₦airaland Forum

Sometimes I wonder if some of these are not even imposters pretending to be Nigerian  .

But then, aren't we Blacks always our worst enemies at times?

Whoever you all are, I hope you find peace and solace in your lives. Cause you all need it.

[quote author=Rhino.5dm link=topic=662576.msg8281158#msg8281158 date=1304880374]We are all learning. I started this rubbish courtesy of your unrepentent brothers who think they are very intelligent.

I promise to return every single of their lies with TRUTH. . .No one has a monopoly of insult afteral there a great fun in doing it.
. .[/quote]I was talking to all of you. All you Igbo/Yoruba "tribalists." Sometimes I am very ashamed to be Nigerian seeing this.

Was this thread necessary? You all need help

Just testing to see if threads started by me go through.

so, as usual, this was more of a tribal/ethnic thing that it was religion?

And Nigeria had so much potential,

I guess the end is near for the country.

Ok, this is BS. Will you guys quit it with the tribal threads? Many Nigerians than I used to think need psychotherapy. jeez!

America sneezes and Nairaland catches cold.

Awesome a.s.s. kissing.

No2Atheism:
- Imagine being asked to pay your tormentor money because you were able to free yourself from being tormented . . .which then resulted in a loss of investement by the tormentor.

- Sometimes I sincerely feel like there is no hope for Africa and black people in general . . . cus statements made by individuals such as Edoyad only makes one realise that maybe we black people are fighting a losing battle . . . cus it seems some africans are hell bent on ignoring facts and logic and instead remain in their comfort zone.

- At times i am simply astounded as to whether some individuals on narialand are even "black" to begin with  . . . .cus sometimes their statments and insinuations makes suspect otherwise.

I have thought this as well. Ah, the anonymity of the internet.

bluespice:
y'all seem to be missing the point,
Nigeria has her scores on internal problems,
she isnt considered a threat to the safety of chad republic,
how then is nigeria a safety threat to the US?

the action of one citizen is not a reflection of the remaining 150 million citizens.

Granted nigeria needs to wake up n do something about the safety crisis we have all accepted as the norm but the said crisis still is a very much internal issue

Thank you for your common sense.

@ Davidylan

this is ridiculous. Prior to colonialism we had precisely ZERO universities. Yes we had one university pre-1960 because the demand for higher education was not high at all, but it was the best university in Africa then.

First, that pre 1960 shithole in Ibadan wasn't "good" in any sense. Ditto for other colonial African "universities" prior to their respective countries' independence.

Yes, travel in time to pre 1960, where you would be kept in ignorance (and without demand for higher education), happily bending over for your colonial ruler  .

Well post 1990 we sure have so many universities . . . which one is in the top 10 in Africa? I hear Nigerians are now trooping to the University of Legon, i've got cousins there too. Shame.

This does not rebut my main point  - the standard of living for the average Nigerian now is better than that for pre colonial times.

Ah, c'est la vie.

2 years till 2012. hehe.

davidylan:
this is really funny. For starters please compare our universities pre-1960 to what obtains now.

Haha. 

Nigeria had  only one university (sucky and annexed london small college rather) to begin with pre 1960.

Any others?