TayserMahiri:


We have a replacement for Uzzy

haha uzzyman..he got this ready answer for everything..goes like this.."We are richer than you yet "

Omoluabi16:
Oh the complexity of nigerian politics. We've been sitting on a gun powder since our independence. Various factor make nigeria a very difficult country. Living here has offered few guarantees..we splitting up has no guaranteee whatsoever. But tribalism has sunk too deep.

That can be handled by changing the political and economic structure to stop marginalization and usury.

mtis:

That would terrible i agree..ever read about split of India an Pakistan.. the Indians were slaughtered in Paki side an Pakis slaughtered in Indian side....just bad

You mean India and Paki were once a single entity?

Muafrika2:

That can be handled by changing the political and economic structure to stop marginalization and usury.

I.e restructuring. But what if I told you some regions are against restructuring and wants the status quo to remain?

mtis:

haha uzzyman..he got this ready answer for everything..goes like this.."We are richer than you yet "

His best response " lloolll who r u mocking?" haha

freshest4live:

Is there an Ethiopian website discussing these things, l have seen Kenyan and Ghanian sites.

Yes, there is. As far as I know, I only know "Mereja". Other than Ethiopians, there are some Eritreans and Somalians. Racist ideas are often seen there. I was actually a member in that forum, but I've been removed with no reason I know.

Mereja is an Amharegn/Amharic word which means "Information".

TayserMahiri:


There are similar, though rare occurrences of the same in Kenya as highlighted

I think that tension is universal.

TayserMahiri:


You mean India and Paki were once a single entity?

Yap its was one mighty country but when they split it was terrible i have to say..i think millions lost their lives in the process

Nowenuse:


Southern kaduna people have been dominated because in the old Kaduna state (which Katsina people were part of), Hausas were an absolute majority and the southern kadunas had no stake as they were just like 20% of the population.
Since Katsina people got their state, it has left Kaduna state a 50/50 btw hausas and southern kadunas and a united southern kaduna (chungai) identity has evolved.

Your Kanuri people in Jigawa may not have a traditional ruler cos we all know how hausa-fulani emirs were forced on many northern tribes during the colonial era. But your people have dozens of villages and cultural terrains in Jigawa.
Hausas have no ancestral villages anywhere in the north-central or north-east.

Hausas/northern muslims have been dominating Nigeria politically but what progress do they have to show for it? You will agree with me that the life of an average Igbo man today is better than the life of an average hausa/northern muslim today.
So, if you ask me, i think political domination is almost useless in the hands of hausas cos they use it only in empowering a few elites while their own masses suffer the worst poverty in Nigeria.

Southern kaduna people today are already more educated and enlightened than Hausas in northern kaduna. It is just a matter of time before they take over the intellectual and economic domination of Kaduna state and start enslaving the same hausa people just as you see many northerners in the south today as slaves.
So pathetic!

Hahahhahaha....... Why r you trying to be mischievous by dis statement;"You will agree with me that the life of an average Igbo man today is better than the life of an average hausa/northern muslim today."

Is the life of and average Igbo man not better than the life of an average northern/ christians life?


Are d northern christians not educated than their muslim counterpart before?
If you can't dominate dem when they were staked illiterates... Sorry! I don't see you dominating Dem now when they r gettin more enlighten now

Do you know the names of all d villages in Borno before concludn they don't have any?

TayserMahiri:


His best response " lloolll who r u mocking?" haha

you got it broh

mtis:

Yap its was one mighty country but when they split it was terrible i have to say..i think millions lost their lives in the process

Thats quite some news to me. That was a terribly mighty country

TayserMahiri:


Do you feel like nigerias issues have no solution? You guys make it sound so. Like all solutions are untenable

Man, as you know we fought a civil war. I can't determine the tribalism in your country, but here its a cancer mixed with religious fundamentalism. I could kill you just because we're not of the same ethnicity. I could allow you loot the treasury unchallenged because were same tribe. Hopefully I'm online tonight, I'll give my own perspective about nigeria. I'm yoruba, anti secession/biafra, but pro-restructuring. Like edn.ite always says, google can't tell y'all everything. Best you heard our own opinion.

Omoluabi16:
I.e restructuring. But what if I told you some regions are against restructuring and wants the status quo to remain?

Those need to be convinced by people power,

But am sure that would not need blood shed if someone put effort into educating the public about the new system, if it is indeed fair and equitable. If Yorubas for example stood to gain as much as Igbos and even the tiny unknown tribes, and even Fulani's, why would they resist?

Most African countries are economically structured to benefit afew elite. Any community would be glad to be empowered.

Isahalbash:



Hahahhahaha....... Why r you trying to be mischievous by dis statement;"You will agree with me that the life of an average Igbo man today is better than the life of an average hausa/northern muslim today."

Is the life of and average Igbo man not better than the life of an average northern/ christians life?


Are d northern christians not educated than their muslim counterpart before?
If you can't dominated when they were staked illiterates... Sorry! I don't see you dominating Dem now when they r gettin more enlighten now

feel the wrath of Nowenuse

TayserMahiri:


You mean India and Paki were once a single entity?

I wish you witness india/Pakistan insulting each other on social media. humanity is f. up

If you take out petrodollars, naija is on the same level in terms of development as guinea bissaau and Senegal.

TayserMahiri:


You mean India and Paki were once a single entity?

India, Pakistani and Bangladesh were a single entity.

Muafrika2:

Those need to be convinced by people power,

But am sure that would not need blood shed if someone put effort into educating the public about the new system, if it is indeed fair and equitable. If Yorubas for example stood to gain as much as Igbos and even the tiny unknown tribes, and even Fulani's, why would they resist?

Most African countries are economically structured to benefit afew elite. Any community would be glad to be empowered.

what public? lol. unashamedly, I say the public is a WILLING tool in the hand of the politicians.

TayserMahiri:


Thats quite some news to me. That was a terribly mighty country

yap pakis are indians after all. its only religion separating them..funny thing is that India has the biggest population of Muslims in the world..

sayisayi:
If you take out petrodollars, naija is on the same level in terms of development as guinea bissaau and Senegal.

You are wrong. We were not on thesame level even before the petrodollars.

9jakool:

Nice explanation.
ok. if you say so, what are the names of Hausa towns in Borno?

Sincerely, I don't know cox I don't hv knowledge abt d names of villages and towns in Borno state.

mtis:

Yap its was one mighty country but when they split it was terrible i have to say..i think millions lost their lives in the process

That explains their need to have a nuclear weapon

mtis:

feel the wrath of Nowenuse

Am just avoiding sum stuffs

Omoluabi16:
Man, as you know we fought a civil war. I can't determine the tribalism in your country, but here its a cancer mixed with religious fundamentalism. I could kill you just because we're not of the same ethnicity. I could allow you loot the treasury unchallenged because were same tribe. Hopefully I'm online tonight, I'll give my own perspective about nigeria. I'm yoruba, anti secession/biafra, but pro-restructuring. Like edn.ite always says, google can't tell y'all everything. Best you heard our own opinion.

Please give us your own perspective. Especially what restructuring really means. Is it a new consitution?

Muafrika2:



Do you have a heartbreaking experience you would like to share

No, I hadn't had any bad experience with them. I hate them for the reason how they negatively see us.

It's been a while here. The issue of Biafra is not something anybody can just start talking about without proper information and analysis of the cause of the struggle, nor the situation on ground. I'm Igbo by the way, but I choose to be neutral and indifferent on the whole thing cos of my own reasons....

Muafrika2:


That explains their need to have a nuclear weapon

the nuclear arms race btn the countries is personal

Muafrika2:

Those need to be convinced by people power,

But am sure that would not need blood shed if someone put effort into educating the public about the new system, if it is indeed fair and equitable. If Yorubas for example stood to gain as much as Igbos and even the tiny unknown tribes, and even Fulani's, why would they resist?

Most African countries are economically structured to benefit afew elite. Any community would be glad to be empowered.

U sabi d koko

Omoluabi16:
what public? lol. unashamedly, I say the public is a WILLING tool in the hand of the politicians.

That's because politicians are giving them their own selfish kind of education. And there is just yelling and noise, with no conversation involving all the parties. People can't listen or be reasonable in that state.

Omoluabi16:
I wish you witness india/Pakistan insulting each other on social media. humanity is f. up

I have witnessed it. Once it was a kenyan choir that did the Indian national anthem and Pakistanis were so sickened.

i will take those germans out<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<!!!!.....

i still remember what those germanic moroons did to the zimbabweans,... ....

i shall take them out......

they tried to attack me under pretencies now...thats enough!!!!!

PissedYagami:
Kenya Power has launched a Sh13.2 billion project to lay underground cables in Nairobi, Kisumu and Mombasa, expected to stabilise electricity supply in the three cities.

The electricity distributor on Tuesday said implementation of its terrestrial network cabling in Nairobi is 20 per cent done.

The underground cables will provide alternative supply to existing power substations.

Currently, 22 kilometres of the planned 25.71 kilometres of 66kV transmission lines is complete, while installation works on the Likoni Road substation is finalised and pre-commissioning test is ongoing.

Kenya Power acting CEO Ken Tarus said fibre network cables will also run along the underground cables to boost communication network as well.

am using my phone to buys power tokens then i use another wireless device from Kenya Power to install the tokens ..man technology is making me feel lazy but do i say