₦airaland Forum

obainojazz:
Funny they are choosing abroadians in their safe country to lead ipob.

The arrest of Ekpa go sweet my belle well.

liveLongNprospa:
Davido has been vindicated 🙌

larride:
Omo ogbon 😂

larride:
I saw that tweet and just burst laugh.

liveLongNprospa:
Lmaooo... Ahn ahn..

Btw how baby dey? How the sleepless nights? 😁

raumdeuter:
Could the bold be because the majority of the people support the end goal of the agitators and partly believe they are freedom fighters with the evil Nigerian govt tagging them as terrorists

liveLongNprospa:
Davido has been vindicated 🙌

Itsrm:
That's one aspect of it.

Look at Hope Uzodinma for instance, he can't win any election that is free and fair in IMO state. Part of his offence is that he brought the Nigerian Army to kill innocent Igbos in Orlu.

seankafor:
you dey mind that old lesbian

liveLongNprospa:
Davido has been vindicated 🙌

larride:
My brother e choke.

I went to work today, just dey doze off back to back.

Ellexy:
It's not even about David being vindicated. That Uju Anya just hates men and women who are in relationship with men. So she'll say anything to bring drags to heterosexual women. She doesn't care.

liveLongNprospa:
Your oga go understand.

No paternity leave? Abi you Don use am finish?

Ellexy:
It's not even about David being vindicated. That Uju Anya just hates men and women who are in relationship with men. So she'll say anything to bring drags to heterosexual women. She doesn't care.

larride:
Pater what? Work wey I just start wey never reach 5 months?

The 3 days wey them give me from monday till yesterday sef, na based on consideration.

larride:
Pater what? Work wey I just start wey never reach 5 months?

The 3 days wey them give me from monday till yesterday sef, na based on consideration.

raumdeuter:
Shey Davido get issue with Uju before ni?

Ellexy:
She doesn't give a fvck that her statement is more damaging to women cos why will they even be answerable to men in the first place.

seankafor:
na her fellow lesbians and online feminist will be looking up to her..

Real women that use their number 6 knows how it goes

DeadPresidents:
See difference between Naija and Europe. My Indian team-mate Robin, him babe been deliver baby girl and them grant am 2 weeks (in addition to the 2 weeks wey the werey done already carry before the babe born)

Omo, to be man no easy (especially for Naija)

larride:
Pater what? Work wey I just start wey never reach 5 months?

The 3 days wey them give me from monday till yesterday sef, na based on consideration.

liveLongNprospa:
Larride abeg I néed your input.

Nor be buhari do these things?
Abi the one tinubu is doing is different from these ones buhari did.?

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Have you left those guys that were owing salaries?[/color]

larride:
Yes. Started a new job in April.

BlueRayDick:
Growing up while reading government textbooks in secondary school , I was of the opinion that the French policy of assimilation in the French speaking regions of Africa is far more superior and beneficial to Africans than the British’s indirect rule .

Now all grown having access to different news articles , propaganda and media reports I somehow feel the French didn’t mean well for Africa at all compared to their British counterparts .

Looking at how militancy groups spring up in different French African countries the moment france feels they are losing grip of such country, how France just goes after it’s interests in those countries before anything all makes it feel like the French are really ruthless but nobody talks enough about them

Cc: nihilistjnr
Raumdeuter
Ibime
Roland17
GloriousGbola
Deadpresidents
Afrodoc
Donjazzet

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Hope say dem pay the arrears?

Congrats[/color]

Roland17:
This is a good topic of discussion. I think both have had eras of benefit when compared. Nigeria benefited immensely from the indirect rule and post colonization from Britain after independence. We were able to inculcate/ model the British academic curriculum into our education system. Also, many of our great leaders and nationals were able to travel to Britain to obtain good education which was beneficial for the development of the nation, post colonization as they were equipped with the technical knowledge needed to run different spheres of the economy. Britain were also influential in the installation of Democracy in Nigeria and while their impact is debatable for many, they were instrumental in helping us get our foreign debt wiped under Obasanjo. They have also been able to support in the fight against corruption in Nigeria. However, their impact have seemed to wane post 1999 as they are now grappling with immigration and the influx of nationals from the commonwealth.

The French, in comparison continue to hold a strong direct hold on their prior colonies. They have been instrumental in the direct determination of the electoral process and have not done much in the pursuance of democracy in former territories. Many former French colonies are grabbling with political instability. This is buttressed by the fact that former French colonies have some of the longest serving Presidents across Africa. However, in comparison to the British, the French have done well in the current era in investing in economies of their previous colonies and their immigration policies are more favorable now which is opposite of the British.

Overall, both have their pros and cons.

Roland17:
This is a good topic of discussion. I think both have had eras of benefit when compared. Nigeria benefited immensely from the indirect rule and post colonization from Britain after independence. We were able to inculcate/ model the British academic curriculum into our education system. Also, many of our great leaders and nationals were able to travel to Britain to obtain good education which was beneficial for the development of the nation, post colonization as they were equipped with the technical knowledge needed to run different spheres of the economy. Britain were also influential in the installation of Democracy in Nigeria and while their impact is debatable for many, they were instrumental in helping us get our foreign debt wiped under Obasanjo. They have also been able to support in the fight against corruption in Nigeria. However, their impact have seemed to wane post 1999 as they are now grappling with immigration and the influx of nationals from the commonwealth.

The French, in comparison continue to hold a strong direct hold on their prior colonies. They have been instrumental in the direct determination of the electoral process and have not done much in the pursuance of democracy in former territories. Many former French colonies are grabbling with political instability. This is buttressed by the fact that former French colonies have some of the longest serving Presidents across Africa. However, in comparison to the British, the French have done well in the current era in investing in economies of their previous colonies and their immigration policies are more favorable now which is opposite of the British.

Overall, both have their pros and cons.

nihilistjnr:
I think the assimilation policy was still better for the francophone subjects than what the British gave us.

I've just come back from Afronation in Portugal, where I estimate up to 80% of attendees were black French citizens. Some if the greatest names in sporting history are children of black francophone assimilants.

What's happening in francophone countries is largely driven by greed of the African leaders themselves from Cameroon to the Congos, to CAR, to Ivory Coast, to Senegal and/or by Islamic separatism wey no send anybody papa like in Chad, Niger, Mali etc.