oladom1:
As long as black people continue looking at that history, they remain slaves with inferiority forever. It's a very dark and shameful history for not only blacks but for humanity. No one should be reminded about it . It's too disgraceful.

oladom1:
It's a very big disgrace to have such history in one's mind . the history should be destroyed . blacks will never recover from knowing that history. you 'll always feel inferior to whites and be dependent.

Omoakinsuyi:
Oyinbo slavery don end but blackman slavery just begin. No light in 2017...is that not slavery?

FunkyMetahuman:

oladom1:
It's a very big disgrace to have such history in one's mind . the history should be destroyed . blacks will never recover from knowing that history. you 'll always feel inferior to whites and be dependent.
The slave trade also exposes the fact That black people are not united .
everywhere you go in this world, you are already judged as inferior and son of a slave .

Life4Varnity:
Oh yea..

I am a typical egun boy

i feel like crying whenever i see or visited this place

what makes me get mad the most is when my dad tells me those fucking whites do use one Canon gun in exchange of 100 slaves.. imagine

but thank God.. those whites is paying me now... una never see anything...


na una first start the game..

Chherrrs

oladom1:
It's a very big disgrace to have such history in one's mind . the history should be destroyed . blacks will never recover from knowing that history. you 'll always feel inferior to whites and be dependent.
The slave trade also exposes the fact That black people are not united .
everywhere you go in this world, you are already judged as inferior and son of a slave .

oladom1:
As long as black people continue looking at that history, they remain slaves with inferiority forever. It's a very dark and shameful history for not only blacks but for humanity. No one should be reminded about it . It's too disgraceful.

mummyson26:
nice one

musicwriter:


Contrary to what you think, knowledge of your history actually give you confidence and boost your self esteem.

mellinjaga:
And some 1 is really proud of this.... Some blacks will never see the light. Won't blame the whites tho cos the yorubas I guess has empires where kings and Queens existed even other Africa countries yet they were carted away by white people. Blacks sold blacks to the whites period.....

And the white keep putting all these pictures up to still remind some fools not me that they still remain slaves, that's why some idiots are taking pics with the art and really proud of it... Ask yourself why they hid the empires built by blacks before some of our ancestors became greedy and idiots... Spits on this thread

SergeyMavrodi:
No, do you mean knowledge of someone misery and sorrow boost self confidence? reading this thing alone is boiling up hatred and anger in me.. so I'm in support of what the guy typed.. this history should be forgotten, it's not a good one besides this same slavery still have effect on us till today.

oladom1:
this should be taught

oladom1:
this should be taught

scholes0:
The Badagry Slavery and Heritage museum and the Badagry Slave trade ports are located in the Badagry local Government area of Lagos State, Southwestern Nigeria.
They are one of the last remaining testimonies to the brutality of Transatlantic Slavery on the West Coast of Africa.
The Badagry slave ports are located in the Bight of Benin region in the West African Gulf of Guinea. It is estimated that about 2.6 Million slaves were deported from the Bight of Benin ports to the Americas (Other sources cite up to 3 Million). A lot of these slaves were Yoruba, who are estimated to have made between 900,000 and 1.7 Million of them. The Badagry port was one of the ports where they came from, alongside others in Whydah/Ouidah (The biggest), Epe, Popo, Lagos, Porto Novo and Jacquin/Jakin (Now Godomey).
Today Yoruba culture thrives on in the Americas, and is a testament to the resilience of the slaves who have managed to preserve their cultural essence in foreign lands.
Read more about the slave coast:
http://www.infoplease.com/encyclopedia/history/slave-coast.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slave_Coast

In 1823 Dahomey was reported to have raided villages that were under the protection of Oyo for slaves due to the high demand for them. Oyo immediately demanded a huge tribute from King Gezo for the unauthorized incursion, to which Gezo dispatched his Brazilian agent, Francisco Félix de Sousa, to the Alaafin at Oyo to make peace. The peace talks eventually broke down and Oyo attacked Dahomey.[49] The Oyo army was decisively defeated, ending Oyo's hegemony over Dahomey.[50] After gaining its independence, Dahomey began raiding the corridor

Omoakinsuyi:
Oyinbo slavery don end but blackman slavery just begin. No light in 2017...is that not slavery?

musicwriter:


Both the good and the bad must be taught. It's our history!!.