ednited:



Bahir dar

yeBahir Dar lej nesh enda?

jln115:

What dit Zuma build......oh I know Nkandla!!!!

He banna! I've already given you a list of SIGNIFICANT infrastructure built under Zuma's misrule of two recessions. But I notice you can't do the same for Mandela & Mbeki - two presidents who governed SA during an economic boom.

Yes, he has built himself Nkandla just as Mandela built himself Qunu and Mbeki a mansion in Houghton. So what?

Lionessza:







Maybe the person who gave her the name wanted her to be SAn . It means human .

It means human in Xhosa? I most hear this name from Sotho,Pedi and Tswana people.how did a Xhosa man get a Sotho name?

Jayceon:
Thabo Mbeki was the best president we ever had,no doubt about that but his term was over so there was nothing anyone could have done

I thought he had some months to go...anyway the bitter part is replacing him with Zuma whom you want to replace with Malema an the creepy tale goes on

Jayceon:
Thabo Mbeki was the best president we ever had,no doubt about that but his term was over so there was nothing anyone could have done

Yeah he was. Yes his term was over but the way they axed him before his time told us a lot about what was coming our way lol.

Jayceon:
It means human in Xhosa? I most hear this name from Sotho,Pedi and Tswana people.how did a Xhosa man get a Sotho name?

Mbeki means umntu.



Thabo is a sotho name, and I don't know how he got it, but I know he is also mvuyelwa.

mtis:

Oh thanks

mtis:

I thought he had some months to go...anyway the bitter part is replacing him with Zuma whom you want to replace with Malema an the creepy tale goes on

I'm am to write a book about Zuma when he steps down,I should be able to make pages the size of Oxford dictionary.

ednited:



No arabic, no french

don't get confused tho

[/b]The most spoken language in ET is Oromiffa[b]

but the official language is Amharic

there is no second official language

but we learn English at school in Addis

Amhargn is the most spoken language in ET.

Oromiffa is only the most spoken language by ethnicity(or mother tongue language).

Hati13:
yelalu gn betam kanebesh tiru tamechalesh
class aleka enda?
lemendenanw buna yematetachew? buna eko ethiopiawenate nw eko.

Ke weha ena leslasa wechi minim aynet metet alwedm. Shay erasu
cheger alebegn
class ke hulet sament befit aleke. Ahun keremt class ejemralehu segno
unity yegebahut demo ke AAU arc selemibelt new.
Arc compitition erasu ke ET ye unity temari new yashenefew
Top 5 wist erasu sostu ke unity nachew

Lionessza:








Mbeki means umntu.



Thabo is a sotho name, and I don't know how he got it, but I know he is also mvuyelwa.

Anyway truth be told..your diversity helps you a lot.if it wasn't for that you guys could have had mini civil war..same applies to Kenya..I saw how Western countries were more concert when we had our 2007 thingy..have never seen so many presidents jetting in to broke a peace while the guys on the ground are still fighting..so diversity helps a lot an I fell sorry for Africans who call others slaves just because a white dude or an Indian is a citizen of that country..just my thoughts

Hati13:


Amhargn is the most spoken language in ET.

Oromiffa is only the most spoken language by ethnicity(or mother tongue language).

Awo, what I mean eko zoro zoro betam bizu Oromo silale Oromiffa is the most spoken language

Hati13:
yeBahir Dar lej nesh enda?

Bahir darn betam selemewedat new enji ye Addis Ababa lij negn

Lionessza:








Mbeki means umntu.



Thabo is a sotho name, and I don't know how he got it, but I know he is also mvuyelwa.

alright....

I want to see Kenyan traditional clothes. It can be from Massai ppl
I don't care!
I WANT TO SEE. I HAVE TO

Muafrika2:

Its the other way round

Ednited
Most Hutu I've met are light skinned, hair like other Bantus, Tutsi are tall, with tiny facial features and their hair is just a few steps away from yours

True Tutsi are tall an slender while hutu are shorter.have for friends (both Hutu an tutsi, ) an one thing they don't talk is about their tribe thingy..but when they open up the Hutu guys are really really pissed off with the current govt to a degree that ya feel like something is wrong in Rwanda

Hati13:

He is expressing his love for Ethiopia. He tell about how motherly Ethiopia was/is for her people. He also praise Ethiopia past history, beauty and prosperity of future Ethiopia and also that we will not lose hope on Ethiopia and no one will be silent when they hear and see Ethiopia.

"Ethiopia, hagera: 4x
lanchi ayedel kber"

It means, "Ethiopia my country: 4x
"Respect/honor is for you"

If you had known Amhargn, you would have loved it much.

Teddy Afro love Ethiopia, Africa and being black to death.

Is this your favorite Teddy song?

Kk. Yes, i think it is my best for now, until i download more . I have about 4 of his songs in my playlist.

***Towards the ending of this song, he started singing something like 'Mira mira......moro moro....mira mira'. Lol. What is the meaning? Cos i love that part so much.

ednited:
I want to see Kenyan traditional clothes. It can be from Massai ppl

I don't care!

I WANT TO SEE. I HAVE TO

There are Kenyan masai clothes. That's all i have seen from Kenya pertaining to traditional clothes.

**** I would love to see the traditional clothes of the other major kenyan groups like the Kikuyus, Kalenjins, Luos, Luhyas e.t.c

Can kenyans here help us out? Jay254 mtis taysermahiri nairobiwalker anyone?

Nowenuse:


What an ugly lady

Jealousy will kill ya bro..get out of that village dude..

mtis:


Anyway truth be told..your diversity helps you a lot.if it wasn't for that you guys could have had mini civil war..same applies to Kenya..I saw how Western countries were more concert when we had our 2007 thingy..have never seen so many presidents jetting in to broke a peace while the guys on the ground are still fighting..so diversity helps a lot an I fell sorry for Africans who call others slaves just because a white dude or an Indian is a citizen of that country..just my thoughts

I think the biggest problem in Africa is lack of education. When the majority of a nation is educated , you won't find civil wars, the people will come up with reasonable solutions for the problems they are facing. Until Africans invests heavily on educating it's people, we will never stop hearing of civil wars and tribal wars. I'm not a fan of zuma but I respect him for giving a big part of our budget to education. Diversity yes does have its advantages, you get to learn a lot from each other's ways . Lol @ slaves, we all know those are the butthurt ones who hate anything progressive because they are not progressing but regressing.

genieluv:


Kk. Yes, i think it is my best for now, until i download more . I have about 4 of his songs in my playlist.

***Towards the ending of this song, he started singing something like 'Mira mira......moro moro....mira mira'. Lol. What is the meaning? Cos i love that part so much.

Please hear track 4, 13, 7 and 9. Which is my fav. especially 4

Hati13:

He is expressing his love for Ethiopia. He tell about how motherly Ethiopia was/is for her people. He also praise Ethiopia past history, beauty and prosperity of future Ethiopia and also that we will not lose hope on Ethiopia and no one will be silent when they hear and see Ethiopia.

"Ethiopia, hagera: 4x
lanchi ayedel kber"

It means, "Ethiopia my country: 4x
"Respect/honor is for you"

If you had known Amhargn, you would have loved it much.

Teddy Afro love Ethiopia, Africa and being black to death.

Is this your favorite Teddy song?

It's a good thing that most Amharas consider themselves black n proud of it.

**** I heard that most Tigrays n Eritreans reject black identity. True? What about Oromos?
Most/ a good number of somalis also hate the black tag.

genieluv:


There are Kenyan masai clothes. That's all i have seen from Kenya pertaining to traditional clothes.

**** I would love to see the traditional clothes of the other major kenyan groups like the Kikuyus, Kalenjins, Luos, Luhyas e.t.c

Can kenyans here help us out? Jay254 mtis taysermahiri nairobiwalker anyone?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ao3JcT2Ahbg

genieluv:


There are Kenyan masai clothes. That's all i have seen from Kenya pertaining to traditional clothes.

**** I would love to see the traditional clothes of the other major kenyan groups like the Kikuyus, Kalenjins, Luos, Luhyas e.t.c

Can kenyans here help us out? Jay254 mtis taysermahiri nairobiwalker anyone?

I know right? It's my second time asking.


Guys! Why don't you promote your culture??

@Lionessza
I love Trever Noah. He so cool

Lionessza:



I think the biggest problem in Africa is lack of education. When the majority of a nation is educated , you won't find civil wars, the people will come up with reasonable solution for the problems they are facing. Until Africans invests heavily on educating it's people, we will never stop hearing of civil wars and tribal wars. I'm not a fan of zuma but I respect him for giving a big part of our budget to education. Diversity yes does have its advantages, you get to learn a lot from each other's ways . Lol @ slaves, we all those are the butthurt ones who hate anything progressive because they are not progressing but regressing.

True true..but can I also suggest the quality of education coz looking at what is happening in naija today ( Biafra thingy n other stuff ) one would say the guys are educated buut something is wrong somewhere

ednited:



I know right? It's my second time asking.


Guys! Why don't you promote your culture??

Going modern with the Swahili culture dress code

ednited:
@Lionessza

I love Trever Noah. He so cool

Lol, I love him too and hope he doesn't get deported soon for his frequent Trump jokes . Do you watch his show?.

Lionessza:








Lol, I love him too and hope he doesn't get deported soon for his frequent Trump jokes . Do you watch his show?.

I really do like the guy an usually read how Trumptards are so pissed with him

Hati13:

Simply beautiful!
The man upper cloth can't be match by others. The ladies and their dress are beautiful.

If I've to choose the most beautiful, I will go with the man and last girl.

From which material is the men upper cloth made of?
Do some neighboring countries also wear it?

And also let me show you the Afar people(they live largely in Ethiopia and in small number in Eritrea and Djibouti).

Thanks.
Well, most neighbouring Nigerian countries do not really have a variety of African clothes like Nigeria buh they still do wear. Nigerians we developed ours far better than theirs.
The man's upper cloth, hmm, well i'm not sure the material it was made of. Cos we have many of such materials n also import many.

****Here are some samples of cultural clothes of other west africans. Ednited check them out.

Cameroonians
Ghanaians
Senegalese

ednited:



Because I think he's democratic, fights corruption and fight terrorism.

You guys have a choice, you can un elect him next tym. While we are stuck with the- - - -. You know am not even sure how safe I am having all these words about my govt.

Don't expect no probs from a govt. Only expect the least. You guys think the problem you are facing now is bigger than under the rule of Johnathan? or vice versa?

Don't ever put Jonathan and Buhari in one sentence again, there is no comparison! Buhari is an abyssal failure! He is a tribal bigot, also lacks what it takes to govern a 21st century country, his 97 and 5% statement during his early days in office is one reason you see ethnic divisions/haterd and bashing even here on NL. His useless policies and appointments has brought the country to a halt, while Jonathan appointed technocrats in various fields to run the country, Buhari who it took almost 7 months to appoint his ministers did so with much sentiments and along ethic/tribal lines, Jonathan wasn't a tribalist, Buhari is... check most of his appointments and you would see the definition of tribalism aside what he says, most are from one section of the country.

Jonathan was a great leader, naturally, he is a good man, he embarked on huge infrastructural development, built 12 new federal universities to make sure each state has one, (this helped to reduce tension in the country thus emphasizing that what is good for the goose is also good for the gander), he revived our trains which stopped working about 30 years ago hitherto, built 130 almajiri schools for the northerners who so hated him, gave subsidies to farmers as to increase yield, made favourable policies and provided a good environment for local and foreign investors, all his major appointments were held by technocrats who were intellectuals in the field not minding the region they came from, this in contrast to Buhari who made appointments along religious, tribal, party and ethic lines, there was meritocracy rather than the mediocre we have now, our current minister for power is a Lawyer, minister for Petroleum same, now tell me the correlation. Even sensitive positions that ought to be handled by intellectuals like the ICT, Agriculture, Education etc are held by old dummies who don't know shii.

I can go on and on, a liberal democrat who despite the critics, he didn't hurt a fly, sponsored many Nigerians scholarship abroad, have you heard of the Abuja centenary city? have you heard of the world's Trade Centre in Abuja? these and many more infrastructural developments are his brainchild, that is the kind of man I would like to call my leader, an educated and experienced man who has seen life from both ends, his shortcomings was the media, he didn't make good use of it, he felt since he was doing well for all to see, he would still be voted, but you know how gullible some people are, easily brainwashed, mostly the core northerners, Buhari came to power with no plans to solve the problems he pointed out with is "Change and fight corruption mantra"... now many are crying and wishing Jonathan would come back.

He would award projects without proper scruntization of the cost which led to embezzlement, that was his major short fall, he lacked that bit of dictator spirit which every African leader ought to have, so anybody you hear insult Jonathan or said he did nothing, just know that person is a tribalist or just choose to be blind.

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True true..but can I also suggest the quality of education coz looking at what is happening in naija today ( Biafra thingy n other stuff ) one would say the guys are educated buut something is wrong somewhere[/quote













LMFAO, I agree the quality must be emphasised.