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Politics › Re: Are Nigerians From Ancient Egypt? by Napata77(op): 6:01am On Feb 14, 2023
christistruth01:
In the Bible the land of Ham (Egypt) is the father of Black Africa from which came the
Nubians (Sudan) and Ethiopians

The Chinese and Greeks are also believed to be descendants of Ham

But Egyptian Art and Traditional Nigerian Art are not similar because many Nigerian Tribes migrated from Sudan
Yoruba sculpture has been frequently compared to Ancient Egyptian.

Sudanese, ie Nubian culture is what gave birth to Egyptian culture. There is virtually no difference between the two. Sudan even has more pyramids than Egypt, and they are older and smaller.

Pharaoh Amenhotep - 1300s BCE
https://i.pinimg.com/564x/b0/04/e8/b004e8f31aa022913f4de57d7a7350d5.jpg

Ife Bronzes, 12th century AD
https://i.pinimg.com/564x/aa/09/62/aa0962b6d115e42ca67e32be4b95aa84.jpg

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/70/73/d2/7073d27ce633fb536ab806f83ef7dc1e.png
Politics › Re: Are Nigerians From Ancient Egypt? by Napata77(op):
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DOOl5G3WAAA6OUI.jpg

When I saw the image above, and the identical nature of the two deities, the Child of Obatala of the Yorubas, and the Egyptian god Bes, I thought, ''so the child of Obatala's name is 'Bes' in Ancient Egyptian''.

I then said to myself ''I wonder what the child of Obatala's name is in Yorubaland. I bet it has the word 'bes' or similar in it''.

I then researched Google, and found this site owned by a Yoruba chief, https://owulakoda./2011/01/19/olowu-the-son-of-obatala/

and boom!

The Yoruba name for the Son of Obatala is AJI BOS IN.

ie,

'BES'

smiley

According to Wiki,

''Bes may have been a Middle Kingdom import from Nubia or Somalia, and his cult did not become widespread until the beginning of the New Kingdom.

Worship of Bes spread as far north as the area of Syria and as far west as the Balearic Islands (Ibiza) in Spain, and later into the Roman and Achaemenid Empires.

Bes was a household protector, becoming responsible – throughout ancient Egyptian history – for such varied tasks as killing snakes, fighting off evil spirits, watching after children, and aiding women in labour by fighting off evil spirits, and thus present with Taweret at births....

Like many Egyptian gods, the worship of Bes or Beset was exported overseas. While the female variant had been more popular in Minoan Crete, the male version would prove popular with the Phoenicians and the ancient Cypriots. The Balearic island of Ibiza derives its name from the god's name, brought along with the first Phoenician settlers in 654 BC. These settlers, amazed at the lack of any sort of venomous creatures on the island, thought it to be the island of Bes (<איבשם> ʔybšm, *ʔibošim, yibbōšīm "dedicated to Bes" )

''Yibbosim''?

''Ibosim''?

AJIBOSIN?

Coincidence? I don't think so. wink

One more thing. Although his name was 'Bes' in Egypt, the vowel 'E' is actually a guess by interpreters, because the Egyptians did not write vowels in their hieroglyphics.

So the rendition would simply be 'BS', and it would be modern-day interpreters of the text that would guess what vowel was actually used by the speakers.

So it could very well have been pronounced 'iBosi' by the ancient Egyptians, matching 'Ajibosin'.
Politics › Re: Are Nigerians From Ancient Egypt? by Napata77(op): 5:06am On Feb 14, 2023
Praxis758:
The Arab invasion of North Africa from 638AD to 642AD had a significant effect in displacing the aborigines of Hamitic race from that part of the continent.

However, the displacement led to the migration to the central, western and southern parts of Africa. This is the very reason why most ethnic nationalities in Africa trace their roots back to the ancient Egypt or North Africa.
100% correct. I might also add that the desertification of the once fertile, populated Sahara played a big part in African migration southwards into west and central Africa.
Crime › Re: Nigerian Pharmacy Student Arrested In India With 15.56 Grams Of Heroin by Napata77: 1:21am On Feb 14, 2023
chinemezeq:
u can't decide for south south, let them decide themselves by referendum
YOU don't get to tell THEM to ''decide'' anything or to ''have a referendum''.

Who born you? You dey crase?

It is for THEM to decide they want a referendum.

And so far, their lips are sealed, as they are part of the Nigerian family, so take a hike, you secessionist traitor.
Politics › Are Nigerians From Ancient Egypt? by Napata77(op):
Politics › Re: I'm Obedient, But See Why I Cannot Say For Sure If Obi Will Win. by Napata77: 10:56pm On Feb 13, 2023
Trollronaldo:
If you bring Jesus Christ to contest for presidential election in Nigeria, he can still lose the election. People will still find a reason to vote their tribesman ahead of Jesus Christ or they might prefer to vote their religious person.

See, there are a lot of people in this country that will vote Tinubu ahead of Jesus Christ. They don't care about who Jesus Christ or his character.

Nigerians are mad people, don't underestimate the power of stupidd people in large gathering.
Colonised mumu. Who is 'Jesus Christ'?

What evidence have you seen that he existed?

Do you know the whites who taught you the story are in dispute today about his actual existence, with many claiming it is a total fabrication, with no evidence of his life whatsoever?

Are you even aware there is such a debate?

Oyinbo came and scammed you with a fairytale so they could steal your land and resources, with your eyes closed and praying to your new 'white' saviour.

Don't open your eyes yet, you hear?

Mr Jesus Christ.
Crime › Re: Nigerian Pharmacy Student Arrested In India With 15.56 Grams Of Heroin by Napata77: 10:36pm On Feb 13, 2023
chinemezeq:
we shall destroy that contraption called Nigeria till you beg us to go
We have already begged you to go, but your terrorist leader refused because he wasn't given the south-south and Benue, which he claimed to be Igboland, being a thief and a terrorist criminal.

Why I rejected 5 Igbo states - Nnamdi Kanu
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/07/rejected-biafra-5-igbo-states-nnamdi-kanu/
Crime › Re: Nigerian Pharmacy Student Arrested In India With 15.56 Grams Of Heroin by Napata77:
searchlight:
Exactly. You really can't separate drug lord Tinubu from his age long business. That's why we won't allow him anywhere near our national treasury
You care about ''our national treasury'' but you don't care about your kinsmen disgracing ''our country'' overseas with their drug dealing.

Did your parents not teach you that reputation is even more important than money, more so in a globalised digital universe?

Idiot.

Your national treasury.
Crime › Re: Nigerian Pharmacy Student Arrested In India With 15.56 Grams Of Heroin by Napata77: 10:11pm On Feb 13, 2023
ALL JOKES ASIDE, THIS HAS GOTTEN SCANDALOUS.

WE NEED OHANEZE TO CALL A MEETING OF STAKEHOLDERS IN THE IGBO COMMUNITY, AND FIND A WAY TO END THIS NONSENSE OF IGBO YOUTHS GOING TO INDIA TO PUSH DRUGS.

WHAT SORT OF EMBARRASSMENT IS THIS, BIKONU?

ALMOST EVERY SINGLE DAY?

IT HAS GOTTEN OUT OF HAND COMPLETELY.
Business › Re: Cash Crunch: Lagosians Groan As Shoprite Reject Old Naira Notes by Napata77: 6:47am On Feb 13, 2023
So-called cashless policy is an evil mechanism designed to control humanity.

Cashless policy means the govt will know exactly what you spend your money on, and they can switch off your ability to spend by shutting access to your 'cashless' account based on any reason they dream up, such as your refusal to take their next deadly 'vaccine'.
Politics › Re: You Can't Bully Your Way To Aso Rock, Kashim Shettima Advise Obi & His Followers by Napata77: 6:39am On Feb 13, 2023
OyeofIkoTuN:
We won't respond to chief terrorist with his head on his neck..

WHEN THE TERRORIST HAS BEEN BEHEADED,KINDLY LET US KNOW AND HIS HEADLESS BODY WILL BE RESPONDED TO..
He's telling you the truth, you stupid IPOB secessionists pretending to be Nigerian.
Politics › Re: Breaking: UFO Detected In Jigawa, Nigeria by Napata77: 4:53am On Feb 13, 2023
LikeAking:
Nigeria get d equipment to detect that kind thing?
No nau.....after all don't we still use bow and arrow in military combat, and mount horses, camels, and donkeys for transport?

Donkey.
Politics › Re: Obi Can Not Win Because 92% Of His Supporter Are Igbos, by Napata77: 4:38am On Feb 13, 2023
adekolaelect:
Yes Nigeria is a Zoo as you said but many of you now consentrate to Care for the Zoo ? Many of you are now Fighting to become an animals in the Zoo? Why can't you consentratrate on what you believed in or You are so confused that you don't have direction anymore? You want people to agree and accept whatever you want or political candidates about Nigeria but many of you were Biafrans in the last 6 months ago.
DON'T MIND THE STUPID TRAITORS.

IF YOU SEE HOW THEY GO ON SOCIAL MEDIA AND ABUSE NIGERIA ON A DAILY BASIS, YOU WILL WEEP.

CALLING THE COUNTRY ALL SORTS OF UNPRINTABLE NAMES.

NOW THEY WANT TO RULE US.

THEY CAMPAIGN NOT EVEN BY TRYING TO WIN HEARTS AND MINDS, BUT BY ABUSING EVERYBODY WHO DOESN'T OBEY THEIR IPOB-LIKE COMMAND TO SUPPORT PETER OBI.

I MEAN, COME ON...

MAKE THEM COME CARRY PRESIDENCY, MAKE WE SEE.

NONSENSE.
Politics › Re: Obi Can Not Win Because 92% Of His Supporter Are Igbos, by Napata77: 4:29am On Feb 13, 2023
Fulanipussy:
In your innermost mind, be sincere to yourself for once, is Nigeria not a zoo? See the way yourself and your fellow cretins are jumping around like animals without head, aren't you ashamed?
And then saying you'll rather die than vote Obi doesn't mean alot because if Obi doesn't win, insecurity will worsen and you'll get kidnapped and kill, because I know you won't have money to pay ransom since you only earn N30k, so your worthless life doesn't mean much.
NO, YOU BIAFRAN CRETIN, IN OUR INNERMOST MINDS, NIGERIA IS ABSOLUTELY NOT A ''ZOO''.

IT IS A BEAUTIFUL DEVELOPING COUNTRY LIKE 80% OF NATIONS ON EARTH.

YOU SPITEFUL, TRAITOROUS BASTARDS WHO NOW WANT TO RULE OVER YOUR 'ZOO ANIMALS' AS YOU SEE US, ARE BEING TOLD BY US TO TAKE A FCKING HIKE, AND GET THE HELL OUT OF OUR SIGHT.
Travel › Re: Did You Know SUDAN Has More PYRAMIDS Than Any Country On Earth? by Napata77: 2:20am On Feb 13, 2023
datigbogirl:
My thoughts exactly in my recent quote.

I think Africa was skilled and advanced in many other major development except in the art of war. Knowledge isn't Power; Power is Power. A lesson we learnt too late.

Imagine an impoverished & semiliterate country like North Korea keeping world powers on their toes, because they got Nuclear Weapons...
You're absolutely right. You see, the ancient Greeks referred to Africans as ''the blameless Ethiopians'', with 'Ethiopia' the name given to all Africa south of Egypt.

The 'blameless Ethiopians' are always spoken of in ancient texts as having high moral integrity.

They were famous for their piety. According to Diodorus of Sicily, the 30 BC Greek explorer, Ethiopia was 'the land of the gods', and he wrote that ''the sacrifices of the Ethiopians are particularly believed to be pleasing to the Divinity.''.

The core of African philosophy was and is spirituality, human oneness and brotherhood.

In an increasingly greedy, selfish, godless, and materialistic world, it is unsurprising that Africans would lag behind in the development of deadly weapons of mass destruction aimed at mass killing entire human populations to seize their riches and wealth.

In short, Satan took over the world, and God's people were left hapless.

But He shall return to restore His people to their previous heights, and deal with the wicked.. As prophesied.

It could well happen by the major powers of today destroying themselves in a glorious cataclysm. smiley
Travel › Re: Did You Know SUDAN Has More PYRAMIDS Than Any Country On Earth? by Napata77: 1:59am On Feb 13, 2023
musicwriter:
Thanks for that bro, but the maths of geometry is what was used in constructing the pyramids at Gizah thousands of years before Pythagoras was born.

Pythagoras himself studied geometry here in Africa. Pythagoras, Plato, Socrates, Aristotle, were all students in Africa. There were no other school any place in the world at that time where anybody would have gotten educated at that time.

In the book, the Kybalion, the author (a white man) states ''Egypt, the home of the Pyramids and the Sphinx, was the birthplace of the Hidden Wisdom and Mystic Teachings. From her Secret Doctrine all nations have borrowed. India, Persia, Chaldea, Medea, China, Japan, Assyria, ancient Greece and Rome, and other ancient countries partook liberally at the feast of knowledge which the Hierophants and Masters of the Land of Isis so freely provided for those who came prepared to partake of the great store of Mystic and Occult Lore which the masterminds of that ancient land had gathered together.

In ancient Egypt dwelt the great Adepts and Masters who have never been surpassed, and who seldom have been equaled, during the centuries that have taken their processional flight since the days of the Great Hermes. In Egypt was located the Great Lodge of Lodges of the Mystics. At the doors of her Temples entered the Neophytes who afterward, as Hierophants, Adepts, and Masters, traveled to the four corners of the earth, carrying with them the precious knowledge which they were ready, anxious, and willing to pass on to those who were ready to receive the same''

Note that in those ancient time, knowledge like mathematics was considered mysticism. Pythagoras himself went back to Europe after his education and continued to teach it as mysticism. He was later chased away from Greece because the Greek ruling class thought that type of knowledge was evil.
Excellent.
Travel › Re: Did You Know SUDAN Has More PYRAMIDS Than Any Country On Earth? by Napata77: 1:39am On Feb 13, 2023
adecz:
All dem own na baby pyramids. cool cool cool cool cool

Only Pharaohs had the resources &
capacity to build the giant ones seen
in Egypt.

Just like today, we in Africa can hardly
build structures of beyond 20 to 30 storeys.

Go to developed countries, you will
routinely see 50 to 100 storey & beyond.
The pyramids of Egypt were also built by black Africans, because Ancient Egypt was a black civilization.
Travel › Re: Did You Know SUDAN Has More PYRAMIDS Than Any Country On Earth? by Napata77: 1:17am On Feb 13, 2023
whytediamond:
... "If this should prove to be the case and civilized world be forced to recognize in a black people the fount of its original enlightenment, it may happen that we shall have to revise entirely our view of the black races, and regard those who now exist as the decadent representatives of an almost forgotten era, rather than as the embryonic possibility of an era yet to come."

Words of Lady Lugard.

The whites will never let the world know the true history of the black race. So much talent and creativity. My question till this day is, where did it all start to go wrong?
Na long story bro...
Foreign Affairs › Re: Why Is The US So Great? by Napata77: 12:31am On Feb 13, 2023
Cotd...The Ashantis of the “Gold Coast” know how to make “cotton fabrics, turn and glaze earthenware, forge iron, fabricate instruments and arms, embroider rugs and carpets, and set gold and precious stones.”

Among the people of the banana zone we find rough basket work, coarse pottery, grass cloth, and spoons made of wood and ivory. The people of the millet zone, because of uncertain agricultural resources, quite generally turn to manufacturing. Charcoal is prepared by the smiths, iron is smelted and numerous implements are manufactured. Among them we find axes, hatchets, hoes, knives, nails, scythes and other hardware. Cloaks, shoes, sandals, shields and water and oil vessels are made from leather which the natives have dressed. Soap is manufactured in the Bauchi district, glass is melted, formed and colored by the people of Nupeland, and in almost every city cotton is spun and woven and dyed. Barth tells us that the weaving of cotton was known in the Sudan as early as the eleventh century. There is also extensive manufacture of wooden ware, tools, implements and utensils.

Leo Africanus writing of Timbuktu in the sixteenth century said: “It is a wonder to see what plenty of Merchandize is daily brought hither and how costly and sumptuous all things be. . . . Here are many shops of artificiers and merchants and especially of such as weave linen and cloth.”1

Kuka, on the west shore of Lake Chad, and Sokoto, in the northwestern part of the empire of the same name, are the principal manufacturing centers of this district. Here cotton is spun and woven into cloth; skins are tanned and manufactured into boots, shoes and saddles; and implements, ornaments and tools are wrot of iron.

Throughout the continent of Africa we find evidences of the industrial ability of the natives. Anthropologist and geologist, scientist and man of letters alike record the achievements of the African people along this line.

W. E. B. Du Bois and Augustus Granville Dill (eds.), “The Negro-American Artisan,” Atlanta University Publications, No. 17 (Atlanta 1912), pp. 25–26.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Why Is The US So Great? by Napata77:
Otobong3374:
When Americans Were Busy Building Their Country Your Ancestors Were Busy Manufacturing Artifacts.
Stupid, ignorant dunce. When you don't know your history, how will you not reason like a DONKEY and claim all your ancestors did was build artefacts?

You're so stupid and ignorant, you don't even realise that the Africans enslaved were skilled in a variety of professions and industrial skills which they had perfected in Africa, and that they helped build America.

''Though slaves in the Americas are typically portrayed as either field hands or domestic servants, many slaves were in fact skilled workers whose crafts were a vital part of the American economy, particularly in the antebellum South. There is ample evidence for skilled African and African American slave labor, including the manifests of slave ships, which identify artisans such as wood-carvers and metalworkers. Records of sale from the early years of the slave trade through the mid-nineteenth century indicate a higher price for skilled individuals. The narrator of Fifty Years in Chains; or, the Life of an American Slave, describing a slave auction, relates the sale of several skilled slaves: "a carpenter … and a blacksmith [who can] put new steel upon an axe or mend a broken chain … and a good shoemaker, well acquainted with the process of tanning leather" (Ball 1859, p. 99).

Skilled slaves arrived with knowledge of a wide range of traditional African crafts—pottery making, weaving, basketry, wood carving, metalworking, and building construction—that would prove valuable in the Americas, particularly during the preindustrial colonial period, when common household goods, such as thread, fabric, and soap, were all made by hand. Colonial labor shortages and a general scarcity of goods intensified the need for skilled slave labor.

Some planters required slaves with specific skills and were willing to pay slave traders a premium for them. Rice planters in the coastal low country of South Carolina and Georgia, for example, were willing to pay more for slaves from Africa's Windward Coast (present-day Senegal to Côte d'Ivoire), as these individuals were skilled in rice cultivation and processing. Their skills included the ability to weave winnowing baskets and to carve wooden mortars and pestles for processing the grains of rice.

During the colonial period, traditional African skills were preserved in some measure, despite the trauma of displacement, largely because of the practical need for handcrafted items. Early pottery from South Carolina often revealed a distinct West African form; winnowing or fanning baskets from the Low Country used both the form and technique of baskets made in Senegambia. In particular, items made by slaves for personal use reflect African tradition; examples include small ceramic face vessels (resembling Kongo pottery) found at burial sites in South Carolina, which are thought to have served a ritual function, and drums made from gourds or wood. (Not surprisingly, few drums survived; many slaveholders prohibited the making or use of drums for fear of their potential use in a rebellion.)

Skilled Slave Labor and Plantation Enterprise
As the plantation economy grew, so too did the need for skilled slave labor. Most plantations had facilities for spinning thread and weaving fabric, as well as for blacksmithing, coopering (barrel making), and carpentry. The list of slaves at Mount Vernon in 1799, the year of George Washington's death, reveals that, of the 184 slaves listed, more than one-quarter were described as skilled workers; they included carpenters, bricklayers, blacksmiths, coopers, millers, distillers, spinners, weavers, and seamstresses. At Thomas Jefferson's plantation at Poplar Forest, Virginia, slaves performed tasks that included brick making, blacksmithing, woodworking, and masonry.''

https://www.encyclopedia.com/humanities/applied-and-social-sciences-magazines/skilled-labor-overview
Car Talk › Re: Jamaica To Order Vehicles From Nigerian Manufacturer, INNOSON by Napata77(op): 11:38pm On Feb 12, 2023
Adaisback:
Innoson cars are very strong and durable.
Very good. That is what we want to hear. cool
Car Talk › Re: Jamaica To Order Vehicles From Nigerian Manufacturer, INNOSON by Napata77(op): 11:33pm On Feb 12, 2023
Elidrisy20:
Ya man
Ya man. cool
Car Talk › Re: Jamaica To Order Vehicles From Nigerian Manufacturer, INNOSON by Napata77(op): 10:24am On Feb 12, 2023
musicwriter:
@bold

The education we get from white people is the very reason you can't have that so called educated person have the same amount of trust in himself/herself as Innoson that black people can do it. Instead, they crawl to Western conjectures, thesis and theories developed by white people to solve THEIR own problems. They don't realize that those Western solutions cannot work outside Western clime unless by coincidence. You cannot use a foreign solution to solve a local problem. The problem and solution must be found by the same people who have the problem. When that happens, that's when you have true solution to a problem.

Innoson, because he doesn't think the same way as those you call "educated" has confidence in what we can do by ourselves as black people, of ourselves as black people, for ourselves as black people. He's interested in creating black power right here in Africa and not "do boy boy" for white people. The "educated" people because they don't trust themselves and what we can do for and by ourselves are more interested in how to partner with white people to solve our problems. In reality, Innoson is actually more enlightened than all the "educated" people put together.

Brother Amos Wilson taught about this till he died. If interested in more information, go to www africason.com and read the article that says: education, culture, black consciousness - Dr. Amos Wilson. The lectures are in Mp3 audio
You're right. If Innoson had gone to Harvard or Cambridge, he would have started by looking for some white oyinbo firm to 'partner' with.
Car Talk › Re: Jamaica To Order Vehicles From Nigerian Manufacturer, INNOSON by Napata77(op): 10:19am On Feb 12, 2023
Flying cars are the next big thing in transport.

Some prototypes have been tested successfully.

It would be great to see a Nigerian firm enter that scene. wink

https://www.asme.org/getmedia/6f8ddb22-45b5-4c0c-ab6b-fe975b9efb24/flyingcars_header.jpg
Sports › Re: Victor Osimhen Is World's Best No. 9 by Napata77: 10:04am On Feb 12, 2023
hopefulLandlord:
Haaland is more prolific

Benzema is a lot more well rounded than him

Harry Kane is better than him too
Mumu. You go ever gree say your own reach?

Cursed people.
Car Talk › Re: Jamaica To Order Vehicles From Nigerian Manufacturer, INNOSON by Napata77(op): 8:49am On Feb 12, 2023
MrDetermined:
Where did I say that government aren't patronising innoson? I only said he started his business from the scratch with his hard earned money unlike so many Nigerian billionaires who got funds from the government to be able to stand. Wasn't that what I said?
Dangote started with a 50,000 dollar loan from his uncle.
Car Talk › Re: Jamaica To Order Vehicles From Nigerian Manufacturer, INNOSON by Napata77(op): 8:18am On Feb 12, 2023
Believeintruth:
Support doesn't end in just purchasing things. Tell me sincerely the way FG Support Dangote have they supported innoson and other indigenous businesses that are not Hausa owned like that?
How did FG support Dangote in a way they haven't supported Innoson?

Are the two in the same line of business, requiring identical forms of support?

Innoson is always thanking the FG for its support, while a TOAD like you is here typing tribalistic rubbish.

So you know more than Innoson what he needs from the FG?

Just go away. Professional victim.
Car Talk › Re: Jamaica To Order Vehicles From Nigerian Manufacturer, INNOSON by Napata77(op): 8:11am On Feb 12, 2023
Shantyken:
False hope.
What a distance to cover than USA that is close to them.
People will still believe this nonsense
Jamaicans don't reason like that.

For them it is a PRIDE issue. Racial pride.

These are descendants of West African slaves, with a very long history of battling white racism and oppression.

Having black-built vehicles on their roads means more to them than mere monetary considerations.

For them, it's a statement of black emancipation.
Car Talk › Re: Jamaica To Order Vehicles From Nigerian Manufacturer, INNOSON by Napata77(op):
MrDetermined:
It brings tears to my eyes knowing that these men independently started their businesses from the scratch and now going International even without getting benefits and supports from the government like many bilionaires in Nigeria do.

The blessings of God are with you my people.
Oh please just SHUSH.

Professional government haters.

Nobody has supported INNOSON more than the federal government of Nigeria.

Even more than your fellow Igbo citizens and state govts who shun his vehicles.

Every chance he gets he THANKS the FG for its support.

Just shut up let us hear, abeg.
Car Talk › Re: Jamaica To Order Vehicles From Nigerian Manufacturer, INNOSON by Napata77(op): 7:57am On Feb 12, 2023
Vyzz:
cheesy



No doubt Jamaicans respect Nigerians and take them as a brother even more than SA...


Big one Innoson
SA?

SA know who be dem brotha or sister?

Abeg talk another thing.
Politics › Re: First Railways Assembly Plant In Nigeria Near Commissioning In Kajola, Ogun by Napata77: 7:50am On Feb 12, 2023
plaindealer:
Seriously, it's a big deal that in my lifetime, we not only have modern railway with massive stations but also train locomotive plant to go with it.

Btw, you might want to ignore that sadist and pathetic troll, trolls don't make sense, all they do is troll you endlessly, so don't waste your time catering to sadists and trolls.

Very impressive, all in less than 8 years, something that we didn't achieve in over 55 years
Thanks bro. I'll take your advice and ignore these worthless professional malcontents.
Politics › Re: First Railways Assembly Plant In Nigeria Near Commissioning In Kajola, Ogun by Napata77: 6:56am On Feb 12, 2023
Aboguede:
Funny. I don't suffer from inferiority complexity at all nor self hate.

A person is matured he or she is able to discuss issues without sentiment. And that is what u lack in totality.

There is nothing wrong to look at people doing better or compare one self with better society, that is the best way to be able to know if u are going forward or backwards.

The problem in Nigeria is that we tend to measure our progress with that of our very close neighbours like Benin Republic and Chad but we fail to understand that we are not mates with them in any way.
Ok, go and compare yourself with Japan and Germany and the USA since you are mates with them. Never mind that you gained independence barely 60 years ago, while they've been independent 300 years plus, and your annual budget is in the tens of billions of dollars, while theirs is in the trillions of dollars.

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