₦airaland Forum

DickDastardly:
I am born igbo but i am a citizen of the world too! U see, i gat to love everybody including you

"Citizen of the world" is a hypocritical statement.....imaging you disregard Nigeria where u found yourself, africa your continent, then talking about the world?

Nawa for you philosophy oooooooo.

johnydon22:


Excellent bro!!!

I believe our government can do a lot to salvage the situation. The African history should be added and made a compulsory course in our curriculum in place of religious studies getting the upper hand.

Americans teach HISTORY and even their CIVIL WAR as a compulsory subject..

Sir, with all sincerity, the last time I checked, religious studies was not a compulsory subject in our schools, but certain religious practices like morning prayer either christian or islamic, singing etc, we don't have to be subjective about that.

My pain is that history is not made compulsory, but rather a substitute for government and other related subjects, just because there are bits of history in those subjects, its just not a enough.

BobUg28:
Excellent write up!

The Africans has long bid goodbye to their own culture, It's very saddening that the hope of reviving it seems far from grab.

How do you convince Oyedepo, Adaboye and other influential African men of God to forgo their God??

To me, I don't think Africans can still go back and embrace their culture.

Right on the contrary bro, to me I think africans can still go back to their cultures, it just that we spend more hours canversing over what is and what is not the root cause of the african cultural dilemma, parabulating and shifting blames without practical steps to salvage the deplorable situation.
Religion, no doubt has contributed immensely to the awkward state of our culture, yet it does not stand the only factor responsible for the decline of cultural consciousness of our people. We all know there are other factors but somehow convince ourselves that religion is the sole factor for this.
I see many and many more after questioning religion, I have no issue with that, but my take is are we asking all the necessary questions as many on here are solely concerned and after religion while other areas are neglected, yet culture and africa is the bone of contention.
What is the role of education? What is the state of education in the country? What are the government policies on culture and tradition in the country? Look at the country's budget, what percentage is education getting?
with the little years I've spend on earth, I'm yet to see a perfect thing, concept, cultures and traditions etc, cultural revival can only occur when we start taking practical steps to create cultural awareness in the mind of the people around, then the next generation and the one after. morally, there are certain cultural practices that we have to let go, forget about secular or religious concepts here, civilisation has change a lot in such aspect. So whether you a religious or an atheist does not change the fact we all operate under the current civilisation though in different ways.
If there's a problem, we identify it, examine the causes, and profer necessary solution. If I may ask, what are the solutions been geared up by you and the op over cultural issues? Yet you think africans can not go back to it root? Peddling your pain towards religion will not solve cultural issue in this country, neither can it make religion to extinct.

myfantasies:
My guy na by luck ooo

If na by fine i for no dey here dey waste

Lolz........waste ke? Say u, me neva reach there no mean say we no go get there. So u aint wasting.

Na by determination cum bint of luck. Have a nice day.

myfantasies:
My guy no be by fine

oh....na by d moni abi??

myfantasies:
Some people are just chewing money, while some r looking for just a peanut

Nice one

You fine pass hm wife......

EasternActivist:
Oil soup list.

Lmao.

Anambra alone has more than 1000 (and still counting) registered industries and companies mainly indigenous.
So what is this ethnicity bigot of an op saying...

Lol

The ventilation in your last sentence is nothing but hypocrisy of the highest order. You are here to debunk the op by dishing out random number and you expect us to swallow it. Seriously If you have to make any point just bring out statistical evidence that show anambra has the largest industries with germane source not just trying someone black while yourself is black.


If there's any ethnic jingoist here is you, using people food as a means to insult and take a hit at them is nothing but a show of tribal bigotry........

bigfrancis21:
Yea just take a trip down to Owerri. Ask of ama awusa, which is located along Douglas road.

Contrary to your submissions about the yoruba not too willing to learn the igbo language, I think that's not so true, the fact is that certain factors are responsible of which their not travelling out of the homeland especially to eastern part is a chief, is responsible. Northern parts has large concentration of yoruba settling there, and 80% of them speak hausa language very well. For one, I don't know why they don't trail the east the way the did with the north. Trust me, if a large number of them are found in the east, just as the few there that speak moderate igbo language, so also will be the larger part. Except for few gifted people, it is very difficult to learn other people's language outside their enclave sphere.

SLIDEwaxie:
First, how is that a major road?
Second, that is called a direct labour. It is used everywhere to provide jobs.

By the way, was it the same process he used in constructing the bridges and six laned roads?

I biliv that the precast concrete drainages were also done that way, aren't they? Hater!

Happy new year sir

Diddyydiva:
Why should I approach a guy?

Am I mad?


ERM.......

lemme practice ............

Me: hi Ray
Ray: hi dear friend
Me: ( silence). Ray am I still a friend to u?
Ray: Yes you are hun . my very good friend.
Me: hmmmmmmmmm but I ...... I.........
Ray: what's it diddy ?
Me: I want more of you
Ray: ( speechless). Bae na sinach sing am
Me: ( force a hard laugh) You. caught me there



Mtcheeeeeewwww


I can't do it.

There are other ways to go after what you want without being direct.




it works for some people tho but the chances are slim .

Bae, u need to go start stand up comedy or something related...Lolz.......dat sinach part just dey make belle pain me.

Keneking:
Finally, I am not interested in the starvation.However, there are issues she raised in the text.

+ she hangs out with single mothers. I am wondering what the discussions would be in that group. This would make an important area of study.

+ she fends for herself. This can be tough, no (maga) man to lean on. Do you know that Ugwu is now N100 per head?

+ she needs to meet her ex and seek forgiveness as soon as possible.

Lolz......single mother's club..lol



But that's an important issue you point out there..

2000logos:
How does this concern me....In 2016 I only want to associate myself with things that will put food on my table.

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Lolz......then coming to read and commenting on things that does not concern you is like fooling around.

when I tell this gullibles to beware and learn to reason and not depend on series of prophets that's dish out what they did not hear in the first place....but since, the tag "prophets or pastor" is in place, the unlearn will always run for gainsaying.


Op one origin for you.

Lmao...........see something, end of the year jellof rice.....


Oh end time jellof rice.....

I trust my naija broda, those white just say what they had to, but my guy no say, the law no effective for him head........very soon him go approach another unknown woman.

congratulation to her........



Lemme just sit and watch as big heads ethnic jingoists throw stones at themselves over what is meant for celebration, well it proves who and what they represent.

kevoh:
My kind of TV series Now that Supernatural is on break, let me search for this 'Dominion' to fill the void.

Oh @ OP, it's just a movie jare! Movies should come with different creative plots, not the routine,monotonous and easily predictable plots Nollywood feeds its consumers. You guys will just be sweating over nothing.

Bros I wonder at how people disturbed themselves over something that is based on fiction, and is meant to be enjoyed. One painful thing is that most Nigerians are just to inclined to anything that comes from the west accepting as a reflection of what they believe or truth, why can't we do our studying ourselves and come to a conclusion. And @op if you want to watch the movie to entertain yourself, do, but if you want to watch it for religious purpose then don't, cos it has nothing in consonant with what already written in bible.

wat a country........seriously wat is happenng? Who are those reaponsible for this?

Lalasticlala see front page ooooo........some GD(gold digger) just have to learn something here.

menesheh:
Does this comment make sense to you in the context of a reply by CEO of a company.

One 0rigin for you.......

so na to dey make dem study law...........for future use......i see.....