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Culture › Re: Questions about Nok People by morpheus24: 10:00pm On Feb 09, 2010
debosky:
The Nok culture appeared in Nigeria around 1000 B.C. and mysteriously vanished around 200 AD in the region of West Africa.This region lies in
Possibe reason for their "disappearance"could be assimulation into other incoming ethnic groups

Displacement as a result of war stemming from encroachment by  other cultures.

or they simply just died out.

Question is where did they go or what Nigerian ethnic group assimulated them.

I wish they could dig up human fossils and date back as at the same time they are speculated to have existed. would have been nice to comapre them to general DNA date on West or North sahel Africans.
Travel › Re: Relocating To South Africa by morpheus24: 8:40pm On Feb 09, 2010
RSA:
^^apology accepted mate,if you've been following posts on South Africa here you'll have notice the lack of respect for black South Africans by Nigerians.The Xenophobia attacks gave most of your people an excuse to attack us and taking out their anger laced with jealousy on black South Africans.
Hmmm I wonder why before the Xenophobic attacks there wasn't blantant attacks of jealousy on your brethren. Maybe its because we didn't have a perception of Saffers in such a light,
Travel › Re: South Africa by morpheus24: 6:59pm On Feb 09, 2010
suxes2005:
I wish to visit S.A ASAP

Any1 wanna invite me?
Will love to spend at least a week
and visit lots of places.

SHALOM
You no go come back!!
Politics › Re: Second Highest Donor To Haiti, Based On GDP, is Nigeria by morpheus24: 11:16pm On Feb 08, 2010
Don't mind Abrantie

Gbawe don open im yansh finish for SPORTS SECTION. he wants to come here and talk rubbish,
Travel › Re: South Africa by morpheus24: 11:11pm On Feb 04, 2010
shilling:
Dude, seriously??!! The only reason a person should visit SA is for the World Cup. I have done my fair share of travel around the world, I have witnessed different cultures, lived in SA for a bit (4 years), and the South African blacks are the most xenophobic & uncongenial people I have ever met in my life, Botswana comes in a close 2nd. Zim, Malawi, Zambia, Angola, Namibia - surprisingly different. It's really baffling, and I've never stop wondering why the 2 countries are so different. I really wonder what's missing.
The diffference is the two countries are still suffering from a lasting effect of isolationism from other African countries until recent. The rest of the countries you mention above are relatively aware of general African Affairs which is why they don't exihibit the fear of dominance inherent in cultures that have been repressed. Its a sad truth and I have long given up on how tocomeup with solutions to breaching the gap because like my pops used to say you can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink. The Saffers have to come around ie if they ever will.
Sports › Re: Nations Cup Final: Ghana Vs. Egypt [0 - 1] by morpheus24: 10:58pm On Feb 04, 2010
Abrantie:
You really want me to read all that nonsense about some bogus MTV Africa awards to prove that "Nigerian music" is dominant in Ghana? Oh, why is Alicia Keyes in the lineup, but not a gazillion of other US stars? She must be Nigerian I suppose. Believe me, Ghanaians don't follow all that nonsense. We love our High Life, Hip Life, Reggae, R&B, Country & Western, Hip Hop & Rock regardless of nationalities of the artistes. Nigerians just feel so gratified and exalted that we've included their stars in our playlist.
You know its just now I am noticing no Ghana artist at the MTV Afrian awards.CHEi!!!!
Sports › Re: Nations Cup Final: Ghana Vs. Egypt [0 - 1] by morpheus24: 10:56pm On Feb 04, 2010
Abrantie:
There isn't a damn thing called Nigerian music! All that you have left right now are a group of wannabes trying to emulate Americana. All those silly names spouted off by switch47 sounds so ridiculous, especially if read out loud by someone who has never heard of them. Honestly, most Ghanaians don't know who the fvck D'banj AKA Koko master or Banky W are. If your so-called "9ja music" was so popular here, we'd all know them.

When most Nigerians visit Ghana, the place feels familiar to them (albeit without the crime and with prettier women). Aspects of Ghana reminds them of Nigeria, so they just conclude Nigerians dominate Ghana. I've had American friends visit Ghana for the first time and they too noticed and felt quite a bit of Americana, but they just took it for what it was -- diffusion of culture. Geographical boundries are merely lines on paper. Why are you surprised that music made by Nigerian artistes gets played in a Ghana night club?
HA! HA! HA!  see this guy you need to go drink some hatorade bros. You are proving more daft by the minute. Seriously stop before you blow one kind lie you cannot recover from.
Sports › Re: Nations Cup Final: Ghana Vs. Egypt [0 - 1] by morpheus24: 10:50pm On Feb 04, 2010
[quote author=tpia. link=topic=389204.msg5448630#msg5448630 date=1265309177]gone are the days when Nigeria could boast of diversity in music[/quote]Don't mind Tpia

Talking about "diversity in music" We have too much diveristy in Naija music already

if you want hip hop/sou[/b]l naija style n naeto c, ikechukwu, Djinee, MI,Banky W, Wande caol and list goes on

If you want [b]correct Naija music
na D banj P square, Jaywon and the list goes on

if you want hilife hip life na Bracket, J martins, Timaya

If you want soul yo have Asa, Nneka,kefee and the list goes on

No more support for "oyinbo" or Akata music like that anymore and I am happy for that so. Ghana can chop my yansh if they are sill listening to Hip hop yankee style
Sports › Re: Nations Cup Final: Ghana Vs. Egypt [0 - 1] by morpheus24: 7:02pm On Feb 04, 2010
Gbawe:
Abrantie the fibber grin grin I fear you OOO !!!! I was in Ghana for three months recently up until December . I stayed just near the Chicken Republic. I was in the Batsonaa Total filling station internet Cafe almost every day . I certainly did not come across what you claim to witness . I also use the recently opened Cafe at the Coastal Junction of Spintex road sometimes and did not see "hordes of my kinsmen" at any time . I use Sharpnet at Osu too and the story is the same there also !!! In any case , how would you know they "crowd the internet cafes with Ghanaian names" ? Are you going around the Cafe viewing what everyone is browsing? Or are you a sakawa practitioner yourself ? Once again you are caught making generalisations that defy logic !!! Don't you know when to quit taking your hate juice?

One can always trust insecure Ghanaians to perpetuate lies that suit their agenda of blind hatred against others. I will concede that , a few years ago , a sizeable amount of Nigerians could be spotted in Cafe's accross Accra hurdled over their monitors furtively . That is not the case now and you know it !!! All the Nigerian fraudsters have virtually left mainly because (1) 419 is now largely dead and (2) the Nigerian ambassador to Ghana , assisted by upright Nigerians , has been doing a decent job undermining the criminal Nigerians who wish to tarnish Nigeria's image in Ghana. One has to praise the good effort of the Ghanaian police as well. It might interest you to know that this same Ambassador has inaugurated a registration system for Nigerians in Ghana to ensure that all legitimate Nigerians are known and identified while the few bad eggs are isolated and exposed .

I never said Ghanaians want to be Nigerians. I think it is clear I implied that Ghanaians find themselves unable to resist some Nigerian influence , e.g Music , perhaps because they find it better or more attractive than what they have always known. Town is dead today. Why not take your girl out to a club on Friday . Make sure you pay particular attention to the music played wink wink
I am liking the fire. FIRE ON!!!
Politics › Re: Vocabularies Made Popular By Nigerian Leaders Erom 80s Till Date. by morpheus24: 4:43pm On Feb 04, 2010
via Sanni Abacha

" Ga-ment" instead of 'government"
Politics › Re: Video: Nigerian Soldiers Killing Civilians In Jos-viewer Discretion Is Advised by morpheus24: 2:44pm On Feb 04, 2010
@ NAFAMES

Let me tell you how to save a failed state. Form an organization get some funding from corrupt governments. Buy weapons and go to Jos and exchagne fir for fire with those soldiers instead of standing around weeping far away for your nation.

COWARDS!!
Politics › Re: Video: Nigerian Soldiers Killing Civilians In Jos-viewer Discretion Is Advised by morpheus24: 11:01pm On Feb 03, 2010
[quote author=bk/babe99 link=topic=391101.msg5431764#msg5431764 date=1265107776]Yo, yall Nigerians are now officially animals in my books. Who the hell does this kinda nonsense?!!? Atrocity at its highest!!! Geez!!! Yall mudaeffers sick as all hell. Thankx alot Sjeezy for costing me sleep for the next billion years; thanx for the impending nightmares!!!

PS: I also saw this one on the net. sheesh!!!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4SIou3HDmys&feature=related[/quote]I can show you similar footage in your ghettos all across America. Remove the speck from your eyes first then you can have some say down here in Africa

slowpoke!!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Jacob Zuma 'fathers 20th Child With Friend's Daughter' by morpheus24: 5:40pm On Feb 03, 2010
Check out CHAKA "ZULU' I mean "ZUMA" in action


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P557HAIshPQ
Sports › Re: Nations Cup Final: Ghana Vs. Egypt [0 - 1] by morpheus24: 3:13pm On Feb 03, 2010
This thread has become overwhelmingly ridiculous.

I suggest we settle this onthe playing field

I propose a match btw Ghanaweb and Nairaland to be hosted in a neutral Anglophone country(maybe the Gambia0 .

THe looser will be banned from eithers forum for a period of 2 years and py $50,000 fine.
Travel › Re: Benny Hinn Refused Entry Into The UK!! by morpheus24: 2:35pm On Feb 03, 2010
@ ALL

PLEASE IGNORE THE RACIST RESIDENT TROLL NAMED NORDICRACE. HE IS ONLY HERE TO STARE UP TROUBLE BY INCITING RACIST PROPAGANDA

HE IS WAITING FOR RESPONESE SO HE CAN USE THIS FORUM AS A PLATFORM TO STROKE HIS EGO DUE TO  IS OBVIOUS INSECURITIES.

PLEASE IGNORE THE TROLL

Travel › Re: South Africa by morpheus24: 7:55pm On Feb 02, 2010
suxes2005:
hahahahah

now u r talkin bro

So how come u know dos story about
that place?

SHALOM
Lets just say I specialize in knowing about southern African coutries ergo SA being the largest and most influential in the region.
Travel › Re: South Africa by morpheus24: 6:06pm On Feb 02, 2010
suxes2005:
Srry, I'm 2 small 2 understand wat u mean bro

Do u mean u r a south african?

SHALOM
Let me make it elementary for you then. I neither live not from South Africa.
Sports › Re: Nations Cup Final: Ghana Vs. Egypt [0 - 1] by morpheus24: 6:03pm On Feb 02, 2010
moosieh:
Arabs didn't start coming into African until about 700 AD, during which they spread Islam
Before their arrival, the people there were Black. Just like the indigenous Europeans were white, Americans were red, and Asians were yellow, the (North) Africans were BLACK! Arabs spread their religion slowly south (by the sword of course) into Africa and other regions of the world for several centuries until European colonialism. Its only after the withdrawal of the European colonial forces did the Arabs see their opportunity to expand through AFrica once again.
FALSE INFORMATION. If you are not certain of something just say you are not certain. The indigenous north Africans were not necessarily black.See Proof below.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berber_people

moosieh:
There are countless forums where leaders of nations such as Libya (Quaddafi) Sudan (Hassan), Egypt (Nasser), Morocco, Chad, Niger, Algeria, etc have emphatically stated that their nation and entire socio-economic and geo-political existence is Arabic, their tongue, their culture, their religion, etc. For all the Black Muslims out there, they don't consider you a good Muslim unless you speak Arabic. Thier intention is to turn Africa into a Muslim-practicing and Arabic-speaking continent.

In the last 15 centuries, Arab invaders have grabbed 1/3 of the African continent, and systematically enslaved, exterminated or arabised the Blacks they met there.
now thats just propaganda the Arabs have invaded any lands they see and convert the people regardless of their ethnicity or so called "race". in fact there are group of Imazigh indigenous north Africans who reject Arab elite control. These imazigh are not necessarily black people.

the egyptians that were conqured by Arabs were not black, in fact they were not even considered Arab for a long time, same goes for most ot Nubia or what youknow as Northern sudan today. those mofo's aren't Arab only Arabized.

Again Arab is an ethnicity. People who have bee islamized are also Arabized in the same fashion. It doesn't only happen to black people.

Egyptians, Morrocans, Algerian, Tunisians are not necessarily Arab and can claim African ancestry as much as you can. Don't be blinded by misconceptions.

Chad:UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs reports children being sold to Arab herdsmen. As part of a new identity imposed on them the herdsmen ", change their name, forbid them to speak in their native dialect, ban them from conversing with people from their own ethnic group and make them adopt Islam as their religion.


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Travel › Re: South Africa by morpheus24: 4:57pm On Feb 02, 2010
suxes2005:
morpheus24

r u in S.A or u r from S.A

Let us know so that we can get
the correct info

SHALOM
I am from Zion. Deep beneath the earths crust but I do know a thing or two about our southern neighbours,
Foreign Affairs › Re: Is African Unity Necessary For The Total Liberation Of Black Africa? by morpheus24: 4:35pm On Feb 02, 2010
[quote author=Negro_Ntns link=topic=390749.msg5428019#msg5428019 date=1265047630]1. just because Africa did not have a textual accounts of our history should not be taken to mean, as settling Europeans claimed, that we had no knowledge of a global existence. Africans had a philosophy much more developed than the philosophy of those who conquered us. All human philosophies, whatever the racial type, was built upon divine principles.

The divine principles evolved into astronomy. From astronomy we evolved into personifaction of celestial and terrestrial bodies - deity worship. Then we evolved into religions.[/quote]I agree with that analysis 100%

[quote author=Negro_Ntns link=topic=390749.msg5428019#msg5428019 date=1265047630]There is no record of human abuse and persecution prior to religion. So religion became the first point in human history when the propagation of belief system also started a power struggle to dominate and rule.

For most part of that period, Africa remained in deity worship. This account is chronicled in Torah where Moses was decreed to lead His people out of Egypt so the destruction of their city and King will not touch the tribes. It is also in Bible where it is said that Christians fearing persecution from Rome escaped into Egypt for security. Qur'an also gave extensive account of a need to wage war against idol woshippers who continue in the practice of their fore fathers.

It should not therefore surprise that Western education is a hybrid of European and Arabian evolution from astronomy into the physical sciences. I don't know if you have but in case not, I would love for you to read "The Chemical History of a Candle" by the famous scientist Michael Faraday.

His narrations sound more esoteric than scientific and its hard to tell if he was not himself one of the priests in ancient Egypt.

The aspirations for more power to control and supervise the lives of other people outside of their belief system urged Europeans to seek better means for faster outcomes and as the results of these ambitions produced rewards then they developed a guild for recruiting people with inquisitive minds and persuasions to devote mind and resource into bulding social and political eminence. This was the beginning of western academy. From guild to what we now call schools.

Education has always been a birthright of every human even before the beginning of religion but western academy became a privilege.

In our age, we are witnessing the transition point into a new belief system. Cyber! The interconnectivity of ideologies existing as an open source database for creativity, identity, belonging, liberty, security and fulfillment. As it is in past, so it is now. Nations suspicous of the new belief system are reluctant to accept it and so they surveil, ambush and persecute those who practice it.

In all of this, Africa is stll behind. We are behind because the doctrines of deity worship acknowledges that mankind is one brotherhood and so it is counter intuitive and offensive to the spirit to dominate your belief upon another human. Its simple. . .you must not do unto others what you do not want done to you. Isn't that one of the laws in Torah, Bible and Qur'an? So our principal belief system in Africa is endorsed by the scriptures in which the Europeans and the Arabs have found inspiration to evolve their societies.

Not only that, the new age belief system of cyber society subsists on a tecchnological infrastructure built end-to-end in binary formatting. Binary secrets had been in Africa since whenever "Ifa" had existed.

The 256 corpus of Ifa divinity when broken into discrete binaries will result in a full complex or dynamic complex of a two way communication. . .

Faraday bent the scholarship of European guilds into his knowledge of the mystical power of a burning flame and produced science. Al Jibril, an Arab mystic used his knowledge of astronomy to produce mathematical equations known today as algebra.

None of these men were famous for academic excellence or degree but rather for creativity. Europeans come to Africa and study animals and create findings then turn around and teach us the findings. Why couldn't we do the studies. . .the animals are right here in our backyard?

So our philosophies reside in these old beliefs that our fore fathers practiced. Our redemption is in them.

2. I don't know what the product will be but at the core, it should be one that is distinctly African but not a runaway from a global understanding. In other words, it would have interface points between our definitions of social order and that of the western world.[/quote]Chei! You are reading into all this a bit too much don't you think. Though an excellent insight I have my reservations but am tootired right now to get into them. maybe in a couple of days,
Sports › Re: Nations Cup Final: Ghana Vs. Egypt [0 - 1] by morpheus24: 3:52pm On Feb 02, 2010
Gbawe:
grin grin grin you're angry? Please keep belittling the laudable strides Nigerians are making in your country while you are happy to play onlooker. Also , rather than getting involved in shaping the business climate of your nation, continue to let apathy and lack of ambition force you to remain on the sideline while the Nigerian and Lebanese business communities grow bolder because of your disinterest in the opportunities around you. Abeg please continue to let hate dictate what your tongue says to the extent you call a successful international franchise a "Chicken outlets" , because it is owned by a Nigerian, instead of learning from its success.

Don't stop telling the World , even if you know in your heart it is not true, that majority of the Nigeria businesses in Ghana are fronts for drug dealers. Please never tackle the type of hate that pushes you to making outlandish and ridiculous pronouncement that defy logic such as a statement made by another Ghanaian on this forum that "3 out of every 5 armed robbers in Ghana is Nigerian"!!!!!!!

Hate prevents you from being effective and productive. Succesful Ghanaians like Alhaji Asuma Banda (Antrak air) are always the Ghanaians who eschew hate and are savvy, exposed , amiable and liberal. The haters sit on website calling citizens of a nation armed robbers, 419ners , etc , etc , etc.
Here here!!
Sports › Re: Nations Cup Final: Ghana Vs. Egypt [0 - 1] by morpheus24: 3:30pm On Feb 02, 2010
@ Moosieh

Please sample the link below and pay attention to the pargrapghs on Egyptian "origins" and "identity" you might learn a thing or two

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria?action=post;topic=389204.256;num_replies=287
Sports › Re: Nations Cup Final: Ghana Vs. Egypt [0 - 1] by morpheus24: 3:15pm On Feb 02, 2010
moosieh:
I'm only posting the ugly truth when it comes to arabs in Africa and how they came to be here
Its obvious many don't know (or don't want to know) this truth, the brutal destruction and genocide of Africans by committed by arabs TO THIS VERY DAY.
Mr Moosieh

Not all North Africans are Arabs. You should know that the Arabs did not replace the existing population as many are made to believe. They are the elite rulling class but not the majority.

Most North African countries acknowledge their Berber, Nubian and Carthagianian ancestry. Their ancestors have been here Long enough to be considered African and they carrry ancient African DNA markers whcih can be diferentiated from Arabs outside of the the continent. They are Arabized in culture.

moosieh:
[b]THEY ARE NOT AFRICAN NOR DO THEY CONSIDER THEMSELVES SUCH[/b]The vast majority of north africans are racially caucasian, ethnically arab, religiously muslim, but LIVE in Africa.
This does NOT make them African, gentlemen. They might tell you otherwise, but this is their worldview, which they emphatically embrace.
Why can't you?
African is a generic term used to descrie people originating in a geographic area. Arab is an ethnicity. There are Arabs who are African.

If I am worng then Then maybe you should enlighten us on what it is to be African. Please answer that question for me.

moosieh:
There's no denying that Ghanians and Nigerians are Africans. Egyptians ARE NOT. Sorry to burst your bubble, but they ain't
What makes a Nigerian and a Ghanian African but not an egyptian. I Please enlighten us o wise one.

moosieh:
Since independence, Egypt, Morrocco, Libya, Tunisia even Sudan pledged support to the Arab League and not Pan Africanism. A decision which has not since been reversed. Pan-Africanism and Pan-Arabism oppose each other to the effect that North Africans (arabs) have committed one atrocity after another against Blacks in their own native country. Look at the:

    * Apartheid & black slavery in Mauritania TODAY
    * Colorism and Arab enslavement of blacks in Sudan TODAY
    * Ethnic cleansing of Nubians in Egypt and Sudan TODAY
    * The centuries-old Arab quest for Lebensraum [living space] in Africa

There is no country where Blacks living under arab rule are living a life of relative peace and comfort. Even if they have been "islamicized". If they are, they're likely sellout rulers/politicians pandering to the arab agenda.

Sorry, but knowing what I know about north africa's arabs, their systematic and overtly racist, oppressive and barbaric maltreatment towards the indigenous Black populations of North Africa causes me to shake my head when I see the responses of people on this board.
Like your country doesn't have problems btw ethnic groups even though they are all black. Please!!

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