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Rubbish! Muslims and Christians historically cannot stand one another. Its about Beliefs tied to MONEY!!!! It's about saving souls - then they get tired of that and begin running off with BAGS OF LOOT! |
Yup the Ashanti's were SLAVE catchers for the Europeans. The only way they enslaved the Much Bigger physically Northern Ghanians was because of GUNS!!!! Today, the Ashanti's know they are little men and FEAR the much bigger Northerners - and they consider them backwards. Ghanians here in the states believe they are BETTER than Nigerians. That Nigeria is a corrupt cesspool of stagnation and that THEY are moving forward, this is yet to be seen since they are NEWLY indebt to the IMF and Worldbank. Remember when Nigeria once thought it was the Darling of Africa? we shall see when they start producing that oil, lol |
morpheus - you have a point. Especially that Indian Monkey and the Indians. same family. only 2% difference. ******************* Which goes to PROVE the theory of EVOLUTION. You will have a difficult task in finding an American Monkey and the s0-called American man. which is why EVERYONE who comes HERE have a RIGHT to be here. |
What's up with all these ridiculous threads everywhere sef? Undecidedlearn how to[b] read[/b] instead of passing judgment |
Do you even know him?It only takes 30 seconds to recognize a fraud. as soon as yo open your mouth, you tell the world who you are. ***************** Basically, what he's saying is, "i'm smarter than you, AND, I'm more assimilated into Western Culture that the rest of you barbarians" I would have more respect for him IF he was a TEACHER than a useless egotist. |
he uses his language to make other feel small. This is intentional and deliberate. He's hiding low self esteem. Why "create" a bullshi.t persona? Because he believes his own is inferior. Stringing long unknown words to the listener is annoying and causes people to tune you out. ************** These words are only to be used by the people that know them. i.e. doctors using medical terminology to doctors. He's using them on people to belittle them. |
This Sh.t have got to STOP! Black people killing innocent Black people is NOT cool! This reinforces white people thought, that Black people are brute Animals. |
809 million people have died in religious wars. That’s nearly a billion people. Oftentimes, a retort is that secular ideals and Godless Communism have killed many more. It is true that Stalin, among others, slaughtered his own people by the millions during the industrialization of Soviet Russia. By comparison, 209 million have died in the name of Communism. Some 62 million died during World War II, civilian and military, on all sides. Conclusively, more people have died in the name of religion than in the name of Communism or Hitler, or the two combined times two. I know its taboo to not believe in God, but what was that BASTARD doing while those women and children were being slaughtered? ![]() Allowing it? Man, I can't get with a god that allows so much pain. ![]() |
The facts are that Fulani folk attacked a Berom village and killed hundreds of women and children.Straight Cowards. Real men kill Real men. This 3:00 a.m. sabotage is straight-up B.itch Type! |
Religion is the DEVIL! |
They are getting TIRED of paying Bribes to Somalian THUGS that block the roads so they can get the food to the starving people. |
so cap28, how can we stop it?Where you at Cap28? You disappeared when I asked about ACTION! or are you "all talk and no action?" |
It is rumored that he has gone to Saudi Arabia for medical treatment of a condition that nobody is quite certain about. After three months, the public starts to speculate as to whether or not he is still alive. As a result of failing to follow the correct constitutional steps to ensure that the country would be run in his absence, Vice President Joe Biden has been unable to take power. The country is leaderless, in political turmoil, and Americans are left wondering what is going on. Nearly four months later, the protests of a despondent and resigned public prompt some action and Biden steps in to run the country. Shortly after that, Obama reappears—still not telling anyone exactly where he has been, nor the truth about the current status of his health. Access to him is limited and first lady Michelle Obama starts taking interviews on his behalf. It sounds bizarre. Unthinkable, even. Yet this is exactly what has been happening in Nigeria since late November when the president, Umaru Yar’Adua, left in secret to go to Saudi Arabia for medical treatment, leaving the country teetering on the brink of a political crisis, calling into question the very nature of Nigeria’s democratic process and sparking a new sense of urgency for change and reform within the country. He has not addressed the public since November 2009, when he left the country to have inflammation of the lining around his heart treated. No one heard from him in February, when Vice President Goodluck Jonathan became acting president, or since Yar’Adua’s return to Nigeria last week. How did we get here? In 1999, after years of military rule which followed Nigeria’s independence from Britain and failed experiments in democracy, the country finally embraced civilian rule and the democratic process. However, the self-serving attitude and actions of a supposedly democratic leadership, which often seems to be no different from that of the former military rulers, continues to prohibit Nigerians from fully reaping the fruits of democracy and from having the country run at full capacity. Let’s be clear what “not running at full capacity” means. It means that Nigerians are now used to power outages that can last months. They have become used to sitting for hours in traffic on roads with gigantic pot holes and no road signs in which innumerable vehicles, people and perhaps even a random animal jostle for space. They have become used to the corruption that has become a part of the fabric of everyday life, and the incredible gap between the poor—who can live on top of each other in shacks—and the rich—who live close to them in compounds and mansions. They have become used to substandard education and universities that spend half of the year on strike. They’ve become used to their leaders enriching themselves out of the pockets of the people who they are supposed to serve. These problems didn’t always exist. My parents often talk of a time—in the 1970s—when Nigeria functioned well. However, the negative effects of military rule, particularly that of General Sani Abacha between 1993 and 1998, took hold and have not fundamentally been altered by democracy. Abacha was responsible for many human-rights abuses, as well as a slow but steady increase in corruption and a lack of investment in Nigeria’s infrastructure. Despite some efforts from the president who came before Yar’Adua, the corruption has continued. It is a tragedy that Nigeria—nearly 50 years after its independence from colonial rule—is still falling so far behind its potential. Just a few months ago, Princeton Lyman, the former U.S. ambassador to South Africa and Nigeria, said that Nigeria risked becoming irrelevant as other, better-managed countries, such as Ghana (where oil has recently been discovered) rise to prominence on the international stage. Yar’Adua’s 2007 election was controversial. Many Nigerians believe that he is essentially a puppet who was handpicked to lead by former President Olusegun Obasanjo and that election rigging ensured that his party—ironically called the People’s Democratic Party—won. Since his election, a number of undemocratic incidents have damaged Yar’Adua’s public image. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, an anti-corruption body which seemed to show that Yar’Adua was doing something positive for Nigeria, was undermined by the ouster of its chairman, Nuhu Ribadu. After having successfully prosecuted hundreds of Nigerian corruption cases, Ribadu was sacked by the Nigerian Police Force two weeks after close friend of Yar’Adua, River State governor James Ibori, was charged on 170 counts of corruption by the EFCC. One of those counts alleged a $15 million bribe that Ibori had offered to—and was refused by—Ribadu. Ribadu now resides outside of Nigeria, essentially in exile. This week, the ruling party asserted that it wants the next president to come from the Muslim north portion of Nigeria. This rules out Vice President Jonathan, as well as anyone else from the Christian south portion of Nigeria. The north/south division is an ongoing sensitive issue in Nigerian politics and society, with a history fighting having taken place between Muslims and Christians. Under the terms and conditions of the People’s Democratic Party, leadership must be evenly split between the two faiths. Yar’Adua, who is Muslim, is only half way into his first four-year term, while the last leader, Obasanjo, was a Christian. If there is indeed anything to be gained from what has been going on, it is that Yar’Adua’s absence has sparked an outrage in Nigerians. For the first time in years, people have not just been talking about what’s going on, but taking action. Protests and newspaper articles are part of that. Many organizations dedicated to change have sprung up, including the nonprofit Nigeria Leadership Initiative (NLI), of which I am a member. NLI is made up of Nigerians, both inside and outside of Nigeria, who are dedicated to transforming leadership and values for the benefit of the Nigerian society. Political action also has an important role: Just this week, Nuhu Ribadu announced that he would be setting up a shadow government. That’s the kind of action that Nigeria needs. There is much that’s going on in Nigeria that is great. Recent years have seen a real boom in business and cultural activities in the nation, and many Nigerians who were born or educated in the West have been returning in droves, bringing with them new ideas and attitudes. It is now in the hands of Nigerians to be cause in the matter of helping the country become a fully functioning and fair democracy that works for the greater good. We all have a vision that we wish to see come to life, so that Nigeria can be a shining beacon of African success. If the leaders won't do it, we, the people, can and must. &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& Lola Adesioye is a black British sociopolitical writer of Nigerian descent. |
richyblack you are not in somalia |
Nigeria as a state has nothing to be proud about. I just came back from Ghana after spending 9 months there and I will tell you that there infrastructure is surpassing our own.MAYBE? Yet Facts are FACTS! Ghana took out a HUGE loan from the IMF. (google it) Ghana will have to pay that back. If Ghana Defaults, God help them. As you probably know, African countries that have oil have not fared well because of corrupt oil companies Ghana is NOT exempt. There are oil companies with 10x's Ghana's GDP. They WILL try to corrupt Ghana's politicians. (they probably already have) as we all know , politicians are some of the most EGOTISTICAL mofo's to ever walk the earth. Especially, here in the United States. Corporations RUN this country. What makes you think Oil Companies are not going to try to RUN Ghana? I'm on the fence with this. At first I was PROUD of Ghana's rise. Yet because of past precedents - I'm very leary that Ghana can overcome its own Greedy politicians. For example: If someone handed you a suitcase with 30 million dollars would you sell out your country, for you own self gain? This is the question facing all developing nations that deal with OIL Corporations. OIL is the DEVIL |
typical nigerian in America, dude you swear you know everything about everything. when in reality - you know NOTHING about nothing. you are a WhiteNigerian. A Sellout. A brouha ha ha. You are worthless to your people - because you do nothing to uplift them. ******************************************* http://www.xe.com/ucc/convert.cgi?Amount=1&From=USD&To=NGN&image.x=52&image.y=14&image=Submit 1.00 USD = 150.650 NGN Translation $100 American dollars is Equal to $15,065.00 Nigerian Nairas |
Mandingo, you are one of the most irratating people I've ever seen on the internet!I understand why your Elites steal from you. but I cannot understand why BLACK LEADERS would allow other Black people to wallow in filth. Ya'll must have done something to your leaders for them to treat you and your country this way. |
The bottom line is British media and its people are racists cun.ts who will do anything to prove that blacks let alone South Africans are backwards people.Yes Zuma made his mistakes especially by sleeping with a infacted woman without a protection, but our country has long been a target by this racists for years.Even during Mandela's time as a president.Mbeki presidence experience the same reporting.and I agree with this also. |
we are already tired of your bullshit and you guys are going to be in for a shock very soon when our militant groups resume their sabotage of the oil wells in the niger delta region - hopefully that will cause the price of oil per barrell to go through the roof again triggering a meltdown in your precarious economy.Hopefully sooner than later. America is NOT innocent. America is packaged as THE RICHEST COUNTRY EVER, THE GREATEST COUNTRY EVER, mofo's here believe that shit. They soak it up. America have some crafty mofo's in power here. They sit in THINK TANKS and scheme on ways to DEFRAUD poor people around the globe out of their money and labor. I read the book "shock doctrine" Damn! Haiti is in for an unwanted surprise. the white man is not our friend he pits us against each other and he loves it when we are tearing each other down, no white man wants to be held responsible for the damage he has done and still continues to do to our race therefore if there is someone out there letting him off the hook and shifting responsibility away from him for all the atrocities that he has committed and continues to comitt as we speak he will embrace that person.[size=18pt]WORD![/size] he fails to address the ongoing aggression that progressive african leaders face the minute they stand up to america and europe and refuse to be pushed around and treated like animals - id like to know why he remains silent about the US's practice of sponsoring coup d'etats, overthrow of legitimate democratic regimes, arming and funding of dictators, the use of international financial institutions to keep africa in debt, covert counter insurgency militia groups that are trained by the US govt to overthrow progressive govtsHis was an attack on HIS people. I posted it to attack that knucklehead mofo in D.C. for attacking AA's. America IS the biggest Terrorist nation on the planet. This is why America turns around and accuses others of the very behavior they have created and sponsoring. The American public buys this Bullsh.t lock stock and barrell. American are scary a.ss mutha/f/uck/ers. Look at Iran. American overthrew their very popular elected president in 1953 because he wanted to take back his oil wells from Britian. They put in the Shah until STUDENTS overthrew him in 1979. Then America turned around and sold weapons to Iran in the 1980's during the Iran/contra affair. They also put crack cocaine in the black community to buy the weapons from American manufacturers to defeat the socialist contra's. Today America is mad at Iran because they want to sell their oil using Euro's instead of Dollars. This is Why America attacked Iraq. Saddam Hussein was going to use the Euro instead of the Dollar. Because the British uses the pound instead of the Euro it jump in because Britian have a lot of American petro dollars proping up its economy. This is an UGLY a.ss racist Greedy conniving country filled with Hellish White men that will stop at nothing to amass MONEY. so cap28, how can we stop it? |
@mandingo thanks for posting that article by chika onyeani - i agree with the basic thrust of his argument, however i notice that he seems to have completely exonerated whites from any blame in most if not all of the arguments he raises.Cap you a smart dude. too bad many of your Nigerian Brotheren RECREATES Tribalism here in the states. I didn't know JACK SH.T about Nigeria until I met so many nasty a.zz Nigerians. I said Nigerians, not Africans. For some reason Nigerians bring with them a sh.tty a.zz attitude that is beyond me. After researching (the bad parts of nigeria) to throw back at them - I came back depressed, angry and sullen. Yet daily, African Americans get bombarded with Tribalistic retorts of how backwards African Americans are and how progressed the Nigerians are ![]() I wouldn't go to Nigeria to LOOK DOWN on Nigerians. So why are Nigerians in America (trying) to look down on Black Americans? It's called low-self esteem, If Nigerians were such a bomb a/z/z people they would compare themselves with their contemporaries, instead of Broke a.zz drug addicts and alcoholics littering the American landscape. |
Intellectual Bankruptcy of the African Elite By Chika Onyeani Afrstime@aol.com In a highly provocative piece culled from his book, Capitalist Nigger: The Road to Success, pp. 97-119, Chika Onyeani concludes that the African educated elite is a failure, an individual who is not useful to the society, either in Africa or even as migrants. "The African elite has been a total failure; they cannot raise their heads in the community of scholars or the intelligentsia. They want to continue to sit at the head of the totem pole, being spoon-fed, rather than at the head of the battle line leading the masses of Black people throughout the world. That they have not been able to understand that the total Black race is under economic slavery is a testament to their half-education and illiteracy. A community cannot survive when its so-called educated citizens are morally and intellectually bankrupt and decrepit. You cannot have a community whose intelligentsia are mere parasites of other cultures." Africans are not a forceful people, neither are they aggressive to the point of a fight to the finish. We are not resolute in our commitment to a goal and lack the devil-may-care doggedness needed to scale a Mount Everest or the Himalayas. We are easily influenced and distracted in pursuit of a quest to reach a set goal and to be the best that are destined for us. Intellectually, we are bankrupt and decrepit. We have a very short attention span, and have a very short burst of energy which easily extinguishes in the face of impediment. We prefer to be parasites of a culture which we had no hand in creating, a Caucasion culture which took them years to perfect, and which we cannot easily emulate in its basic tenets - a predisposition to make wars not only on themselves but more so on others for intimidation and supremacy. Unlike his Caucasian counterpart, the African is a compassionate fool, easily influenced to hospitality of known enemies because of their acts of deceitful intentions. The balkanization of Africa by the six Caucasian nations, Britain, France, Spain, Italy, Portugal and Germany, resulted in the creation of disparate and at best, baseless boundaries, countries without geographic significance. The fig ht to gain independence, was not so much the aggressive pursuit of the goal of independence by African leaders, as the realization by the Europeans that they had looted all that they needed to loot from Africa. The leaders of Africa who benefited from the handout of independence to African countries had no concept of the ideals of rulership they were inheriting other than their desire to displace the Europeans in their oppression of masses of the people and their opulent lifestyles with the resources of the people. These leaders' vision was in stark contrast to that of Nelson Mandela and Kenyatta, the Kenyan Mau Mau leader, Kwame Nkrumah, Mwalimu Nyerere, and Nnamdi Azikiwe, all of whom were ready to give up their lives in pursuit of the freedom of their people. They understood what it was to be independent and free and were ready to give their lives to attain that goal. The lack of commitment to the real meaning of freedom and independence by those African leaders who "won" independence for their respective countries from their former colonial masters has done more to impugn the intelligence of the Blackman and raise more questions about his ability to govern himself. Today, Africa is worse off than when it gained independence from the former colonial masters. The standard of living of the masses has decreased steadily since gaining independence to the extent that now there is more malnutrition, more diseases, less provision of essential services, such as good roads, clean drinking water, good health care provision and less freedom to express one's views. The promise of independence has hardly been fulfilled. Africa has incurred more debt, yet has nothing to show for it. The debts incurred were used more for grandiose projects than for services to benefit the people, such as the late Houphuet-Boigny's $1 billion to build the so-called biggest and best known Cathedral in his remote village in Yarmousoukro in the Ivory Coast. That is $1 billion to build a Cathedral that is now not being utilized by the people, a large amount of money gone down the drain. Was it necessary to build such a Cathedral and deny the people essential services? The issue in this portion of the book is not so much to show that the leaders have not provided the leadership which would make us proud and show that we can stand on equal footing with the rest of the world, but rather to show the intellectual bankruptcy of the so-called African elite. The elite, rather than the majority of the crude African leadership, stand out as the single group which has damaged Africa most because of their quest for an easy life of luxury. This is the group that took over the baton from the former colonial rulers. They took over the opulent life lived by the oppressors. Rather than eliminate the excesses of the Caucasian masters, the elite saw their takeover as an opportunity to double the pain of the masses of the people. Their claim to the throne vacated by the Caucasians was that they had gone to school, an education in which practical learning was not a requirement. The elite inherited the European's position; he inherited his huge offices; he inherited his more than 10 messengers; he inherited his intimacy on demand from his numerous secretaries; he inherited his disrespect of his subordinates; he inherited more than three cars; he inherited his huge houses with several servants and drivers. He inherited his demand for unquestioned authority and obedience. He was pampered beyond human endurance by the masses who expected to see a difference from Caucasian behavior. Instead they found that their behavior, in most cases, was more tyrannical than their Caucasian predecessors. But the elite's excesses would not be allowed to go on forever unchallenged; unfortunately, the challenge came from the wrong quarters - the military. One by one, African governments were taken over by military men of questionable character - immoral and illiterates such as Idi Amin of Uganda, Emperor Bokassa of the Central African Republic, Sergeant Doe of Liberia, Mobutu Sese Seko of Zaire, Sani Abacha of Nigeria. Jammeh of the Gambia is the latest in a line of idiots who seized power because they possessed the gun, and then quickly seized the ballot box in a corrupt election to declare themselves democractically elected. The greatest sin of the African elite is not opening their mouths to challenge these despots. They feared for their opulent lifestyles. They feared losing their presents of money stolen from the masses for their love-peddlers; they feared being deprived of air conditioned homes when the masses are out in the streets without electricity; they feared their swimming pools not being filled with water when the average man could not even get a clean drinking water and had to depend on polluted and infected streams to get his water; they did not want to be deprived of attending Clubs and drinking free drinks at the expense of the masses; they did not want to be deprived of trotting around the globe. The Europeans, on the other hand, decided to let these buffoons be perceived as having taken over, and they exercised, and continue to exercise, power over these puppets in any major decision making. Unfortunately for the African elite, the buffoonery called the African military had their own ideas of personal enrichment and aggrandizement. The elite was the first to congratulate any military idiot who seized power and protest how their predecessors had corrupted the country and looted its treasury. They danced to the tune of the new dictator in the hope that they would be spared their opulent lifestyle. But the military being who they are, preferred to spend the country's largess and money on their string of loose women rather than on the comfort of the elite and the provision of essential services to the masses of the people. They cut off their privileges and curtailed their attempts to question why their lifestyles were being scrapped. Those who attempted to question the military, were quickly jailed or executed to send a message of intimidation to others never to attempt such a "disrespect of constituted authority." At the first sign of a contraction of their lifestyle, most of the elite packed up and fled Africa, to the United States and Canada, and others to European nations. Today, there are about 2.5 million Africans in the United States of America. The majority are the elites who fled and the new elites who are planning to return to an extravagant life of abundance. Hence, the African immigrant group has been declared by the U.S. Census Bureau as the most educated immigrant group in America. But beyond the fact that he is highly educated, the African immigrant, unlike his Inidan, Chinese and other immigrant counterparts, has not had any visible impact on America. Most are still caught up in their loss of opulent lifestyles in Africa, and have not been able to assimilate into a society which does not recognize whether you are a "prince," a "chief," a "commoner," son or daughter of wealthy parents, but only recognizes what you have accomplished by yourself. There is this nauseating nostalgia about "life back home, where I had seven servants, who washed and ironed my clothes, where I did not know where the kitchen was situated in my own house, where I had five drivers for my five cars, where I could have as many women as I wanted, where I rubbed shoulders with powers that be, where everybody called me Sir/Madam, where people understood that I was a very important person (v.i.p.), where I took 30% of all contracts I awarded. Now I am just a number in America SS: 123456789. In America, nobody knows who I am and hardly cares; they don't recognize that I am a prince or chief who is a security guard, right? , on and on, ad infinitum ad nauseam. The so-called educated African in America is tragically damaged psychologically between his concept of his own importance and the reality of American life. Many have been living in a dream world of returning home to granduer, and avoid being assimilated in the American society until their coffin has to be sent back to their homeland, without accomplishing anything: avoidance of participation in the American way of life, which is looked on as inferior, and the reality of not having made any contributions to a continent which is beckoning for people with ideas to return to contribute to the economic development of the area. Africans talk incessantly about their homelands - they know everything that happens there. They criticize everything. They will sit and talk a whole day about the leaders who are creating one problem or another, without ever offering solutions. They have all kinds of organizations - compounds, villages, towns, counties, provinces, states, countries - the missions of which is the betterment of the area back in Africa, but which in actual fact is used for displaying the same self-importance which the American society had denied them. Saturday after Saturday, Sunday after Sunday, there is this meeting or that meeting. People come there, list all their degrees, the schools they attended, the positions they occupied back home, their parents standings in society. By the time they finish reciting all their accolades, the time for the meeting has more than elapsed and the same happens the next meeting. In Africa, we have a saying that "You don't chase after a mouse when your house is on fire." But it seems that Africans in America have perfected the science of chasing after a mouse when their house is on fire. With the meetings, all the boastings, Africans in America cannot claim to have made an impact in America in matters concerning Africa, or in Africa with all the wars, diseases, famine and all kinds of problems going on there. More than 800,000 Tutsis and Hutus were killed in Rwanda; Africans in America did not lift a finger of help even in just expressing their sympathies, gathering blankets, foods, medical supplies and drugs or even toys for the children. It is the same story all over the continent. Even now when there is a pandemic of AIDS, Africans in America seem unconcerned. There is the war in Sierra Leone, where thousands of children and women have been despoiled, decapitated and murdered. Africans in America have not lifted a finger of protest against these genocides. The African in America does not understand what it means to be committed to a principle of alleviating the sufferings of their people. They are much more concerned with their silly importance, where everybody is a "chief and," as they say in America, "no Indians." I have yet to find a group of Africans in America who have decided to volunteer to go to Africa for any relief work. Yet, they express all kinds of anger when they see a Caucasian man or woman carrying an African child, or leading a group of wounded children or women, in any war torn area in Africa. They will spend an eternity discussing the pros and cons of that Caucasian man or woman carrying that child, rather than do something about it themselves. I repeat that the African in America is intellectually bankrupt and decrepit. Here is a group which is regarded as the most educated immigrant group in america, they are yet to accomplish even one twentieth what their Indian, Chinese, and Korean counterparts have been able to accomplish in America. In America, Indians are one of the best shining examples of success in so many categories of American business that they can no longer be discounted politically, economically or socially. In New York City, the Indians control all the newsstands, they control all the taxis, and over 90% of the limousine car services; they control all the motels and all the gas stations including all the convenience stores attached to the stations. In fact, the Indian Yellow cab driver is the one most likely to refuse picking up a Black passenger in New York City than any other cab driver. The Indians have built major companies, especially in the computer and internet fields. Some of their companies are major players in these fields and have taken their companies public. Even with our preponderance of the "educateds." no African in America has started a computer or internet company from scratch and taken that company public. Africans cannot boast of controlling this or that area of business in America. The Chinese on the other hand, control how America eats. Even in the movies, you always see the actors or actresses, ordering one form of Chinese food or another. Africans spend a lot of money eating or ordering Chinese foods, Our African missions to the United Nations, Embassies in Washington and all the African Consulates-General spend millions of dollars eating Chinese food a year. I have never seen an Chinese going to an African restaurant to reciprocate our patronage. The Chinese also control how America keeps its wardrobe clearn. Keeping in mind that we are the most educated immigrant group in America, Africans can be found in thousands in Universities and Colleges throughout the United States as administrators, professors, senior lecturers, adjunct lecturers. There are thousands of African medical practitioners throughout the medical learning establishments and practice in America. But, the most puzzling issue is the nonexistence of any research on the part of our so-called intellectual establishments in matters affecting the continent. Recently, I read two articles which I thought would ignite the anger of the African elite in the universities - one was an article which a Caucasian woman of Jewish descent had written arguing that civilization did not emanate from Africa, but rather from Greece; and the other article was about the new attempt to foist the origin of AIDS on Africa. Well, I said to myself, these two articles would certainly excite the response of our intellectual effete-snobs. I even challenged the so-called African Studies Association, the African university teachers group, and told one of their leaders that I was appalled at the lack of meaningful research undertaken by our so-called "learneds" to respond to critical and detrimental assertions affecting Africa. And that these two articles presented a challenge to them to refute these patently meritless articles, produced by Caucasians to continue to demean the supremacy of the Black man. I was assured that they would respond, but true to their nature, it is one thing to get a degree and quite another to exercise the use of that degree. African scholars are the same the world over. They get their degrees to the highest level; they get a teaching position or job at a company. That is the end of it. You cannot point to any research that they have come up with which has elicited comment which could be regarded as controversial. No African scholar in America is called upon as an expert on matters affecting Africa in all the major television networks. (That was true when I wrote this book, but not now when I see people like George Ayittey on CNN; I have been on ABC-TV, NBC-TV, UPN-TV, CBS-TV). With the exception of the literary icon, Chinua Achebe, whose book "Things Fall Apart," is a staple for teaching in almost all universities throughout America, no other African can boast of a book they have written being utilized (in such a wide manner) as a teaching mateial in the universities. The problem of African scholars is the same problem I had talked about at the beginning of this part of the book: a lack of aggressiveness, a lack of commitment to the goal of later rather than immediate gratification; and of course, being easily influenced by the pursuit for money. The African scholar is intellectually dishonest. At a time when thousands of Chinese scholars and researchers are swarming American research laboratories, African scholars are nowhere to be found in those intellectually challenging positions. In fact, one Chinese research, in responding to America's accusation that a Chinese had sold secrets to mainland China, intoned that he couldn't understand what the fuss was all about: "after-all," he said, "Mandarin (Chinese language) had become the lingua franca in most research establishments throughout the United States." Today, China can boast of possessing and being able to build nuclear weapons through the efforts of Chinese citizens in America. India and Pakistan have been able to detonate atomic bombs through the disciplined research of Indians and Pakistanis in America in helping their counterparts in their respective homelands to acquire the techonology. The question really is how could Africa have millions of educated men and women, yet have to import experts in all fields to manage areas of economic development, engineering and others for which Africans had gone to the same school. All this is due to the shallowness of our "education," a non-commitment to the study of knowledge for the benefits of the people, rather than a study on how we can make money the fastest way without putting out much effort. In the early days when Africans came to the United States for studies, there used to be quite a few of them enrolled in engineering and science-related studies. Now, that is passe. Now, go to any university; Africans are enrolled in business administration, sociology, accounting, finance, prelaw, pre-medicine: you hardly get people in engineering and physics. It is no wonder that when we come out with some of these worthless degrees, we are herded into jobs with the Human Resources Administration - people with masters degrees, who after the last day of getting their degrees is the day they stop reading anything on paper. The African elite, as a mirror image of the larger Black society, is a consumer group rather than a productive group. A people which regards itself as independent should be able to produce independent thought. Yet, Africans still depend on Europeans, 40 years after "gaining" their independence from their former colonial masters and at a new millennium, to furnish us with books on any subject. Our so-called eltes cannot devote enough time to research to duplicate the same research already conducted and articulate it in a language Africans can understand. It is any wonder then that we go to school and still come out illiterates. It is no wonder that despite our years of schooling, if we need our roads built, we have to contract them out to European engineering firms to build for us; if we need electricity, we get Caucasians or the Japanese to build them for us; if we need drinking water, we have to import European or American experts to do them for us. We are "highly educated," yet we cannot even assemble a bicycle - we have to import it; we cannot assemble a radio - we have to import it; we cannot assemble a fan - we have to import it; we cannot assemble a television - we have to import it. According to the United Nations, Africa constitutes the world's poorest land mass. There is poverty everywhere and the pay of the average man is the lowest in the world. Yet you could hardly see the industrial powers rushing to Africa to open factories, which would produce goods which would then be resold in their markets. Africans go to school so that they can acquire half-educated knowledge to terrorize the masses in the same way that the colonial masters had done; other immigrant groups like the Indians and Chinese have been able to use their education to acquire knowledge beneficial to their people all over the world. It is quite amazing that even in the field of history, our African elite has failed us in not producing well-researched publications on the history of the African continent. The saddest part is that we have to be taught African history through the eyes of the Caucasian. But thanks to Africa's children who were sold into slavery, the history of Africa has started to be known through our own eyes. The tenets of a Capitalist Nigger is a love of money and what money can do to uplift the masses and not terrorize them or steal them blind. The African elite has been a total failure; they cannot raise their heads in the community of scholars or the intelligentsia. They want to continue to sit at the head of the totem pole, being spoon-fed, rather than at the head of the battle line leading the masses of Black people throughout the world. That they have not been able to understand that the total Black race is under economic slavery is a testament to their half-education and illiteracy. A community cannot survive when its so-called educated citizens are morally and intellectually bankrupt and decrepit. You cannot have a community whose intelligentsia are mere parasites of other cultures. |
Hehehehe This will be funDUMB a.zz African Americans have! FOUGHT to get you immigration papers Fought to get you Aid Bought you pesticides Bought your Mosquito nets Fought to get your Food Fought to get you asylum Fought to get your refugee status Fought to get you EQUAL RIGHTS that your Government takes away. Fought to get your MESSAGE OUT Fought to get the WHITE MAN OFF your neck SENT AFRICA MONEY Allowed you to swindle some of us. Fought to get you scholarships Fought to get your diplomats heard Fought to get your women - equal rights SENT AFRICA MONEY Fought to get your Artists an Audience Fought to keep your Environment safe Fought Apartheid Built Wells Fought the fistula crisis SENT MONEY We HAVE DONE EVERYTHING FOR YOU, MORE THAN YOUR PEOPLE HAVE DONE FOR THEMSELVES. Again You EMBARRASS ME WITH YOUR LACK OF KNOWLEDGE! dumbazz nigerian in America. How did you get here anyway. |
Angry whatever EzeUche you're just relying on stereotypes to back up your gross generalizations. I came here to ask Nigerians when their country would develop, b/c I'm actually interested in Nigeria and much of Africa, but instead I find this. and yeah you are right Nigeria may some day be sweeping up real estate across africa like the Japanese did w/ icnonic American buildings during the roaring '80s. But it won't happen if your politicians don't get their act together.i don't even read his post. He knows he's from the land of sh.t and pi.ss. and he knows his THICK accent gets him the cold treatment. no matter all the success he achieves he will still be an UGLY BABOON LOOKING NIGERIAN worthy of disdain from the upscale masses - and his fat a.zz chicken pox looking woman will continue getting bigger & bigger and live a lonely depressed existence here in America. Go home - ALIEN! Oh and non of you b.tch a.zz niggas are more successful than me. |
the time is at hand though because the anglo/american alliance's plan is to recolonise the entire african continent by establishing military bases all over the continent - the final stages of this plan are already in place - thats what AFRICOM is all about.I doubt that. China is in the HOUSE! And china is a Force to be reckoned with. Although all they are going to do is prop up repressive regimes, at least China is developing their parts of Africa. America will keep African f/u/c/k/e/d up and under-developed. Because American propaganda controls the media - Nigerian will continue to look to the west for a better life. and you right about COINTELPRO. Those nasty muthaf/u/c/k/e/r/s got rid of all the eloquent charismatic leaders during the late 60's and 70's. Which is why i HATE white people. and you Fred Hampton. The FBI rained over 100 bullets on him while he was sleeping in his bed. |
I see. So why are your Nigerians Brothers still Dying to live the White man's dream INSTEAD of a Nigerian Dream of a healthy country? All I hear from Nigerians is negative about Nigeria and how they want to get out and then when they get out all they do is Brag about a life they are not living? Sounds like some psychological sickness to me. Black people here in the states don't like to take sh.t from whitefolks anymore. We come together and get shi.t done. We are NOT a passive lot. (which is why the media like to portray us as baboons around the globe for dienging to be equal) ***************** Like I said before and I will say again. It is the young educated masses in your country that will lead your country out of its chaos. It was young Black College students that Brought AMerica to its knees with Civil Rights protest. The older black people called them troublemakers for daring to want more NOW! However, Nigeria's educated youths look down upon its people and will not lift a finger to help them. Therefore, it will have to be the poor people of Nigeria to wake up and risk their lives for a better future. I don't understand why poor people are not willing to risk their lives. They already don't have sh.t. |
[size=18pt]Nigerians Like you are haters.[/size] you come from a backwards nation and know it - thus you HATE prospering AA's. and to think other AA's be playa hating on each other. Huh Nothing like a hating azz nigerian. and another thing - WE GOT and HAVE upstanding leaders DOING THE RIGHT THING IN CONGRESS IN THE SENATE IN THE GOVERNMENT IN THE STATE GOVERNMENT IN THE CHURCHS IN THE SCHOOLS IN EVERY ASPECT OF AMERICAN LIFE, and the WHITEMAN and the AFRICANMAN wanna hate. Kick Rocks, we been surviving in this unpleasant place and we will continue striving. Why do you think LINES ARE LONG in Elke Cresent? Because they seen YT make it or Blacks makeing it? ************************ While you TALKING SH.T! What are you doing to give Nigeria clean drinking water? What are you doing to stop the Political corruption What are you doing to raise infant mortality What are you doing to help dirt-eating Nigerians find food What are you doing to clean up that Sh_it and P_iss in the street What are you doing to stem HIV-AIDS in your country? What are you doing to Stop Femal mutilation in your country What are you doing BESIDES sittin on this bish ALL TALK and no ACTION ![]() you just another Fake azz materalistic Nigerian in America thinking you the sh.t living a working class lifestyle in a studio apartment, Fronting like you a high roller knowing you are less than average. bum azz Igbo nigga - That's why the Hausa kick ya'll azz and the yourba's looked on and cheered. ![]() |
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