₦airaland Forum

TMKsouth:
U touched a nerve with your last post. Did u see how he resorted to almost swearing? But we're right, he is very boring.

Gamesmart:
Shut up, Black Monkey.

Get back on your tree.

Gamesmart:
Yes, you deflated my hope in Black foooools when you said you voted for an illiterate because you believed he had "read a few books in jail" and had "on-the-job-training".

That is pure evidence of Black stupidity and why Black countries will almost always decline!

TMKsouth:
It's called vexing - a uniquely Nigerian characteristic. Boasting without any basis.

TMKsouth:
Let's talk when South Africans are flocking to Nigeria for greener pastures instead of the other way round ok - which is the current situation. Sharp.

[i]Ps. You're the ones calling yourselves big brother - no other serious country in Africa does. [/i]

1362tw:
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theInterpreter:
what's that?
Never heard of that

theInterpreter:

I never knew you were this dummb

theInterpreter:
give me lists and sources!

TMKsouth:
I get a sense he's not gonna admit it even.after hitting him with all those lists back-to-back.

theInterpreter:
I fvcking need a reputable website!
Black coffee

prosper87:
Nigeria retaining the epithet ''giant of Africa'' remains a subject of controversy since countries like Angola, Rwanda, Botswana and South Africa appear to be the uprising countries. It depends on what aspect we base the epithet ''giant of africa" on; is it politically, economically, demographically?

Firstly, the title was given to Nigeria in political terms because of her impressive role in the decolonisation of her neighbouring countries. So, let's assume it's for political reasons, because economically, Nigeria isn't the giant we expect.

Honestly, Nigeria is really blessed, and in my next life I'll still want to be a Nigerian, but our leaders and us, the citizens have simply lost focus on the main aim of making Nigeria an advanced nation. Now, other Africans now talk down on Nigeria, especially south Africans. It's alright.

Nigeria remains the political giant of africa....

Ovamboland:
South Africa remains the world most unequal country with the whites at the top of the food chain.

That's why you have a large horde of blacks poverty stricken and ever ready to loot immigrants shops. Majority up to 95% of the 35% unemployed workforce in SA are blacks

newbornmacho:
Just wondering

If Nigeria balkanizes, which country could take over as the most powerful black nation on earth?

Note that south Africa is not really a country built by blacks and for blacks and their negritude is in doubt.

Could Ethiopia?

Could any of the breakaway republics from Nigeria succeed in doing this?

Could biafra?

Could the yoruba nation team up with their kin in Benin and Togo to create a mega yoruba nation?

I'm thinking of cultural dominance, music and the arts, scientific advancement, economy , military.

Or will the black world have no more giants but become an inconsequential bloc of the world?

theInterpreter:
Lol
It seems you really have an hard on with these pics

Go take more nyaope

You are not high enough

theInterpreter:
Can you think at all?
I answered that question

theInterpreter:
no like raping is to south Africa

theInterpreter:
you've taken some?

Take some more
I know nyaope is life in mzansi

TMKsouth:

Dang ! Let me drop this here.
cc theInterpreter / Pinky

theInterpreter:
did you go to school at all?

theInterpreter:

Why da ffuck are you quoting me?
This talkative?
I am not as broke as you are

Now get your HIV incubator body into your Soweto shack and sleep
Then go worship your white Jesus in the morning

TMKsouth:
In the very early stages at that. What were they thinking mara - going up against SA, Egypt and Morocco ? They just wanted to be counted among the giants to save face at home, that's why they out in a stillborn bid.

Anyway, I was just sticking to the politics.

theInterpreter:
your brothers are numbskulls

TMKsouth:
Where else but a South African thread, even though he has beef with SA? Isn't that the common factor with all the trolls we've slayed on this forum over the years? They're forever in SA threads.

TMKsouth:
Dude that's why I also googled it . That's the thing with online translation apps - they are too formal. That's some deep rural KZN lingo right there.

theInterpreter:

Triangles1:
Even with their xenophobic attitude their government still has plan for them.

PAWG:
Thanks. We all have our niches. Izilokotho ezinhle

TMKsouth:
The South African education authority responsible for media and ICTs (MICT SETA) has developed 11 new qualifications aimed at addressing the shortage of skilled labour in the country's IT sector.

“As the MICT SETA we are excited about our partnership with the Higher Learning Institutions in launching and spearheading the provision of formal training for 4IR (the fourth industrial revolution) in South Africa,” said Matome Madibana - MICT SETA’s acting chief executive.

“We are hopeful that with these 11 qualifications we are going to bridge the current shortage of skilled labour within the ICT and digital industries and, ultimately, increase the employment rate and entrepreneurship.”

The newly developed qualifications are:

1[b]. Artificial Intelligence;[/b]
2. Cloud Computing;
3. Cyber Security;
4. Data Science;
5. Design Thinking Lead;
6. Design Thinking Practitioner;
7. Internet of Things;
8. Robotic Processing Automation;
9. Quality Engineering Automation;
10. Systems Development;
11. e-Waste.

Madibana said that these qualifications will equip young professionals and the current workforce to deal with the disruptive effects of new technologies, enabling them to innovate and create new products and services across industries.

The qualifications were developed in collaboration with a community of experts such as universities, colleges, and government departments, he said.

https://businesstech.co.za/news/it-services/522404/11-new-subjects-planned-for-colleges-and-universities-in-south-africa/amp/

TMKsouth:
We do it all the time in Pan-African politics. Right now we beat u to be the first-ever president of the Africa Free Trade Area. We beat u to become the African Union chairperson when Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma ruled over Africa for 10 years. We beat u to be Africa's only representative at G20 and BRICS, and currently fighting over the permanent African seat at the UN Security Council. We will win that.

All the time u come bragging about being the Giant of Africa but we sweep u aside like the noisy mosquito u are to us

puremaker7:
i would have love to go to South Africa one day, but I'm afraid of hiv..
Like how did you get to that level in hiv?