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Just30:
you are the one pain that you have no influence in music from west africa


All books written on Music from west africa spend 200 pages talking about music from Ghana and a few 4 pages to Fela Kuti

forgiveness:
Exactly!:

Just30:
you guys hardly read

even fela the student wont claim afrobeat

AskiaHarem:
Bants man......

Shma:
post something like this then we can start reasoning together.

Just30:
you are dumb

Just30:
what you are reading just told you that afrobeat originated in Ghana in the 1920s and you still want to argue


if this is not dumbness then what else

Just30:
just like every typical Illiterate

Shma:
Have gone through the charts from page 700 now in page 5000 and I don't see any development index naijeria is beating kenya. or should we still give you time to continue with your verbal portray of your country or literally lets do pictorial portray evidence based not just verbal portray . Let the game start CBD?

Just30:
you cant even read, how will you learn.

If you ever get to the BALM LIBRARY,
there are big books documenting the musical history of Africa

Go and learn

forgiveness:
Na company wey come buy one korodon of crude oil for here but the guy no one make we hear word.

Just30:
you saw something that was good and has gained influence and decided to join

dont be dumb

Even the professors in African music knows this.

When E.T mensah and co were playing afrobeat from Europe to America to the Caribean, Fela was still a boy in school

Just30:
Origins
Afrobeat began in Ghana in the early 1920s. During that time, Ghanaian musicians incorporated foreign influences like the foxtrot and calypso with Ghanaian rhythms like osibisaba (Fante). Highlife was associated with the local African aristocracy during the colonial period and was played by numerous bands including the Jazz Kings, Cape Coast Sugar Babies, and Accra Orchestra along the country's coast.[citation needed]

Nigeria later joined the Afrobeat wave in the late 60s led by Fela Kuti who experimented with different contemporary music of the time. Upon arriving in Nigeria, Kuti also changed the name of his group to Africa '70. The new sound hailed from a club that he established called the Afrika Shrine. The band maintained a five-year residency at the Afrika Shrine from 1970 to 1975 while afrobeat thrived among Nigerian youth.[2]

from the same site you are quoting

Like i said
dumb dumb

Nigeria joined 40 years after we invented

Just30:
as im speaking, 200 are being processed for deportation this weekend



if you like, you can burn the sea


and if you joke too, we will release pandora by sending 7 miilion Nigerians packing.

Just30:
see the dumb one

your fela came to learn afrobeat in Ghana

Ghana had already been doing afrobeat for 40 years

Just30:
im laughing

your government wrongfully deported two Ghanaians early this year and their but was whipped


Since then, theyve not tried deporting a Ghanaian again.

just like how 1000 Nigerians have been deported from Ghana

Another 10,000 are sitting in deportation centres waiting to be processed.

edon21:
keep DECIEVING yourself. any Nigerian student there couldn't pass jamb in Nigeria. how many universities do you have in Africa top 20

Just30:



the same music Fela came to learn


funny dude

Just30:



ofcourse you wont know

every dumb Nigerian doesnt know their oil sector is owned by foreigners

forgiveness:
And Nigeria mean it this time around. MTN will be thrown out too.

forgiveness:
I don't need Google because I know Springfield doesn't exist here.
Maybe they are still looking for job.

forgiveness:
Hahahaha! Bitter adonko na em dem come sell all the way from eldorado Ghana.

forgiveness:
If Nigeria withdraw all their students from Ghana's university, your education and economy will collapse.

One of your best doctor is a Nigerian.

In short, if we withdraw all our citizens, companies, etc in one day, recession will suddenly come to Ghana.

Just30:
see this dumb guy

Kampac Group
holds a large share of your oil.

same way Springfield holds a stake.

forgiveness:
That's right!

They are helping your economy.

forgiveness:
All thanks to the Nigerian government else we would had annexed Ghana as 39 States of Nigeria.

forgiveness:
Bhuhahahaha! In your fantasy!

You don't even own a screwdriver in any oil company neither do you own any 4 by 4 shop at Alaba, how you want take dominant?

Yobeezy:
He knows it better, there's nothing to believe from your rants

forgiveness:
You revolutionary President whom I saw and heard in a conference live and different spoke about how he pleaded that Nigeria save them from Kuffor who was bent rigging election.

He said it took one phone call from Nigeria president to your president Kuffor to stop him from rigging election after he was warned that Nigeria will take military actions against him if he dared rig the election.

Nigeria demonstrated their seriousness when a fighter jet with cheif of army staff went to Kuffor univited.

Fear catch the guy, he no try am.

Yobeezy:
Excuses as usual, we all know them as Nigerians, so file them elsewhere.
I applaud them for exposing how backward your country is

Yobeezy:
Preserve this ignorance to your po*nstar president as he was being referred to by your fellow Nigerians.
Truth is extremely bitter, you like arguing over stupid things kurruption nigga.

forgiveness:
Why did 500,000 Ghanaian flee eldorado Ghana to seek refuge in Nigeria? Dat is the Koko.