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Re: My Life Belongs To My Country - Nigerian Soldier, Habu Sabo (pic) by Shymm3x: 3:36pm On Jul 14, 2015
sukkot:
the cankering lion of biafra haha. with the likes of t a orji and orji kalu i suspect that biafra will be a disaster. biafrans leaders are the worst in nigeria. if biafra is actualized and with the type of leaders they have i am sure it will be the worst place to live in the whole world. because now the corrupt leaders can run free and have free reign without being called to task. imagine t a orji as the president of biafra ? all the allocation to fix biafra will end up in his swiss account while he has henchemen to beat up people who question him. thats the biafran way lmao

Lol, I'm starting to like the "Uzochukwu" tag, trust me, bruddah. The conquering lion of Biafra! grin

They'd be alright if they can plan judiciously and get the serious minded and supremely educated Igbos involved (which should exist even if they're in the minority, but I've never seen them on here or anywhere in Cyberspace). They're negroes, and even if they never had an empire, all negroes are blessed with the same gifts - regardless of tribe. It just depends on how they're able to make their culture resonate/relate to their immediate environment, and the need to survive. They'd be alright on the long run, they just need to go about it through the right channel and stop alienating their neighbours with their aggressiveness and domineering posturing.

A lot of Igbos are decent and I believe they're the most open to Afrocentricism among all the ethnic groups in Nigeria per population, though the overwhelming majority of them are just as brainwashed as the rest of Nigerians, based on my observation -and that's a great attribute.
Re: My Life Belongs To My Country - Nigerian Soldier, Habu Sabo (pic) by Shymm3x: 3:40pm On Jul 14, 2015
pazienza:


Ndiigbo have nothing against Arewa-Odua people, we just don't want to co exist with them. It's as simple as that. I am pan African and have nothing but love for all black people.

I hear that. Arewa folks have Arab nuts stuck in their mouths. While my Yoruba folks are just confused and they don't know what they want while they're stuck in being Anglophile and Americophile. Igbos as well wanna be more white and catholic than the pope, with Yisrael's nuts in their mouths. All confused folks, really.

Just be peaceful while you go about trying to achieve ya dreams and use dialogue and, rein that loose canon on radio Biafra in, before he creates a bigger problem.

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Re: My Life Belongs To My Country - Nigerian Soldier, Habu Sabo (pic) by Nobody: 4:04pm On Jul 14, 2015
Freemanan:
EASIER SAID THAN DONE...



NICE KIT THO... NEVER KNEW NIGERIA MILITARY KIT SO WELL...
That gun is outdated""
Re: My Life Belongs To My Country - Nigerian Soldier, Habu Sabo (pic) by Nobody: 4:04pm On Jul 14, 2015
Iefosa:
That gun is outdated""
M16
Re: My Life Belongs To My Country - Nigerian Soldier, Habu Sabo (pic) by Nobody: 4:57pm On Jul 14, 2015
The only problem is when you come on NL and see how people comment negatively about the country you fight for... it's truly disheartening, you always pause to ask yourself..... are these ones worth dying for? In any case God Guide you.
Re: My Life Belongs To My Country - Nigerian Soldier, Habu Sabo (pic) by toyeford(m): 5:07pm On Jul 14, 2015
Freemanan:
EASIER SAID THAN DONE...



NICE KIT THO... NEVER KNEW NIGERIA MILITARY KIT SO WELL...

you are civilian, dat y u re talking like dat.
cant blame u. bloody civilian
Re: My Life Belongs To My Country - Nigerian Soldier, Habu Sabo (pic) by MrPresident1: 5:07pm On Jul 14, 2015
Shymm3x:


When and how, Sir?

I look at Africa, and I see utterly corrupt slaves, who're the herd leading the intellectually dead and docile people, within a status quo, history, and structure created for them by the colonial masters (in the words of great Ben Okri in his mythical masterpiece, Infinite Riches, on how they re-wrote our history, and destroyed our way of life) - in servitude. While acquiring personal riches and not wealth. I look at America, and I see white privilege/racism, police brutality, black slaves, mass incarceration, and black bourgeois who thrive in their best emulation of the supreme white race - ditto the rest of black diaspora. I look around me in the belly of the beast and I see how the created monsters and black bourgeois who're comfortable in just existing within a ceiling, as long as they can feed themselves and lead a fraudulent life in self-delusion. grin

Oh shyte, my lil darg cum distance cousin due to new family links just go shifted for a fire-arm a few days ago, while trying to protect himself from other black males, due to hyper-masculinity innately in every modern black male to mask our generational weakness. That's 5 years in prison, with an altered destiny - and an everlasting criminal record for a young chaps with so much promise in life. Late teens now and he'll be out when he moves over to the beginning of adulthood. The story of a lot of black males. He caught one and anyone can catch one...and when you catch one, the white man's system knows how to ra.pe you in the ar.se and make ya life miserable forever. That's the story of black people everywhere.

Time to stop being prophetic and start working hard and smart. No one is going to come from anywhere to fix our problems for us, we've to fix them ourselves, via intellectual curiosity and proper economics. wink

This is the curse we are laboring under;

Isaiah 29:14
Therefore, behold, I will proceed to do a marvellous work among this people, even a marvellous work and a wonder: for the wisdom of their wise men shall perish, and the understanding of their prudent men shall be hid.
Isaiah 42:24
Who gave Jacob for a spoil, and Israel to the robbers? did not the Lord, he against whom we have sinned? for they would not walk in his ways, neither were they obedient unto his law.


And this is our redemption NOW;

Isaiah 54:4
4 Fear not; for thou shalt not be ashamed: neither be thou confounded; for thou shalt not be put to shame: for thou shalt forget the shame of thy youth, and shalt not remember the reproach of thy widowhood any more.

Ezekiel 39:25
25 Therefore thus saith the Lord God; Now will I bring again the captivity of Jacob, and have mercy upon the whole house of Israel, and will be jealous for my holy name;
Re: My Life Belongs To My Country - Nigerian Soldier, Habu Sabo (pic) by sukkot: 5:34pm On Jul 14, 2015
Shymm3x:


Lol, I'm starting to like the "Uzochukwu" tag, trust me, bruddah. The conquering lion of Biafra! grin

They'd be alright if they can plan judiciously and get the serious minded and supremely educated Igbos involved (which should exist even if they're in the minority, but I've never seen them on here or anywhere in Cyberspace). They're negroes, and even if they never had an empire, all negroes are blessed with the same gifts - regardless of tribe. It just depends on how they're able to make their culture resonate/relate to their immediate environment, and the need to survive. They'd be alright on the long run, they just need to go about it through the right channel and stop alienating their neighbours with their aggressiveness and domineering posturing.

A lot of Igbos are decent and I believe they're the most open to Afrocentricism among all the ethnic groups in Nigeria per population, though the overwhelming majority of them are just as brainwashed as the rest of Nigerians, based on my observation -and that's a great attribute.
Afro-centricism ? what do you need that for if you are living amongst black people in africa ? thats a concept amongst oppressed blacks living in caucasian lands. tongue
Re: My Life Belongs To My Country - Nigerian Soldier, Habu Sabo (pic) by Shymm3x: 5:51pm On Jul 14, 2015
MrPresident1:


This is the curse we are laboring under;

Isaiah 29:14
Therefore, behold, I will proceed to do a marvellous work among this people, even a marvellous work and a wonder: for the wisdom of their wise men shall perish, and the understanding of their prudent men shall be hid.
Isaiah 42:24
Who gave Jacob for a spoil, and Israel to the robbers? did not the Lord, he against whom we have sinned? for they would not walk in his ways, neither were they obedient unto his law.


And this is our redemption NOW;

Isaiah 54:4
4 Fear not; for thou shalt not be ashamed: neither be thou confounded; for thou shalt not be put to shame: for thou shalt forget the shame of thy youth, and shalt not remember the reproach of thy widowhood any more.

Ezekiel 39:25
25 Therefore thus saith the Lord God; Now will I bring again the captivity of Jacob, and have mercy upon the whole house of Israel, and will be jealous for my holy name;



Ok, Sir. And more Biblical references. tongue

Anyway, we can always claim the real Israelites of the Bible since we can draw a parallel between our experience and the transgressions of the Israelites. grin
Re: My Life Belongs To My Country - Nigerian Soldier, Habu Sabo (pic) by Shymm3x: 5:54pm On Jul 14, 2015
sukkot:
Afro-centricism ? what do you need that for if you are living amongst black people in africa ? thats a concept amongst oppressed blacks living in caucasian lands. tongue

Lol, Afrocentricism is about telling/viewing our history, experience, and story by ourselves - not telling/viewing it via the destructive Eurocentric lense. Only us as black people can gather our own scholarship and tell our own story, and that's the nucleus of Afrocentricism.

So, regardless, of where you're or live - being Afrocentric should be natural to you cos you're an African.

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Re: My Life Belongs To My Country - Nigerian Soldier, Habu Sabo (pic) by stayblack: 5:59pm On Jul 14, 2015
tbaba1234:
I found this post to be heroic by the soldier. He deserves all the encouragement, he can get.

Source: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=860935700652067&set=a.112839118795066.21475.100002069361915&type=1&comment_tracking=%7B%22tn%22%3A%22O%22%7D&pnref=story




REAL MAN...RESPECT....1MILLON GBOZA FOR U...MAY GOD PROTECT U AND UR FAMILY..THANK U....SAI BABA.
Re: My Life Belongs To My Country - Nigerian Soldier, Habu Sabo (pic) by sukkot: 6:03pm On Jul 14, 2015
Shymm3x:


Lol, Afrocentricism is about telling/viewing our history, experience, and story by ourselves - not telling/viewing it via the destructive Eurocentric lense. Only us as black people can gather our own scholarship and tell our own story, and that's the nucleus of Afrocentricism.

So, regardless, of where you're or live - being Afrocentric should be natural to you cos you're an African.
so you mean africans in africa dont view their history via african eyes ? that must be very weird. i can relate with pan-africanism which is like trying to strengthen ties with all the black nations in the world and forming an economic pact wink
Re: My Life Belongs To My Country - Nigerian Soldier, Habu Sabo (pic) by AAinEqGuinea: 6:22pm On Jul 14, 2015
sukkot:
so you mean africans in africa dont view their history via african eyes ? that must be very weird. i can relate with pan-africanism which is like trying to strengthen ties with all the black nations in the world and forming an economic pact wink
Nah.. even pan-africanism is sure sign of defeat and inadequacies, dont even try.. white people are as angelic as pure snow.
For starters, thank God pure mighty whitey taught me Engrish... look at me now, I'm going around correcting fellow blackie, I hope mighty whitey accept us, we're the different kind of Black wink wink we dare not complain
Re: My Life Belongs To My Country - Nigerian Soldier, Habu Sabo (pic) by Nobody: 6:22pm On Jul 14, 2015
lunaticfringe:
Ok.. Call me unpatriotic but Nigeria is not worth dying for..
is there something called nigeria if her citizens are dead Mtcheew
Re: My Life Belongs To My Country - Nigerian Soldier, Habu Sabo (pic) by AAinEqGuinea: 6:28pm On Jul 14, 2015
Shymm3x:


Lol, I'm starting to like the "Uzochukwu" tag, trust me, bruddah. The conquering lion of Biafra! grin

They'd be alright if they can plan judiciously and get the serious minded and supremely educated Igbos involved (which should exist even if they're in the minority, but I've never seen them on here or anywhere in Cyberspace). They're negroes, and even if they never had an empire, all negroes are blessed with the same gifts - regardless of tribe. It just depends on how they're able to make their culture resonate/relate to their immediate environment, and the need to survive. They'd be alright on the long run, they just need to go about it through the right channel and stop alienating their neighbours with their aggressiveness and domineering posturing.

A lot of Igbos are decent and I believe they're the most open to Afrocentricism among all the ethnic groups in Nigeria per population, though the overwhelming majority of them are just as brainwashed as the rest of Nigerians, based on my observation -and that's a great attribute.

Here's what I dont get.. people wanna downplay racism and the push for white supremacy, chalking talks like these up to our black failures... but when you mention the word Biafra... I'm seeing comments about waging war, starvation, and war r.aping again.. lol smdh.. I thought bringing up racism made us insecure though. I mean why so serious over the word N!gger Biafra these days?
Re: My Life Belongs To My Country - Nigerian Soldier, Habu Sabo (pic) by Shymm3x: 6:44pm On Jul 14, 2015
sukkot:
so you mean africans in africa dont view their history via african eyes ? that must be very weird. i can relate with pan-africanism which is like trying to strengthen ties with all the black nations in the world and forming an economic pact wink

How do Africans in Africa view their history with African eyes, when the only history the overwhelming majority of them care about is the post colonial one, and colonial ones written by white folks? Check the threads about colonial and post-colonial Nigerian history and compare it with the threads about pre-colonial histories of either Africa/Nigeria - and juxtaposition the number of folks on those threads, and you'll get a clearer picture. I'd wager that the overwhelming majority of Nigerians/Africans in 2015 still don't know what civilisation is and they still believe the white man brought civilisation to Africa. And without the white man, we'll still be savages. grin

Ben Okri's book "Infinite Riches" in its mythical and esoteric/metaphysical narrative kind of paints a picture of the type of history the average Africans care about. The ones written by the colonial governor generals of every colony.
Re: My Life Belongs To My Country - Nigerian Soldier, Habu Sabo (pic) by gbz123: 6:48pm On Jul 14, 2015
Supported, biggest Gboza to you
Re: My Life Belongs To My Country - Nigerian Soldier, Habu Sabo (pic) by Shymm3x: 6:52pm On Jul 14, 2015
AAinEqGuinea:


Here's what I dont get.. people wanna downplay racism and the push for white supremacy, chalking talks like these up to our black failures... but when you mention the word Biafra... I'm seeing comments about waging war, starvation, and war r.aping again.. lol smdh.. I thought bringing up racism made us insecure though. I mean why so serious over the word N!gger Biafra these days?

I think it has to do with the stigma associated with the word "Biafra" after the last war. The miscalculations, the evils, the pains, the accusations, the counter-accusations etc..

Once you from it from that perspective, the word might carry the same weight as the word "Ni.gger" in the Nigerian context - albeit within different structures/spaces and experiences that aren't intertwined/relative.

Anyway, in as much as I might disagree with the approach - I like the revolutionary idea behind it. Freedom of association for all human beings is divine, and when something isn't working, trying a next one isn't always a bad idea - unless you're insane a la Albert Einstein. Nigeria isn't working and it will most likely never work, unless it's re-structured in a way that folks are either semi-autonomous or autonomous. Not by pouring the same wine into different bottles and screaming everywhere about making history, when it's business as usual with a different face.
Re: My Life Belongs To My Country - Nigerian Soldier, Habu Sabo (pic) by sukkot: 6:53pm On Jul 14, 2015
Shymm3x:


How do Africans in Africa view their history with African eyes, when the only history the overwhelming majority of them care about is the post colonial one, and colonial ones written by white folks? Check the threads about colonial and post-colonial Nigerian history and compare it with the threads about pre-colonial histories of either Africa/Nigeria - and juxtaposition the number of folks on those threads, and you'll get a clearer picture. I'd wager that the overwhelming majority of Nigerians/Africans in 2015 still don't know what civilisation is and they still believe the white man brought civilisation to Africa. And without the white man, we'll still be savages. grin

Ben Okri's book "Infinite Riches" in its mythical and esoteric/metaphysical narrative kind of paints a picture of the type of history the average Africans care about. The ones written by the colonial governor generals of every colony.
but i dare say that is the situation with the peons in every country in the world. if you ask an american about their past history they will draw a blank. same in every country in this world. its not an african thing. people just dont care about the past. this new generation all over the world has been dumbed down. its too many gadgets that they have. you think a nigga who got 3000 songs on his ipod got time to be reading about the past ? grin
Re: My Life Belongs To My Country - Nigerian Soldier, Habu Sabo (pic) by sukkot: 6:57pm On Jul 14, 2015
AAinEqGuinea:

Nah.. even pan-africanism is sure sign of defeat and inadequacies, dont even try.. white people are as angelic as pure snow.
For starters, thank God pure mighty whitey taught me Engrish... look at me now, I'm going around correcting fellow blackie, I hope mighty whitey accept us, we're the different kind of Black wink wink we dare not complain

nigga is u drunk on orijin ? embarassed
Re: My Life Belongs To My Country - Nigerian Soldier, Habu Sabo (pic) by AAinEqGuinea: 7:06pm On Jul 14, 2015
sukkot:
nigga is u drunk on orijin ? embarassed

I must be drunk off the illusion of inclusion, racism is not a big deal these days
Re: My Life Belongs To My Country - Nigerian Soldier, Habu Sabo (pic) by Shymm3x: 7:06pm On Jul 14, 2015
sukkot:
but i dare say that is the situation with the peons in every country in the world. if you ask an american about their past history they will draw a blank. same in every country in this world. its not an african thing. people just dont care about the past. this new generation all over the world has been dumbed down. its too many gadgets that they have. you think a nigga who got 3000 songs on his ipod got time to be reading about the past ? grin

But American history wasn't written by the Brits, nor the British history written by the Roman - despite the fact that they're all Europeans. And all white people have a grasp of the history of their ancestors in Europe, from the Greeks, to the Romans, to the Germanic tribes et al, cos that's the world history and the history of western civilisation. Apart from knowing about the history of their respective countries today.

However, the average African glamourises the nostalgia of selective pictures of the colonial times, when the white colonists lived large and fat in Africa - and African people were treated as slaves and savages in their own countries. With few nice houses for the Europeans, while they lived in sheds and huts. Few schools. Few paved roads that link where colonists lived and worked, while all the roads where the Africans lived were unpaved. Rail tracks linking different cities and towns the colonists perpetually looted and create easy transportation links to the sea coast etc.. Just as black diaspora mostly care about the history starting from the slavery days when they were dehumanised and perpetually in bondage. That's the difference, and basically what all these folks celebrate all the time. Celebrating your oppressors and the period when you were in bondage. grin

Only Afrocentricism can cure that innate mental sickness.
Re: My Life Belongs To My Country - Nigerian Soldier, Habu Sabo (pic) by sukkot: 7:10pm On Jul 14, 2015
Shymm3x:


But American history wasn't written by the Brits, nor the British history written by the Roman - despite the fact that they're all Europeans. And all white people have a grasp of the history of their ancestors in Europe, from the Greeks, to the Romans, to the Germanic tribes et al, cos that's the world history and the history of western civilisation. Apart from knowing about the history of their respective countries today.

However, the average African glamourises the nostalgia of selective pictures of the colonial times, when the white colonists lived large and fat in Africa - and African people were treated as slaves and savages in their own country. With few nice houses for the Europeans, while they lived in sheds and huts. Few schools. Few paved roads that link where colonists lived and worked, while all the roads where the Africans lived were unpaved. Rail tracks linking different cities and towns the colonists perpetually looted and create easy transportation links to the sea coast etc.. Just as black diaspora mostly care about the history starting from the slavery days when they were dehumanised and perpetually in bondage. That's the difference, and basically what all these folks celebrate all the time. Celebrating your oppressors and the period when you were in bondage. grin

Only Afrocentricism can cure that innate mental sickness.
very strong misconception. i suggest you watch jay leno and jimmy kimmel show. they have a segment called dumb americans. they go around the streets asking people questions about politics or history etc etc a lot of them dont even know the capital of america talk less of the bolded. undecided
Re: My Life Belongs To My Country - Nigerian Soldier, Habu Sabo (pic) by sukkot: 7:14pm On Jul 14, 2015
AAinEqGuinea:


I must be drunk off the illusion of inclusion, racism is not a big deal these days

racism is not a big deal if you are a millionaire and dont have to work for the white man. if you have that freedom. i was once in a situation where i was dating this white chick who was working while i stayed at home. walahi when you dont work there is no such thing as racism cuz on the streets white people pretend to be very nice. its when you start working with them or looking for a job in their firms that you will experience racism grin

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Re: My Life Belongs To My Country - Nigerian Soldier, Habu Sabo (pic) by Shymm3x: 7:18pm On Jul 14, 2015
sukkot:
very strong misconception. i suggest you watch jay leno and jimmy kimmel show. they have a segment called dumb americans. they go around the streets asking people questions about politics or history etc etc a lot of them dont even know the capital of america talk less of the bolded. undecided

I believe the US school curriculum does teach Americans about their own history, and a lot about the Romans and the Greeks - from kindergarten level. I know about the UK.

However, is there anything like that in Africa? grin

You don't judge a population by random edited comic relief on Jay Leno and Jimmy Kimmel. You can use the internet for example and comments on blogs and websites to gauge their knowledge. And most white folks do know their history. Freaking plumbers in the UK know their history, and they'll tell you who they're and how you can detect someone of Roman descent, with the signature extremely big and pointed nose like pinocchio. grin

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Re: My Life Belongs To My Country - Nigerian Soldier, Habu Sabo (pic) by AAinEqGuinea: 7:21pm On Jul 14, 2015
Shymm3x:


I think it has to do with the stigma associated with the word "Biafra" after the last war. The miscalculations, the evils, the pains, the accusations, the counter-accusations etc..

Once you from it from that perspective, the word might carry the same weight as the word "Ni.gger" in the Nigerian context - albeit within different structures/spaces and experiences that aren't intertwined/relative.

Anyway, in as much as I might disagree with the approach - I like the revolutionary idea behind it. Freedom of association for all human beings is divine, and when something isn't working, trying a next one isn't always a bad idea - unless you're insane a la Albert Einstein. Nigeria isn't working and it will most likely never work, unless it's re-structured in a way that folks are either semi-autonomous or autonomous. Not by pouring the same wine into different bottles and screaming everywhere about making history, when it's business as usual with a different face.

You're preaching gold right now. I don't think many people care about the colonialism component anymore. Many ppl have probably come to accept their colonial boundaries which is understandable, but I personally can't take someone screaming "one Africa" seriously but is then willing to kill that fellow African if they don't want to live within some boundary anymore. In all the politics is none of my business, but neither is it anyone's business who can stand on their own two feet while still letting Biafra materialize on its own.
Re: My Life Belongs To My Country - Nigerian Soldier, Habu Sabo (pic) by sukkot: 7:22pm On Jul 14, 2015
Shymm3x:


I believe the US school curriculum does teach Americans about their own history, and a lot about the Romans and the Greeks - from kindergarten level. I know about the UK.

However, is there anything like that in Africa? grin

You don't judge a population by random edited comic relief on Jay Leno and Jimmy Kimmel. You can use the internet for example and comments on blogs and websites to gauge their knowledge. And most white folks do know their history. Freaking plumbers in the UK know their history, and they'll tell you who they're and how you can detect someone of Roman descent, with the signature extremely big and pointed nose like pinocchio. grin
is there anything like tht in africa ? are you kidding me ? it was in african high school i learnt about jaja of opobo and mansa musa and oba kosoko and oba akitoye and overrami and samuel ajayi crowther etc etc etc etc shocked grin

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Re: My Life Belongs To My Country - Nigerian Soldier, Habu Sabo (pic) by Shymm3x: 7:35pm On Jul 14, 2015
sukkot:
is there anything like tht in africa ? are you kidding me ? it was in africa high school i learnt about jaja of opobo and mansa musa and oba kosoko and oba akitoye and overrami and samuel ajayi crowther etc etc etc etc shocked grin

Colonial history apart from Jaja of Opobo who was a slave merchant that later became rebellious and Mansa Musa.

Did they teach about the greatness of Oyo and Bini empires? The majestic civilisations displayed on the Ife heads and Bini arts? The story of how the Moors ruled Europe? All the great civilisations scattered around Africa? How African the Egyptians, and Phoenicians were? The conquering black man, Hannibal of Carthage? The great Queen Nzinga of Kongo? The great Zimbabwe? The greatness of the mysterious city of Timbuktu?

Oh, they told you Mungo Park discovered the Niger River, no? The same River that helped in the greatness of Songhay and Timbuktu lol. They told you an Africanus discovered Africa just as a drunk Columbus discovered America lol. They created Nigeria and Niger from the same word "Ni.gger" where the name of the Niger River came from and that was how shiit got ugly loool.

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Re: My Life Belongs To My Country - Nigerian Soldier, Habu Sabo (pic) by sukkot: 7:38pm On Jul 14, 2015
Shymm3x:


Colonial history apart from Jaja of Opobo who was a slave merchant that later became rebellious and Mansa Musa.

Did they teach about the greatness of Oyo and Bini empires? The majestic civilisations displayed on the Ife heads and Bini arts? The story of how the Moors ruled Europe? All the great civilisations scattered around Africa? How African the Egyptians, and Phoenicians were? The conquering black man, Hannibal of Carthage? The great Queen Nzinga of Kongo? The great Zimbabwe? The greatness of the mysterious city of Timbuktu?

Oh, they told you Mungo Park discovered the Niger River, no? The same River that helped in the greatness of Songhay and Timbuktu lol. They told you an Africanus discovered Africa just as a drunk Columbus discovered America lol. They created Nigeria and Niger from the same word "Ni.gger" where the name of the Niger River came from and that was how shiit got ugly loool.
of course we learnt about all the bolded . bro if you didnt learn all that you must go get your refund back from the school you went to in nigeria. we even read several books by black american authors too. bro you need a refund real quick grin
Re: My Life Belongs To My Country - Nigerian Soldier, Habu Sabo (pic) by Shymm3x: 7:45pm On Jul 14, 2015
sukkot:
of course we learnt about all the bolded . bro if you didnt learn all that you must go get your refund back from the school you went to in nigeria. we even read several books by black american authors too. bro you need a refund real quick grin

Well, I never went to school in Nigeria and I don't need a refund but from the comments on this forum and all over cyberspace, I believe you're just playing to the gallery cos 99.9% of Naij folks know nothing about everything I cited.

However, I can go on any British website now - even dailymail as bad as it is, and start any topic on the Romans and Greeks, and most would chip in. I could even start a topic about the legendary gangsters and mobs that ever lived in the UK and everyone would chip in cos you learn everything in School from kindergarten level. Can you peep the difference?

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Re: My Life Belongs To My Country - Nigerian Soldier, Habu Sabo (pic) by sukkot: 7:52pm On Jul 14, 2015
Shymm3x:


Well, I never went to school in Nigeria and I don't need a refund but from the comments on this forum and all over cyberspace, I believe you're just playing to the gallery cos 99.9% of Naij folks know nothing about everything I cited.

However, I can go on any British website now - even dailymail as bad as it is, and start any topic on the Romans and Greeks, and most would chip in. I could even start a topic about the legendary gangsters and mobs that ever lived in the UK and everyone would chip cos you learn everything in School from kindergarten level. Can you peep the difference?
bruv i went to a boarding school called FGCL. bruv, one of the best public schools in the country. what i learnt in that school ? no school in any part of the world can teach me. best school ever mate. there was no western agenda in that school. i dont think we learnt anything european. it was always about mansa musa and opobo and the pyramids of giza and the pharaohs etc etc so I dont know where you are getting your info, and if you are using the youth of today to gauge school curiculum then you are sorely mistaken because the youth of today all over the world, not only nigeria, are all dullards who dont care about history. too many ipod and ipads and smartphones mate. they dont got time to learn anymore. so you using the nigerian youth on nairaland to gauge the curiculum in nigeria is a mistake on your path cool
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bruv i went to a boarding school called FGCL. bruv, one of the best public schools in the country. what i learnt in that school ? no school in any part of the world can teach me. best school ever mate. there was no western agenda in that school. i dont think we learnt anything european. it was always about mansa musa and opobo and the pyramids of giza and the pharaohs etc etc so I dont know where you are getting your info, and if you are using the youth of today to gauge school curiculum then you are sorely mistaken because the youth of today all over the world, not only nigeria, are all dullards who dont care about history. too many ipod and ipads and smartphones mate. they dont got time to learn anymore. so you using the nigerian youth on nairaland to gauge the curiculum in nigeria is a mistake on your path cool

Brev, there might be no overt Eurocentric agenda. But that doesn't negate the fact that the school syllabus is an Eurocentric one and the knowledge is selective, to suit a certain narrative. Do you get the logic now?

Who wrote the School syllabus in Nigeria and I'd wager that ya textbooks were European ones. Evidently, they wrote the story the want they want you to see it, just as they keep telling us that ancient Egyptians who came from Nubia (Sudan) and Kush (Ethiopia) were not black, even when we all know that Kemet (ancient Egypt) was described as the first daughter of Kush and the civilisation built by kushites and Nubians on the Nile valley. Kemet means land of the blacks or black land. And even when the great Greek philosopher and historian, Heretodus, described the ancient Egyptians as having the same complexion as the Ethiopians. grin

They told us the Moors were from Morocco and they were not black when there was no Morocco at that point in history, and Morocco started existing after the Moors were pushed out of Europe - making it the end of their lordship over Southern Europe. They told us hannibal wasn't black - but his coin showed a guy with something that looks like short dreads and extremely big lips and broad nose.

Were those not the type of books that were used in ya School, big bredrin? grin

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