fanficgirl:

Theyhave a strong hold in Guinea

You see, Mandé people are the greatest threat to fulani expansionism in West Africa.

If only Mandé people were united, they would have been the greatest force to reckon with in West Africa

Nowenuse:


Do most of those people look like enlightened Nigerians to you?

Just imagine.She just rushed ahead to post that nonsense and was calling the kenyans without reading your original post.hmm.

Nowenuse:


You see, Mandé people are the greatest threat to fulani expansionism in West Africa.

If only Mandé people were united, they would have been the greatest force to reckon with in West Africa

It's impossible for them to be now

obaaderemi:
Just imagine.She just rushed ahead to post that nonsense and was calling the kenyans without reading your original post.hmm.

I already said I was sorry I didn't see the enlightened part. It's funny anyway, start your day with laughter

fanficgirl:

I already said I was sorry I didn't see the enlightened part. It's funny anyway, start your day with laughter

I started my day with laughter already and I am still laughing.I can't avoid it even if I fight it.

When l complain about the French colonial stronghold in Africa which is largely the fault of our African leaders, some take it lightly. This video from Sahara reporter Adeola in 2014, on a former Burkinabe president is quiet touching.
https://www.google.de/url?q=https://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3Doc-wLOipffY&sa=U&ved=0ahUKEwjZ6ozM2o_UAhVFCywKHYZZA2MQtwIICzAA&sig2=8AeNcGBdyu0T4pfg95Bj8g&usg=AFQjCNGKYjA8c5aAyg3m0tHDrxnR8OtcTQ

obaaderemi:
Just imagine.She just rushed ahead to post that nonsense and was calling the kenyans without reading your original post.hmm.

fanficgirl probably has ulterior motives.
She is looking for a Kenyan boo to please

Nowenuse:


fanficgirl probably has ulterior motives.
She is looking for a Kenyan boo to please

That's funny.I know you are joking with the girl.Can't stop laughing.

freshest4live:
When l complain about the French colonial stronghold in Africa which is largely the fault of our African leaders, some take it lightly. This video from Sahara reporter Adeola in 2014, on a former Burkinabe president is quiet touching.
https://www.google.de/url?q=https://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3Doc-wLOipffY&sa=U&ved=0ahUKEwjZ6ozM2o_UAhVFCywKHYZZA2MQtwIICzAA&sig2=8AeNcGBdyu0T4pfg95Bj8g&usg=AFQjCNGKYjA8c5aAyg3m0tHDrxnR8OtcTQ

this was the reason french millitary disguise like ivorian army and fought laure gbagbo election when he refused to pay france their usual kick back. La cote d'voire and most of the french colony are still under france adminisration indirectly.

fanficgirl:

Really?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LqxMIfd-odc
Start at 7:51 and bow your head in shame
@muafrika2 @taysermahiri @Hati13 free entertainment

So chop knuckle is fist bumping? Haha, never knew lol a guy told me here I thought he was just being funny. Thanks fanficgirl for the enlightenment. We call the fist bump Gota in sheng'. Is there pidgin dictionary? Here is the sheng dictionary

www.sheng.co.ke/kamusi/?t_word=

freshest4live:
When l complain about the French colonial stronghold in Africa which is largely the fault of our African leaders, some take it lightly. This video from Sahara reporter Adeola in 2014, on a former Burkinabe president is quiet touching.
https://www.google.de/url?q=https://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3Doc-wLOipffY&sa=U&ved=0ahUKEwjZ6ozM2o_UAhVFCywKHYZZA2MQtwIICzAA&sig2=8AeNcGBdyu0T4pfg95Bj8g&usg=AFQjCNGKYjA8c5aAyg3m0tHDrxnR8OtcTQ

I still can't shake off the belief that the French are not worse than the British in Africa.They both had no interest in developing black Africa.After being pressurised to establish University of Ibadan as recently as 1948,they planned to make it to serve whole of British west Africa until Ghana said no.I think what affects the former french colonies more is a lack of mineral and agric resources.And I think the ones that are not intensely islamic are not doing too badly,i.e cote d voire and Benin.My opinion.

fanficgirl:

Really?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LqxMIfd-odc
Start at 7:51 and bow your head in shame
@muafrika2 @taysermahiri @Hati13 free entertainment

C for Canada ...

obaaderemi:
I still can't shake off the belief that the French are not worse than the British in Africa.They both had no interest in developing black Africa.After being pressurised to establish University of Ibadan as recently as 1948,they planned to make it to serve whole of British west Africa until Ghana said no.I think what affects the former french colonies more is a lack of mineral and agric resources.And I think the ones that are not intensely islamic are not doing too badly,i.e cote d voire and Benin.My opinion.

It's more than just a mineral resource problem, some of the countries still pay tax and the French is so deeply involved in their colonies. If you meet Cameroonians especially southern Cameroonians they wish they were preferably a British colony, even if they know the British are also exploitative.

freshest4live:

When l complain about the French colonial stronghold in Africa which is largely the fault of our African leaders, some take it lightly. This video from Sahara reporter Adeola in 2014, on a former Burkinabe president is quiet touching.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oc-wLOipffY

That's a great narration. I've just been schooled.

It's true. The only reason why Africa is still under colonial control is leaders like that idiot who Killed Sankara

freshest4live:

It's more than just a mineral resource problem, some of the countries still pay tax and the French is so deeply involved in their colonies. If you meet Cameroonians especially southern Cameroonians they wish they were preferably a British colony, even if they know the British are also exploitative.

The British may not be forcing us to pay colonial tax and forcing us to deposit our national treasuries with their Central Bank but they are just as lethal.

They ruthlessly dealt with rebellion are still holding on to huge swathes of land from which they displaced entire tribes and gave to their citizens. They also use the "international" organs to maintain control. Ask Zimbabwe how simple it is to get rid of European influence.

vaxx:
this was the reason french millitary disguise like ivorian army and fought laure gbagbo election when he refused to pay france their usual kick back. La cote d'voire and most of the french colony are still under france adminisration indirectly.

Nigeria and maybe Ghana can beat French influence in West Africa as soon as our economies become very powerful enought to challenge France.

freshest4live:
When l complain about the French colonial stronghold in Africa which is largely the fault of our African leaders, some take it lightly. This video from Sahara reporter Adeola in 2014, on a former Burkinabe president is quiet touching.
https://www.google.de/url?q=https://m.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3Doc-wLOipffY&sa=U&ved=0ahUKEwjZ6ozM2o_UAhVFCywKHYZZA2MQtwIICzAA&sig2=8AeNcGBdyu0T4pfg95Bj8g&usg=AFQjCNGKYjA8c5aAyg3m0tHDrxnR8OtcTQ

Seriously, Thomas Sankara is the best leader west Africa ever had.
If he had control over a country like Nigeria for a long time, west Africa would have been a world power region by now....
Yes he was killed by the French and Ivorian forces who will never want to see Black africans liberated.

fanficgirl:

It's impossible for them to be now

True.

We can't help but admit the fact that fulanis seem to be the smartest ethnic group among the large ethnic groups of west Africa.
Fulanis have international cultural unity groups accross West Africa.

Hausas are the largest tribe in Niger republic and a majority in Nigeria, yet no international unity, Zarmas are even dominating the hausas politically in Niger republic.

Akans are the majority in Ghana and Ivory coast, yet no international ethnic unity, maybe Just30, lethalbeast or vaxx can explain this for us.

Yorubas are a strong force in Benin republic and even Togo, but no cultural solidarity btw the Nigerian and non-Nigerian yorubas @obaaderemi, 9jakool

But fulanis from over 10 different West and Central African nations have international unity groups.

Nowenuse:


Nigeria and maybe Ghana can beat French influence in West Africa as soon as our economies become very powerful enought to challenge France.

it depends on how strong nigeria or ghana economy will be . This is the truth about 14 french colony cot dvoire ,senegal and togo is inclusive. The reason for France agreement to African demands for independence in the 1960s is france has carefully organised its former colonies into(CFA countries) in a system of “compulsory solidarity” which consisted of obliging the 14 African states to put 65% of their foreign currency reserves into the French Treasury, plus another 20% for financial liabilities. This means these 14 African countries only ever have access to 15% of their own money! If they need more they have to borrow their own money from the French at commercial rates! And this has been the case since the 1960

France has the first right to buy or reject any natural resources found in the land of the Francophone countries. So even if the African countries can get better prices elsewhere, they can’t sell to anybody until France says it doesn’t need the resources. In the award of government contracts, French companies must be considered first; only after that can these countries look elsewhere. It doesn’t matter if the CFA countries can obtain better value for money elsewhere.Presidents of CFA countries that have tried to leave the CFA zone have had political and financial pressure put on them by successive French presidents. Just like olympio of togo and gbagbo of ivory coast.

Nowenuse:


True.

We can't help but admit the fact that fulanis seem to be the smartest ethnic group among the large ethnic groups of west Africa.
Fulanis have international cultural unity groups accross West Africa.

Hausas are the largest tribe in Niger republic and a majority in Nigeria, yet no international unity, Zarmas are even dominating the hausas politically in Niger republic.

Akans are the majority in Ghana and Ivory coast, yet no international ethnic unity, maybe Just30, lethalbeast or vaxx can explain this for us.

Yorubas are a strong force in Benin republic and even Togo, but no cultural solidarity btw the Nigerian and non-Nigerian yorubas @obaaderemi, 9jakool

But fulanis from over 10 different West and Central African nations have international unity groups.

there is ethnic issues in ghana and la cote dvoire but they have develop a strong way to handle it.Before ghanains see themselves as one not until when this selfish politician pollute the mind of induvidual by identifying which tribe they really belong. To me politicians are the one to be blame for this nonsense

Nowenuse:


Interesting.
Has any work started? Is it in greater accra region? What is the size in km²?

work began last year
It's a 2325 acre project to host 88,000 residents .
Located between the Greater Accra and Eastern region

vaxx:
it depends on how strong nigeria or ghana economy will be . This is the truth about 14 french colony cot dvoire ,senegal and togo is inclusive. The reason for France agreement to African demands for independence in the 1960s is france has carefully organised its former colonies into(CFA countries) in a system of “compulsory solidarity” which consisted of obliging the 14 African states to put 65% of their foreign currency reserves into the French Treasury, plus another 20% for financial liabilities. This means these 14 African countries only ever have access to 15% of their own money! If they need more they have to borrow their own money from the French at commercial rates! And this has been the case since the 1960

France has the first right to buy or reject any natural resources found in the land of the Francophone countries. So even if the African countries can get better prices elsewhere, they can’t sell to anybody until France says it doesn’t need the resources. In the award of government contracts, French companies must be considered first; only after that can these countries look elsewhere. It doesn’t matter if the CFA countries can obtain better value for money elsewhere.Presidents of CFA countries that have tried to leave the CFA zone have had political and financial pressure put on them by successive French presidents. Just like olympio of togo and gbagbo of ivory coast.

Na wa o, what bondage.

How can they ever be liberated?

Nowenuse:


Nigeria and maybe Ghana can beat French influence in West Africa as soon as our economies become very powerful enought to challenge France.

for the first time, I've agreed with you on something

Nowenuse:


Na wa o, what bondage.

How can they ever be liberated?

togo presidential aspirant olympio develop a strong way to curb out the influence of france. hopefully if he win the next election he may implement it. i just pray his story will not end like gbabgo who try it it first.

vaxx:
it depends on how strong nigeria or ghana economy will be . This is the truth about 14 french colony cot dvoire ,senegal and togo is inclusive. The reason for France agreement to African demands for independence in the 1960s is france has carefully organised its former colonies into(CFA countries) in a system of “compulsory solidarity” which consisted of obliging the 14 African states to put 65% of their foreign currency reserves into the French Treasury, plus another 20% for financial liabilities. This means these 14 African countries only ever have access to 15% of their own money! If they need more they have to borrow their own money from the French at commercial rates! And this has been the case since the 1960

France has the first right to buy or reject any natural resources found in the land of the Francophone countries. So even if the African countries can get better prices elsewhere, they can’t sell to anybody until France says it doesn’t need the resources. In the award of government contracts, French companies must be considered first; only after that can these countries look elsewhere. It doesn’t matter if the CFA countries can obtain better value for money elsewhere.Presidents of CFA countries that have tried to leave the CFA zone have had political and financial pressure put on them by successive French presidents. Just like olympio of togo and gbagbo of ivory coast.

The sad thing about this is not the usury of France. It's how Africans under Such French oppression want to be identified as "Francophone." There was this lady who was insisting on being identified "Francophone" in culture, rather than her local tribe.

Nowenuse:


Nigeria and maybe Ghana can beat French influence in West Africa as soon as our economies become very powerful enought to challenge France.

They may also see it is more profitable to live outside Francophone. Rwanda did just that. Though I believe it was easier for her because France never really colonised her like the rest of Francophone.

Muafrika2:

The sad thing about this is not the usury of France. It's how Africans under Such French oppression want to be identified as "Francophone." There was this lady who was insisting on being identified "Francophone" in culture, rather than her local tribe.

the french system of colony is very unkind in nature. british is soft hearted comparing to french. Most of the french colony has lost thier culture and heritage. Of recent emmanuel macron the new france president apologise to the people of algeria for the brutal colonization

Nowenuse:


When do you think work will fully begin in this Centennary city, Abuja?

Eko atlantic and Centennary city, which do you think will be more beautiful after completion?

Eko Atlantic will be more beautiful!..
I have been to the two... in fact, the progress of EKC... has no rival

Just30:
for the first time, I've agreed with you on something

Chai Chali, tok tru abeg

vaxx:
togo presidential aspirant olympio develop a strong way to curb out the influence of france. hopefully if he win the next election he may implement it. i just pray his story will not end like gbabgo who try it it first.

Let's hope and pray so.