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Sports › Re: Rasheedat Ajibade Moves To Atletico Madrid by member13(m): 7:11pm On Apr 02, 2024

@lajid

Oga, what is that telegram channel for hookup?

Health › Re: Meron Benti: This 'White Woman' Is Actually An Ethiopian Albino by member13(m): 12:53am On Feb 26, 2024

jazzman7711:
^^^Those guys, their fathers/grandfathers/great grandfathers were BLACK AFRICAN EDO WARRIORS who married Japanese women. That is why they look like that. They carried on the WARRIOR traditions of their fathers as Japan's 'Samurai warriors'

Even the name 'Samurai' is derived from Edo names like Osamu, Osamuyi, Osarinmwian, Osamwónyi etc

Chineke!!!!!!!! Jesu Kristi Oba ogo o!!!!! grin

Chai!!!!!!! This man is beyond redemption.

Health › Re: Meron Benti: This 'White Woman' Is Actually An Ethiopian Albino by member13(m): 12:51am On Feb 26, 2024

jazzman7711:
Late Edo Period Samurai Warriors, Japan, 1800s, showing CLEAR African ancestry.

https://www.insidehook.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/samurai-9-0207-1.jpg

This is the dumbest thing I have ever read. Clearly showing African ancestry? lol. Black people will always find a way to attach themselves to any successful people on earth, lol. I have seen it all.

Health › Re: Meron Benti: This 'White Woman' Is Actually An Ethiopian Albino by member13(m): 3:15am On Feb 25, 2024

Tellmeastory:
That you were conquered militarily 100 years ago or whatever does not mean you are inferior to others.

What the hell is wrong with you people?

Your own ancestors conquered them in the past as well! For longer periods in fact!

Are you aware that Africans ruled Europe for nearly a thousand years from around 700 AD to the 1500s?

Have you heard about the Moors?

They actually have their statues all over Europe today, and if you go on Google Images and type in ''Moorish crests and emblems'', you will see thousands of crests and coats-of-arms of European aristocrat families with their black progenitors.

https://i.pinimg.com/564x/cf/f5/d6/cff5d67b95c8448516525887c19bf48e.jpg

https://i.pinimg.com/736x/58/16/ce/5816ce10c3076654ce5d16f5e49509e1.jpg

https://i.pinimg.com/736x/fe/de/b8/fedeb83d6359a653be7f18aeb7631327.jpg

My brother, I have heard about the Moors, but your assertion is categorically false. Which Black Africans ruled Europe fore centuries? West Africans? South Africans? East Africans? How did they rule Europe exactly and please provide your source and evidence. What exactly have we contributed to the modern world? Who are our philosophers, scientists, historians, mathematicians, etc who are studied by experts all over the world? Even right now you and I are debating in a foreign language. Is there a website wherein West Africans engage in their native lanugage? Do Africans get educated in their native languages? Do Africans practice their native religions with pride? I don't mean a minority but as a whole we don't do these things.

Culturally, we have been dominated by the American way of living, the American/European way of governing, American/European manner of dressing and this is why we millions of Africans desire to "japa" to foreign nations. Technologically, we produce nothing. We are a laughing stock amongst the comity of nations because we contribute nothing to the development of the world, especially when it comes to research in the medical field, semiconductors, military apparatus, economics etc.

There are millions of Africans with foreign names. Have you ever met a white European named Segun, Folasade, Chinedu, etc? But we ruled them for centuries? Don't you find it curious that whenever a Black man has to defend himself he brings up history from more than a millenium ago? History that has nothing to with us because our direct ancestors knew nothing about sea navigation to the point that they would have built a boat. Our recent history is littered with slave trade, colonization, corruption, and moral decay. It is what it is.

Health › Re: Meron Benti: This 'White Woman' Is Actually An Ethiopian Albino by member13(m): 8:45pm On Feb 24, 2024

aurorae1:
Bro/Sis, you need to read more. Alphabet from the west ke? That alone almost nullifies every other thing you want to say.
The lithium in your so called phone is mined from Africa, GSK and Sanofi come here for raw materials and have black people as head of research teams... Etc.
No one called you a white worshipper, but if it looks like it, talks like it, it's probably it...

We are communicating in a foreign language using technology that was developed by foreigners; I don't know how that doesn't make Black Africans feel some type of way. Some folks on this thread are bragging about developing philosophy, mathematics, etc thousands of years ago, lol. That is really embarrassing. We have epileptic power supply, bad roads, bad health care, our leaders fly to foreign countries to get health care, we practice foreign religions, wear foreign clothes, get educated in foreign languages, immigrate to foreign lands for a better future, etc.

I hear young Nigerians using foreign slangs all the time. Culturally, they try to act American or British. Technologically, we are no where near developed countries, but we brag about being the Giant of Africa and make references to inventions from thousands of years ago about how superior we are. LOL.

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TV/Movies › Re: Onome Movie by member13(m): 6:12pm On Feb 03, 2024

zoeymikey:
Hi
You said I should quote you..

Kindly send me your email address.

Celebrities › Re: Why I Don’t Like Kissing In Movies – Laide Bakare by member13(m): 9:17am On Feb 03, 2024

skultrick:
Please which website or app did you use to check this?

https://copyleaks.com/ai-content-detector

Celebrities › Re: Why I Don’t Like Kissing In Movies – Laide Bakare by member13(m): 8:56am On Feb 03, 2024

malcom1X:
She said

“Portraying romantic roles, especially scenes involving kissing and touching, pose unique challenges for me. Navigating the authenticity required for such moments while maintaining professionalism can be intricate. Balancing the demands of the script with personal comfort adds complexity to these roles, requiring a nuanced approach to ensure a convincing, yet respectful performance.”

I can bet you that there was no interview, this is chatGPT answering for her. She asks chatGPT for answer then she just copy and paste and send to punch.

Did punch newspaper not get this? Who the hell answers interviews this way?

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Education › Re: Bayelsa To Include Chinese Language In School Curriculum by member13(m): 5:50am On Jan 27, 2024

CockPit:
Honestly, we need to develop our indegenous languages like the Asians.
Imagine the level of understanding if you yave to learn chemistry or maths in Yoruba or Igbo or Hausa.
Even as small as South Korea, they created and developed their own languages not abandon them for a foreign language.

We should have a seperate ministry for indigenous language developement headed by a fully qualified linguistic professor.

Then we incorporate our indigenous language into education and make it mandatory.

There should be like maths textbook in Yoruba dialect for example and the use made compusory from pry 1.
Imagine having to learn maths in your own dialect like the Asians.

Our children can't even speak or write our languages anymore.
This is not acceptable.

I don't know who you are but this is the BEST comment I have read on Nairaland ever. I had this same discussion with my mother and we came to the conclusion we must incorporate our native languages into our educational institutions if we want to compete favorably with other nations. The top nations in the world do not use other people's language to instruct their citizens. Isn't it curious that we are using a foreign language to communicate amongst ourselves? Where is our identity? Our native religions? Where are our philosophers, authors, scientists etc? I have so much to say about this topic. How many Einsteins would we have produced if our children are learning in their native language? Even Einstein wrote all this papers in German, not English. But I doubt it will happen. We see our native languages as vernacular and not sophisticated enough.

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Celebrities › Re: 'I Can’t Live Without Bible’ – Davido by member13(m): 4:42am On Jan 08, 2024

Amotolongbo:
Are you the God that created him or what authority have you to lord over his actions?

You could have prayed for him either

Ma'am, what kind of questions are these? I remember when I was growing up in Nigeria and our pastor molested a girl. The members of the church said EXACTLY what you just said. They claimed that we are not God and we shouldn't judge. If one cannot point out that one's actions and words do not align, what is the point of claiming to be a Christian or a Muslim? No one is condemning him to hell, but we can certainly observe that like the majority of Nigerians, he is a hypocrite.

Celebrities › Re: Zack Orji Is In Stable Condition - Actors' Guild Of Nigeria by member13(m): 1:18am On Jan 03, 2024

Burruchaga71:
He's still going to die

So will you, I, and every other living soul on earth.

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Travel › Re: Japa: UK Stops Nigerian Students, Others From Bringing Dependants. by member13(m): 5:45pm On Jan 02, 2024

FitCorper:
Everyone reading this say and declare after me with conviction in your heart. “My help comes from above not abroad”.

The above was also introduced to your ancestors by those from abroad. At any rate, you will always depend on abroad.

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Travel › Re: "My Wife Walked Out Of This Accident Without A Single Scratch" by member13(m): 2:11am On Dec 04, 2023

I love Nigerians, lol. They are thanking God on this thread, but what about all the thousands of people who died in other accidents this year? Instead of picking up arms to start a revolution and fight for the country, they will be bothering God for everything. Useless country and useless people. Tufiakwa.

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Travel › Re: Man Spends 40years In US, 20yrs In Prison & Is Deported Back To Nigeria (video) by member13(m): 4:56pm On Aug 29, 2023

OmoNla99:
As long as you weren’t born in the US, you get immediate deportation after a jail term if convicted for some crimes. Like the man said, gun running, drug peddling, financial fraud etc. This shows you as a threat to the community. Your citizenship is revoked and you get deportation.

This is not true. I personally have naturalized friends who spent more than a decade in prison but were not deported. Sir please stop misleading people. Google the information. In fact, your citizenship can only be revoked if you lied on your application. Nothing else. A citizen can never be deported.

Travel › Re: Man Spends 40years In US, 20yrs In Prison & Is Deported Back To Nigeria (video) by member13(m): 4:36pm On Aug 29, 2023

OmoNla99:
Regardless of the number of years spent, if you do some kind of crimes you get deported. Only people that can’t be deported are citizens that were born in the states. If you are a naturalized citizen you get deported.

This is not true. My former professor was a naturalized citizen but he was not deported after serving for 15 years. A citizen can't be deported. However, if you lied on your naturalization application, then your citizenship can be revoked, and you might be deported.

Family › Re: Being A Single Mother Is So Tough For Me. by member13(m): 2:50am On Jul 28, 2023

Dcass:
##

Send DM, let's see what we can do. All I would need is a video verification. That's it. Nothing more from you.

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Family › Re: Why Do Nigerian Parents See Pidgin English As "Bad English"? by member13(m): 3:43am On Jul 27, 2023

Sinof:
Is Messi Spanish?
NO. He is from Argentina but spoke Spanish to show you that Spanish is their adopted official language that can be used to communicate with a wide and diverse range of people.Messi has his own indeginous language but also learnt Spanish in school like we did English in order to be able to communicate with educated people.

Sir, the language spoken in Argentina is Spanish. Messi's indigenous language is also Spanish. Where do you guys get these lies from? Of course, the Spanish spoken in Argentina sounds different, like comparing American English and British English, but they are essentially the same. Messi never learnt Spanish; he grew up speaking it in Argentina like every other Argentine.

Family › Re: Why Do Nigerian Parents See Pidgin English As "Bad English"? by member13(m): 3:33pm On Jul 26, 2023

Look at all of us conversing in a language that our colonizers bequeathed us. Even when I am amongst Nigerians who all speak a particular language, everyone wants to form and show off their prowess in English. Every other great nation uses a particular native language as the language of instruction in their institutions, but not us. We have been mentally colonized to the point that we see our native languages as inferior. Wouldn't it have been better for Buhari to speak his native language and have it translated as opposed to having suffered through his barely comprehensible English?

Russia has over 193 ethnic groups and hundreds of language, but they do not speak English nor deem it necessary. Heck, when I converse with so many Nigerians online, they incessantly use American slang, especially African American slang. Sometimes I ask myself, what exactly is the cultural backgrounds of most Nigerians? Foreign language. Foreign religions. Foreign attires. Foreign method of governance. Lots of foreign names. And almost no one sees it as a problem. Colonized People!

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