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Dtruthspeaker:Ignoramus drowned in colonial self-hatred and inferiority complex. Your traditional religion, which you know NOTHING about because you are brainwashed and ignorant, served your ancestors for THOUSANDS OF YEARS. With that religion they established KEMET, known today as Egypt, which pioneered civilisation and learning throughout the world for THOUSANDS of years. With THAT religion they established the Benin Empire, whose capital, Benin city, was described by visiting Portuguese and Dutch merchants as being among the world’s most beautiful and best-planned cities in the 15th century, with crime non-existent to the point that people built their houses without front doors. A city with multi-storey buildings, palm oil - powered streetlights and underground drainage. A city designed with ancient African mathematical fractal design, unknown to Europe till the late 19th century. A city destroyed, burned down and looted in 1897 by the English animals that brought you their nasty little religion. Even the fake, imported European and Arab religions are low grade copies of African religion. What thick heads like you who've been so comprehensively brainwashed to think that the BLACK GODS worshiped by the world for millennia, are actually white Europeans with blonde hair from Sweden, need to do is to revisit the unquantifiable spiritual knowledge and power bequeathed you by your illustrious ancestors, instead of remaining stupid, lost, demented slaves to foreign thieves who FORCED and BLACKMAILED your ancestors to abandon their religion which kept them PIOUS and NOBLE, and become the modern-day, white-worshipping, ignorant, skin bleaching, self hating, corrupt criminals you are today. …………….. Guardian UK Benin City - Mighty Medieval Capital Now Lost Without Trace: https://amp.theguardian.com/cities/2016/mar/18/story-of-cities-5-benin-city-edo-nigeria-mighty-medieval-capital-lost-without-trace |
headboyprince:What is the lie? That there’s no tomato processing factory? School dropout. |
perfectsusanoo:What do you mean “99% of what you do and use is imported”? That is untrue and meaningless even if it WERE true. The language most of us speak at home is not imported. The food we eat is mostly not imported, our traditional attire we wear are not imported. Our cultural values, such as those that make you oppose LGBTQ marriages, are not imported. Our music and film industry are not imported. Oh, and the Chinese, Japanese and Indians also are part of the modern world of technological interdependence, but that hasn’t made them abandon their traditional religion in favour of Arab and European religion. Their traditional religion was simply updated by them, and they continue with it. It gives them a cultural solidarity, solidity, and racial pride that we lack. I was studying Japan and their national religion, Shintoism. Shintoism is Edo/IFA religion in everything but name. They have over 100,000 shrines in Japan, with a good number of them built and maintained by the government! Because they are recognised as legit, these shrines are well-tended to, neat, and well-funded. Each of the shrines is dedicated to one or more deities, but the average Japanese man on his way to work, stops and enters any shrine on his way, regardless of the specific deity, and does a short prayer before moving on. In fact in Japan today, if you buy a new car, you will be expected to take it to a shrine somewhere so they can sprinkle their shrine holy water on the car, for safe journeys etc. The Japanese are actually descendants of ancient Nigerian and African settlers, mixed later with invading Mongoloids. That’s why they share numerous cultural similarities with Africans, especially Nigerians, in their hundreds of Nigerian-sounding names. They are practicing an updated version of our traditional religion, and that is exactly how it should be HERE. |
Muhammed, Allah, Jesus, Mary, and all these characters whom foreign invaders have forced on us… Who does our worship of those figures really serve? Our ancestors recognised the Almighty long before whites and Arabs existed. Our ancestors INVENTED religion. The ancient Greeks referred to Africa as “the land of the Gods”, and the Greek God Zeus, was said to retire twice a year to “the land of the Ethiopians”, the general name for Africa south of the Sahara being ‘Ethiopia’ of course. Ancient Africans were known for being highly pious and spiritual. Noble-minded. The Greeks called them “the blameless Ethiopians”. “Zeus went yesterday to Ocean, to a feast With the blameless Ethiopians, and all the Gods followed. There is no time to sit. To the streams of Ocean… To the land of the Ethiopians Where they offer a hecatomb to the Gods. I go once again, so as to receive my share of the feast..’’ - Iliad, by Homer ………….., How has the teacher turned student? |
Sladem05:Oh shut up… So long as GDP growth rate is higher than population growth rate (and it IS), Nigeria is on course for greatness. If you hate to hear that, go jump in a lagoon. Your hateful parents were also predicting the ‘imminent’ demise of Nigeria 30 years ago. So nothing new about your type. IPOB outcasts |
Godfullsam:Thank you. 40 million Igbos fled Igboland to live in Hausaland and Yorubaland, yet they always insult those places. Return back to Igboland, dem no gree. What a toxic set of people. |
EbinPawaGovt:Firstly, Igbos are an ethnic group, not a “tribe”, and secondly, intelligence is not determined by ethnic or racial identity, but by individual endowment. So you have a really messed up way of seeing things. |
lol |
CaptainFM1:Can your Jesus the magician generate electricity? No be only to change water to booze wey him sabi? Idiot. |
Chinkoalhaji34:Excellent summary! |
It is highly unfair to castigate houses with so-called brown roofs as being somehow bad, or automatically signifying poverty. If anyone should be blamed, it's the colonial British who introduced such a foolish roofing material as zinc, which they should have known would rust away in the African sun and humid temperatures in no time. And so we have the situation whereby today, otherwise perfectly fine houses are written off as ''brown roof dwelling''. Sometimes these houses are less than 60 years old! But you can go to Europe today, and most of the houses on the street are over 100 years old! In places like UK, some residential houses are over 200 years old! The only difference is that they were not built with zinc roof, so there is no brown roof! Some are sold for millions of pounds! So we need to chill with the way we insult these so-called brown roof houses.. ![]() Perhaps we can advocate for them to be given some TLC via a mass re-roofing campaign. A dash of paint on the walls wouldn't hurt either. But there's no need to tear them down. There's nothing wrong with the houses! ![]() https://i.pinimg.com/originals/87/94/b3/8794b31e86bada4393cf3907c049a46a.jpg |
seunowa:lol |
Laird:This is small-minded thinking. Lagos does not think like this. They don't care if office prices are crashing in America, or on the moon. They just go for it. In India, China, Brazil, and other emerging powers, prices are not crashing. Their economies are booming. So stop using America as your barometer in everything. Plus I can guarantee you that YES, Onitsha's top businesses will RUSH to have an address at its first skyscraper. |
Tallest Nigerian SKYSCRAPERS NECOM House 160 m 32 Lagos Champagne Pearl Tower 134 m 34 Lagos Union Bank Building 124 m 28 Lagos WTC Tower 2 120 m 25 Abuja Eko Tower II[5][6] 118 m 27 Lagos Black Pearl Tower 112 m 25 Lagos 4 Bourdillon 110 m 25 Lagos WTC Tower 1 110 m 24 Abuja Ministry of Communication Building 109 m 30 Lagos Dakkada Towers 108.8 m 21 Uyo Cocoa House 105 m 26 1965 Ibadan Lagos Continental Hotel 105 m 22 Lagos Independence House 103 m 23 Lagos CBN Lagos 100 m 19 Lagos https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tallest_buildings_in_Nigeria |
Armaggedon:This maggot thinks he can post any mushroom image to back his illiterate claim. Please see the definition of SKYCRAPER, by a credible industry source, EMPORIS. skyscraper (ESN 24419 ) Definition: A skyscraper is defined on Emporis as a multi-story building whose architectural height is at least 100 meters. This definition falls midway between many common definitions worldwide, and is intended as a metric compromise which can be applied across the board worldwide. The 100-meter cutoff for a skyscraper coincides with the cutoff for the Emporis Skyscraper Award. Abstract: A multi-story building at least 100 meters tall. https://web.archive.org/web/20150511222640/http://www.emporis.com/building/standard/75/skyscraper ''According to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, the general consensus is that skyscrapers must be at least 100 meters...'' oops! https://uni.xyz/topic/skyscraper/about |
^^ Stop it. |
Eguavoen is only there for a few weeks before a new coach is appointed. Chill guys. |
Powersurge:Sickening and pathetic. Thank goodness the Tinubu govt has imposed HEAVY FEES on anyone importing so called ‘expatriates’. |
Ola9ja23:Indeed. |
Armaggedon:Oh shut up. What do you mean Nigeria hasn’t got a skycraper? A skyscraper is defined as a building of at least 100 meters in height, and Nigeria has MANY. Illiterate with attitude. |
NigeriaIsDoomed:No it’s not true. That’s why you can find all these beautiful pictures to post! |
Objectivist04:I still don’t understand why that dude built that thing in his village. |
swagana:I admit it’s only 8 or 9 storeys. ![]() |
Nigeria rising. ![]() |
Eastlink:If were Governor Soludo I would find a company to build a skyscraper in Onitsha. |
Eastlink:Concorde Hotel is one of the highrises in Owerri. Any other? |
Ezewuzie01: ![]() |
SpecialAdviser:Even Ikot-Ekpene has a couple of Highrises. |
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