mtis:

I wanted to shout but its OK..Arrête de haïr des gens femme idiot

Hahahaha, you think i don't understand french?

****Je parle la langue française trés bien. Vous êtes fou

genieluv:


Hahahaha, you think i don't understand french?

****Je parle la langue française trés bien. Vous êtes fou

Je parle français plutôt que je ne suis pas fou. Comment est votre cousin?

genieluv:


Lionessza n TayserMahiri sitting on a tree. K...I...S....S....I....( lol)... ...(i didn't say that pls )

**++Bantu lovers in trolling Nigerians++**
Kikuyu + Zulu troublemakers = Kikulu or Zukulu troublemakers.

Lol, shush you.

ednited:


Kenya and Ethiopia share many things.
Like so many. We both have Oromos too



You have a cricket player called 'Ingera' right?

hehe

Ingera is the name of our food. Did you know??

Hahaha,,,, Thats the food i take at my local area frequented by many Ethiopians in Nairobi's Eastleigh called Campia Lounge.

9jakool:

The Trans-Saharan trade was longer, but its impact was slower than the Trans-Atlantic. The Yorubas participated in both.

Trans-Saharan trade had far more influence in Yorubaland than Trans-Saharan trade.It exposed the yorubas to modern ways and education which put them far ahead of the northerners.Guns acquired during trade with Europeans helped the yorubas to decisively deal with the fulani calvary in 1840.And at the time when the Yorubas already were printing newspapers to inform their people and producing administrators and doctors the hausafulanis were still writing obscure manuscripts in ajami. lol

genieluv:


Hahahaha, you think i don't understand french?

****Je parle la langue française trés bien. Vous êtes fou

Do you school in Uniabuja? U are in abj right now?

Lionessza:








Lol, when you've never had a good working government that can provide all its citizens with basic amenities i guess you'd think it's onyibo magic when you see it in another country . It's pathetic really.

knowledge!!

Kenyanstar:


Hahaha,,,, Thats the food i take at my local area frequented by many Ethiopians in Nairobi's Eastleigh called Campia Lounge.

Do you like Injera (I mean our food)?

genieluv:


Kk. I have read about him.
He is apparently one of or the most succesful Kenyan business men, isn't he?

Yeah, unfortunately he's also said to be very corrupt. His wealth is understated on Forbes actually.

kikuyu1:


There's another link showing even more Ethio Kikuyu links here [url]http://ethiohelix..co.ke/2012/1 ... n.html?m=1[/url]
but its a bit complicated.

Ethiopians look different. You go to the eastern part of ET, there's another look. South, they look like west Africans


We have ppl who look exactly as the Kenyan runners, Even like Indians (harrari ppl). Some look like Rwandanesse and many more. Yoruba ppl think they descend from King Solomon, as the Ethiopian jews. Kenya have Oromos too.

Ethiopia ruled Egypt, related with King solomon too, occupied Yemen and Saudi Arabia.

ET existed for morethan 3,000 years. There is a print of this country all over each corner of the world.

We share similarities with all. ET is the land of origin, each and everyone of you here have an Ethiopian blood.

genieluv:


Hahahaha, you think i don't understand french?

****Je parle la langue française trés bien. Vous êtes fou

So, you can speak french? Je peux parler aussi, je ne sais pas. And you too mtis!

ednited:


Do you like Injera (I mean our food)?

Yes, the way you guys cook the meat is a study of how best to enjoy cholesterol without a care in the world..... The girls in the restaurant are also a smoking hot like the food.

Kenyanstar:


Yes, the way you guys cook the meat is a study of how best to enjoy cholesterol without a care in the world..... The girls in the restaurant are also a smoking hot like the food.

Injera is a staple, the food you have posted is tibs

I love tibs. It's easy to cook but it's delicious, isn't it.

Show me Ugali? I know it is famous over there

genieluv:


When i saw your first reply 2me n continued seeing your presence here without a comment, i knew a long post bombardments was coming @me very soon. Lol.

**** I am not absolving the fulanis as the major conquerors, all i am saying is that the fulanis after conquering hausas made use of Hausa soldiers to conquer other areas n these numerous hausa soldiers also settled the newly formed emirates together with the fulani conquerors. This was the similar case that played out with the Nupes. Till date, it is regarded that Nupe jihadists were the ones who raided n conquered Auchi, buh the Nupes only formed the foot soldiers while the leaders were still fulanis (who were already becoming Nupenized).

Yaaah, buh i agree with you, in the case of Adamawa emirate (which includes Cameroon) n to an extent Gombe, most of the foot soldiers were not hausa n this lead to stronger n more homogenous fulani settlements buh in other conquered parts of Nigeria (emirates), the fulani settlements were heavily diluted by hausa culture n language.

¤¤¤¤ Talking about hausa kingdoms being easily conquered, it wasn't as if Danfodio n his men engaged all the hausas in a full scale war. It was more of an internal usurpation of power by deposition of the apparent corrupted hausa royalties. A situation which many hausas themselves also supported (Danfodio). It wasn't a full scale war.

Yaah, Sokoto caliphate expansion was repelled by some Nigerian groups buh that didn't stop their forceful desire to sink the Koran in the atlantic ocean, did it? They re-inforced n took other routes usually. Most Plateau n Southern Kaduna tribes, Jukuns, Tivs n Mumuyes repelled them buh that didn't stop them from diverting to Nasarawa area n they did much havoc n islamization in Nasarawa area (lower Plateau). They also managed to later penetrate the Plateau through Wase/Kanam axis through eastern bauchi n Taraba north.
So, believe me, one way or the other they might have re-attacked yoruba land (perhaps through the Nupe jihadists who had taken over Auchi). I have also read about how Nupe-fulani jihadists raided Okun yorubas/Ebiras n almost conquered them. Lemme look for those documents. I need to re-read them again.

genie i disagree with what you said about fulanis conquering Kanam in Plateau state. They conquered Wase town (i can accept). This is my state. Kanam people more or less accepted Islam through Bauchi emirate, i think the founder of their emirate was a Boghom traditional ruler himself who accepted islam n went and came back with many islamic scholars from Bauchi to Kanam.

Kanam emirate is not controlled by the fulani tribe but by Boghom people and the Emir is also adressed as the PANKWAL BOGHOM mostly.

@9jakool. I think i agree with what genieluv is saying here about the hausa foot soldiers cos fulani culture and population did not really spread to some non-hausa northern emirates. The emirates appear heavily hausa by composition, culture, language, ancestry and what have you.

ednited:


Injera is a staple, the food you have posted is tibs

I love tibs. It's easy to cook but it's delicious, isn't it.

Show me Ugali? I know it is famous over there

The first picture has Ugali, the rest are Borana/ Ethiopian delicasy

Kenyanstar:


The first picture has Ugali, the rest are Borana/ Ethiopian delicasy

WOW, I shouldn't see pics of delicious foods on Wednesdays, you gon stop me from fasting

hehe

Thank you

TayserMahiri:


Was expecting muslim country to ban smoking entirely

Ipossible! Egypsy,Turkey, Indonesia,Pakistan etc etc Muslims are heavy smokers generally.

Kenyanstar:

The first picture has Ugali, the rest are Borana/ Ethiopian delicasy

@genieluv
have you seen this?
you guys do the JOLOF, right??

nemesis2u:


lol
kenyan guys here dont play smart with google

just google this
"second largest employer in Nigeria after Nigerian government"

if u have difficulty add i**** at the very beginning

dont blame me, i want the interesting and entertaining fight to reach new heights

it is turning into a good info thread

anyways i am outta here pronto

leaving nairaland....

AAARRGHH!! Why? Will you be back? Don't go!

genieluv:


Sorry buh hey, i've been watching Kenyan TV stations on DStv n online sometime now, n i have never seen anything cultural on it.

****Ednited i think is not fully aware how much Nigerians display culture enough. I think we r the most traditional africans (especially in the clothing aspect).
This is what a Nigerian parliament looked like in the 60s n today. You hardly see our political leaders n lawmakers on Western clothes since independence. Always on traditional clothes. I have hardly seen that in other African countries. Is that the same case in ET?

That's just one part genie.
Majority of our news stations and broadcasters also broadcast news on cultural attires. I also hardly see that with news broadcast from other african nations.

ednited:


WOW, I shouldn't see pics of delicious foods on Wednesdays, you gon stop me from fasting

hehe

Thank you

Do ethiopians fast on wednesdays? Are u a Tewahedo orthodox christian?

ednited:


@genieluv

have you seen this?

you guys do the JOLOF, right??

Is that the rice? We have a popular swahili dish mostly loved by all East Africans called "Pilau" which is scented with herbs.

Nowenuse:

Do ethiopians fast on wednesdays? Are u a Tewahedo orthodox christian?

Yes, I am an Orthodox tewahdo. We fast every wednesday and friday

kikuyu1:


Ipossible! Egypsy,Turkey, Indonesia,Pakistan etc etc Muslims are heavy smokers generally.

Very true, TayserMahiri i think islam is not against smoking.
Muslim northern Nigerians smoke almost more than the entire west africa combined but they forbid drinking.

Nowenuse:


That's just one part genie.
Majority of our news stations and broadcasters also broadcast news on cultural attires. I also hardly see that with news broadcast from other african nations.

Same goes to Ghana. They use the same attire on their show. What make Nigeia's and Ghana's attire different?

Kenyanstar:


Is that the rice? We have a popular swahili dish mostly loved by all East Africans called "Pilau" which is scented with herbs.

I think Jolof is a rice too

ednited:

Heyyyyy, what's the problem with that?

Nothing dear nothing at all.

ednited:


I think Jolof is a rice too

robosky02:

Robo, am I correct?

ednited:


Yes, I am an Orthodox tewahdo. We fast every wednesday and friday

Hmm, what time do you break the fastings?
Also i'd like to know, is an orthodox tewahdo allowed to marry a protestant or catholic?

Nowenuse:


Hmm, what time do you break the fastings?
Also i'd like to know, is an orthodox tewahdo allowed to marry a protestant or catholic?

It's not a fasting by time. We don't eat meat and use any milk product on Wednesday and Friday because


Wednesday was the day when his enemies declared to kill Jesus

And he suffered on Friday.

Orthodox and Catholic religion is almost the same, but Ethiopian Orthodoxes and Protestants don't respect eachother cuz some protestants are ignorant.

I mean it, some of them test my patience.

We can intermary but we don't want too. Our religious view oppose at one point and it is major