Isahalbash:






First of all, I didn't say Nigerians don't bleach. Secondly, they mentioned only Lagos/36 states in Nigeria. Third, where did de get 77%



If Ghana is not there d stat is not correct seen is believing( gani ya Kori ji).

Ok, I get it your beef is with Ghana

vaxx:
pls dont argue with them on education. The general weac we both do tell it all. Ghanian student has won on three consequtive race. Despite their over 1 million secondry school. Ghana is the current champion.

im even wondering why im responding to then kora
The Certificate says it all

TayserMahiri:


Ok, I get it your beef is with Ghana

Can't you stand up for the Ghanians?

shervydman:


u love Ashanti? we love it too.......and its BENIN not benign.

yea, I really love Ashanti.

Even the name inspires awe in me.

Big up to all Ashanti that was just awesome man.

Sorry for Benin not Benign. They probably mean the same though

freshest4live:

Can't you stand up for the Ghanians?

I can

TayserMahiri:



Oh little fella. Ghana's The Ashanti Empire is what should talk about here.Not your shitty empires

I love the Ashanti Empire, even the name is awesome. Not stupid ass benign

History is a no go area if you don't want to get slaughtered mercilessly.

I laugh at the bolded
500 years ago, when Benin empire was hiring mercenaries from Portugal, Ashanti empire was not even in existence.

If you love the name so much, you should know that Ashanti wasn't the chosen name for Ghana. "Ghana" was a name taken from an empire in modern day Mauritania.

btw Benin is not even close to the pronunciation of "benign".
FACT: Benin was the name chosen by the modern day Benin republic as well as the name given to the entire coast (bight of Benin) from[b]Ghana[/b] to Nigeria. That should tell you something. Get that in your head.

Nigeria is the bleaching capital of the world .. for every 10 light-skinned people you find, almost 8 is fake (bleach) .. that's a scary proportion .. why do you want Ghana to be in this shameful list? we don't show up in the news for the wrong reasons .. FYI bleaching products are banned in Ghana ..

Isahalbash:






First of all, I didn't say Nigerians don't bleach. Secondly, they mentioned only Lagos/36 states in Nigeria. Third, where did de get 77%



If Ghana is not there d stat is not correct seen is believing( gani ya Kori ji).

TayserMahiri:


Lol, 6 states is a lot. Here it is none! We cant stand that kind of backwardness in the guise of religion.

Those who cover head do so at will.

Likewise, here, nobody force u to cover head, but some fanatics may criticize you( dat x dere own problem). RSA nd UAE I tink also practice it, but dey r not backward.





They are already " backward" d thieves elite jst use sharia to add d suffix" ness" to make it " backward-ness."

Jay254:


Its very shameful for acountry like Nigeria to bleach that much... Imagine how we curse ppl who do that here at home... Papa jones ilipata yake

Haha uyo fala wa Toa Tint

Jay254:


Lazima ni wahizo sides za BH, napia anakaa kupenda wanaume vile umedai... Anashanaza sana

Uyo msee ni weirdo na pia fala kimpango

vaxx:
anyway that is what i just did. it is called power of speech

errrrh it's called contradiction

9jakool:

History is a no go area if you don't want to get slaughtered mercilessly.

I laugh at the bolded
500 years ago, when Benin empire was hiring mercenaries from Portugal, Ashanti empire was not even in existence.

If you love the name so much, you should know that Ashanti wasn't the chosen name for Ghana. "Ghana" was a name taken from an empire in modern day Mauritania.

btw Benin is not even close to the pronunciation of "benign".
FACT: Benin was the name chosen by the modern day Benin republic as well as the name given to the entire coast (bight of Benin) from[b]Ghana[/b] to Nigeria. That should tell you something. Get that in your head.

Haha, you cant take anything away from Ghana. Even with all that historical context. The Ashanti is more popular than all your kingdoms combined, even if they started in 2000 BC

Joonana:
Nigeria is the bleaching capital of the world .. for every 10 light-skinned people you find, almost 8 is fake (bleach) .. that's a scary proportion .. why do you want Ghana to be in this shameful list? we don't show up in the news for the wrong reasons .. FYI bleaching products are banned in Ghana ..

I don't have any bad impression abt Ghana madam, but I see many Ghanaians Hausa speakers bleaching( NB:am nt talking abt kotokoli or Temas).


These women r my moda's friends

Just30:
im even wondering why im responding to then kora
The Certificate says it all

I don't beef Dem, besides, I will b welcome there with high esteem

TayserMahiri:


Haha, you cant take anything away from Ghana. Even with all that historical context. The Ashanti is more popular than all your kingdoms combined, even if they started in 2000 BC

what a dreadful lie.
so it's only in name alone not rich history abi? Haha even with that you can't win this argument. Tell me something that's named after Ashanti.

I have 2 things off the top of my head that other foreigners named after Benin.

- Bight of Benin was named by the Europeans
- a WHOLE COUNTRY was named after Benin
you can't beat that.

vaxx:
this is a complete garbbage utterance. if i have my way ,i will have slap you overthere for being too foolish.

how will a born and breed ghanian be able to speak yoruba and hausa toghether.even if he is able.how can he be able to write it perfectly like a native speaker. do you think yorub and hausa is study as as a subject in ghana. You are too dull for my liking.

you said abuja is 37 district. i will like you to provide unbiased link that support your claim. you said what is in jos？ here i am lost. you have to enlighten me. i stay very close to semchark opposite unijos along bauch road.
Am a proper jos broughtup.

if i will repeat my self again. am a full blown yoruba from oshogbo osun state. again for you to know i am an ifa faith adherent. omo oroki asala ni mi. abi ghanian dey do ifa. so shut up.

Take it easy bro.

Isahalbash:







Hausa,English, Kanuri not dat fluent though, I also understand Yoruba but can't speak vry well nd my beloved Pidgin

impressive
I heard Kanuris are very protective of their language.

9jakool:

errrrh it's called contradiction

you are entitled to your own opinion

9jakool:

impressive
I heard Kanuris are very protective of their language.

Unfortunately, am not from Borno cox most of Dem don't understand Hausa, u go even tink say na Dem get pidgin. I tink most people from Borno; Kanuri, Shuwa arab etc understand pidgin or English more than Hausa


U r ryt though, my pman always bash me for speaking Hausa more than Kanuri daz y am even learning now. Before, chinchum I no sabi

vaxx:
you are entitled to your own opinion

some opinions are flawed more than others.

9jakool:

what a dreadful lie.
so it's only in name alone not rich history abi? Haha even with that you can't win this argument. Tell me something that's named after Ashanti.

I have 2 things off the top of my head that other foreigners named after Benin.

- Bight of Benin was named by the Europeans
- a WHOLE COUNTRY was named after Benin
you can't beat that.

All credit goes to the Ashanti. I will leave Ghanaians to answer your question but when you mention empires, Ashanti are up there. There is even a very famous artist called Ashanti

Kenyan Beauty

Yea, we have even Proudly Kenyan Indians

Isahalbash:



Haahaha....guy, am a realist. I don't take sides, daz y I didn't say anytin wen u guys r bashing urselves. To be frank wit yah, Ghanainas women r master of bleaching cos I know many of Dem personally. Besides, my uncle's wife is a Ghanaian.

Now shut up and quit lying

Kenyan Malaika

leathalbeast:
Now shut up and quit lying

Na their work o! Soft work. Oya clap for yah self

TayserMahiri:



All credit goes to the Ashanti. I will leave Ghanaians to answer your question but when you mention empires, Ashanti are up there. There is even a very famous artist called Ashanti

good thing you took a step back from that claim that Ashanti is greater than Benin. Yes Ashanti was a great empire and I am willing to admit that.
But until you find me a country that's named Ashanti, it's fair to say this conversation is over.

Malaika

Isahalbash:





Na their work o! Soft work. Oya clap for yah self

Nigerians are the bleaching headquarters of the world.

TayserMahiri:


Kikikiki MUMU
Beautiful Rural Nigerian Woman

ahahhaha, she looks scary and manly

leathalbeast:
Nigerians are the bleaching headquarters of the world.

I no deny am. I always say d trust even if its against my people. Nigeria maybe d HQ of bleaching, d Ghanaians I knw( they mayb few), they r masters of breaching






Wen u see d truth jst say it. It won't kill u

shervydman:


if we judge by that.............GHANAIANS ladies na oga o

we are the oga in what ?

9jakool:

good thing you took a step back from that claim that Ashanti is greater than Benin. Yes Ashanti was a great empire and I am willing to admit that.
But until you find me a country that's named Ashanti, it's fair to say this conversation is over.

Of course Ashanti is greater than Benin
Ashanti Kingdom in the only surviving Kingdom in Africa.
Empire
The Ashanti Empire (or Confederacy), also Asanteman (1701–1896), was a West African state of the Ashanti, the Akan people of the Ashanti Region, Akanland in modern day Ghana. Due to the empire's military prowess, sophisticated hierarchy, social stratification and culture, the Ashanti empire had one of the largest historiographies of any indigenous Sub-Saharan African political entity. mehr
History of Africa
Some notable pre-colonial states and societies in Africa include the Nok culture, Mali Empire, Ashanti Empire, Kingdom of Mapungubwe, Kingdom of Sine, Kingdom of Saloum, Kingdom of Baol, Kingdom of Zimbabwe, Kingdom of Kongo, Ancient Carthage, Numidia, Mauretania, the Aksumite Empire, the Ajuran Sultanate and the Adal Sultanate. mehr
Sub-Saharan Africa
The Ashanti Empire arose in the 16th century in modern-day Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire. mehr
Sofia
Its collections encompass diverse cultural items such as Ashanti Empire sculptures, Buddhist art, Dutch Golden Age painting, works by Albrecht Dürer, Jean-Baptiste Greuze and Auguste Rodin, among others. mehr
Asante dialect
It is spoken in and around Kumasi, the capital of Ashanti Region and the former Ashanti Empire and current subnational Asante Kingdom within Ghana. mehr
History of the world
The Ashanti Empire rose to power in what is modern day Ghana in 1670. The Kingdom of Kongo also thrived during this period. mehr
Urbanization in Africa
In the West African forest region, cities developed among the Yoruba, Fulani, Hausa people as well as in the Ashanti Empire and Benin kingdom. mehr
Fante people
Despite the rapid growth of the Ashanti Empire in historic times, the Fante have always retained their state to this day. mehr
Osei Bonsu
In Akan, Bonsu means whale (the largest and most powerful "fish" in the sea), and is symbolic of his achievement of extending the Ashanti Empire to the coast. mehr
Okomfo Anokye
Anokye went to Osei Tutu's aid in Kumasi, capital of the Ashanti Empire, with a group of his tribesmen and women. mehr
Ayi Kwei Armah
"The Healers" (1979) mixed fact and fiction about the fall of the Ashanti Empire. mehr
Dutch Gold Coast
After the Battle of Feyiase (1701), the Ashanti Empire replaced the Denkyira as the dominant power, and the Dutch began paying tribute to the Ashanti instead. mehr
Dutch Gold Coast
The trade proved a disaster for the Dutch, as their long-standing alliance with the mighty inland Ashanti Empire tribe did not fare well with the coastal Fante population around the new forts assigned to them, who were allied with the British. mehr
Anglo-Ashanti wars
The "Anglo-Ashanti Wars" were five conflicts between the Ashanti Empire, in the Akan interior of the Gold Coast, now Ghana, and the British Empire in the 19th century between 1824 and 1901. The ruler of the Ashanti (or Asante) was the Asantehene. mehr

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