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Re: Carnegie Mellon University Reacts To Uju Anya's Tweet About Queen's Death by Kwestionair: 11:05am On Sep 09, 2022 |
Ge0rgeN0ra: Idiot slave. Read and learn. Waste of sperm
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Re: Carnegie Mellon University Reacts To Uju Anya's Tweet About Queen's Death by Nobody: 11:08am On Sep 09, 2022 |
OyeofIkoTuN:moroon Show me igbo street signpost in SW If you can’t show me proof,then shut your mouth 1 Like |
Re: Carnegie Mellon University Reacts To Uju Anya's Tweet About Queen's Death by phemmyfour: 11:10am On Sep 09, 2022 |
Michello5:What's visa to a professor |
Re: Carnegie Mellon University Reacts To Uju Anya's Tweet About Queen's Death by CaveAdullam: 11:38am On Sep 09, 2022 |
Parachoko: I address this question in 3 above. Now my question: Should you blame the robbers that broke into your house and raped your 15-year-old daughter and have now caused her emotional and psychological disorders? How do you want that your daughter to feel when she later discovered that you are friends with the robbers to date? 2 Likes |
Re: Carnegie Mellon University Reacts To Uju Anya's Tweet About Queen's Death by cayorday89(m): 11:42am On Sep 09, 2022 |
NaijaMutant:Also, by calculation almost all African countries gained independence under her reign and also gave opportunities to Africans who went over to her country to get educated and used that knowledge to seek for independence but overtime what has African leaders done to better the life of the African masses... How many of us will truly mourn the death of our leaders like they are doing right now in Britain? 1 Like |
Re: Carnegie Mellon University Reacts To Uju Anya's Tweet About Queen's Death by MisterRuk(m): 11:45am On Sep 09, 2022 |
Connected1:Ah, don't see this as any form of competition between us |
Re: Carnegie Mellon University Reacts To Uju Anya's Tweet About Queen's Death by Enkidu70: 11:48am On Sep 09, 2022 |
Kasssandra: Of course it's low because most of the tax is street-level and uncaptured, not because people aren't paying. Very few people work for structured companies considering the size of the population, majority just 'hustle', according to them. Unless you want government to also tax yahoo and prostitution, virtually every hustler is subject to some form of street tax. State govts pretend not to know this because the informal tax collectors are quasi-agents of theirs come election season. |
Re: Carnegie Mellon University Reacts To Uju Anya's Tweet About Queen's Death by Truthdeypain: 11:48am On Sep 09, 2022 |
Oyecool: It no go better for your mumu oshi. Drawback ke |
Re: Carnegie Mellon University Reacts To Uju Anya's Tweet About Queen's Death by cayorday89(m): 11:49am On Sep 09, 2022 |
IboHausaYoruba:You are wrong to say African(Nigerian) mentality because most know better not to say or tweet such. She is who she is and even much more enlightened than most Africans/Nigerians you compared her with, but her emotions got the better part of her. |
Re: Carnegie Mellon University Reacts To Uju Anya's Tweet About Queen's Death by Princedapace(m): 11:49am On Sep 09, 2022 |
marvelife: How can we move on when for instance, two nations with nothing alike were forcefully merged together to create Nigeria? The only way Africans can move on is if western allies leave us alone and allow us create our countries by our selves based on mutual interests. Currently, our countries are created based on British and European interests. |
Re: Carnegie Mellon University Reacts To Uju Anya's Tweet About Queen's Death by Parachoko: 11:54am On Sep 09, 2022 |
CaveAdullam:You're not Intelligent Did I invite the robbers to my house? The British was working with rulers in Africa when they came. In fact, if the British didn't stop slave trade, African Rulers had no plans to stop engaging in the business. You can lead out the king's in Nigeria who was fighting against slave trade with the white men make I see. |
Re: Carnegie Mellon University Reacts To Uju Anya's Tweet About Queen's Death by Truthdeypain: 12:05pm On Sep 09, 2022 |
etrouble: We seperated for the protection of our people who were being massacred afresh and afresh even after going back to their destinations more than twice. It was an act of self preservation. Lots of measures such as the Aburi accord get we're out in place for us to negotiate a peaceful let go. War was declared on us, a people whose govt was actively regimenting and participating in it's massacres and pogroms. Till date not a single soul has stood trial for these crimes. Deliberate blockading and starvation is not a legitimate weapon of war it is illegal and a crime against humanity. It is against the rules of Engagement. Thanks to the UK in the UN the likes of GOWON, AWOLOWO, OBASANJO, BUHARI, BABANGIDA, who should be firmly locked up in a top security facility serving time for their war crimes, roam free and are highly venerated National heroes and even the dead ones have been immortalized. We shall never forget the POGROMS GENOCIDE BLOCKADES and all the evil of AWOLOWO AMD GOWON being at the center. If una like build a statute of CHIEF AWOLOWO in every household in yourubaland and praise and worship his great spirit because he almost succeeded in bringing many of your fantasies to reality( wiping out the igbo race). He will never be nothing more than a Genocidal, suicidal, baby killing, coward! They will all rot in hell! |
Re: Carnegie Mellon University Reacts To Uju Anya's Tweet About Queen's Death by omojeesu(m): 12:41pm On Sep 09, 2022 |
True! But they "opened the door of civilization" on their terms in such a manipulated way that we will remain slaves. The British oligarchy with others continue their nefarious globalists agenda of today & the future. NaijaMutant: |
Re: Carnegie Mellon University Reacts To Uju Anya's Tweet About Queen's Death by Gbagura: 12:49pm On Sep 09, 2022 |
atinga1:If can only happen to me if I allow greed overshadow my conscience. Na una wey greed don befriend stuffs like that dey happen to. So your curses still remain in your room. It never left |
Re: Carnegie Mellon University Reacts To Uju Anya's Tweet About Queen's Death by Gbagura: 12:50pm On Sep 09, 2022 |
OyeofIkoTuN:But you're slaving in abia since '99. Your mothers exchanged their votes for 1ltr of kerosene. |
Re: Carnegie Mellon University Reacts To Uju Anya's Tweet About Queen's Death by fantasy2018: 12:54pm On Sep 09, 2022 |
Uju is my new hero. |
Re: Carnegie Mellon University Reacts To Uju Anya's Tweet About Queen's Death by abikason(m): 1:03pm On Sep 09, 2022 |
mvem: All this one na talk, if your are given the opportunity to japa nw, you will gladly travel to the UK, forgetting you know history very well |
Re: Carnegie Mellon University Reacts To Uju Anya's Tweet About Queen's Death by abikason(m): 1:06pm On Sep 09, 2022 |
Opmic: You think this is the best way and time to air hear hate for the British Royal She's not a Saint either, one day she too will leave this world |
Re: Carnegie Mellon University Reacts To Uju Anya's Tweet About Queen's Death by abikason(m): 1:07pm On Sep 09, 2022 |
Legendforte: The Queen was too privileged to fight one on one |
Re: Carnegie Mellon University Reacts To Uju Anya's Tweet About Queen's Death by engrchykae(m): 1:17pm On Sep 09, 2022 |
datola:she is right. There is nothing "Royal"about genocidal Elizabeth |
Re: Carnegie Mellon University Reacts To Uju Anya's Tweet About Queen's Death by engrchykae(m): 1:20pm On Sep 09, 2022 |
olola4:there is nothing "majestic"about the British witch. The killings in South Africa The looting and killings in Ghana The sponsoring of Nigeria against Biafra in 1967 Elizabeth saw to the execution of genocides world over. Even princess Diana comes to mind |
Re: Carnegie Mellon University Reacts To Uju Anya's Tweet About Queen's Death by Christistruth00: 2:13pm On Sep 09, 2022 |
greypencils: Do you know that it was British Lord Lugard that built Awka Umuahia and Enugu Apart from that Lord Lugard ended the Slave trade in Igboland Lord Lugard was the only Obstacle that stood between the Igbo Nation and Trans Atlantic Slavery and Some of them still Curse him everyday Unsurprisingly the Curses are now backfiring on their Homeland everyday God is a God of Justice and Truth |
Re: Carnegie Mellon University Reacts To Uju Anya's Tweet About Queen's Death by CaveAdullam: 2:23pm On Sep 09, 2022 |
Parachoko: 1. You are the one not really intelligent here. So, in your narrow mind, African leaders were the ones that invited European and American exploiters to Africa right? 2. Ok, if African rulers were the ones that invited white traders to Africa, why was there no advancement in science and technology? Why was there no advancement in agriculture? How come goods from Africa never reached Europe except for the minerals that were exploited? How come Africans were never the ones in charge of the mines, industries, and banks in Africa? How come Africa never had control of its goods and trade? 3. So, in your timid and underdeveloped mind, African leaders invited these exploiters to come rubbish and destroy their lands and people for gunpowder, mirrors, and gums, right? 4. The "slave trade" between African communities was not exploitative. Both parties benefitted and their communities developed. Cases, where the trade became intense are a result of the coming of the Europeans and the feudalism Africa was approaching. 5. Comparing this "slave trade" to the slave trade of blacks across the transatlantic ocean is like comparing the fight between two teenage brothers in their bedroom and a war between two countries. Parachoko:6. I stated this before in the first post you quoted. 7. African leaders were working with them because the exploiters had all the power: they were in control of sea trades. They own guns and other weapons. They had the military and police. They stimulated fighting between African communities using the divide and conquer strategy. And coupled with the fact that the British made the trade profitable albeit destructive, African rulers succumb. 8. African rulers were used because of their ignorance and greed: It is on this note that I don't hold any grudges against the Europeans and America because life is a game; business is a game; politics is a game; in war, the dumb and the weak cannot survive. 9. Yeah, had it been African rulers unanimously ruled against the exploitation of Britain, Europe, and North America, the effect would not have been destructive and cancerous even up to this moment. Parachoko: 10. Just imagine the nonsense you spilled out of your mouth and yet you claimed to be wise and intelligent. Pathetic! So, the British stopped the slave trade, the slave trade they introduce and sponsored to the day it was abolished, has now become a great help to Africans, right? 11. The simple reason the slave trade was abolished was that slaves were no longer needed in large numbers in fields due to the rise in science and technology. The industrial revolution led to the abolishment because the profits and work involved in the slave trade is not worthy compared to machines and industries. 12. Even after the abolishment of the slave trade, the exploiters still had a strong hold on African soil as they exploited the land further, and pillaged the mineral resources. They had a strong military presence in their former colonies. They controlled African trade, politics, economics, and the military. 13. Slave trade may have been abolished, but the exploiters still rule even till today as a result of the different policies they have set - on the external you think it is to develop Africa, but deciphering within, you will come to understand that these policies ensure the continuous pillaging of Africans. Parachoko: 14. Shaka of Zululand, Jaja of oppo (Tada, and one king of Kongo - (don't get their names correctly), etc. rebelled, but their strength was not enough compared to the exploiters. NB: The black slave trade is an African problem, not Nigeria alone. PS: Don't quote me again and talk nonsense. Else, have a nice day. 5 Likes 4 Shares |
Re: Carnegie Mellon University Reacts To Uju Anya's Tweet About Queen's Death by marvelife: 2:33pm On Sep 09, 2022 |
Scientheosopher: Thanks for your contribution... It's a wrong time to tell my story.. Why I left Nigeria... If we could move on, it'd have been better for us, very soon Europeans would see Africa as their second home cos we've got wonderful weather and land + population to make things work.. But unfortunately, I learnt we can't move on and that was the moment I moved on personally with my life. 2 Likes |
Re: Carnegie Mellon University Reacts To Uju Anya's Tweet About Queen's Death by Micfish: 2:52pm On Sep 09, 2022 |
datola: Was what she said right? We are very fast in criticizing.. Until our legs fill in those shoes. Check what other people are saying too. Then ask why?
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Re: Carnegie Mellon University Reacts To Uju Anya's Tweet About Queen's Death by atinga1: 3:33pm On Sep 09, 2022 |
Gbagura:It did. |
Re: Carnegie Mellon University Reacts To Uju Anya's Tweet About Queen's Death by Ofadaman(m): 5:55pm On Sep 09, 2022 |
akinremiayomide: Why not show me where your own land or house dey for Lagos. Even Ibadan pikin dey claim Lagosian ,better calm down. If you check now ,na inside the deepest part of ikorodu you dey stay. The question is how many lands for lekki, v/I, ikoyi and other top areas for Lagos still dey hands of Yoruba owners, na inside ikorodu, alimosho and heart of Epe una dey now. |
Re: Carnegie Mellon University Reacts To Uju Anya's Tweet About Queen's Death by OyeofIkoTuN(m): 6:31pm On Sep 09, 2022 |
akinremiayomide:. u wan just whine me |
Re: Carnegie Mellon University Reacts To Uju Anya's Tweet About Queen's Death by etebjohn: 6:51pm On Sep 09, 2022 |
I honestly don't blame her... Maybe the respect should have been accorded the death but like you rightly said history breaths hatred. marvelife: |
Re: Carnegie Mellon University Reacts To Uju Anya's Tweet About Queen's Death by Nobody: 7:07pm On Sep 09, 2022 |
Ofadaman:keep fooling your self. Infact nah igbos dominate all the top notch eatates and GRA in Lagos From Lekki to magodo,banana island to Ajah Woo nah igbos get Lagos jhare |
Re: Carnegie Mellon University Reacts To Uju Anya's Tweet About Queen's Death by femiasaolu2014: 9:15pm On Sep 09, 2022 |
Wintertime: "The United Kingdom and the Soviet Union were the main supporters of the Nigerian government, while France, Israel (after 1968) and some other countries supported Biafra." https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigerian_Civil_War#:~:text=The%20United%20Kingdom%20and%20the,some%20other%20countries%20supported%20Biafra. You are an ignorant bastard. A fool and slowpoke who glories in his idiocy like a pig wallows in mire. |
Re: Carnegie Mellon University Reacts To Uju Anya's Tweet About Queen's Death by Davytech(m): 9:22pm On Sep 09, 2022 |
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