BlueRayDick:


It's that cameroun own that annoys me the most. When I was in primary school doing current affairs the answer to " Who is the president of Cameroun" is Paul Biya. Through out my stay in primary, to secondary school, my first degree, masters and years of working the president of Cameroun is still Paul Biya

I don't understand the tolerance level of those countries u listed honestly. And it's not even as if those long term rulers have developed those countries over time to enviable standards.

popizaino:



You cannot claim to be a democratic nation and keep conducting shambolic elections that suppresses the will of the people and not expect me to be happy when the military intervene.


You don see this? Africans are waking up.
https://twitter.com/ehimaggie/status/1696459130427318550?t=XcA6PwTXqJZbGhrwEA9IHw&s=19

popizaino:


You cannot claim to be a democratic nation and keep conducting shambolic elections that suppresses the will of the people and not expect me to be happy when the military intervene.


You don see this? Africans are waking up.

iamoyindamola:

Nah police will intervene surely

nihilistjnr:


You excluded the part where Ali Bongo (what a name by the way) got the senate to agree to a law that allows him to APPOINT senators. Yes, APPOINT senators.

There's something about central Africans that is just insane. If you look at Gabon's neighbours, there's a very lamentable trend to be observed:

Cameroon- Paul Biya - President since 1982 till date

Equatorial Guinea - Theodoro Nguema - President since 1979 till date

Central African Republic - Jean Bedel Bokassa ruled from 1966 to 1979...this one even coronotated himself as Emperor Bokassa I of Central Africa (Google it)

Burundi - Pierre Nkurunziza - President from 2005 until his death in 2020

DR Congo - Mobutu Sese Seko ruled 1965 -1997,deposed in a coup by Laurent Kabila 1997-2001, whose son Joseph then ruled from 2001 - 2019, after his father's assassination.

Congo Brazaville - Dennis Ngueso - President from 1979 till date.


These people are literally insane.

BlueRayDick:


It's usually people who have travelled out of those African countries and have seen how a country is supposed to work that usually take it upon themselves to challenge those sit-tight leaders like we see in the video. I'm sure there will be people resident in cameroun who will want the status quo to remain as far as Paul Biya being president is concerned

BlueRayDick:


It's usually people who have travelled out of those African countries and have seen how a country is supposed to work that usually take it upon themselves to challenge those sit-tight leaders like we see in the video. I'm sure there will be people resident in cameroun who will want the status quo to remain as far as Paul Biya being president is concerned

popizaino:


It is the same everywhere and Nigeria 🇳🇬 is worse,we have people who want the status quote to remain so long as their party is in power.

BlueRayDick:


It's that cameroun own that annoys me the most. When I was in primary school doing current affairs the answer to " Who is the president of Cameroun" is Paul Biya. Through out my stay in primary, to secondary school, my first degree, masters and years of working the president of Cameroun is still Paul Biya

I don't understand the tolerance level of those countries u listed honestly. And it's not even as if those long term rulers have developed those countries over time to enviable standards.

ChristineC:
he may have requested some police in der Nähe because he probably envisaged the attack.
unlike Ike Ekweremmadụ that didn't see his own coming.

donjazzet:


Nice to see you here, you're barely on this page.
As to your point, please remind me who you supported or voted for in the last election

iamoyindamola:

There's this song we sing in primary school
Since I was born and now I am getting old I have never the lord changing
Cameroon should remix that song, this man was president since 1982 I wasn't born then up till now he's still the one
Omo 🙆🙆

popizaino:


It is the same everywhere and Nigeria 🇳🇬 is worse,we have people who want the status quote to remain so long as their party is in power.

donjazzet:


Nice to see you here, you're barely on this page.
As to your point, please remind me who you supported or voted for in the last election

DeadPresidents:

Wie lange bist du schon in Deutschland geblieben?

Bestimmt sehr lange?

afrodoc2:


Talking about insane don’t forget that Nguema himself took over from his uncle who had been ruling since 1968 and was a definite sociopath.

You are indeed right that Central (and other parts of) Africa has problems.

Macias Nguema and Idi-Amin were sociopaths. Bokassa was a cannibal.

BlueRayDick:


It's that cameroun own that annoys me the most. When I was in primary school doing current affairs the answer to " Who is the president of Cameroun" is Paul Biya. Through out my stay in primary, to secondary school, my first degree, masters and years of working the president of Cameroun is still Paul Biya

I don't understand the tolerance level of those countries u listed honestly. And it's not even as if those long term rulers have developed those countries over time to enviable standards.

donjazzet:


I think you've indeed stated facts. It's true that we are progressing albeit very slowly in our values but nonetheless it's frustrating personally knowing and seeing how slow that progress is. And worst of all, knowing that you are personally ahead of the curve so are doomed to be persecuted for holding a position which seems broadly despicable but inevitable in the future.

OasisX:
....to hell with una yeye consent. How many times have you kissed, hugged or done something else to ladies without consent and vice versa?

Oh....excuse dear, I want to peck you, may I?! Fuckin nonsense.

izzou:


He's the only guy that wanted a military coup.

DeadPresidents:


Wie lange bist du schon in Deutschland geblieben?

Bestimmt sehr lange?

liveLongNprospa:
There are some stories you read and you understand the context behind them calling for military coup

larride:


You are not ahead of the curve kankan

You that don't know to do if your son comes to you as gay whether or accept him or not, yet you are here running your mouth.

You are just a confused hypocrite who will say anything as long as you think its trendy.

BlueRayDick:
Even me sef, the video shock me . I think it’s just best they let women handle the playing , coaching, officiating , and even presentation of awards going forward.

nihilistjnr:


Idi Amin himself was supposedly a cannibal at least according to Rise and Fall of Amin

Bokassa is probably the most egregious despot to ever exist in modern african history. There must be something in the water in that region

raumdeuter:


If death does not take him there is a huge chance that in the next 20yrs Putin will still be Russian president

It's the same West that Africans love to hate that will actually push for Democracy not Russia, not North Korea, not Saddam Iraq, Not Egypt Mubarak and not Libyas Gaddafi

BlueRayDick:


The same west that fraternizes with sit tight African leaders so long as their interests are being served u mean? At least we know the west was in and out of bed with Gadaffi before they eventually off him.

iamoyindamola:

The same west that saw when a thug was threatening mama chinedu not to come out to vote

donjazzet:
Tinubu's Buhari really showed us pepper.

This is the man that Tinubu presented to Nigerians, packed his cabinet with his stooges and then remained silent as they sent this great country down the bottom of the pit.

The judiciary, nigeria is in your hands. Do the right thing.

donjazzet:


You have become unbelievably dense recently.
I don't think you understand what that last statement means because evidence before you shows that most of my positions here are as unpopular and untrendy as can ever be. An atheist in a strongly religious dominated space. A liberal pro-gay advocate in an intensely homophobic group. To top it off, supporting a tiny political party against the establishment long before anyone else here joined that support.

I really don't think you understand what it means for something to be "trendy" because my positions here have been anything but trendy.

And lastly, saying I don't know why you keep repeating this "my son" issue. It's a theoretical question dealing with soo many unseen variables. I have told you that I know what is the right thing to do, standing with your son over all odds. But one cannot tell the nature of the odds whether it's even a life or death situation, so me telling you a yes or no is me grandstanding at best which is ironically what you are actually accusing me right now of doing.

Please put more efforts into your thought processing. It would elevate the quality of the discuss here.