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your obsession with Nigerians is even more bizarre seeing that you are a mixed AA kid, you should be obsessed with Taino ancestry more than your "negroid" side.

billante: Guy how old are you? If I have a cane and you are near me now I will flog d living day out of you! Stop being stupid and go and get sense!

What hav dat SA lady said dats is making you spew all those rubbish insult to her! You have old grudge with her or wat?

No vex with the guy, e be like say SA woman don show m pepe for that side.

[quote author=PAGAN 9JA]^youve made your point Sir. THese MUMUS who spread lies should be lynched!
(not you brother Cameroon. you are the victim. i was referring to the person who made the video) [/quote]Lynching is harsh in a civilized society. Shaming them with the truth is much better.

favinvest: Can someone plz tell me d area of the economy that's seeing this economical growth? Cos I want to invest in that area. Is it the stock market; manufacturing etc... Can someone plz tell me

You wont have enough even if we told you.

@ sweet cheeks

here's our evidence. You are just stubborn. listen to the projections. They continue to point to a faster rate of GDP growth than South Africa. Listen to your finance minster's recent speech on issues with the SA economy


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^^ still on your B(#*. SH#(T.


Grow up kid!

AKATA!!!!!

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You meant to say isrealite blood not Jewish

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so much for anti- tribal comments.

Hmm, you wonder sometiems about people

That youtue video is a deceptive technic called Picture spamming. a method of drawing false inferences from teh real facts using pictorial representations of what you what people to percieve

Now check this pictorial inference out and tell me what I am trying to imply and if it is factual or not?

HAHAAHAHA!


One word DNA TEST!!!


Them fools remind me of those Black hebrew israelites.

Its not necessarily that nigeria is stable only that its GDp growth projection is anticipated to surpass that or South Africa that is maxing out on ingenuity and new markets to tap into.

andrewza: So is it better to be in a famly where let's say the father is a drunk wife beater. Or just by one mother.

Never implied that at all. Those are circumstances that are exceptions to the rule. These things happen in Nigeria as well and what society does is create an extended family unit to protect the child especiall. The communal nature of the African society does not allow the child to go without a father figure in extension of uncles, grand father, older cousins and the like.

Western society puts much emphasis on the individual which is why women feel isolated in such instances and seek systems or structures that will protect them in such instances, i.e agencies for battered women and the likes and children are funneled through a child protection system.

Again for everyting you give up in society, you get something else and vice versa.

andrewza: The resoan I ask is because I was raised in a singel parent house hold by my mother. We all so grew up poor and my mother was a pregnant at 18.

There is nothing wrong with being raised by a single parent, however it is evidently much better to be raised in a family that includes a mother and a father. Two heads always better than one in a nuclear family situation.

Nigerian culture is trying its best not to condone or accept the likely hood of a child being raised by one parent (mother) and understand the implications of changing that culture for the so called "equality" gibberish western socieites have traded in for. You break the family unit you pay dearly as society will definitely suffer the consequences no matter how much you try to patc the system by creating new laws such as child support, welfare or increasing jobs and pay for women. You cannot fool nature.

For everyting you give up in a society you get something else and vice versa, it just depends on what you are willing to give up. South Africa is heavily influenced by western cultures that condones single family parents, what's worse still is that most of the single mothers now pass on this responsibily to grand mothers while the young girls leave for the city, When they find city life hard, they are unable to send support back to the townships and in turn grandmothers are burden with raising children with inadequate support. Those children will likely grow up semi- educated with a sense of entitilement because society did them wrong right from the start, and when they see how tough it is out there, they become resentful and take out their frustrations on society itself i.e criminality, rape, theft, don' care attitude.

Much respect to this literary genius who projected African culture in a beautiful manner. All honor to you and hoping the afterlife brings you bliss.

To all those who speak ill of a dead man. You must judge a man by the entirety of his lifes work and not just pull an excerp out of his dealings to pass judgement upon him. Only an enlightened man can understand such a concept.

R.I.P. old man you had a good one.

CAMEROONPRIDE: You didn't answer my question, does Massob represent all Igbo?

You answered your own question when you asked it.

CAMEROONPRIDE: It might b not rosy, because of tribalism which is the cancer of Africa but not because of marginalization.
Tribalism is everywhere, so that's not my point ,my point is they are not marginalized.

Early 20 and 30, I don't believe that.

Is 29 early 20's or late 20's. read my response again.

CAMEROONPRIDE: don't you have Massob? Do they represent all Igbos? I guess no.
Same in Cameroon some irrelevant, old and senile politicians try to play the marginalization card.that's all

1. The people that pointed out this fact to me were not old or senile, They were young people in their late 20's and early 30's much like the individuals in your "video". I didn't bring up the topic. They did.

2. Using Massob as a comparison is simply strengthening the point that a group of people in your country feel marginalized to the extent where they are advocting self determination.

3. Lets just admit that the false picture you are trying to paint of cameroons so called ethnic unity is not as rosy as you are trying to portray it.

Please all you superstitious people. The man probably suffers from some sort of mental illness.

Nayah: Exactly! these people are SAWA morpheus just check more about this people, I'm a SAWA lady too and Cameroonpride is right and that's what I tomd you they feel closer to Cameroon than Nigeria, by the way I don't really know why some of us talk about marginalization and separation while in Cameroon we're talking about Cameronian, go to Buea ( South East of Cameroon) or Bamenda they will tell you they're Cameroonians, maybe you're confused because of the fact many of them disagree on Paul Biya policy, but I can testify they feel Cameroonian not Nigerian at all.

If they feel so cameroonian then why were there groups wanting to form an independent state there?

Personally I have come across many strictly anglo speaking cameroonians who express issues of marginalization and wasn't even aware of the territorial issues and how they almost joined with the union of Nigeria until they brought it up. You wonder why they did?

I am not buying that they were more simlar to Sawa. Hausa-Fulani of Northern Nigeria are very similar to many tribes in Niger, why didn't any pockets over there opt for an amalgamation with Niger. The borders are both french and english speaking like they are to the south east.

CAMEROONPRIDE: You can twist that the way you want but appointing only your kins is tribalism, others are also valuable, if +3millions decide to leave that means there is a problem.
For the effik and ibibio some are Cameroonian others are Nigerian also, the southern Cameroonian were more advanced/educated than these groups.

https://www.nairaland.com/1029786/because-igbo-bad-behaviour-tribalism#11950726
^ this is a topic where you can read more about it, you might also make your own researches online, if you disagree.

You are making general statements. What appointments did groups in the south east reserve for Igbo's. The three regions in Nigeria were alreadey divided into provinces and the igbo were a larger number who had dominance politically NPP in the east, militarily in all regions and largely in the civil service of the remnant administrative system of the colonial era.

CAMEROONPRIDE: probably.I also think Igbos's tribalism was the main cause.

proof?

I would lean more towards political dominance in the south east and not necessarily tribalism. If that was the major cause then why did't the efik, calabar and ibibio leave seeing as they were closer in proximty to the Igbo states.

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Actually I think they got scared during the last soverign national conference in 1961. The heat was too much for them coming from the Nigerian side (particularly the dominant south east igbo group who domindated the politics and they knew they would be a minority if they joined Nigeria so they swapped for the more docile and French assimulated cameroon.

OOh OooH I have a question.

Why did Anlgo speaking cameroon decide to join the francophone speaking part of cameroon when they had less in common with them and do you consider these anglo speaking cameroonians as fake since they are always marginalized by their francophone counter parts?

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CAMEROONPRIDE: village boy, I'm on a lot of forum.
And to answer your question I see a lot of non naijan here, so what's your point?

If you still don't get the point then you are dense.

CAMEROONPRIDE: There are Anglophone in Cameroon ,get educated

Ptshewwwwww!!!

RSA: Same old same old Mr Mo. Six years? Ja,thts a long time. I have aged a bit,see things a lot clearer now.I see the bigger picture now but defending my Republic will always be an honour. lol!

Defending your people is only a natural response. We have all aged and I do see things a lot clearer now

RSA: Not a frequent user anymore,but do visit the site once in a while.
Funny how people are quick to scream xenophobia when in reality police are treating the locals even worse.The whole community in that area is protesting against the police in support of the deceased. yet you get idiots here who think black South Africans hate foreigners.I still say government of South Africa have never supported any form of xenophobia unlike Nigerian goverment that chased Ghananians away.There are lot of cases of police brutality on local and it never make headlines.I have travelled a lot in Africa and can tell u that police or army in most African countries are abusive and brutal.A lot need to be done with our police men.South Africans are the most loving and welcoming people in Africa,that is why we have so many foreign nationals in the country who are all living peacefully.

youcan't blame people you respond to SA as being xenophobic when that is what is always project anymore than you can blame a SA for thinking all Nigerians are fraudster because that's what is projected to your screens constantly. The Ghana thing is too old for you to use as an example and despite that the two countries have a general understanding of each other where theyknow ehat buttons not to push when they meet. I have seen Ghananians and Nigerians sitting in room together watching a football match against each others teams and there was not a single act of violence or hostility amongst the people. Till today I am frightened to be amongst a bunch of South Africans men much less that if I were amongst a group of Angolans or Kenyans for that matter.

That has to tell you something.

CAMEROONPRIDE: how m I a fake Cameroonian

Not wanting to go off topic but ask yourself why you are constantly here on an anglo speaking forum and you are cameronian.

How many senegalese, burkinabe, congolese or malians do you see on this forum?

CAMEROONPRIDE: seek help. Madam?

maybe you are a monsieur, no??

Same difference my anglophone speaking fake cameroonian

eddy1977: True. Couldn't agree more.
Talking about the dark history of south africa; its kinda flimsy because Namibia,Zimbabwe,etc.. Have an almost similar history with south africa. But the degree of xenophobia is not as bad in those countries like it is on SA.

I can understand people trying to keep their genes among themselves like Ethiopians,eritreans,somalis etc... I have been lucky to munch on some Ethiopian chicks,but they made it known to me from day one:no pregnancy here. Which is ok. But i have never seen Ethiopians hating other africans with a passion like our Zulu/Xhosa brothers do.
Even surprising,white South Africans today are very mellow and more accepting of us. I have friends in roodeport,rustenburg and vanderbilj park;white guys who let me in their homes.we barbecue,hug and exchange business ideas easily without malice.
But for some reason,no matter how nice you are to our kindred,they will still remind you to pack your bags (begz:zulu accent),and go "baeck" home. I am like,what d heck! After sharing my food and money,all you do is ask me to fold back?

I have done a lot of business in SA as well mainly in the Joburg and Pretoria area and I can confirm what you are alluding to. It is very sad that the "suspicion" in part by SA's towards other Africans is very overt ut then again the only image they have of Africans in general are poor traveling immigrants so most assume everyone that comes to SA is of that nature and the ones who are rich or well to do got the money through some unscrupoulous manner.

It all boils down to ignorance and most Black south Africans are not well travelled( this is not generalizing) hence they perception.

I was reading a long walk to freedom a while back ago and noticed a chapter where Mandela had visited an African country during the struggle days where the pilot, the engineers and almost everyone that operated the airport were Black. He was greatly astonished and felt a sense of sadness for his people.

Reflecting now on that chapter, I come to understand the plight of many black south africans and the ingrained reasons why they are the way they are and will simply avoid ignorance where I see it rare its ugly head and if that means associating more with "White" South Africans then so be it for my own safety and sanity.

NB: there are SA's who are not like this but they are clearly in the minority but remain a beacon of hope for the country. I know my own country has many issues but i will never shy away from exploring the reasons for its complexities. It is easier to say "pack your bags and go Baeck" than to introspectively examine your society.

CAMEROONPRIDE: Da fuq, anyway you right m bilingual.
And no one chased me/us, we are all proud Cameroonian, from North to south and West to East

so you say madam... so you say