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Celebrities / Re: Naija Man is First Black To Become A Chief Scientist & HOD In Ag Station In USA by AfricaUnited: 6:44pm On Jan 26, 2022
There is no white supremacy.
There can't be white supremacy.

One example out of millions?
Politics / Re: Oyibo Pikins Moping At A Yoruba Man In London In The 1950s by AfricaUnited: 12:41am On Mar 25, 2021
Why are some of you intensely defensive? Grow some sense of humor, y'all. grin grin

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Politics / Re: Oyibo Pikins Moping At A Yoruba Man In London In The 1950s by AfricaUnited: 7:47pm On Mar 24, 2021
toplinetrtrend:


I see adoration.

You must be seeing double grin grin grin grin
Politics / News On Tinubu by AfricaUnited: 7:38pm On Mar 24, 2021
Tinubu has not donated a dime to innocent, hardworking and longsuffering Yoruba whose businesses have been raised by many fire outbreaks in Yorubaland. But immediately there is a small fire outbreak in Northern Nigeria, especially the North West, he gives them billions. He wants to be president by all means. grin grin grin grin
Politics / Re: Oyibo Pikins Moping At A Yoruba Man In London In The 1950s by AfricaUnited: 7:34pm On Mar 24, 2021
BigSarah:


The first child looks scared, and the rest are bearing nervous smiles checkout the last child

Correct
Politics / Re: Oyibo Pikins Moping At A Yoruba Man In London In The 1950s by AfricaUnited: 7:34pm On Mar 24, 2021
toplinetrtrend:


The looks on their faces do not indicate that they are scared. It indicates that they ador him.

You seem to have problem with the use of your brain.
Take a look at the face of the child closest to the man. What do you see? shocked shocked shocked
Politics / Oyibo Pikins Moping At A Yoruba Man In London In The 1950s by AfricaUnited: 6:49pm On Mar 24, 2021
They were probably curious about 2 things: his scary tribal marks and his overflowing gown grin grin grin grin

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Education / Re: American School Headmaster Vs African American Family Vs Nigerian Culture by AfricaUnited: 12:25am On Mar 24, 2021
danvon:
Nigerians also don't look at light when crossing main road why can't he imitate that

Nigerian teachers help their students cheat during national exams why can't he learn that

Nigerians eat Fufu why can't he eat that

He cherry picked one aspect of Nigerian culture to justify racism don't be surprised if this man supports zero Immigration policies

Correct. Cherrypicking culture to suit a specified motive.

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Education / Re: American School Headmaster Vs African American Family Vs Nigerian Culture by AfricaUnited: 12:24am On Mar 24, 2021
Superpower:
To you it is just kneeling down but if you know america history you know what it means for a white man to tell a black kid to kneel.

This the the koko of the matter.

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Education / Re: American School Headmaster Vs African American Family Vs Nigerian Culture by AfricaUnited: 4:56pm On Mar 23, 2021
CivilzedTyger:
The headmaster is a lying fool. A dumb modafvker, why didn't he try such rubbish with a White kid. if I was the kid's dad, I'll clip his ass.

How did he lie? Isn't that a typical Nigerian method of punishment in public schools and at home? The point is that he did it in the wrong place. America is not Nigeria.

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Education / American School Headmaster Vs African American Family Vs Nigerian Culture by AfricaUnited: 3:03pm On Mar 23, 2021
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A White Headmaster was suspended by the School Board for making an African American student kneel down to apologize to his White Teacher in class. The student got home and told his mother what happened. The mother contacted the school and asked if it was standard practice to ask errant students to kneel down in contrition. The Headmaster replied no. So, the mom asked ‘’why did you make my son do so’’? The Headmaster replied that he did so because he learned it was the African way of apologizing from a Nigerian friend of his who had told him that’s how he disciplines his kids (�����). The Headmaster added that he also does it to his own kids at home when they misbehave. The woman was angry. ‘’We are not a Nigerian family’’ she said. ‘’We did not ask you to discipline our son this way’’. ‘’So, I do not see the correlation you are trying to make’’. The Headmaster was lost, as he had no answer to that. The woman is accusing the Headmaster of racism and slave master attitude and claims his son has been traumatized and now in therapy. A court case is brewing.

Poor Nigeria just had to be dragged into this����

What do you think?
Foreign Affairs / Photo Of Obama And His Father by AfricaUnited: 10:15am On Mar 23, 2021
If anybody had told you this chubby boy would end up as the most powerful man in the world for 8 years, would you have believed them?

Politics / Re: The Igbo Is Like The US. True Or False? by AfricaUnited: 11:04pm On Mar 07, 2021
afonjaheadhunts:


Are you okay? Who told you those arrested in Ghana are Igbo's? And you claim to be Igbo but you can't identify Igbo or Igbo names when you see one.

One of the person arrested in Ghana is either from Akwa Ibom or Cross river while the other Oji is either from Benue or Ikwerre or any other part of SS Benue Answer name similar to Igbo Names like Oji Vs Orji (Igbo) Adah Vs Ada (Igbo)

Ikwerre on the other hand due to their Igbo denial remove or add a letter to their name to distinguish their identity Umu (Igbo) Vs Rumu (R added) Nwike (Igbo) Vs Wike (N removed)

So educate yourself and modify your thread. Before I change it for you now..

You are unintelligent. Post says as quoted from Facebook. That means I did not write the original post.
Politics / Re: The Igbo Is Like The US. True Or False? by AfricaUnited: 6:07pm On Mar 07, 2021
SLAP44:


When Michael Okpara became premier in Igboland, did any Igbo man fight him?

When Zik became president, did any Igbo man stop him?

When Peter Obi won the ticket to be VP candidate, didn't all Igbos vote for him?

When Nnamdi Kanu was detained by the zoo, didn't all Igbos fight for him?

All Igbos that went to school were sponsored by other Igbos.

All Igbos in business were sponsored by other Igbos after apprenticeship.

That's true. I am personally excited to see how Biafra plays out.






Which tribe in this world can beat this record? grin

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Politics / The Igbo Is Like The US. True Or False? by AfricaUnited: 5:26pm On Mar 07, 2021
As quoted from Facebook.

"The Igbo is like the US. True or False?

The Igbo of Nigeria epitomize the trite saying "the best, the good, the bad, and the downright ugly".

This past week an Igbo woman became the first woman in the world and first African of any gender to head the World Trade Organization in Geneva, Switzerland. Two other Igbo women won significant awards, one as doctor of the year in Maryland USA, and the other as "central banker" of the year by the Central Bank of Ireland. Those are the best and the good.

The bad and downright ugly side of things are that one Igbo man was within this past week sentenced to death in Vietnam for drug trafficking and two in Ghana for kidnapping and murder.

As an Igbo myself I have often compared the Igbo to the US, because the US also represents the best, but also some of the ugliest things in the world today. For example, the US gave us the internet and Facebook. But the police there can press your neck and murder you in broad daylight.

Some other groups in Nigeria produce no good news; others produce no news at all; and others produce only bad news. But how could a people, the Igbo, so vaccilate between two such opposite extremes? The best and the downright ugly?

That said, I am curious to see which path an Igbo-only country (example, Biafra) will chart among "the best", "the good", "the bad" and "the downright ugly". Will Biafra be a force for good or for bad, or will it continue to be the "US of West Africa"? If anything, it will surely be an interesting and eventful country, full of all sorts. God bless the Igbo."

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Politics / Re: Food Blockade: The Impending Food Crises In The South Is Unnecessary by AfricaUnited: 5:38pm On Mar 02, 2021

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Politics / Still On The Food Blockade And Related Matters by AfricaUnited: 5:24pm On Mar 02, 2021
As seen on Facebook

Still on the food blockade and related matters

As long as cassava, plantain, rice, fish, salt, chicken, egg, palm oil, leafy vegetables, and fruits (oranges, pear, coconuts, banana etc) are not the North's exclusives, the South should be okay in the short and medium term. Anybody can become a farmer any day to grow tomato, onion, pepper, and beans, and to raise cattle. There is no rocket science in any of these. The North does not have what it takes to blackmail anyone.

Same logic goes for other groups:

My Igbo people cannot blackmail anyone else with motor spare parts business. Anybody can become a spare parts dealer any day.

The Yoruba cannot blackmail anyone with anything. There is nothing they have that others don't have.

The South South (mainly Delta, Rivers, Bayelsa and Akwa Ibom) can flex with their oil for now (although there is some in SE and SW). But soon, very soon, oil will be toast globally, and something else will take over.

Whatever is coming to takeover from oil will depend on a large part on sound human resources. At the point that human intellectual capacity fully holds sway, only two regions (SE and SW) would be ready from the get-go to harness what they have been creating all these years. Others, particularly the NW and NE, would have to play catch up on that front.

I love Nigeria. I would prefer a single country for all of us. However, it is either the country restructures and the nepotism and inequality stop, or people go their separate ways and form as many countries as possible. Many European countries are not as large as the individual regions in Nigeria, both in terms of land mass and population. Every region will be okay if they chart their own course as they deem fit. This is 2021, not the 1960s.
Politics / Video: Enugu Villagers Sending Off Fulani And Their Cattle by AfricaUnited: 1:33am On Feb 19, 2021
Watch via link below. Very peaceful exit. No killing, no looting, no rustling. Igbos are peaceful, but can bite when you oppress them. Enough of Fulani nonsense in Igboland. Go back to Timbuktu in peace.

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1220629065059645&id=100013376888007
Politics / Re: Northern Leaders Get A Cut From Bandits Ransom by AfricaUnited: 3:21am On Feb 18, 2021
GamalNasser:


My father is a retired military general and I am a successful Entrepreneur who is a dollar millionaire .... Abeg who are you?

If you know me you and your father will run into the bush
Politics / Re: Northern Leaders Get A Cut From Bandits Ransom by AfricaUnited: 7:23pm On Feb 17, 2021
GamalNasser:


Fools like you are assuming it's about money but in reality it's about the expansion of islam in NIGERIA

I guess your father is a fool. You nondescript village urchin.

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Politics / Northern Leaders Get A Cut From Bandits Ransom by AfricaUnited: 7:14pm On Feb 17, 2021
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Hypothesis: Northern leaders who pamper and negotiate with (rather than punish) bandits and kidnappers get a cut from ransom booties. They are guilty until proven innocent.

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Politics / Re: APC Invited And Armed Foreign Fulani by AfricaUnited: 7:12pm On Feb 17, 2021
sweetonugbu:
And politicians from other regions are silent?.
They are cowards
Politics / Re: How Sex Workers Ruined Dimka’s 1976 Coup Plan by AfricaUnited: 5:51am On Feb 17, 2021
God2man2again:



I B M Haruna' confession at oputa panel is now nuil and void according to you.

Muritala replaced IBM Haruna' in 1968 not 1967.

Who started the civil war in the first place?

Were there no meetings for peace instead of the option of WAR?

You people decided to go for WAR and now you are blaming the Federal troops for the blood bath of Civilians in Asaba.

Who started the war? Who fired the first shot in Gakem, Cross River State that started the war? Obviously. you don't know your history
Politics / APC Invited And Armed Foreign Fulani by AfricaUnited: 5:15am On Feb 17, 2021
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"APC (aka Buhari) invited and armed Fulani from West Africa to make Nigeria ungovernable if Buhari lost the election in 2015. After the election, the alien Fulani refused to leave. And they have been told and still being told that the entire Nigeria belongs to them". "They are the bandits you hear of today".

Abubakar Baraje...northern PDP Leader.

The above statement makes a whole lot of sense as to why foreign Fulani are more powerful than Nigerian citizens. And the native Fulanis are largely silent.

Non-Fulani Nigerians need to take a stand.

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Politics / Fulani Herdsmen, Their AK47s, And Igboland by AfricaUnited: 9:09am On Feb 16, 2021
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There is zero evidence of cattle rustling in SE. No need for herdsmen having AK47 in SE. Articles published by Nigerian university researchers indicate practically all cattle rustling occur in northern Nigeria. Just google "cattle rustling in Nigeria". SE leaders should make their case against ARMED Fulani cattle rearers using data. This one is easy to make.

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Politics / Re: See How Fulani Are Framing The Recent Events In Nigeria by AfricaUnited: 4:30am On Feb 09, 2021
StaffofOrayan:
The biggest of the propaganda is that Fulani can live anywhere there is grass,
They keep repeating it, from Buhari to El Rufai

Now we know their game plan we need to do something about it.

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Politics / Re: Can Anybody Translate What These AK47 Carrying Fulanis Are Saving In This Video? by AfricaUnited: 5:16pm On Feb 08, 2021
dbuckley593:
A family of languages of the Fulani people of West Africa and used as a lingua ... Accuracy in language can save lives, so words must be taken extremely seriously. ... Here are the ones I am aware of: glide - to carry something in your hand ... World Translation Center can translate English to Fula documents and videos.

So what are they saying?
Politics / Re: Can Anybody Translate What These AK47 Carrying Fulanis Are Saving In This Video? by AfricaUnited: 5:16pm On Feb 08, 2021
ruggedtimi:
Video looks old, two different group. The first group was actually a small unit of Boko Haram fighters and the second video probably the criminal herdsmen.
..

What are they saying though?
Politics / Re: See How Fulani Are Framing The Recent Events In Nigeria by AfricaUnited: 3:06am On Feb 08, 2021
TUANKU:
Wetin concern Jukun, Berom, Tiv and Idoma inside this matter now? A state that share land border with Enugu, Ebonyi, Cross River, kogi etc is north?
David Mark, Tuface, Ice Prince, M.I. Abaga, Jesse Jagz, Ada Amen, Daniel Amokachi, Terry Waya, Francisca Odega, Pastor Enenche etc... will you refer to these people as northerners or Hausa/Fulani?
Historically the middle belt as a region existed and was recognized as a region that exists outside of the northern caliphate. There was a middle belt political party that had elected representatives in the national assembly and appointments were also made on that basis until the military came into power and the Hausa/Fulani cabal within the military made away with that arrangement.
There are over 100 ethnic groups within the middle belt states and they're not Hausa or Fulani.
The people of middle belt are the biggest victims of Fulani herdsmen terrorism.

You and I are on the same page. Read my post more carefully.

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Politics / Re: See How Fulani Are Framing The Recent Events In Nigeria by AfricaUnited: 2:00am On Feb 08, 2021
Question for the fake professor.
Do southerners go to the north, steal their land, rape their women, kill their men and destroy their livelihoods? Do southerners live in the bushes in the north? Do they occupy northern spaces for free?

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Politics / Re: See How Fulani Are Framing The Recent Events In Nigeria by AfricaUnited: 1:44am On Feb 08, 2021
This time,, it is going to be battle between other Nigerians and Fulani. grin angry angry grin grin grin grin grin grin grin

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Politics / See How Fulani Are Framing The Recent Events In Nigeria by AfricaUnited: 1:42am On Feb 08, 2021
Fulani are trying to frame what is happening in Nigeria as an attack against northerners in the south. They do this to make other northerners to support them.

That is a FALSE framing of the events. Southerners must frame it correctly. It is a reaction to Fulani herders who steal land, rape women, kill farmers and destroy farms all over Nigeria. Non-Fulani northerners in the north are not spared by Fulani either. No society can tolerate that. That being said, let it be known that no Hausa, Kanuri, Tiv, Nupe, Idoma, Jukun, Berom, etc is under attack in the south. Infact, Fulani who are not engaged in the aforementioned criminal acts continue to live peacefully in the south.

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