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SUFFERInSMILIIN: So Nigerians are poor but they're able to buy enough oil a commodity which the average poor Nigerian considers expensive in large enough amounts to substitute as food? How tf does that even make sense please explain 1 Like |
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SUFFERInSMILIIN: Cannabis, synthetic cannabis, marijuana and eclectic marijuana are all the same thing and when collecting data on marijuana consumption they don't care about the breed and no Mexico isn't dumping its drugs in Nigeria that's an outright lie they are sending it into America or consuming it themselves and if you bothered to read the news over 500 000 dollars worth of cannabis was discovered being farmed illegally for the fourth time in the past two months if Americans weren't into farming cannabis would there be 4 illegal cannabis farms discovered in under 40 days? 1 Like |
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SUFFERInSMILIIN: 1. It's clear you don't understand data it is saying 29% of Nigerians are hungry so that means 71% are getting enough food meaning 71% are able to access food at good intervals and in good amounts 2. The government doesn't borrow to feed anybody the government only borrows to pay salaries it's not commendable but till Nigeria gets a good leader it is what it is |
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SUFFERInSMILIIN: Africa's problem is in poor leadership and IQ is decided by the standard of education if everyone isn't getting a good education how would they even understand the basis of what an IQ test there is no one in Africa that is inherently stupid unless they're disabled and there are a lot of Africans living abroad who are smarter then their peers and it isn't a belief it's a fact |
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Shma2020: Are you okay? How does it not match two rivers you're clearly delusional If you want to talk Joburg then we have Fourways Mall Mall Of Africa Sandton City Centurion mall Rosebank Mall Eastgate Mall All are bigger then Two rivers in size and that's Joburg alone not even Gauteng which would include Pretoria it would take Nairobi upwards of 15 years to catch up with Joburg that is if Joburg were to stagnate in development which is unlikely or if Nairobi experienced some sort of construction boom on the level of China's but both are unlikely so continue dreaming 2 Likes |
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Shma2020: Canal walk mall my guy is 141 000 sqm more then double the size of two rivers know your place ![]() 1 Like |
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Shma2020: Two rivers wouldn't even be in the top 10 best or biggest malls if it were to be located in South Africa even my local mall alone is 40 000 sqm 2 Likes |
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Mkenya2019: No you're still behind both Nigeria and Egypt when it comes to retail and why would Kenya a non football nation host the world cup? If anything Nigeria, Ghana, Cote D'Ivoire or Egypt will host it in Africa no other nation it's between them 2 Likes |
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Shma2020: Bro stop you're not catching up with Joburg within 2 years you'd need at least 10 years minimum he didn't even show Sandton or Rosebank or Illovo only one part of Joburg, Nairobi doesn't compare to Joburg and will need a lot more then a few years to catch up I live here for a few months every year before going to the UK so I know what i'm saying |
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SUFFERInSMILIIN: So? America and many other countries have begun legalizing it and it's been smoked for thousands of years across the world and he didn't even provide data I promise you that America smokes more cannabis then Nigeria does |
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Shma2020: But surely you'd need more then a singular stadium? And i'd also like to say that the quality of the U20 championship in Nairobi was horrible you could barely ever get good coverage on it if you can improve on that then you stand a very strong chance of holding this one too |
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obaaderemi: I posted links giving evidence not only in Yoruba land but across Africa I don't have the energy to post them again go and look for it and a lot of sources of European views on Africa are hard to access |
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horsepower102: My original argument was that they don't make it and they don't they melt down scrap materials and make it into steel wire and billets And i'm not talking about subsitent farming either but the irrigation technology and unique fertilizers used in Israel and Netherlands are very expensive to manufacture and the drip technology as well before those in the SE are able to do such massive amounts of wealth would have to be developed first. |
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horsepower102: That isn't major is it that plant barely produces more then 900 000MT of steel and they don't actually make steel go and look at what you need for an actual steel plant then you'll see what I mean if you look at that place do you see any major furnace or any amjor power plant because the amount of electricity you need to make steel is a lot go and look at Ajaokuta that is how much land and how large the buildings have to be for you to actually be making the steel and not importing scrap materials and melting it down into billets like this company is most likely doing but to each their own And I literally said you will need money and innovative technology like Netherlands but right now there isn't enough money for such invesments and I hope you know wheat and barley cannot be grown in the SE you need a savannah or desert or temperate climate they don't grow well in tropical climates so you will still have to depend on imports for food to a certain degree : 1 Like |
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Taba21: Nobody is cursed by god you dumbass especially not the Igbos if they were cursed how would they have been able to build such large institutions and businesses? 2 Likes |
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OfoIgbo: 90% where's your source i'd like to read more into this Don't act like there aren't Igbo refugees in Cameroon, Gabon and Equatorial Guinea to this day both Yorubas and Igbos have left Nigeria in fear especially in the 60s and 70s and a lot of them ended up either in the three countries I mentioned or in Ghana and Cote D'Ivoire we are one and the same 1 Like |
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jl115: Actually a lot of weapons of Boko haram weren't stolen from our military but were gotten through the illegal arms trade in the Sahel exasperated by the collapse of Libya but yes unfortunately the top branch of the military benefits from the insurgency battle so it has continued but as far as i'm concerned with the firepower the military has if we wanted to we could end the insurgency in the north within 6 months |
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Emergingnation: This government isn't a government of mine or a government of the people and I believe that there should be a referendum but only when the country is in a good position you cannot decide on such an important decision when the country isn't at it's best when the country is being run well and there is peace then we can make massive decisions like this and also I doubt the numbers would be as large as 95% even if they were to win it would be more likely to be 60/40 or even 51/49 2 Likes |
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Emergingnation: Some Igbos want to leave Nigeria not all 1 Like |
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Emergingnation: Which one voice? I know hundreds of Igbos abroad who don't want a separate country so what are you claiming? 2 Likes |
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horsepower102: Let;s not exagerate igbo land isn't large enough to produce enough food for the whole of west africa unless they begin to use Netherlands style agriculture which needs a lot of technology and money and concerning steel no Aba doesn;t have a large steel industry for the most part Nigeria doesn't even produce steel apart from that you're spot on anyone claiming that the south east doesn't produce anything or doesn't benefit the overall Nigerian economy is a liar I hope one day we can get federalism and the SE finally gets the development it deserves powered by coal, gas, wind and solar energy, with large manufacturing industries spread acorss dozens of towns and villages and an area of innovation and massive development but until we begin to choose the right leaders we will never see such progress 1 Like 1 Share |
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Just30: No he's right Kenya chose to be different it is 96 hours for them I just searched and the bus ticket looks legit low quality and all also clearly in a rush I don't see why you're so desperate to disprove him 2 Likes |
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jneutron4000: Herodotus only wrote of Egypt and Aethiopia anything about Africa in the interior was unknown by the Greeks for the most part 1 Like |
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sherlock229: The skeleton wasn't more then 10-100 000 years old but a rock shelter and stone axe factory of over 250 000 years old shows that the Igbo had older inhabitance but the thing is for all we know they aren't the actual ancestors of modern day people groups inhabiting those regions they could have easily migrated elsewhere and we wouldn't know 1 Like |
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Adeba01: Being primitive isn't a measure of the duration in which one has been in said area based off of archaelogy we can say that the oldest group will be the Igbo due to the Ugwuele Uturu stone axe area which dates back to 250 000 years old then the Yoruba with the cave of ashes which has bones dating back over 12 000 years then comes the Edo and the delta groups and for the northern and middle belt groups there are rock paintings but for whatever reason not a lot is known about the age of them but for now the order is Igbo, Yoruba, Middle belt and North, Edo and delta groups then Bantu groups of the Plateau region |
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What's this now? You're telling me the tree put itself back up after collapsing and taking the lives of 4? Or is this an old video from before it fell |
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obaaderemi: It is an African religion a lot of things don't make sense same way there's stories of trees giving birth to people in sacred forests And it wasn't taboo it was only taboo after the coming of western culture and religion this isn't an argument and African societies thought twins were evil and cursed not that they weren't natural I've provided four sources showing that homosexuality wasn't taboo and the stigma against it is foreign multiple times and you haven't provided a single one so why should I believe your point of view if you can't even provide evidence for it |
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obaaderemi: It is the yoruba religion a lot of things don't make sense and when did it say that they intended to have a baby? It just happened and it isn't a taboo in most African societies that's false and it certainly isn't a taboo in the Yoruba society neither is it taboo in the igbo, bini and even the nupe societies they were very close to nature so why and how exactly would they demonize a naturally occuring preference? |
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More evidence come and read this thread you people will not sleep till you accept the fact of the matter it wasn't a taboo and it wasn't frowned upon it was there and was freely practiced https://www.nairaland.com/4496082/homosexuality-wasnt-alien-yoruba-sango |
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vankelvin: Okay if you don't have time then stop quoting me and go mind your own business unless you actually want to have a proper debate? |
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theTranscriber: Go and search the evidence they provided not just automatically disregard it notice how they mentioned the King in Uganda I mentioned and the Igbo female marriages that I also mentioned is that not an example of an LGBTQ wedding for you? |
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theTranscriber: Come and read this one then it was there and it was accepted in some situations even celebrated if this isn't enough evidence for you then it's clear you're not open minded enough for this conversation you need to learn to decolonize your mind and be ready for new conversations http://america.aljazeera.com/opinions/2014/4/homosexuality-africamuseveniugandanigeriaethiopia.html |
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