₦airaland Forum

nihilistjnr:
I was hoping she would posted the same vitriol about Ojukwu who was just as complicit in the genocide she was talking about, only to come back and contest for presidency of the country he fought to secede from leading 3 million people to their death in the process. And who's wife is a 2 time ambassador for the country her husband fought a civil war against

Wokism is a disease.

A40:
Lmao. That broad is only hustling clout. If you think she gives a damn about this discussion about colonialism you're very naive

Nobody cares about what she does with her body or who she fvcks. No man will cope with a nasty woman like that anyway so she's doing men a favor.

She's merely a mouthpiece for the Woke agenda and anytime she yarns nonsense she has to collect

She didn't do her homework else she would know that her fellow Africans were also selling their people into slavery amongst other atrocities.

If we check now. This woman will be a fan of Obama and Clinton like those ones hands are clean

Havertz10:
I have contextual knowledge on colonialism, nobody is pushing surface narratives here, we are only pointing out that people benefited from that system and those same people created structures that enforce and evolve institutional racism today

I didnt know prof Anya prior to yesterday, I only talked about her personal life because most of you left the message and went after the messenger, as far as i am concerned irrespective of her bias, her resentment on this subject is justified, and such line of thoughts shouldn’t be shunned but embraced

Racism is far more than the people that stupidity sold their own brothers but the pigs that took advantage their situations and used it to enslave human beings, reducing such a monumental event to merely who did what is truly sad

American government took the rights of Japanese Americans for a few months and reparations were paid to them

Hundreds of millions were enslaved for centuries and somehow, they should let the past be, and we aren’t talking about just the slaves that were bought but his or her descendants

As if that wasn’t enough, you burdened them with loans and actively undermine their progress

Western countries practice QE but global south nations are encouraged to embrace austerity

Slavery remained a large part of the economy, although its operation had changed with the end of the Atlantic slave trade. Slaves were gained through raiding and via markets as had operated earlier in West Africa.

The founder of the Caliphate allowed slavery only for non-Muslims; slavery was viewed as a process to bring such peoples into the Muslim community. Around half of the Caliphate's population was enslaved in the 19th century.There was a huge expansion of slaves due to the jihad campaigns, frontier wars and slave raids.

The expansion of agricultural plantations under the Caliphate was dependent on slave labor. These plantations were established around the ribats, and large areas of agricultural production took place around the cities of the empire. The institution of slavery was mediated by the lack of a racial barrier among the peoples, and by a complex and varying set of relations between owners and slaves, which included the right to accumulate property by working on their own plots, manumission, and the potential for slaves to convert and become members of the Islamic community.

There are historical records of slaves reaching high levels of government and administration in the Sokoto Caliphate

Havertz10:
I have contextual knowledge on colonialism, nobody is pushing surface narratives here, we are only pointing out that people benefited from that system and those same people created structures that enforce and evolve institutional racism today

I didnt know prof Anya prior to yesterday, I only talked about her personal life because most of you left the message and went after the messenger, as far as i am concerned irrespective of her bias, her resentment on this subject is justified, and such line of thoughts shouldn’t be shunned but embraced

Racism is far more than the people that stupidity sold their own brothers but the pigs that took advantage their situations and used it to enslave human beings, reducing such a monumental event to merely who did what is truly sad

Havertz10:
American government took the rights of Japanese Americans for a few months and reparations were paid to them

Hundreds of millions were enslaved for centuries and somehow, they should let the past be, and we aren’t talking about just the slaves that were bought but his or her descendants

As if that wasn’t enough, you burdened them with loans and actively undermine their progress

Western countries practice QE but global south nations are encouraged to embrace austerity

A40:
I'm saying too that if we're going to tell stories let's tell the entire stories not half in half narratives.

You can't be whining about colonialism when your own house is not in order. At some point you must also hold yourself accountable to the level you're trying to hold your erstwhile colonialists

nihilistjnr:
The original context of discussion was what Anya said about the Queen.
Anya was talking about Britain's involvement in the Biafran war and blaming the Queen squarely for that unfortunate event.
Her take, although asinine, has some tenuous links to reality, in that the Queen was the constitutional head of state of a country that provided aid to the Federal Government during the war.

Your take here however, has no grounding within the original context. Slavery in the UK for example was never legal. As early as 1562 Slavery was established as illegal under English Common Law. The vast majority of slave trade related actions happened OUTSIDE the United Kingdom in the middle passage of the Transatlantic Trade -and Britain played a huge part in ending the transatlantic slave trade - almost singlehandedly sef.

You could argue that the British Mercantile Class profited handsomely from selling human chattel, and you could argue that the profits of of the Slave trade found its way back to the UK, but what does that have to do with the Queen - and more specifically, THIS Queen?

How is it that we're going after the Queen of a country where slavery has been illegal for 600 years, instead of the various kings of Nigeria that practiced slave trade aggressively for centuries until that same Britain literally had to use violence to force them to stop

Even after Transatlantic slave trade had ENDED, slavery was still BOOMING in Northern Nigeria. Before you start calling out 'Institutional Racism' that doesn't affect 99.9% of Nigerians living in Nigeria, why are you not worrying about the descendants of the millions of slaves that constituted up to HALF the population of a Nigerian Caliphate?



It doesnt sound as woke, does it?

A40:
What is funny is majority of the genocide pertaining to her ancestors were and couldn't possibly have been perpetrated by the Brits. This is what happens when you activist to activist.

They have no clue what they stand for and what they are fighting against

That's how another joker. A Nigerian man Freemason came out and said he would never take the side of a colonizing institution. Sometimes I think these guys are robots or something

A40:
They are clowns just chasing clout. Literally they were the ones that came here to stop slave trade.

If you check now that ignorant broad will not say anything when Yakubu Gowon dies. Why? Cause that will not give her the same notoriety and fame slandering Queen will give her.

These people are hypocrites and have no code. They're the same people shouting free Britney Griner in Russia meanwhile their own VP was throwing people in jail for the same offense and they have never spoken about it.

PDPGuy:
When Yakubu Gowon dies, I will appropriately call him a war criminal

popizaino:
How did David Silva fare against Man United yesterday?


Asking for a friend.

Jodera:
He was just average in ystdy game. Very very average. But I'm not holding anything against him cos he's already paid his dues and deserves to be average.


Meanwhile, it's being long we heard any coutinho alert. Wataguan??

larride:
They are populist. They follow whatever narrative they feel the public want to hear whether its fact based or not.

You will be surprised that most of the people joining the crusade have no idea what the crusade is all about but they will be at the forefront chanting war songs.

raumdeuter:
These days na for Villa bench Coutinho alert dey come from,

Jodera:
He was just average in ystdy game. Very very average. But I'm not holding anything against him cos he's already paid his dues and deserves to be average.


Meanwhile, it's being long we heard any coutinho alert. Wataguan??

popizaino:
Coutinho like most Brazilians will not want to give it all playing for mid table clubs especially after a successful sojourn with top clubs.

popizaino:
Coutinho like most Brazilians will not want to give it all playing for mid table clubs especially after a successful sojourn with top clubs.

popizaino:
Coutinho like most Brazilians will not want to give it all playing for mid table clubs especially after a successful sojourn with top clubs.

popizaino:
Coutinho like most Brazilians will not want to give it all playing for mid table clubs especially after a successful sojourn with top clubs.

raumdeuter:
How did he perform at top clubs like Barcelona and Bayern that they were chasing him with stones all over

rooftops:
You were championing for clubs to sign a player who won't give his all again. Omo this excuse no be here

izzou:
[color=royalblue]So the Irish people are saying horrible stuffs too.

I'm here to read comments anyway[/color]

PDPGuy:
It is extreme i.diocy to postpone football matches to “honor” a dead person.

A simple minute of silence would have sufficed!!

larride:
The dead person just happen to be the longest serving monarch in their history.

I don't think it's right for you to call it idiocy.

larride:
Theres a reason why there's Ireland and Northern Ireland.

Amoto94:
Mainz sporting director Christian Heidel: "With Thomas (Tuchel) it came out of the blue. The sacking is grist to the mill of those who are against investors in football. It was purely an investor’s decision. Someone who has no idea about football probably thought that sixth place wasn’t good enough for him and said: 'Then let’s try another coach. After only six games, I can’t think of any other reason. But Chelsea will bitterly regret this decision – they won’t get such a good coach again so quickly."

A40:
I'm saying too that if we're going to tell stories let's tell the entire stories not half in half narratives. You can't be whining about colonialism when your own house is not in order. At some point you must also hold yourself accountable to the level you're trying to hold your erstwhile colonialists


Don't conflate colonialism and racial issues. Our own problem no get anything do with racism and if you're in doubt wait till you have issues with FBAs. That's when they will put you in your place.

I have no care and concern for identity politics. Na wetin women dey face now wey dem dey follow Tran Dan and Bikini Bob share private and competitive spaces



Are you comparing reparations of War? Aren't the Japanese owing reparations as well to the entire South East Asia

Hundreds of millions were enslaved by who? You need to drill down these things and stop jumbling them all up. I already told you that our ancestors were also complicit in this trade.

I can't speak for the rest of Africa but I can speak for Nigeria. Our misuse of our resources is what led us in this mess not no foreign loans or interference.

The British empire is not the reason why we had clueless leaders that have squandered our oil boom and led us indebted to financial organizations around the world