Isahalbash:






Hahahaha...ni nasan mutanen nan sosai. A inda Na girma, muna dasu sunfi biyar kuma abunda Su ke Yi babu dadin gani ko ji. Suna shan jini, suna cin mushe kuma in kana da dabbobi, kaji ds duk zasu sace. Su su ke gadin anguwa kuma su suke sace-sacen kayan mutane gasu kuma kidahuman jahilai. In kika kaga inda suke tsafinsu, dan tsabar wari da kazanta zai kinyi amai.


Amma suna cewa su musulmai ne duk da basa sallah amma suna bikin sallah da kirisimeti a sabuwar shekara kuma su yanka kare su zuba jininsa a duk lunguna da sakon gidajensu kuma gidan haya ce da mutane kusan dari ga kuma aladu manya- manya a gidan.




In zasu yanka kare- in kan bai fita a bugu daya ba, jifarwa za suyi su nemi wani sabo.

Kai, abinda yasa, ni dawiya xan taba zauna a kasashen yarbawa....Allah.

Shegu al'adun irinnane zai nuna amfanin adinni iri ta arewa, don, dagaske yawancin al'adun kakaninmu bai kamata mu cigaba dasu a zamaninmu.

In'ba a ce wai rashin ilimin boko daike hana yawancin yan arewa, da yankudu baxasu iya su rainamu ko kadan ma.

freshest4live:

PPP and Nominal, which is higher? Our PPP is 1.1 trillion dollars and per capita is 5090 while nominal is 415 Billion dollars with per capita around 2500 dollars.

To get the per capita you do this
"Divide the GDP by the population. In the example, $14,453,800,000,000 divided by 309,598,418 equals $46,685.64"

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://smallbusiness.chron.com/calculate-gdp-per-capita-1614.html&ved=0ahUKEwjv96_BqtfUAhVGWxQKHSbzBykQFggnMAI&usg=AFQjCNGApmqhI86ZNIqN2WYwzvWF4rtONw

Please calculate your REAL GDP per capita using the 90 trn naira in dollar terms with the latest rate of 322 naira to 1 $ using the above universal formula. Like I said the whole world uses that system converting their GDP into dollar terms-France,Fiji,Vietnam and Venezuela.

Thanks.

9jakool:

My explanation was for the sake of simplicity, I didn't want to complicate things. It seems you are more interested in an in-dept analysis.
Yes, I know Kirdi is a derogatory term especially among the Fulanis, but among others from the rest of the country, Kirdi just refers to the minority ethnic groups living in the North of Cameroon. As for the bolded, there was a Kirdi "zone" in parts of Adamawa and Taraba. The term Kirdi in the region dates back to around 19th century with the advent of the Fulani's Adamawa emirate and colonization. Parts of today Adamawa and Taraba state were the British Northern Cameroons before they were united with Nigeria. Also, "Kirdi" ethnic groups like the Fali are found in both Nigeria and Cameroon.



Yes, I know the term Kirdi is also not as common as it was. The Fulani became the dominant ethnic group and political force in Northern Cameroon, so the term stuck more. Even in Cameroon, many "Kirdis" have opted for Christianity or Islam like Nigeria. Many tribes that have converted to Christianity or Islam are still called Kirdi. The major difference between those in Cameroon and those in Nigeria is the popularization of the term in Cameroon as opposed to Nigeria.



Yes I am aware of the Christinizition trend among many historically "Kirdi" groups, but there are many who haven't been fully Christianize yet. Also, it's not just Christianity that's spreading to them, but also Islam. While those ethnic groups you listed are majority Christian, some have notable Islam minority like the Marghi for example. In and around Mubi, there are "historical" ethnic groups like Nzanyi and Gude who are mixed in terms of religion or majorly Muslim. There are some "Kirdi" who are predominantly traditional adherents like the Koma, who used the Mandara mountains as a sanctuary.

Yaaah, i understand you dear n you are correct.

*** Just that don't expect a northern christian to go likely with you classifying any of us as part of Kirdi. Lol

Apart from the Koma who were recently discovered, i doubt you will still find any Adamawa or Taraba community which is predominantly traditional religiously. The best you can find are those who mix tradition with christianity/islam.

** Yah, the marghis have about 1/3 muslim population in Adamawa buh in Borno they r overwhemingly christian. Another thing is that many so called marghi muslims today are actually marghinized fulanis.
You are very correct about the Nzanyi n Gude. Buh i'd tell you that the tribe with the largest muslim population (not by percentage tho) in Adamawa has to be the Chambas, Kanakurus n perhaps Kilbas n Yungurrs. ...Verre people are predominantly muslim n have been heavily fulanized.

kikuyu1:


To get the per capita you do this
"Divide the GDP by the population. In the example, $14,453,800,000,000 divided by 309,598,418 equals $46,685.64"

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://smallbusiness.chron.com/calculate-gdp-per-capita-1614.html&ved=0ahUKEwjv96_BqtfUAhVGWxQKHSbzBykQFggnMAI&usg=AFQjCNGApmqhI86ZNIqN2WYwzvWF4rtONw

Please calculate your REAL GDP per capita using the 90 trn naira in dollar terms with the latest rate of 322 naira to 1 $ using the above universal formula. Like I said the whole world uses that system converting their GDP into dollar terms-France,Fiji,Vietnam and Venezuela.

Thanks.

that's one of the major cause of ur problems....
our gdp is N90tr, confirm! naira has devalued cos of recession, confirm!
we spend naira in Nigeria and not dollar, why should we convert it to dollar when we don't spend dollar?

that's one of the reasons why the dumb Kenyans here agreed Ghana's gdp is higher than theirs.

AhluSunnah:
AHLUSUNNAH AINT A GROUP ON INNOVATION. OUR IMAM IS RASULULLAH

Every Islamic movement or groups IMAM is also Rasuulullah.

9jakool:

There are perhaps a large number of Ancient cities in West Africa and I'm not talking about the medieval cities but the ancient cities that were
Have you ever heard of Jenne-jeno or Dhar Tichitt?

The ancient city of Jenne-jeno was settled along the fertile Niger river in 3 phases. It was first settled from 250 BC to 50 AD and then from 50 AD to 300 AD and last from 300AD to 900 AD. By 9th century AD, the city was protected by a wall. It was abandoned and later moved to the modern day city of Djenne. The modern day Djenne started out as a medieval city and hosted the great mosque of Djenne. Djenne-Djeno including the archaeology site and the old city with the mosque are recognized by UNESCO.

Dhar Tchitt is even older and it was settled around 2000 BC to 500 BC. The city of Tchitt is also a UNESCO site.

Here Djenne pictures depicting the terracotta art, pottery, and architecture of a mosque and a house. The last picture is from Tchitt.

Pls, where is the present day Djenne jeno?

Holly west africans r so blessed with history buh 99% of us know nothing about it.
I really blame poverty, illiteracy n a dysfunctional educational system for this.

Hati13:

There are many Eritreans in Ethiopia. That means there is intermarriage between Eritreans and Ethiopians.

I don't know if majority identify themselves Eritreans or Ethiopians.

It's very difficult to differentiate Eritreans from Ethiopia Tigrays. They both speak the same language and follow the same culture.

Yes, some of them dislik us and some Ethiopian also dislike them. Personally, I don't want to do anything with those Eritreans and Ethiopia Tigrays. I can't stand their language and behaviors. Most Amharas share this attitude like me. But I have 2 loving and very best friends who are Tigrays.

Lol. I see, it is sometimes like that.

kikuyu1:


To get the per capita you do this
"Divide the GDP by the population. In the example, $14,453,800,000,000 divided by 309,598,418 equals $46,685.64"

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://smallbusiness.chron.com/calculate-gdp-per-capita-1614.html&ved=0ahUKEwjv96_BqtfUAhVGWxQKHSbzBykQFggnMAI&usg=AFQjCNGApmqhI86ZNIqN2WYwzvWF4rtONw

Please calculate your REAL GDP per capita using the 90 trn naira in dollar terms with the latest rate of 322 naira to 1 $ using the above universal formula. Like I said the whole world uses that system converting their GDP into dollar terms-France,Fiji,Vietnam and Venezuela.

Thanks.

So l gave you an article where BBC and Blomberg wrongly used the same 90 trn naira in 2016 and then calculated with the new official exchange rate to arrive at 290 Billion dollars to put Nigeria slightly behind south africa which was at 301 Billion dollars, this was believed widely until the IMF debunked it late last year, we were highest in 2014 with 590 Billion dollars, with the fall in exchange rate we fell to 415 Billion dollars, the economy contracted recently by 0.52 percent leaving us at about 405 Billion dollars now.
South Africa late last year fell to 288 Billion dollars from 301 Billion dollars and were behind Egypt.
Your 90 trn naira arguement (which leaves Nigeria at 288 Billion dollars nominal gdp with per capita at 1600 dollars for nominal) from the mouth of osibanjo late last year was based on the information from Blomberg and BBC, but had already being debunked by the IMF as false.
It is lMF job to verify all the economic statistics and then come up with their result. Not just IMF but there are about 6 prominent world bodies.
I hope you are clear now?

Hati13:

Thanks!
I have acquired some basic history of Nigeria and I will search online for it. I know little bit of the other west Africa civilizations. Will search for it too.

Is your people and Fulani have bad relationships, because your ancestor Kwararafa kingdom had been partially conquered and destroyed by Fulani jihadist?

Yaaah, most kwararafan descendants n the fulanis have a terrible relationship n even till date it is still very very bloody. Cos the fulanis stole n settled parts of our lands n our farmers n their herdsmen also clash over land rescources.

Buh most educated n wealthy people from these places have no problem with each other. You know, it is mostly the poor who will be willing to kill over ethnicity n religion.

freshest4live:

So l gave you an article where BBC and Blomberg wrongly used the same 90 trn naira in 2016 and then calculated with the new official exchange rate to arrive at 290 Billion dollars to put Nigeria slightly behind south africa which was at 301 Billion dollars, this was believed widely until the IMF debunked it late last year, we were highest in 2014 with 590 Billion dollars, with the fall in exchange rate we fell to 415 Billion dollars, the economy contracted recently by 0.52 percent leaving us at about 405 Billion dollars now.
South Africa late last year fell to 288 Billion dollars from 301 Billion dollars and were behind Egypt.
Your 90 trn naira arguement (which leaves Nigeria at 288 Billion dollars nominal gdp with per capita at 1600 dollars for nominal) from the mouth of osibanjo late last year was based on the information from Blomberg and BBC, but had already being debunked by the IMF as false.
It is lMF job to verify all the economic statistics and then come up with their result. Not just IMF but there are about 6 prominent world bodies.
I hope you are clear now?

I hope he's not clear....... I may help him clear his doubt. I'm a helper.

shervydman:

that's one of the major cause of ur problems....
our gdp is N90tr, confirm! naira has devalued cos of recession, confirm!
we spend naira in Nigeria and not dollar, why should we convert it to dollar when we don't spend dollar?

that's one of the reasons why the dumb Kenyans here agreed Ghana's gdp is higher than theirs.

GDP was believed to be 90 trn naira, based on late 2015(which was wrong) it was realized that all of the data had not been accounted for, BBC just went on to state the new GDP due to the fall in exchange rate without waiting for the economic bodies to bring out their data in October 2016 which debunks the 90 trn naira statement.

Hati13:

Great explanation!
Beautiful people. I'm confident they are Fulanis.

Question - why came Fulanis speak Niger-Congo super family language when they are recent migrants to that region?

Holly this is because most west africans speak Niger-congo languages, n the fulanis have a west-african origin from Senegal.

freshest4live:

GDP was believed to be 90 trn naira, based on late 2015, it was realized that all of the data had not been accounted for, BBC just went on to state the new GDP due to the fall in exchange rate without waiting for the economic bodies to bring out their data in October 2016 which debunks the 90 trn naira statement.

don't mind the guy jare, is BBC in charge of a country's economic issue or IMF?

Nowenuse:


genie, i think you should tell Hati13 to also add

- Khaso kingdom (Senegal)
- Bamana empire (Mali)
- Kenedougou kingdom (Mali)
- Dahomey Kingdom (Benin republic).

We, west africans have a very rich history and probably more Kingdoms and empires than East africa had. A large part of our history wasn't just preserved and told to the outside world. It's unfortunate. Even we ourselves do not learn our own histories.

Thanks. I cant believe i forgot Dahomey.

Yaaah, holly thats the truth!

ednited:


@nowenuse and @genieluv

I hope Hati13 have explained all what you've asked. Sorry, I haven't said anything on that cuz I got banned as usual.

@genieluv

here are the track titles

1- Ethiopia
4- Anagnatu
7-yamral
9- Atse Tewodros II
13-nat baro
14- Olan yizo

Oh no, why were u banned? I've listened to Atse Tewodros, i will try the rest.

shervydman:


don't mind the guy jare, is BBC in charge of a country's economic issue or IMF?

I wonder and they keep quoting osibanjo( who got his outdated information from thesame BBC), if l want to know about the economy of Kenya, there are two major data's that matter..
1) The economic and financial statistics of the nation.
2) The conclusion of the IMF after verification of all the statistics and data.
It is even believed that with the boom in telecommunication with regards to the population and the Banking sector ( one of the best in Africa) Nigeria should be way ahead, even lreland was expected to be way ahead.

shervydman:


FALSE...............I repeat, FALSE. DO UR RESEARCH, MAN!
http://www.therichest.com/rich-list/world/poorest-countries-in-the-world/

Your list is talking about GDP per capita, not the total number of middle class. Your brother boasted over having the largest middle class on the continent, I told him you also have the largest number of poor people.

arinzeejikonye:

So far so good, the fallacies and propagandas have been busted

Okay, now get some sleep little boy.

shervydman:

that's one of the major cause of ur problems....
our gdp is N90tr, confirm! naira has devalued cos of recession, confirm!
we spend naira in Nigeria and not dollar, why should we convert it to dollar when we don't spend dollar?

that's one of the reasons why the dumb Kenyans here agreed Ghana's gdp is higher than theirs.

Now that your GDP is 90tr Naira, how does it compare with Kenya's?

nivlark254:
I have observed Hati13 posts about ethiopia but he leaves out history about Gambela region and south western Ethiopia. Why dont you tell us something about the Mursi People or Konso tribe or Murle?

Let me honest with you. Ancient and medieval history of Ethiopia had nothing to do with Gambela, Benishangul-Gumaz and some southern peoples. So why should I need to talk about them deeply when I'm not asked and don't know that much about their history. They only became Ethiopians in the late 19th century.

You may haven't noticed but I've talked little about the Hamar people, Gambela region, Benishangul-Gumaz region and southern region and people.

To answer your question:-

• Mursi: are a Nilotic pastoralist ethnic group in Ethiopia. They principally reside in the Debub Omo Zone of the Southern Nations, Nationalities, and People's Region, close to the border with South Sudan. Their home of the Mursi is one of the most isolated regions of the country. The Mursi speak the Mursi language as a mother tongue.[5][6] It is classified as Surmic, which is a branch of the Nilo-Saharan language family. The religion of the Mursi people is classified as Animism.

• Konso: also known as the Xonsita, are a Lowland East Cushitic-speaking ethnic group primarily inhabiting south-central Ethiopia. The Konso speak the Konso language (also known as affa xonso) as a mother tongue. It belongs to the Cushitic branch of the Afro-Asiatic family. The Konso mainly reside in Ethiopia's Southern Nations, Nationalities, and People's Region, south of Lake Chamo in the Sagan River bend. Many are concentrated in the Konso special woreda.They show significant Afro-Asiatic affinities. They also shared some ties with neighboring Nilo-Saharan and Bantu speakers in the Great Lakes region due to considerable genetic exchanges with these communities over the past 5000 or so years. According to the 2007 Ethiopian national census, the Konso numbered 250,430 individuals. practice a traditional religion centered on the worship of Waaq/Wakh.[8] In the related Oromo culture, Waaq denotes the god of the early faith believed to have been adhered to by Cushitic groups. Their culture is closely related with the Oromos. Konso society is largely agricultural and involves the irrigation and terracing of mountain slopes. Polygyny is an accepted practice among the Konso. Their work in terracing their mountains slope had been registered as a UNESCO heritage site and are being seen as a role model by many other Ethiopian communities.

• Murle: are a Nilotic ethnic group inhabiting the Pibor County and Boma area in Jonglei State, South Sudan, as well as parts of southwestern Ethiopia. They speak the Murle language, which is part of the Surmic branch of the Nilo-Saharan family. The language cluster includes some adjoining groups in Sudan, as well as some non-contiguous Nilotic populations in southwestern Ethiopia. They in most cases practice a blend of animism and Christianity. They are feared by neighboring tribes as having magical powers and therefore they are often blamed for outbreak of diseases, theft and arson. Them and other neighboring tribes have been affected by South Sudan civil war. Some of them and other neighboring tribes had committed atrocities against each other.

TayserMahiri:


We already conceded you are better in population and football.

loooll OK ooooo wat Eva makes u happy

TayserMahiri:



His top posts

Story for d gods
Who are you mocking?
I'm just telling u simple truth . take it or leave it
guy u are stupid
looooolll
dat wan consine u

that's wat happens wen u are talking to idiots, u tend to repeat ur self

NairobiWalker:


You forgot to say Nigeria also has the largest number of poor people in Africa.

idiot we are 200 million

Muafrika2:

First, you are a cultists socity. Including you with your third eye gods.

We are still celebrating Evans the billionaire kidnapper on fp.

Do we need to post photos of your brothers with freshly chopped kids heads again? Daily on Nairaland there is a fresh story


I taya

oga some of those stories are made up

NairobiWalker:


Now that your GDP is 90tr Naira, how does it compare with Kenya's?

Kenya's GDP per capita nominal reached an all time high in 2015 at 1130 dollars.
Even if l should go by your 90 trn naira for Nigeria( which is wrong), Nigeria's gdp per capita would still be 1580 dollars despite the huge fall in exchange rate.
But the 90 trn naira which was debunked by the lMF wrongly used a 450 Billion dollars for Nigeria in early 2015 before the fall in exchange rate, and so after the fall calculated on that basis.
Nigeria's economy was 590 Billion dollars at the end of 2014 not 450 Billion dollars, as was wrongly assumed. With the fall in exchange rate it is now 405 Billion dollars not 290 Billion dollars which you Kenyans keep quoting.

NairobiWalker:


Your list is talking about GDP per capita, not the total number of middle class. Your brother boasted over having the largest middle class on the continent, I told him you also have the largest number of poor people.

Yeah that list is about purchasing power parity. I agree we also have one of the largest poor population. But in my opinion it doesn't make Nigeria the poorest of the poor with 80% poverty rate which is verifiably false.
About 97 million Nigerians are active internet users or Mobile subscribers, such a population cannot have 80% poverty rate. If you say 60% then it might be reasonable.

uzzyfire:
oga some of those stories are made up

Don't kill me with jokes

genieluv post=578475[b:
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Cool.
Holly i think Menelik 11 should be ashamed of himself, as black n negroid as he looked. Atse Dawit 11 n Tewodros 11 even looked more caucasian n handsome than he does from the pictures[/b]

*** In my post,
The first King should be the OBA OF BENIN (direct descendant to the Kings of Benin empire).

The 2nd picture feautures 3 kings, from left to right are the
SULTAN OF SOKOTO SULTANATE (overall king of the entire sultanate n emirates in Nigeria n apparently all muslims in Nigeria)
EMIR OF KANO (King of the most populous n largest hausa n muslim city/state in Nigeria)
OONI OF IFE (apparently the spiritual head n overall traditional leader of all yoruba people)

The 3rd picture features the OBI OF ONITSHA (apparently the most influential Igbo king, cos he apparently controls the largest igbo territory)

The 4th picture THE ALAAFIN OF OYO (direct descendants to the previous kings of the Oyo empire).

BLACK,NEGROID,CAUCASIAN?! Ati more Caucasian and handsome! Did you actually say all that ish,seriously?? I'ts been obvious to many of us many Naijjans are suffering from inferiority complex but REALLY DID YOU SAY THAT?

freshest4live:

Yeah that list is about purchasing power parity. I agree we also have one of the largest poor population. But in my opinion it doesn't make Nigeria the poorest of the poor with 80% poverty rate which is verifiably false.
About 97 million Nigerians are active internet users or Mobile subscribers, such a population cannot have 80% poverty rate. If you say 60% then it might be reasonable.

Saw the estimates are around 60%-70%. But at times I wonder which criteria the west uses to measure poverty of the people.

kikuyu1:


BLACK,NEGROID,CAUCASIAN?! Ati more Caucasian and handsome! Did you actually say all that ish,seriously?? I'ts been obvious to many of us many Naijjans are suffering from inferiority complex but REALLY DID YOU SAY THAT?

This explains a lot about people from nothern Nigeria. Remember IanSweets, she was the same. Noweuse, is from the north too, right? I have noticed many guys who are from that part of Nigeria are somehow intellectually thick. I am yet to see someone argue in an intelligent way. All they do is talk about people, clothes, culture, and some very cringeworthy posts. Yet to see someone like Genieluv talk about Nigerian healthcare vs Kenyan healthcare or maybe our industries and stuff.

PissedYagami:

Saw the estimates are around 60%-70%. But at times I wonder which criteria the west uses to measure poverty of the people.

It is definitely around 60%.
80% would mean just 40 million people live above one dollar in a day which is demonstrably false whatever criteria they want to use.

uzzyfire:
idiot we are 200 million

Thank you for reminding your friend that.