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Romance › Re: Middle Belt Nigerians Are Gorgeous! by onila(op): 8:12pm On Jul 14, 2012
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Romance › Re: Middle Belt Nigerians Are Gorgeous! by onila(op): 8:10pm On Jul 14, 2012
the hottest Nigerian actor @ the moment is from kogi state

Romance › Middle Belt Nigerians Are Gorgeous! by onila(op):
some of the most underrated Nigerians out there in terms of beauty. the ladies from there met were stunning
the most beautiful middle belt Nigerians I have met were from Kogi state smiley
mercy johnson is also from kogi state
.

i will start with kogi state beauties smiley

Politics › Re: Ecowas New Member?? by onila(f): 7:02pm On Jul 14, 2012
CAMEROONPRIDE: anyway each year we receive offers to join ecowas ...nigerian can't no longer wait to flood our market with their prducts did i say most of them are fake/imitations....Dankote is planing to invest in Cameroon...smoothcrim if Cameroon want to join Ecowas i really doubt that someone will dare to say no...don't full yourself we all know that our strategic position can't be neglected
i think that clown paul biya and the cameroonian government prefer being in CEMAC!
Politics › Re: Ecowas New Member?? by onila(f): 6:55pm On Jul 14, 2012
CAMEROONPRIDE: excuse me what is the meaning of sharrap?
smiley
shut up

are you a bamileke or bassa?
Politics › Re: Ecowas New Member?? by onila(f): 6:47pm On Jul 14, 2012
CAMEROONPRIDE: Cameroonians short....?? lmao did you meet the 30millions Cameroonains and those who live abroad.....i guess you wanted to say nigerians because obasanjo and goodluck are damn short...by the way i'm 6'2 my brother 6'5 and we are 100% Cameroonians
cameroon = 20 million pple, sharrap!

whatever you guys kinda look congolese=wide faces like frying pan
Politics › Re: Ecowas New Member?? by onila(f): 6:43pm On Jul 14, 2012
CAMEROONPRIDE: Deby is not a dictator biya is not a dictator ....there is no intellectual class in chad they can't change leaders like socks ....and wow youa re becoming very arrogant like if ghana has never ben ruled by a dictator ...to get rid of biya it won't take any frcfa he will die soon no need to spend money on him in 5years the guy will die
grin


lol he will die grin
thats what zimbabweans have been saying for the last 10 years ago yet mugabe is still healthy n strong. going abroad for treatment every month grin
hes almost going to 90-zimbabweans are still praying for him 2 die

paul biya is going 2 live for another 10 years and cameroon will still be a paul biya dying country
Politics › Re: Ecowas New Member?? by onila(f): 6:32pm On Jul 14, 2012
SmoothCrim: onila stop trolling. We are West African NOT English undecided undecided undecided undecided undecided undecided


Stop embarrassing yourself. Nigerians have not invaded any country and can't even take over the Northern half of Nigeria!! Don't get it twisted! grin grin cheesy cheesy cheesy


Now, time to stop joking around and be serious. I hope everything is clear for our Cameroonian distant relative!! wink
whatever! cheesy cameroonians are culturally central Africans. they look like the gabonese and congolese=very wide faces, very broad and short tongue
they shld stay in cemac

nigeria has invaded ghana already grin cant u see how the gh government is chasing nigerians out of their country
Politics › Re: Ecowas New Member?? by onila(f): 6:21pm On Jul 14, 2012
CAMEROONPRIDE: okay if you say so if it can please you Cameroon belong to Nigerian lmao if so why we take back bakassi ... let me tell you this article is a pure propaganda.....i lived in Yaounde all my live people don't even talk english there and i don't know which churches this article is talking about ..in cameroon all your so called pastors are banned just google TB joshau banned in Cameroon....my mate in term of laws and institutions there is no risk that a country can invade cameroon maybe you are making a cnfusion between trading and invading the same that gabonese are doing with Cameroonians even if there Cameroonains are teachers doctors and soldiers this can be called an invasion. but nigerians invading cameroon sorry to burst your bubble but it's not going to h ;Dappen
yea french countries suck grin french puppets. we british don't want anything to do with french
they might have banned him but english speaking cameroonians are running 2 Nigeria looking for miracles tongue
nigerians are known for invasion. ask ghana-we have taken over thier market cheesy

we will take bakassi back when we take over south western cameroon cheesy . .those english cameroonians will realize sooner or later you french speaking cameroonians and dumb french people used them

Southern west cameroonians dont even want 2 part of cameroon anymore. they r tired of dumb french people


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzD-mSxMXHc
Politics › Re: Ecowas New Member?? by onila(f): 6:06pm On Jul 14, 2012
CAMEROONPRIDE: lol okay so i have the Giant and the Tiger against the indomptable lions ..who will win ? lmao listen my bro we should promote peace and economic power of our regions Central and West africa ..let all this problems behind us our objectives is to be member at least of g20 in 10years that's all for me ....ghana is simply useless for cameroonian no link really nothing ghana can disappear and no one will notice that in cameroon ....i guess it's the same in Ghana even if i doubt they can't forget the one who wipes their azz in their own Can.....in semi final maybe this why smooth doesn't want us
ghanaians are more loyal and nicer 2 Nigerians grin
Ghanaians and Nigerians are like a family doing every thing together from movies 2 economy etc
like you said you hardly see cameroonians in Nigeria but many ghanaians are working peacefully in Nigeria
i was taught by ghanaian teachers in Nigeria

stick 2 your arrogant gabonese, and bleached, dancing congolese grin
Politics › Re: Ecowas New Member?? by onila(f): 5:50pm On Jul 14, 2012
CAMEROONPRIDE: invade sista we live in the 21st century don't where we left you tho....listen Cameroon is not a jungle where you will invade and do what you want i hope you are just joking if not then you are really **** .there is no possible invasion of a country nowadays..we will kick your ass out like we did in 1996(from january to may)
we have already invaded English cameroon smiley
Politics › Re: Ecowas New Member?? by onila(f): 5:49pm On Jul 14, 2012
CAMEROONPRIDE: where are you from smoothcrim?
hes from Ghana
the tigers of Africa
Celebrities › Re: Beauty Of Black Celebrities - A-Z List by onila(f): 5:33pm On Jul 14, 2012
shymmex: She's close second, behind KD Aubert.
KD Aubert does not look real undecided
Celebrities › Re: Beauty Of Black Celebrities - A-Z List by onila(f): 5:28pm On Jul 14, 2012
meagan good, the most beautiful smiley
Politics › Re: Ecowas New Member?? by onila(f): 5:10pm On Jul 14, 2012
we dont want french puppets!
Politics › Re: Ecowas New Member?? by onila(f): 5:07pm On Jul 14, 2012
SmoothCrim: Too many issues to be a giant but, it will work out wink wink wink Giant "Potential" is a better term tongue
once we can solve the boko haram and other insecurity issues we are GOOD 2 go
Politics › Re: Ecowas New Member?? by onila(f): 5:00pm On Jul 14, 2012
CAMEROONPRIDE: please give me a break..ouffff Cameroonians are very open minded we listen any kind of good music coupe decale(ivory coast) and even the p-square ..but do you really think you can manage a country with churches's music i don't think so i don't where/what the heck you think Cameroon is we have institutions and laws...i was excepting something like a Nigerians politic organization in Cameroon something that will never happen cause you have to be cameroonian to enter in politic sphere ...i will make you a confidence but before now that don't you think is because buea people talk english that nigerians are more in this area..west and south west are english speaking provinces/regions ...now if you really think you can dominate or manage Cameroon you have to invade another region ..Buea is not that important.bt be aware there is an important military complex there..just saying ohh
We have become so dependent on Nigeria's goods and services that

there is a massive pull out, we'll beg them to return without
preconditions.
Go to Kumba, Tiko, Douala and other major markets in
Cameroon, you will think you are in Onitsha or Aba. Nigerian music is
blasting through the air, language of communication is Ibo and most
of the items sold are from Nigeria. There is so much solidarity that
they determine prices and stick to them, without any protest from us.

Cameroonian businessmen are arrogant. They do not regard the customer
as king. The high taxes also prevent them from expanding.


the article mentioned douala, yaounde = these r french speaking places
anyways the south western region is going 2 be better soon because of the bakassi smiley more Nigerians are going invade theree. .remember its english speaking pple that own the bakassi. .
Politics › Re: Ecowas New Member?? by onila(f): 4:48pm On Jul 14, 2012
In this way, we can fight
this apparent domination by Nigeria.

Nkeze Joseph, Buea
what can I say= NIGERIA IS THE GIANT OF AFRICA!!!! cool
Politics › Re: Ecowas New Member?? by onila(f): 4:47pm On Jul 14, 2012
SmoothCrim: Here is the newest Data on the economies




Cameroon would add something but, the answer is still NO NO NO!!! wink tongue shocked shocked shocked
cheesy yr kinda stubborn tongue
Politics › Re: Ecowas New Member?? by onila(f): 4:39pm On Jul 14, 2012
CAMEROONPRIDE: please wake up ..sister ...to manage something in Cameroon you have to be Cameroonian ..and those nigerians even those who came there 20 years ago do not have the nationality and keep paying taxes and must renew their sejour card every 6months it's the law not a personal persecution ..sorry to bust your bubble but nigerians in Cameroon are managing nothing some garages here ..security of some shops that's all ..in Cameroon any refuges can travel across the country the way he wants there is no restriction but you can't work in public domain so i don't know what they manage ...in Cameroon i live in Cameroon and trust nigerians love their life here and they wouldn't leave for any reasons ....nothing will destroy our relationship which are not future but present ..nigeria and Cameroon are working together in this region and this will always continue... even if we will always claim what belong to us slowly but it will happen we need more population cause we can't claim it to let it stay empty ...i don't get you didn't recover from losing something that doesn't belong to you ..you like problems that's all
.Trading in Kumba has attracted the interest of foreigners, mostly Nigerians (The Igbos), who have always controlled a greater percentage of the Kumba main market. (culled from a personal survey,January 2011)

The Igbonization of Cameroon

My article is of a different kind. We hardly notice the gradual
trend. Nigeria, often referred to as the "Giant of Africa,"
is
gradually percotating into our national life and psyche. If we are
not careful, there will be a nigerianization of the polity. From
music to movies, to churches and clergymen, we are gradually being
subjected under the spell of their magic wand.

Cameroonians now see everything going on in their society through the
eyes of Nigerian realities. There are many disturbing issues left
unanswered by these movies:

They provide cheap solution to many of the complex issues facing our
society.


Religion

Go to Douala, Kumba or Yaounde, on a Sunday. You will think you are
in Calabar in Nigeria. Churches everywhere with megaphones blasting the air -
singing, frantic clapping and dancing. Most of these pastors are from
Nigeria. Most of these religious sects coax, coerce and adopt
strategies to woo unsuspecting people to join them. It is when they
have joined that they discover what manner of a church they are in.
There is no turning back.

It is often said that what the Europeans failed to achieve with arms,
they did through religion. It was Karl Marx who described religion as
the opium of society, because it preached "pie in the sky."

Many of these pastors, priests, sisters, have come with their
cultural patterns, standards, outlook and way of life, fundamentally
different from those of Cameroonians. Anything Cameroonian is seen as
evil, negative and devil-inspired, while they are in control of
fundamental truths.

What Nigeria has been unable to do in Bakassi, it has done through
the church - that is - subjected us to submission without a fight.

Private Sector

We have become so dependent on Nigeria's goods and services that
if
there is a massive pull out, we'll beg them to return without
preconditions. Go to Kumba, Tiko, Douala and other major markets in
Cameroon, you will think you are in Onitsha or Aba. Nigerian music is
blasting through the air, language of communication is Ibo and most
of the items sold are from Nigeria. There is so much solidarity that
they determine prices and stick to them, without any protest from us.

Cameroonian businessmen are arrogant. They do not regard the customer
as king. The high taxes also prevent them from expanding.

One bad thing about Nigerian businessmen is that they have this
culture to reap as much as is here, and invest back home. Go to
all "Ibo quarters," and you see wasteland, slums and rickety
structures. Very few of them build good houses here. They manage here
and go back home as successful businessmen.

Conclusion

If you attend funerals, it is Nigerian music, all around us are
Nigerian churches and pastors, our markets are monopolized by
Nigerian businessmen - and goods. Our movie houses and theatres
screen Nigerian movies. Even the Nigerian brand of Pidgin English has
become fashionable! We are moving into a new form of nigerianization
of our polity.

Our government has to boost our local industries, provide tax
incentives and moratoriums to our businessmen, and review the law
governing freedom of religion in Cameroon. In this way, we can fight
this apparent domination by Nigeria.

Nkeze Joseph, Buea
Politics › Re: Ecowas New Member?? by onila(f): 4:25pm On Jul 14, 2012
CAMEROONPRIDE: this is per nominal i said per capital it's very different ....the poverty of nigerians is hided by oil benefits but the average nigerian is poorer than the average Cameroonian or gabonese
GDP PER CAPITA!

Rank Country GDP - per capita (USD) 2008 Estimation of 2009
1 Equatorial Guinea 14,941 8,759
[/b]2 Libya 14,479 9,570
[b]3 Gabon 9,998 7,414

4 Seychelles 9,640 7,683
5 Botswana 7,554 5,995
6 Mauritius 6,872 7,146
7 South Africa 5,685 5,635
8 Angola 5,054 4,027
9 Algeria 4,588 3,816
10 Namibia 4,278 4,341
11 Tunisia 3,995 3,794
12 Cape Verde 3,464 3,419
13 Republic of the Congo 2,952 2,298
14 Morocco 2,827 2,847
15 Swaziland 2,778 2,854
16 Egypt 2,162 2,450
17 Sudan 1,522 1,388
18 Nigeria 1,401 1,089
19 Djibouti 1,252 1,354
20 Zambia 1,248 1,027
21 Cameroon 1,224 1,095
Politics › Re: Ecowas New Member?? by onila(f): 4:13pm On Jul 14, 2012
List of African countries by GDP (nominal)


1,561.807 1,476.179 1,730.072[b]
1 South Africa 275.596 283.977 357.259[/b]
2 Egypt 162.435 188.608 218.466
3 Nigeria 207.116 168.846 216.803
4 Algeria 170.228 139.763 160.270
5 Morocco 88.879 91.374 103.482
6 Angola 84.178 75.508 85.312
7 Libya 88.888 60.239 74.232
8 Sudan 58.028 55.802 68.441
9 Tunisia 44.878 43.523 44.290
10 Kenya 30.031 29.394 32.163[b]
11 Ghana 28.528 25.988 31.084[/b]
12 Ethiopia 26.642 32.249 29.717[b]
13 Côte d'Ivoire 23.508 22.909 22.823[/b]
14 Tanzania 20.668 22.159 22.671[b]
15 Cameroon 23.732 21.820 22.478[/b]
16 Uganda 14.440 15.804 17.011
17 Zambia 14.654 12.805 16.192
18 Equatorial Guinea 18.525 11.175 14.485
19 Botswana 13.461 10.808 14.030
20 Democratic Republic of the Congo 11.595 11.108 13.125
Politics › Re: Ecowas New Member?? by onila(f): 4:07pm On Jul 14, 2012
CAMEROONPRIDE: if Cameroon is the powerhouse of centra africa it's not for nothing oil is n
i thot Gabon was the richest country in central Africa huh
Politics › Re: Ecowas New Member?? by onila(f): 4:01pm On Jul 14, 2012
undecided you kinda sound like a humble person tho smiley
mr cameroon pride smiley
Politics › Re: Ecowas New Member?? by onila(f): 3:51pm On Jul 14, 2012
CAMEROONPRIDE: there are some people who will tell you that Chad is in north Africa etc geographically Cameroon is more in West African than in Central Africa we have a strategic position and could easily play the role of bridge between our regions
if you guys are so powerful why cant you bring peace 2 congo huh
why leave congo 2 help mali n guinea
Politics › Re: Ecowas New Member?? by onila(f): 3:36pm On Jul 14, 2012
CAMEROONPRIDE: like i said you really don't know Cameroon igbo own what? the igbo in Cameroon work in garage owned by cameroonian ....by the way i doubt you know all the +5millions of nigerians so i can't trust what you are saying but if they dislike cameroon why they don't leave ..i don't get it.....so you agree with me that you own us land ..so why are you angry just give it back..i don't know in which planet you live but here on earth we care about U.N and historic books......and don't try to fool us we are not oblige to exploit our ressource with nigeria but we are brothers with different views and opinions.....you do not understand the context of gabon and guinea problem which is very different from Cameroon and nigeria by the way guess who was the mediator? Cameroon.
Nigerians are survivors looking for money everywhere. the Nigerians in cameroon are just managing cameroon undecided. .many igbo men are going thru hell with cameroon corrupt police men and wicked people.

Nigerians have not recovered from loosing bakassi. claiming more of our land will destroy the future relationship with cameroon
Politics › Re: Ecowas New Member?? by onila(f): 3:29pm On Jul 14, 2012
CAMEROONPRIDE: listen clear fully there is no opposition in Cameroon ..they are so divided that they can't reunite people even in their own organizations ..you may dislike Biya form the outside buy you are clearly not ruled by him....so don't talkabot what you don't know the day someone will come with a true program instead of those Biya must go i'm sure Cameroonian will elect him...the same goes to nigeria with his multitude of presidents dwhere is nigeria in term of health care.schools.....by the Cameroon has the highest rate of literacy in Africa 75%in 2010 like i said maybe you should try to learn about your neighbor instead of doing like everything is good nigeria ..srry to bust your bubble but isn't it in Nigeria that a chief officer freed boko haram members because they give him some bribes....mon frere my presence here is not to bash a country okay? Nigeria is the paradise Ghana the heaven and Cameron the hell on earth do you feel good now?
cameroon does not have the highest literacy rate in Africa shocked. .even Nigeria is way higher. .trust me I know about my dear neighbour really well
the countries in Africa that have the highest literacy rate in Africa are zimbabwe, kenya, zaire, equatorial guinea n botswana
Cameroon literacy used to be high before but since that clown paul biya took over=cameroon has gone down the drain. .

Anyways if cameroon wanna join ecowas no problem but i think the cameroonian government wld rather prefer 2 be in CEMAC!
last time i checked Nairaland cameroon nayah said cameroon are proudly central africans and dont want anything to do with west africa

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