₦airaland Forum

Warmaterial:
the same with tribalism, is a disorder.

Sure....
Too bad for those who think otherwise.....

EdonhappenTv:
She is the only black kid in that class but subjecting a child to that kind of racist song in 2025 can never be allowed in our society.

She has to be pun!shed for this.

He wasn't the only black kid in the class. Watch the video.

Sonnobax15:

The black kid even looks more handsome than those white baboons

Racism and tribalism are the same thing,and I don't think they can ever be eradicated from this world..

yes they are the same and they can never be eradicated. That’s the mistake people make that there will be peace in the world, when racism is there?

cr7lomo:
U are delusional if u don't agree with whatever poster posted .... its like the poor demanding respect and privilege from the rich ... the black race is last when it comes to the hierarchy of races ... Asians had to pull themselves up to earn that respect . Blacks are still feeling victimised, deceiving themselves ... blacks politicians are the only ones rthat enslave their people and send their loots to a white man's country

I honestly don’t understand why some of you act like the white man’s respect is oxygen. Whether they respect us or not changes nothing it won’t fix our economy, build roads, or make our leaders honest. If it’s their respect people are obsessed with, they can keep it; it’s overrated. White people are human beings, not gods their respect doesn’t determine anyone’s value. What matters is self-respect and building systems that work for us. The day we stop craving validation from others is the day real progress begins.

shegzhkn:
Lol, you clearly don't understand how the world works.

I understand exactly how the world works I just refuse to see it through the lens of inferiority. The age of begging for equality is over. The world now runs on strength, innovation, and cultural pride. Equality is something the weak plead for; power is something the bold claim. Africans don’t need pity or approval we need focus, unity, and ambition. The day we start thinking like builders and not beggars is the day we rewrite the global order.

KillerOfCrackas:
I honestly don’t understand why some of you act like the white man’s respect is oxygen. Whether they respect us or not changes nothing it won’t fix our economy, build roads, or make our leaders honest. If it’s their respect people are obsessed with, they can keep it; it’s overrated. White people are human beings, not gods their respect doesn’t determine anyone’s value. What matters is self-respect and building systems that work for us. The day we stop craving validation from others is the day real progress begins.

No man is an island...to command progress, u need the important ones to back u... middle East used to be like Africa , tet were not respected ,until they discovered oil, the white men tried to deceive them, but they dint given them a chance... the blacks are the only race that sold their people to other races ...and we still act same way ... politicians stealing our resources to give to them ...how do u earn respect when we act foolish

KillerOfCrackas:
I understand exactly how the world works I just refuse to see it through the lens of inferiority. The age of begging for equality is over. The world now runs on strength, innovation, and cultural pride. Equality is something the weak plead for; power is something the bold claim. Africans don’t need pity or approval we need focus, unity, and ambition. The day we start thinking like builders and not beggars is the day we rewrite the global order.

Lol. After World War 2 ended which is also around the same time most of Africa got their independence when the global order was up for grab, what did you guys do??

Thank God for the internet, let see how she's going to get away with it

Melagros:
COMRADES, sometimes I ask myself, who did the black race offended in the first place? Even here in Nigeria/ Africa, we still dey worship white people, i.e, my company is among

I guess your company is owned by whites, same as mine, and it is the same thing over here. Then, looking at our very own brother's compan,y Dangote, there is far worse. The thing that remains is for the indians to put a chain on the neck of the Nigerian Engineers.

cr7lomo:
No man is an island...to command progress, u need the important ones to back u... middle East used to be like Africa , tet were not respected ,until they discovered oil, the white men tried to deceive them, but they dint given them a chance... the blacks are the only race that sold their people to other races ...and we still act same way ... politicians stealing our resources to give to them ...how do u earn respect when we act foolish

The Middle East didn’t earn respect by begging for it; they earned it by controlling their resources and understanding their worth. That’s exactly what we need to do.
Yes, our leaders have failed us, but that doesn’t define the whole race. Every region has faced corruption and exploitation; the difference is how they recover. Respect is not something we must chase it comes naturally when power and progress speak for us.
And honestly, the white man’s respect won’t feed us or improve our lives. Africa is already rich in human talent, culture, and natural resources. We don’t need the white man for anything. What we need is discipline, unity, and the will to use what we already have. Once we value ourselves, every other opinion becomes irrelevant

jogojogo:
I am here in Europe, If you abuse me racially, I will return with a higher proportion. Call me a monkey, I will call you a yellow baboon

And if they call your innocent child a monkey, what do you do? Call the teacher a yellow Baboon too, and case closed? Smh.

Bordey:
Black Americans always out there throwing race card. They are always claiming to be a victim and the boy mum is obviously looking for free money from a lawsuit. I don't know why they cut the first part of the video where they sang the normal birthday song. Then this other second silly version that even parents sing to their kids in America. This is a popular birthday song for kids if you grow up in America you will know the song.

The teacher was just kind of tone deaf, America is such in a sensitive era right now when it comes to racism and she shouldn't sing the song cos it will appear as racism while it's obviously not one.

Why are you so insensitive like this? You don't treat a person badly, and also tell them how to react. What you're sayi g is wrong.

Uncletony:
Yorubas are doing worse in lagos. They suspended a school child for using a note book wrapped with LP logo.

That's not Yorubas, that's just a school, just like this is not the handiwork of white people but just a racist teacher. You can condemn the Lagos school action, and also condemn this too. Nothing like comparison is needed.

descarado:
That song is never a harmless one and no kid, adult should enjoy it.

Shame on us for defending this. Is that how you guys view Caucasians?

Not defending anything. Did you miss where I said Zero emotional intelligence. Not everyone you see walking around has common sense.

uuzba:
oooohhhhhhh
Let the day come na!!!!!!!
Dangote setup refinery to bring us closer to independence...
AND STILL some ^^&^&**&(LKLKKjtp BLACK people are
forcing him to shut it down
Do we need a dictator before our head will be correct?
Ah!

Thank God you posted this on a thread where there are people degrading your fellow skin color person in a foreign land. Now look at the same Dangote Refinery, there are the same Indians that are the ones terrorizing Nigerians in their own country. hope you are happy about it shall.

jogojogo:
I am here in Europe, If you abuse me racially, I will return with a higher proportion. Call me a monkey, I will call you a yellow baboon

E no pass that. No need to report, just wire your own

fxexperts:
Thank God you posted this on a thread where there are people degrading your fellow skin color person in a foreign land. Now look at the same Dangote Refinery, there are the same Indians that are the ones terrorizing Nigerians in their own country. hope you are happy about it shall.

Of course I'm not happy about that.
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I don't see any race superior or inferior to any other race, because when I die, I'm not going to stand in front of God on judgement day and and tell him, "eh! Is because you made me black". No that is NOT an a excuse for anything.
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What we simply have is a system of decision making and opportunities. Burkina Faso, Nigeria, is there to bear witness. Same black people. But ONE brave intelligent person just takes over government and everyone is thriving for it.
We Nigerians can be here bash ourselves. One brave person (even a dictator) will take over power and bring a out justice... The same us, Nigerians will start jubilating with each other as if there was never any problem before.
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See the terror of Genocide in Rwanda. Now, with one brave leader, they are jubilating there as if it is London. Same black people vs black people.

Bordey:
Black Americans always out there throwing race card. They are always claiming to be a victim and the boy mum is obviously looking for free money from a lawsuit. I don't know why they cut the first part of the video where they sang the normal birthday song. Then this other second silly version that even parents sing to their kids in America. This is a popular birthday song for kids if you grow up in America you will know the song.

The teacher was just kind of tone deaf, America is such in a sensitive era right now when it comes to racism and she shouldn't sing the song cos it will appear as racism while it's obviously not one.

Feel free to allow whites to call your child a monkey but dont tell others what their child should be called or justify why they shouldnt be offended.
u dont tell people how to react when u carelessly throw insult around.
Your sill...y rationalization is the reason bully is fully entrenched unabated in western schools, and when the black boy fights back, they say he can't control his emotions or he's aggressive.

The irony is same people saying what she said is not racism will be same one shouting and wailing if one racist get shot in the neck.

What we expect from all these racists apologists is to use their brain, caution their constituents, and prevents unnecessary utterances that could lead to unseen fatal consequence, but no they will expect the victim to suck it up and laff over it.