Falexduru:
Ahose ones no join at all and you can always job my post as you can see all the view and while some good heart and mature people who understand me are chatting with me on WhatsApp already. Thanks for your time

Makavelli25:
Dm me bro
Let's talk

Falexduru:
Thank you so so very much. Please I don't know how DM works here but this is my number both on WhatsApp +234 09017130604 God bless you

Falexduru:
Na so them dey take send person go school na. Please if you don't understand my post you can always jump it some serious and understanding matured people are chatting me up on whatsapp already thanks.

Falexduru:
And how do I start the school when I don't even have any shishi even to feed. When next is Jamb? How and where do I start from processing university when I and my family had nothing on us. He said I should go and write Jamb how? The work I know and want to learn is something of 6months next Jamb is not even sure of this time next year self. And talking of registering time here does that mean my mother would have created Nairaland account for me the day I was born? I came up with my thinking and decided to join Nairaland to seek for help from good heart people. Must my account complete 10yrs here before I post for help? Those ones no join at all and you can always job my post as you can see all the view and while some good heart and mature people who understand me are chatting with me on WhatsApp already. Thanks for your time

DamZik:
You are pretending by all means as if you don't understand him. If you can't assist the poor guy, then keep your mouth shut.

Falexduru:
In total the amount for the learning and tools about 230k plus, Because according to the whole factory I went to the only cheapest one I see the last price is 150k which including mikanos, fuel and diesel teaching including the drinks and materials needed and is for 6 months since I have a bit experience already. So the tools box I also need which has all the equipment is between 75k and 80k plus. But the boss there said once I am ready that he will take me to Aba where we will buy it a bit cheaper sha. Then whatever God added on top of the 230k for me I will be using it for transport and feeding, And the duration of the class will be 6 months so that I can get the certificate and face my own. The 1 yrs duration is 100k but that's too long for me to stay I don't have a place to say until then I want to learn and relocate to anywhere I see myself and be doing my own work there. So since I have some experience already the 6 months' own is what will help me a lot.

ifeegee:
ii

ifeegee:
I
mod, I know I'm not one of the popular , I feel like being celebrated . I won't mind if you will indulge me by pushing to the front page. thank you

please can someone help me with how to upload the pictures . I've selected but can't find the upload icon thank you.

zang:
Fake news as usual

slawormiir:
Damnnn niggarrrr
Too bad...
A life without ruggedity from early age is not worth living
But the need to use sense can not be over emphasized


What makes you think little Emmanuella is not rugged

Ever8090:
How person go imagine this kind elephant dey masturbate...?..

Karlifate:
Many are mad, few are roaming.

Nigeriabiafra80:
Nairaland allow us to tell our story,
mod closing down,a post because it concern igbos yet allow others vilify is with their concocted story

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In 1803 one of the largest mass suicides of enslaved people took place when Igbo captives from what is now Nigeria were taken to the Georgia coast after enduring the nightmare of the Middle Passage. The Igbo (from what is now the nation of Nigeria, in central West Africa) were renowned throughout the American South for being fiercely independent and unwilling to tolerate the humiliations of chattel slavery.

Near the end of the voyage, as they were close to being disembarked, they boldly rose up and heroically fought back — despite being shackled hand and foot to one another — by surprising and overwhelming their captors, commandeering the ship, and executing at least three of their white abductors.
After escaping the ship and while standing on the dock, they looked around and realized that many white men with high-powered weapons would soon be able to arrive to recapture the “human cargo.” As a result, the Igbo chief began chanting “ ������� �������� �� ���� ���. ������� �������� �� ���� �� �����.” That is a prayer to Chuku (a supreme deity of Igbo spirituality) declaring that “��� ����� ������ ������� �� ��� ��� ����� ������ ���� ���� �� ����.”after this,75 of them committed mass suicide by drowning.

The mutiny and subsequent suicide by the Igbo people was called by many locals the ����� ������� ����� �� ��� ������� �� ��� ������ ������.Local people claimed that the Landing and surrounding marshes in Dunbar Creek where the Igbo people committed suicide in 1803 were haunted by the souls of the dead Igbo slaves. The story of Igbo, who chose death over slavery which had long been part of Gullah folklore, was finally recorded from various oral sources in the 1930s by members of the Federal Writers Project.
The sequence of events that occurred next remains unclear. It is known only that the Igbo marched ashore, singing, led by their high chief. Then at his direction, they walked into the marshy waters of Dunbar Creek, committing mass suicide. Roswell King, a white overseer on the nearby Pierce Butler plantation, wrote the first account of the incident. He and another man identified only as Captain Patterson recovered many of the drowned bodies. Apparently only a subset of the 75 Igbo rebels drowned. Thirteen bodies were recovered, but others remained missing, and some may have survived the suicide episode, making the actual numbers of deaths uncertain.

While many historians for centuries have cast doubt on the Igbo Landing mass suicide, suggesting that the entire incident was more legend than fact, the accounts Roswell King and others provided at the time were verified by post-1980 research which used modern scientific techniques to reconstruct the episode and confirm the factual basis of the longstanding oral accounts.
In September 2002, the St. Simons African American community organized a two-day commemoration with events related to Igbo history and a procession to the site of the mass suicide. Seventy-five attendees came from different states across the United States, as well Nigeria, Brazil, and Haiti. The attendees designated the site as a holy ground and called for the souls to be permanently at rest. The Igbo Landing is now part of the curriculum for coastal Georgia schools.

Sources:
1 https://www.phillytrib.com/commentary/michaelcoard/coard-anniversary-of-historic-courageous-igbo-landing/article_193775d2-797d-5abc-8ffb-869e4683019f.html

2. https://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/articles/history-archaeology/ebos-landing

Nairalandian:

He visited injured people not dead people
Get my point, am not saying that they didn't shoot
But that 78 people they said were shot dead, I this it's a little bit of exaggeration

Officialgarri:

I'm adding 100k for Nairalanders. r

Nairalandian:
I'm not saying that they didn't shoot ooo....
But why hasn't anyone come forward to say his or her family member died.
Abi dem dey fear
Personally I think most people were just injured, and if at all anyone died, it'll be a few