theTranslator:
I've noticed that you like creating your own history

These are documented facts

Which own history are you talking about?

If you don't know, just say you don't know

theTranslator:
a lot of places
interested in encoding it and making it a real font?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Writing_systems_of_Africa

https://globalvoices.org/2020/03/10/this-chief-hopes-yoruba-speakers-adopt-his-newly-invented-talking-alphabet/

https://omniglot.com/writing/oduduwa.htm
forgiveness
https://www./178275112736097/

the chief has even met the Ooni

I am already learning it

I must teach my future children

It’s a new innovation. Impressive

Abohboy:


No it didn't

Timbuktu isn't more then 100BC meanwhile Nok is over 1000BC and manuscripts don't matter

Nok didn't have a writing system as far as archaelogists know but they iron working and their clay figurines are way older then Timbuktu and the Ghana empire there's nothing to argue about stop showing your foolishness

Timbuktu dates as far back as 1500 BC

Their Nok clay works are products from places like Timbuktu and other small towns which were trading centers.

theTranslator:

you're a disgrace to Ghana

you are actually a disgrace to Nigeria

Most of your argument here lack sense

Just30:
even Ivorian Hausa speakers are a combination of different tribes and Ethnic groups.. and same can be said for Sudan, Mali, Burkina Faso and all the countries I mentioned before.

Learn and be able to make sensible arguments

This Hausa thing ehh

I learnt those that brought Islamic religion to Ghana were Hausa people and with time the language spread.

You are kinda right on that. Most Hausa speakers in Ghana belong to different tribes. I think I need to take time and learn more on the Hausa people.

Just30:
Timbuktu dates as far back as 1500 BC

Their Nok clay works are products from places like Timbuktu and other small towns which were trading centers.

Oh my God i'm speaking to a fool

Ghana will always be Kenya's teacher...

vankelvin:


This Hausa thing ehh

I learnt those that brought Islamic religion to Ghana were Hausa people and with time the language spread.

You are kinda right on that. Most Hausa speakers in Ghana belong to different tribes. I think I need to take time and learn more on the Hausa people.

Even where the language came from in the Mali Songhai Ghana empires, it only existed as a language spoken by several tribes and Ethnic groups.

Abohboy:


Oh my God i'm speaking to a fool

I'm actually speaking to an illiterate who knows nothing....

It is foolish to even think that Nok clay works came from them ....
Unfortunately it hasnt been as studied as Timbuktu has been studied

Wizzzzmike:
Ghana will always be Kenya's teacher...

Just30:
I'm actually speaking to an illiterate who knows nothing....

It is foolish to even think that Nok clay works came from them ....
Unfortunately it hasnt been as studied as Timbuktu has been studied

Bring these so called Timbuktu clay works then and we can compare them to the Nok to see if they're even related as you claim


Timbuktu has been studied ten times more then the Nok culture has what are you on? Weed? Crack? Coke? I need to know what you take for you to be this stupid

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Mkenya2019:
Interesting. I didnt realize South Africa export then import avacados. Kenya is currently planting lots of avacados. I think we already overtook South Africa - and the acreage is increasing. I see Kenya rising to be top 3 avacado country in the world in the next 5yrs. We have risen to top 6 avacado producers worldwide.

Extremely unfortunate avocados need a lot of water and irrigation. The irrigation for avocado is extremely high

Kazikazi:
There's no need of more negotiations. SADC has a free trade agreements, so why should someone negotiate what was negotiated long ago?
The answer is doing a trade war. They burn our avos,we should burn their apples which are sold in Tz.
We should even stop buying their cars.That is how to balance things.We can't have people who are busy lip servicing Africa's free trade while they are busy burning someone else's tonnes of avos just because they fear competition.
Now this is what air Tanzania should do quickly.
Start flying from...
Durban to India (daily)
Jo'burg to harare (twice daily)
Jo'burg to Lagos & Accra (daily)
Jo'burg to Lusaka ( daily)

If they block us,we should also block theirs in our airspace

Tanzania is not the only one complaining. Zimbabwe Mozambique and Zambia are also complaining about the sadc free trade. It is good to know Tanzania is planting a lot of avocados because you have a lot of water especially in Lake Malawi and Lake Victoria. Avocados need a lot of water. Alright. Also it was the same thing with the cashews when South Africa was importing cashews from Brazil instead of buying it from Tanzania. I think in a sadc needs to be completely free movement of goods.

Stupid why are you repeating the same thing I told you about how Timbuktu has been way more studied than Nok ?.

Are you on some high grade wee ?


You can try researching Timbuktu clay works and you will see what I saw.

Abohboy:


Bring these so called Timbuktu clay works then and we can compare them to the Nok to see if they're even related as you claim


Timbuktu has been studied ten times more then the Nok culture has what are you on? Weed? Crack? Coke? I need to know what you take for you to be this stupid

Just30:
Stupid why are you repeating the same thing I told you about how Timbuktu has been way more studied than Nok ?.

Are you on some high grade wee ?


You can try researching Timbuktu clay works and you will see what I saw.

There's nothing there when I search it so bring your own pictures I can bet that it is either clay works of the Sao or the Nok and if they are from Timbuktu they were made post 100AD and not in the BCEs as you claimed

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


Tanzania is not the only one complaining. Zimbabwe Mozambique and Zambia are also complaining about the sadc free trade. It is good to know Tanzania is planting a lot of avocados because you have a lot of water especially in Lake Malawi and Lake Victoria. Avocados need a lot of water. Alright. Also it was the same thing with the cashews when South Africa was importing cashews from Brazil instead of buying it from Tanzania. I think in a sadc needs to be completely free movement of goods.

South Africa only has that type of arrangement with Botswana, Namibia, Swaziland and lesotho (SACU), and only when produced in those countries.

I think a lot of people haven't read what SADC entails, they just speculate on what they think is nice or good to their soul.

Each country has its standard of what kind of goods they want.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


Tanzania is not the only one complaining. Zimbabwe Mozambique and Zambia are also complaining about the sadc free trade. It is good to know Tanzania is planting a lot of avocados because you have a lot of water especially in Lake Malawi and Lake Victoria. Avocados need a lot of water. Alright. Also it was the same thing with the cashews when South Africa was importing cashews from Brazil instead of buying it from Tanzania. I think in a sadc needs to be completely free movement of goods.

You see you can't put up many farms and plant avos or cashews without an actual plan on where the excess produce will go.

Planning, negotiating is very important. I believe avos are much needed in the US. Why not export there. Also there are different types of avos, there are types of avos that South Africans needs and love. Check on that also.

There are seasons also

Saddamochieng00:


If that was the case 90% rather than 10% would hold most of the world's wealth. There isn't that much space at the top.

Well that's why anyone CAN be successful. Not everyone WILL be successful.

Anyone seriously working towards success the right and smart way would achieve a level of success.

So again anyone can be successful because success is relative.

Hausa is an ethnolinguistic group, made up of different subgroups that speak specific specialized dialects of the first language. Whether one prefers to call them tribe or ethnic group it shouldn't matter though it is best to refer to it as an ethnic or ethnolinguistic group.


West Africa is a region in Africa that’s inhabited by several communities from different language families.

The west African Afro-Asiatic communities (chadic=Hausa, Berbers=Tuareg, semites= baggara/shuwa arabs) like their other Afro-Asiatic brethrens all linguistically originate in East Africa In Sudan/Ethiopia along the Nile basin where their proto-Afro-Asiatic ancestors lived. Pic2 Pic3 (African)

The west African Nilo-saharan communities (soghai, saharans=Kanuri,Toubou) like the rest all linguistically originate from their proto-Nilo-saharan ancestors from Sudan or somewhere along the Nile basin. Pic1 Pic3 (middle-Nile)

The west African Niger-Congo communities (Fulani, Igbo, Yoruba, Tiv, Ashanti, bantu) all originate from the green sahara in ancient Mali/Ghana. Pic3

So everyone participating in the esoteric discussion is partially right & also wrong, though Just30/40 is wrong on the time period & the people involved he is ultimately right that the Niger-Congo people originate from their proto-Niger-Congo ancestors from ancient Mali/Ghana. Still not all west Africans have a homeland in ancient Ghana, & the ones that do (Niger-Congo) definitely don't have recent or direct
Roots from the recent Ghana empire.

Abohboy:


There's nothing there when I search it so bring your own pictures I can bet that it is either clay works of the Sao or the Nok and if they are from Timbuktu they were made post 100AD and not in the BCEs as you claimed

Timbuktu and Gao were huge trading centers with record and radiocarbon dating as far back as 3100BP who is around 1050BC.... And the existence of the two towns were written about even around 1500BC ..

https://journals.openedition.org/etudesafricaines/17167

Just30:
You're are not understanding what we are saying..

No one is disputing what you are saying..

What we are saying is, Accra has developed so fast and wide such that all those towns have become one with the city.

The entire Greater Accra region is one big real estate of luxury properties.

It is like how Manhattan, Queens and Bronx in New York have become one

You have just said what I was thinking about.

When you look at Accra CBD, Accra Metropolitan, and Accra City. It is hard to know the physical boundaries. Right now the CBD has expanded so much. If you take achimota old station some people are classified it as part of the CBD. I know at one end the CBD extends past Accra mall what are the order and I don't know where it get to

vankelvin:


I did not mention Accra CBD.

When you get to Accra you will here the bus conductors saying Accra Accra. That's because Accra central is refered to as Accra.

Accra City is bigger. It includes all the towns/suburbs you mentioned and more.

Greater Accra includes
Tema City
Kasoa(a town in the Central region)
Madina
Ashiaman
Weija etc..

But Greater Accra Region is equivalent to
A Federal State in Nigeria
A county in Kenya and
A Province in South Africa.

You can't say Nairobi county is same as Nairobi city.

Same way you can't say Cross river State is the same as Calabar city

Thank you very much I understand what you are saying . I remember when I wanted to catch transport some of them will say Accra and some of them with a circle which I know there are two different places . What I am really trying to find out is where the CBD extends up to?

popizaino:


Cancellation is what your comments deserves till you grow sense to stop all this shallow snide remarks and stop splitting hair like a toddler to address your points.

Can't you see he's trying to explain something important. What type of jealousy is this.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:


You have just said what I was thinking about.

When you look at Accra CBD, Accra Metropolitan, and Accra City. It is hard to know the physical boundaries. Right now the CBD has expanded so much. If you take achimota old station some people are classified it as part of the CBD. I know at one end the CBD extends past Accra mall what are the order and I don't know to where it get to

Gone were the days when Accra CBD was just Ridge, Accra Central and Tudu.

Now it extends all the way to Legon area

theTranslator:

you're very delusional
I'm saying they don't call themselves tribes!

or do they?
did you graduate University at all?!
I'll wait for you to bring a source of where they call themselves tribes


not just googling extinct groups for me

you are dumb
90% of west African peoples migrated from north Africa not any stupid ancient Ghana
abohboy see this madman sha
ancient Ghana my foot

you don't know anything

What type of history did you do I thought life started in Africa and expanded. So how did Life start in North Africa and Europe and then come down to West Africa your history is completely upside down

theTranslator:

those groups are extinct
they've mixed out and they are no longer functional

you're stupid bro
if you don't know that almost all of west Africa was barren until migration from north and east Africa

you're very delusional
you create your history and you believe it at the same time

So what about Central Africa they migrate all source to West Africa. Your kind of history is completely wrong maybe you are reading the Quran history