ooseven: ...cough...cough...!!

So what's the current status of the diplomat that was shot at? What statements have been issued by both sides countries. Just imagine if it was a US diplomat shot at in China.

That's what neutrals checking this thread want to know not who has the biggest booty in SA or whose language include tongue clicks.

xhosanostraZAR:

Don't share as in they only marry/date within their tribe? If thats what you meant, then thats not true.

Its hard to tell them apart b'cos every tribe has its beautiful and ugly people.

kgr28: I see everyone is now cool, except that num-nuts called all4naija!!!

biolabee:

Please just ignore the guy/female/she-male as we don't know what it is
..
It is persistent though

Phew!!

coolzeal: Someone told me that Xhosa people are highly educated and hard working than any other tribe in SA. How true is that? Because the popular norm is that SA are lazy lol

kgr28: tltltltltltltltltltltltltltltl,transgendered!!!lol.

ooseven:
Bleep

Kgdavid: lol well been silent for about 20 pages or so and what i said back then has been confirmed now. the majority of those trading insults are people who most likely are cool folk in real life. i like the fact that our tempers are so easily aroused in defense of our national pride. that is the same sentiment that must be applied to pan africanism. like one poster already implied, the continued emphasis on culture is holding us back. if i had my way i would love to restrict culture to academics alone. see, until we stop seeing ourselves as Igbo, Hausa, Yoruba, Ghanaian, South African etc we simply cannot completely unite because under such conditions the lens of subjectivity is inevitable. as lovely as diversity may be, there can be no true unity in the face of diversity.

the universal hatred of nigerians is something i have noticed and i've interacted with quite a few west african nationalities. Sierra leonians despise us, ghanains hate us, camerounians detest us, gambians cant stand us (running out of synonyms for hate lol), etc and with all these folk it tends to be the same argument: "nigerians feel better than everyone else, nigerians are criminals" particularly the former. now i find it strange that people see nigerians this way cuz to the best of my observation we are actually kinda humble?

in spite of all the hate tho iv had a ghanaian best friend, a sierra leonian best friend and very good gambian and camerounian friends(camerounian friend was the biggest pain of the lot lol).

and gats to say Semuhle baby yu r crazy hawt....almost as beautiful as my naija princess

Kgdavid: lol well been silent for about 20 pages or so and what i said back then has been confirmed now. the majority of those trading insults are people who most likely are cool folk in real life. i like the fact that our tempers are so easily aroused in defense of our national pride. that is the same sentiment that must be applied to pan africanism. like one poster already implied, the continued emphasis on culture is holding us back. if i had my way i would love to restrict culture to academics alone. see, until we stop seeing ourselves as Igbo, Hausa, Yoruba, Ghanaian, South African etc we simply cannot completely unite because under such conditions the lens of subjectivity is inevitable. as lovely as diversity may be, there can be no true unity in the face of diversity.

the universal hatred of nigerians is something i have noticed and i've interacted with quite a few west african nationalities. Sierra leonians despise us, ghanains hate us, camerounians detest us, gambians cant stand us (running out of synonyms for hate lol), etc and with all these folk it tends to be the same argument: "nigerians feel better than everyone else, nigerians are criminals" particularly the former. now i find it strange that people see nigerians this way cuz to the best of my observation we are actually kinda humble?

in spite of all the hate tho iv had a ghanaian best friend, a sierra leonian best friend and very good gambian and camerounian friends(camerounian friend was the biggest pain of the lot lol).

and gats to say Semuhle baby yu r crazy hawt....almost as beautiful as my naija princess

Kgdavid: lol well been silent for about 20 pages or so and what i said back then has been confirmed now. the majority of those trading insults are people who most likely are cool folk in real life. i like the fact that our tempers are so easily aroused in defense of our national pride. that is the same sentiment that must be applied to pan africanism. like one poster already implied, the continued emphasis on culture is holding us back. if i had my way i would love to restrict culture to academics alone. see, until we stop seeing ourselves as Igbo, Hausa, Yoruba, Ghanaian, South African etc we simply cannot completely unite because under such conditions the lens of subjectivity is inevitable. as lovely as diversity may be, there can be no true unity in the face of diversity.

the universal hatred of nigerians is something i have noticed and i've interacted with quite a few west african nationalities. Sierra leonians despise us, ghanains hate us, camerounians detest us, gambians cant stand us (running out of synonyms for hate lol), etc and with all these folk it tends to be the same argument: "nigerians feel better than everyone else, nigerians are criminals" particularly the former. now i find it strange that people see nigerians this way cuz to the best of my observation we are actually kinda humble?

in spite of all the hate tho iv had a ghanaian best friend, a sierra leonian best friend and very good gambian and camerounian friends(camerounian friend was the biggest pain of the lot lol).

and gats to say Semuhle baby yu r crazy hawt....almost as beautiful as my naija princess

Kgdavid: lol well been silent for about 20 pages or so and what i said back then has been confirmed now. the majority of those trading insults are people who most likely are cool folk in real life. i like the fact that our tempers are so easily aroused in defense of our national pride. that is the same sentiment that must be applied to pan africanism. like one poster already implied, the continued emphasis on culture is holding us back. if i had my way i would love to restrict culture to academics alone. see, until we stop seeing ourselves as Igbo, Hausa, Yoruba, Ghanaian, South African etc we simply cannot completely unite because under such conditions the lens of subjectivity is inevitable. as lovely as diversity may be, there can be no true unity in the face of diversity.

the universal hatred of nigerians is something i have noticed and i've interacted with quite a few west african nationalities. Sierra leonians despise us, ghanains hate us, camerounians detest us, gambians cant stand us (running out of synonyms for hate lol), etc and with all these folk it tends to be the same argument: "nigerians feel better than everyone else, nigerians are criminals" particularly the former. now i find it strange that people see nigerians this way cuz to the best of my observation we are actually kinda humble?

in spite of all the hate tho iv had a ghanaian best friend, a sierra leonian best friend and very good gambian and camerounian friends(camerounian friend was the biggest pain of the lot lol).

and gats to say Semuhle baby yu r crazy hawt....almost as beautiful as my naija princess

Kgdavid: @ royal^pearl i was kinda using hyperbole there. i think what we have is more like sibling rivalry

and shawty yu shaw is fyne too i must say

Royal^Pearl^:
Thanks

CAMEROONPRIDE: where have u been

Royal^Pearl^:
Have been very busy, how r u?

biolabee:

good post until you spoilt it with the bolded

enigma_otr:
Whatever!

biolabee:

You paper patriots never cease to amaze me

Thinking patriotism is defending your country on the pages of an online forum

Learners

kgr28: I see everyone is now cool, except that num-nuts called all4naija!!!

ooseven:
I know you always develop heart attack when you realize yours is not the last word on this thread. Madam 'na me holy pass'.

all4naija: Is there nothing positive done about this diplomat case? Over and over again we are going to see another dangerous attacks on Nigerians in that Country if nothing is done.

As South Africans have taken to thug lives and said they want to continuously unleash their evils on Nigerians is something not encouraging and it is what I can deduce from past occurrences. That is not a way to go South Africans. Thinking too much of yourselves when you can't contribute anything meaningful to that society is a shameful thing.

Thanks to the white in that country, if not, it would have been labelled as a failed state and the most dangerous place in the whole wide world by now.

It is right they start making changes(get educated, engage in creativity,etc) when there is still time. That is the only way they can be known for something good.