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Lilbest3:Do you have comprehension problem? |
The khaki dogs will end up killing more people than the virus itself. The populace have accepted it as a way of life to be abused by the spineless army. Fathers will be forced to frog-jump or swim in muddled gutters or puddles. Women will be stripped of their clothes and beaten like condemned criminals while being mocked with the term 'bloody civilian'. Even the physically challenged wiil not be left out in the torment. While militaries all over the world have it behind their backs the exact purpose of being on the streets, the ones in Nigeria will not. It's all about show of force on an already terrified populace. As the pandemic soars, let's hope respite come forth timely. Our prayer is that the world survives this phase and learn a lot from it. |
Adeba01:The Invasion: 1897 |
yarimo:IPOB and related words will be your dying words. |
Certainly not for Jubrin. Now, he'll know his stance. Time to be exposed. Hahahahahaha |
SlayerForever:I suggest 'Azuzu onwu si China' or Azuzu nminwu. |
Ayebagbalinyo:If truly you're from the Niger Delta and you speak like this then all I can say is; Aturu muru ebuni gba-aka nwa! I don't know how to put it in English. Tufiaa! |
jaszplus12:Lol |
Iamtony:Lol. If your mum was one of the infected people, will you suggest this? |
Biafra is coming. Let all that have ears hear it. It doesn't matter what the great Ojukwu said. As long as our people are still been treated with disdain in the land of our ancestors, resistance must arise. Who would talk about another country if one is given a sense of belonging and accorded the same dignity as others? We reject all the ill-treatment and bare tolerance as we have the fundamental human right to exercise our freedom as aspire to every position available to all. Stalling these opportunities by oppression and marginalization will always trigger rebellion and the call for a better country where all the aforementioned will be guaranteed. I say it boldly because I know you and your likes (op) as inspired by the evil FG are incapable of giving us an egalitarian society because of your hate and envy. We in IPOB have come to that conclusion and are waiting on the generality of our people to come to the same conclusion before you'll face your worst nightmare. Your hate is very lucid in that despite the present pandemic ravaging the world, you're more fixated on a harmless call for referendum. Your government went to borrow loans yet found it fit to exclude our region but is still mining oil from our land and will include us in the repayment plan. Everyone can clearly see that you have no case against us whatever. So buzz off with your hate and wait for the critical mass to be amassed. |
Carlyscales:Na Dem Dem... Sons of a fallen demon. Always thinking of how to show hate to Igbos. Na God go punish them. |
Adeba01:Now I see that you're very ignorant of African history. For you to say the British dug up Benin bronze plaques and numerous other artistic articles means that you didn't even bother to check it up on google. You clearly didn't bring this topic to learn. For your information, non of those articles we're dug up. They were scattered around the city as adornment and used to decorate the huge palace of the king. Most of the plaques tell a story of certain eras of the empire. Some were for ritual purpose while others were for ceremonial purpose. People were interacting with these articles that were looted after the Anglo-Benin war of 1897. There's even a movie about it. Google to see things for yourself. The city was destroyed with mortar shells after the Benin people put up a stout resistance. No one will like the British for what happened in Benin. |
Adeba01:Will respond later. Lol |
Adeba01:Bantu migration was moving westward until the boers forcefully pushed the Xhosas back towards the East. The khoi-khoi are black people too so the question of the ownership of Capetown or Western cape entirely is not in question. Well, like most ancient civilizations literacy was for only the rulers and their scribes and not for the populace or even elites. I believe these black scribes and the rulers where killed off and the black illiterate populace became scattered. I hope you know Ethiopians have their written scripts which was preserved till date and they are black people too. How can you say we are sparsely populated? How many slaves were carted to the Americas and other parts of the world from Africa? Millions. What's our population today? My ethnic group is over 35 million people. No wheel you said yet we were blacksmithing and making intricate designs of articles which marveled the europeans. The ancient Benin Empire of present day Nigeria still have hundreds of their precious items at display in British museums which was looted by the blood thirsty British in 1897. These were works of excellent artistry that you can check on the internet right now. Do you think we were just living like animals? We might not be grand like Egypt again but we didn't lose everything. You will agree with me that certain persons and times are timely and key to development. Benin was very great during the time of certain Kings and fell during other times. The Greeks once ruled the world but were later swallowed by to the Turks. So is life. Expansion and decline. What about Babylon? Today, Iraq is nothing save for their oil. Benins story is perfect because they had no relationship whatsoever with the Sahel or north Africa in their development. |
Adeba01:You guys in SA both the boers and to the blacks contributed to the creation of the 'coloured' race in SA. If you were to have a child with a white girl today, is the child a coloured child? This in my understanding is quite different from the existing coloured community of SA. This community is because neither the boers nor the blacks wanted to assimilate them hence their formation over hundreds of years. Now I ask you; what land belongs to this new race? As for the aboriginal Americans (I don't call them Indians because they're not Indians). That said, I sympathize with them but there's nothing I or them can do. It's unfortunate what happened and I'm at present calling on other black people especially from Nigeria to wake up and develop else we will face another scramble. You check my recent posts about a week ago. As for rejecting offsprings of mixed copulation, it is worst than accepting them because the flood threatening to swallow you is already at your shores. Blend in with the flood or get swept away. The bushmen either settle down like your own people and claim their own lands and share of the economy or lose out entirely to the black government of SA. This is evolution as cold as it may sound. I've never denied the existence of race in this context. Can you point to any of my post where I did such? There's no contradiction with my points. It's unfortunate what happened to aboriginal Americans because of how they were actively killed and dominated and not particularly because of the migration. Migration is part of life. You have to make peace with this. You bantus migrated from Central Africa to Southern Africa. Where your forefathers wicked to have to the lands of the khoi_khoi? Nope. If they had attacked and killed them then that will be condemnable yet will only be referenced while development go on. On the American continents, only the north was totally dominated by the europeans, the south had aborigenes mixed with the Spanish(plus other Europeans) to rule the various countries. Maradona of Argentina is an aborigene in physical features unlike Messi who's clearly European in appearance. Mixing means blurring the differences to become one with the invader when it's clear you can't defeat or expel them. Neymar of Brazil is an aborigene while Roberto Carlos is a European. This is how they survived in South America whereas in North America, they didn't mix and were easily killed off. Think my friend. It's either black people develop like the Asians to the level of holding against the Europeans or be ready to mix up. Isolating yourselves will make it easier to be wiped out. |
Adeba01:Yes I'm black and proud. |
ican2020:Yet it doesn't show in the national politics. Where's the missing link? |
DCmonster:One seems to be a Muslim while the other a Christian. I wonder why it is so. |
Adeba01:There are various kinds of mixed race people but I'll limit it to just three. Blacks and other races, whites with other races and blacks and whites. Among these three, I believe your concern is that between blacks and whites. This is because this set of mixed race is the biggest so you think. Europeans have mixed with middle easterners for thousands of years without problem. The aboriginal Americans have mixed with Europeans for hundreds of years now without much problem so why should we? Only in SA do we have 'coloured' race because both sides wanted it. If the whole world had been discriminating against offsprings of mixed race copulation, then we would be creating multiple problems because to cement a race, you need land. Which land will be ultimately theirs? What land belong to the 'coloureds' of SA? Capetown? Think my friend, think. |
Adeba01:The article said that the mummies where dna resembles those of the East and the Levant and was mostly from a specific area where various immigrants had settled in Egypt. The period in question is 1300yrs whereas Egypt had been effectively occupied even before the formation of the great Roman Empire over 2000yrs ago. Persians(Levants) where already in Egypt 2300 ago before the Greeks defeated them and took over by Alexander the great. Today, there's a city of Alexandria in Egypt in his honour. Population mixture increased dramatically around this time just like SA population is mixed today. 500yrs from today, someone like you will argue with other black people that the samples from burial sites in Capetown pointed to the people living there as of European heritage hence, it never belonged to black people. This is what happened to Egypt. |
Adeba01:What do you mean by wonderful story? Didn't we have flourishing societies before contact with the Portuguese? Weren't we smelting iron, domesticating animals, planting crops, observing religious worship, discussing and taking communal decisions before the Europeans touched our shores? Were our masquerades an import of the Dutch? Are the masks and wood carvings in our societies found among the Europeans? All these artifacts have been dated as far back to a thousand year back, outside contact with any non Africans. Doesn't it tell you of its originality. As for inferiority complex, almost all society show such phenomenon at a point in time under certain conditions. This is why power shifts from one region to another all over the world. As confidence wane, inferiority feeling set in until a group of highly conscious persons drive a renaissance to wake up the society. It has happened everywhere in the world. Behaving like slaves is something I don't understand. I certainly don't behave like a slave and my people don't too. Majority of the people I know don't behave such too so I don't understand you here. As for traveling overseas, migration is a natural thing for survival. Even animals do so. It doesn't matter what you'll start doing as you arrive. As long as you have a big goal and you set your heart to it, you'll achieve it. That's the aim of all the oversea travels that I know of including mine. Today, average Chinese people are scattered in Africa pursuing their dreams independent of their government. Is that also a slave mentality? We don't live our lives like white people. We're simply moving with the times. Evolution is part of life. Your forefathers were once hunter-gatherers like the bushmen but eventually evolved to stop running up and down and start domesticating cattle and planting crops. I believe they were wearing animal skins but will gladly wear pants and coats if they had access to it. Majority of what the whites brought we're things to make life easier. These definitely will cause some problems too but when you compare and contrast, you'll see that the advantages outweigh the disadvantages. Take for instance, your immediate forefather can't compare his endurance and stamina with the bushmen who can trek from Capetown to Limpopo without stress because it is their way of life as against your forefather who had become a bit relax because of domestication. With bicycles, motorcycles and cars, you become less strong and more relaxed which I know you enjoy but wouldn't want to go with the requirements to maintain these vehicles. If so, then this is a childish behaviour. I think I know where exactly you're from because only people from that area reason like this. For democracy, I'll tell you that it existed in Africa for long before the Europeans came. Among my people, democracy reigned supreme to the consternation of the whites. I can sense that you dislike democracy because it doesn't favour your greed. You want to be free to gather your gangs and Lord and feast on the weak. Sorry, the time for that is long gone. Get use to it. Capitalism is a better of the economic principles given human nature. Communism and socialism are more practicable when humans have little or no selfishness and equal value system. This you know is not true. Even in the olden days, there were rich and poor people. The difference is there were less ways of showing affluence compared to today and therefore less jealousy. Before, rich men married up to 20 wives while poor men barely maintained one. The size of the houses, family and wealth is not the same but that's where it ends and so you're not that intimidated. Today, the rich guys have big cars, super buildings that makes yours look like a shack and shiny tuxedos that you can only dream of plus easy accessibility to the flashy chicks hence your anger. Back to capitalism: this principle basically is more like excelling according to your drive and opportunities. Communism on the other hand is whereby the everyone has equal access to most things irrespective of the effort they put. Both have their pros and cons and in reality, no country practice exactly one of them entirely. It's usually a mixture of both to varying degrees. When you factor in basic human nature, you'll see that capitalism will appear more practicable as it encourages competition and productivity. Excellence is also rewarded and upholding responsibility appreciated. Communism ensures that everyone has access to the basic things of life whether they put effort or not. Excellence is blurred and eventually discouraged because it makes no difference to the persons doing extra work. The society suffers in the long run and starts to decline. So you see communism is rarely sustainable. For the artificial boundaries, I agree with you and that's why I'm against the it but only in areas where the indigenous people are against it too. If the people of the particular areas are comfortable with the boundaries, then let it be. I hope some day, we as Africans will look into it and rectify the desired ones. Language is a mode of communication and the easier it is the better for all. In the days of old, lots of people were multilingual because they have to speak the language of their neighbours for ease of trade. Why should it be different today? Swahili is the most popular as well as spoken indigeous African language yet European languages stand side by side with it as national languages because the world is too interconnected today. If you don't want that, cut off ties with the international community and stand alone like North Korea. Finally, you can go back to your village and live without electricity and water supply. Go fetch from the streams and visit the sangomas when you're sick. Don't force yourself on a woman like in the olden days because she has a right today. Drink to stupor in the local shibeens and make no trouble and no government will trouble you. |
Adeba01:If really you're a black man like you claimed, then you have your mind messed up already. It's good to criticize black people but while at it, you need to be highly informed on your accusations and be constructively. Firstly, claiming mixed race people is not a crime but a laudable thing to do. Mixed race people have always existed from time immemorial and they never did this in isolation. So, here you're off point. Secondly, calling ancient Egyptians Asiatic people tells of your poor knowledge of history. The people occupying Egypt today are descendants of Arabs and Europeans who are clearly not the original people. Egypt suffered a lot of conquest from Persian, Greek to the Turkish/Arab occupation. All their way of life was changed and the demographics changed entirely. The copts who are the closest to the original people are mainly of Southeastern european ancestry who had integrated into the Egyptian society. Reliefs inside ancient monuments including those giant pyramids you see are mostly of black people. The great Sphinx has all black features which later european Invaders tried to deface. All these gives credence to the race of the aboriginals. So, when we fratanize with Egypt, know it that we're associating with the ancient Egypt and not with the present (Mo Salah) people who are basically Asiatic. As a matter of fact, a good number of West Africans came down to our present location from that axis. How else can you explain the few pyramids that we're found in my region though of lower grand? Lots of artifacts connecting us together. We speak from a position of knowledge and not of emotion. As for the pygmy and San Bushmen, these two were still hunter-gatherers as of few decades ago and a rather interesting to watch but still will never be rejected by us. They're are black people like us so why will we reject them? All I can say is that these two groups of people are still unknown to millions of West Africans and when they eventually meet these people, imagine the scenario. The pygmy all less than 4ft in height and less development will be much funny to watch. Same to the bushmen who can win the marathon race for Southern Africa yet that dream is still far fetch because of doubt if they can keep to the track. No sensible black person can reject or hate on them. For the hazda people, this is the first time I'm hearing of them. Whatever they might be, I agree that they're all interesting and full of wonder(not wonderful). I wonder the sort of acknowledgement you speak of. |
Adeba01:For you to sound like this, I'll have to agree that you and gregyboy are birds of a feather. Africa certainly has a history and we were living like every normal community with our natural resources and lacks. Heavily forested regions can certainly not be with enough food to sustain the people. Are you an Afrikaner? |
junketer:You're certainly not a fair man. Oppressing others simply because you think they're excelling never ends well. Let the right person handle the mantle or dissociate yourself from them. Maltreating such a people is only an invitation to a catastrophe because they'll sure revolt some day. The time is coming fast. |
gregyboy:If my write-up is full of claims, what are yours full of? Facts? I won't waste my time on you because you're highly ignorant. Today, egwusi soup is accredited to Igbos and we proudly flaunt its ownership. You can shout from now till forever, without any solid facts to prove otherwise, you're merely wasting your time. On Ugu, pumpkin leaves have been with us for long and we've been using it judiciously. Whatever you say doesn't change the fact that ugu is associated with Igbos just like the moringa (kuka) leaves are associated with the Hausas. No Bini soup is popular. You've to worry why this is so and not come here trying to claim our popular egwusi soup. Lol |
gregyboy:Your last paragraph is an insult but I won't respond in kind on all Edo people because I respect their history. You unfortunately are a spoilt brat with not respect and devoid of any sense of anthropology. So, it was the Bini people that taught Igbos wood carving? You'll say it was the Bini that taught Igbos palmoil extraction that usual mortars and pestle for the process. Our masquerade masks were carved by the Binis right? What about your traditional market days; isn't it the Igbos you got it from? If you must argue, don't disrespect us again. |
gregyboy:Your ignorance stink. All traditional worshippers use schnapps hotdrink for libations; does it mean they originally owned it? Oha soup is traditionally ours still non of our neighbors prepared it all along too. Igbos own Egwusi soup and have different methods of preparing it so much that they still rule over its sales the world over. Why not your Edo people and any other tribe do a contest with the Igbos on egwusi soup preparation. Obviously, you know you'll lose flatly. |
Initially, I didn't want to respond to your ignorance but I later changed my mind. As for the tuber crop introduced by the Portuguese, cassava is the highly successful one not yam. Just Google it and you will get your answer. Akpu- a cassava derivative is today accredited to the Igbos no doubt but other tribes eat various derivatives too. Before the advent of cassava, yam and cocoyam(ede) was the main staple of the Igbos. They made pounded yam and pounded cocoyam to eat with their various soups including egwusi. My grandmum told me that even up to 1940s, pounded cocoyam was eaten with soup in my family. Today, lots of Igbos don't know this. Stop disturbing us with your ignorance. Before delving into such topics, do a thorough investigation and invite people to discuss your findings. |
gregyboy:Are you saying Igbos learnt about Egwusi from Edo(Bini) people? That you offer pounded yam and Egwusi soup to idols doesn't make you the sole owner of the food. Lol. So it equally means we learnt how to pound yam from Edo people too. Gregyboy, you sound so much like a kid. You should be able to prove beyond reasonable doubt that the now popular egusi soup was originally bini traditional soup to convince anyone. |
Waste of time. We know how your hearts are towards us including you OP. Nothing lasts forever. Enjoy your oppression and constant mockery while it lasts. |
virginboy1:Hahahahaha... Never say never |
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