge, Accra Central and Tudu.

Now it extends all the way to Legon area

Abohboy:
There's nothing there when I search it so bring your own pictures I can bet that it is either clay works of the Sao or the Nok and if they are from Timbuktu they were made post 100AD and not in the BCEs as you claimed

Timbuktu and Gao were huge trading centers with record and radiocarbon dating as far back as 3100BP who is around 1050BC.... And the existence of the two towns were written about even around 1500BC ..

https://journals.openedition.org/etudesafricaines/17167

Stupid why are you repeating the same thing I told you about how Timbuktu has been way more studied than Nok ?.

Are you on some high grade wee ?


You can try researching Timbuktu clay works and you will see what I saw.

Abohboy:
Bring these so called Timbuktu clay works then and we can compare them to the Nok to see if they're even related as you claim


Timbuktu has been studied ten times more then the Nok culture has what are you on? Weed? Crack? Coke? I need to know what you take for you to be this stupid

Wizzzzmike:
Ghana will always be Kenya's teacher...

Abohboy:
Oh my God i'm speaking to a fool

I'm actually speaking to an illiterate who knows nothing....

It is foolish to even think that Nok clay works came from them ....
Unfortunately it hasnt been as studied as Timbuktu has been studied

vankelvin:
This Hausa thing ehh

I learnt those that brought Islamic religion to Ghana were Hausa people and with time the language spread.

You are kinda right on that. Most Hausa speakers in Ghana belong to different tribes. I think I need to take time and learn more on the Hausa people.

Even where the language came from in the Mali Songhai Ghana empires, it only existed as a language spoken by several tribes and Ethnic groups.

theTranslator:
you're a disgrace to Ghana

you are actually a disgrace to Nigeria

Most of your argument here lack sense

Abohboy:
No it didn't

Timbuktu isn't more then 100BC meanwhile Nok is over 1000BC and manuscripts don't matter

Nok didn't have a writing system as far as archaelogists know but they iron working and their clay figurines are way older then Timbuktu and the Ghana empire there's nothing to argue about stop showing your foolishness

Timbuktu dates as far back as 1500 BC

Their Nok clay works are products from places like Timbuktu and other small towns which were trading centers.

theTranslator:
I've noticed that you like creating your own history

These are documented facts

Which own history are you talking about?

If you don't know, just say you don't know

theTranslator:
they don't have origin in those empires

they were part of those empires

just like Nigeria was once part of the British empire

does that mean a Nigerian is from the UK?


see just how dumb you are?

waa.. see some nonsense comment
What is that even supposed to mean

Did the Nigerian migrate from the British empire or the UK?

What a dumb question to ask

theTranslator:
you're very wrong

you're just a delusional person

You are just a dumb kid who know nothing

theTranslator:
you're now grasping onto a straw
theres nobody that is even up to 50% Viking or whatever anymore


they've mixed out with other Europeans

their languages are just scraps,nobody can speak them anymore


you're just disgracing yourself

That is a nonsense argument..
You've lost that argument, the fact that they are not 100% Viking does not mean they are not viking...

Actually there are so many people who can speak their languages.

Abohboy:
How are those the same thing? Do the descendants not still speak the same language?

Yes they do

Despite the fact that they now also speak international languages

Abohboy:
Nok wasn't a small village wtf are you talking about? There's a small village named Nok but Nok was an empire that spanned Northern Nigeria past the confluence and into Southern Nigeria.

There's no evidence that any group in Nigeria or Benin got its origin from Ancient Ghana at all, you're just spewing nonsense it's either a few refugees from Ancient Ghana in the hundreds came and met the Aboriginals or it's that refugees from the Nile valley came and met with the Aboriginals and their culture developed from there, there's literally no other way to describe it anything else you say is null and void

Nok was a small village of few people ....
Actually there is evidence that the majority of people in Nigeria came from the Ghana Mali Songhai empires before tracing down to Nigeria.
These are some on the few Hausa, Toubou, Kanuri.

The was nothing Aboriginal in West Africa.

theTranslator:
now I know you're deranged
nok is far older than timbouctou
and Timbuktu wasn't even settled as a permanent place in the 13th century

and Nok was not just a small village

it took almost all of central Nigeria

and no group in Nigeria has anything to do with your Ghana old kingdom

I don't think I can talk to you again

Hausa, Toubou, Kanuri people in Nigeria come from those empires

Also, Timbuktu existed far before Nok and it manuscripts are the oldest you will find...

theTranslator:
those groups are totally extinct
theyve lost their languages and theyve mixed out


stop trying to pretend that you're smart


you're dumb!

go and tell a Viking that his group is extinct and see the slap you will receive...

All their languages still exist and is well studied

Dumb kid

theTranslator:
you're just disgracing yourself bro

I already told you

anybody can speak the Hausa language
but there is still a super ethnicity called Hausa with at least 55 million people

choke on that

like I told you, those are people who lost their heritage and found common factor with the language and decided to bound themselves together in Nigeria..

But Hausa itself is not Ethnic

theTranslator:
you're just disgracing yourself bro

I already told you

anybody can speak the Hausa language
but there is still a super ethnicity called Hausa with at least 55 million people

choke on that

like I told you, those are people who lost their heritage and found common factor with the language and decided to bound themselves together in Nigeria..

But Hausa itself is not Ethnic

Abohboy:
You clearly don't know anything about history

Ancient Ghana empire was founded or at least as far as we know actually became large around 300AD

Meanwhile Nok had already covered land the northern extremities of Nigeria past the confluence and had been working Iron and clay since about 1000BC

Nsibidi script has been found on over a thousand monoliths spread out in an area that covers Cameroon, Cross River State and Abia State in Nigeria and they date to about 2000BC

Both are way way older then the Ancient Ghana empire the most likely case is that these people already lived there and already had established nations and languages then those from Ancient Ghana came as refugees and brought aspects of their culture into other parts of Africa

The Ancient Ghana empire is too young for you to be claiming that it is the origin of All West African groups maybe it's the origin of the Asante but it isn't the origin of any ethnic group in Nigeria or Benin and that includes the Fon and the Ga.

According to those manuscripts Nok was just a small village of few people..

We are talking about empires that held people in the thousands with it boundaries...
Timbuktu is even more older than Nok and it was a far bigger community than it..

All ethnic groups from Mauritania Togo, majority of BENIN and Nigeria trace their route to the Ghana Mali Songhai empires ...
Base on the migration routes.

theTranslator:
can you explain why many ethnicities claim origin from the nile valley?

and most of the Sahara is in north Africa
you this illiterate

The Nile valley was fertile ground and Many East African and South African tribes claim origin from around it, as it was closer to many other civilization for trade.

You dumb illiterate , learn

Abohboy:
I'm talking about the people from Ancient Ghana, Or Ancient Nubia, Or Ancient Kemet or which society you want to claim as origin only a few people from there actually left their homeland to other places in Africa the vast majority of these ethnic groups populations were already established before Ancient Ghana was even made

Let me help you here

The vast majority of ethnic groups in today west Africa were in the Ancient Ghana empire area..
Saying this does not mean that Small villages like Timbuktu Gao and Nok did not exist.
That Ghana empire later became the Songhai Mali empire which established Timbuktu, Gao and Nok under it leadership.

And all those happened before the great exedos South wards

Abohboy:
The problem is you claimed 90% how does that work? Undoubtedly populations from large African civilizations migrated to different areas after the collapse and influenced the cultures of said areas but these places already had people living there so to say 90% can trace their origin to one place is stupid

The Nok were in Nigeria and The Sao in Chad and Niger before the Ancient Ghana empire was even in existence a few refugees from these empires could have assimilated but not 90% as yoou wrongly claimed

How are entire ethnic groups across the entire West Africa just a few refugees?
Even Timbuktu existed before Gao and Nok

But the majority of people existed in the Empire while Timbuktu, Gao and Nok were small villages

theTranslator:
oh!

so ghana Hausa is a combination of different "tribes"?

you're just as dumb as dumb30

even Ivorian Hausa speakers are a combination of different tribes and Ethnic groups.. and same can be said for Sudan, Mali, Burkina Faso and all the countries I mentioned before.

Learn and be able to make sensible arguments

theTranslator:
those groups are extinct
they've mixed out and they are no longer functional

you're stupid bro
if you don't know that almost all of west Africa was barren until migration from north and east Africa

you're very delusional
you create your history and you believe it at the same time

None of those groups are extinct... If you don't know, just say you don't know.


Everyone knows that West Africa was barren and all the people here migrated from within the Sahara and not North Africa...
Change in climate conditions and constant attacks is what drove them south to West Africa.

Don't make those dumb mistakes again.


Go and learn proper history and stop delving in lies and stupid arguments.

vankelvin:
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That's in Ghanaian context Ghanaian Hausa people are not considered an ethnic group. We consider them as a Tribe not an Ethnic group

It is not even a tribe among the Mole Dagboni groups ....
The Dagomba and dagatti people the language.

It's only in Nigeria where, people who lost their heritage and realized that they speak the Hausa language, came together and decided they will make it an ethnic group...

Their culture is even borrowed culture from the ethnic groups they found around them.

theTranslator:
you're very delusional
I'm saying they don't call themselves tribes!

or do they?
did you graduate University at all?!
I'll wait for you to bring a source of where they call themselves tribes


not just googling extinct groups for me

you are dumb
90% of west African peoples migrated from north Africa not any stupid ancient Ghana
abohboy see this madman sha
ancient Ghana my foot

you don't know anything

Actually they do....

Go and learn, the internet is a free tool for you to use and see all the Romanic conquest which are well documented.

You are really dumb, do you mean that the Celtic and Slavic are extinct ? Or do you mean the Franks and the Saxons are extinct?

You think they study history in their country for nothing ? Even their names have origin to pinpoint a particular tribe..

Don't be dumb, history is how the US has managed to hold Europe with a firm grip by playing on their tribal fears.


The highlighted comment above is super dumb

The Western Sahara civilization and Northern Saharan civilization had very little contact ...

You haven't finish with one dumb argument and you are already making another dumb argument.

Lunacy Is doing you

theTranslator:
no groups in Europe call themselves tribes
for instance where have you seen Scottish call themselves tribe or Basque? or Aryan?
you're a joke
they reserve that for Africa and other aboriginal people of the new world


where did Hausa originate from?
make I laugh small
I repeat
Hausa is spoken by other ethnic groups but is still a super ethnicity with at least 55 million people

you can decieve yourself all you want

maybe you think Hausa is like Swahili that is spoken mostly as a second language

If you know history, you will know their tribes from the day of conquest...

There are several Scottish tribes that form the Scottish people

If you don't know something, don't comment on it

You have the Gaul, The Germanic tribes which are so many but led by the Franks.
You also have the Slavic and Celtic tribes which are so many..
You have the ostrogoth and visigoths, the Saxons and etc


Are you really this dumb ? Why are you asking me where Hausa originate from?
Don't you know that about 90% of the people in West Africa migrated from Ancient Ghana, Mali Songhai empire?

Just ask for education and you will be educated

vankelvin:
Not exactly but let me end here

it is

vankelvin:
Not exactly but let me end here

I'm actually referring to the Region

theTranslator:
Arab is an ethnic group not Arabic

you like arguing on what you know nothing about
Hausa can be spoken anywhere but there is still an ethnic group called Hausa with at least 55 million people
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hausa_people

tribe (plural tribes)

1. A socially, ethnically, or politically cohesive group of people.
2. (anthropology) A society larger than a band but smaller than a state.
3. (zoology) A group of apes who live and work together.
(taxonomy) A hierarchal rank between family and genus.
4. The collective noun for various animals.
5. (stock breeding) A family of animals descended from some particular female progenitor, through the female line.

"tribe" was originally used for animals
ask yourself why groups in France, Germany etc aren't called tribes
your mind is colonised

it's not by force to post lol
you just like arguing blindly

which group in Germany and France do you know that is not called tribe ?

Do you want me to list several tribes in Germany and France for you?

Tribe cut across any groupings even into the animal world.


See how childish you are , you've gone to raise Nigerian wikipedian editorials?

Have you even asked yourself why Hausa is not an Ethnic group even in the countries where the language originated from?

Have you asked yourself why the the Ethnic groups who speak the language in Benin, Niger, Chad, Sudan, Mali, Ghana and etc are of different Ethnic groups?