TayserMahri:


Exactly! Thats my type of vibe. I also have no beef visiting and felowshipping in any temple. But you Nigerians carry the African record for Christian vs Muslim warfare.

i never understood why....keep in mind,not all nigerians are the same....and if you bother to know us,yoyou will find out not many nigerians care about religion today....

kikuyu1:
Forgot to say Kikuyus also had a script, either pictogram or ideogram called gicandi. It was in widespread use to before WW2 at which time colonialism had reformatted our collective mental software and we only mumble, "we had no writing til Mr White man came."
Very annoying!

Whats wrong with us tho? I think we are too slow! We need to work on our social and intellectual processing speeds.

spendoon:

Ok it your choice but am not insulting any religion you come from but do not insult main please because you are free to do yours and am free to do main

Do you realize how close Islam got to being exterminated by Neguz?

TayserMahri:


Whats wrong with us tho? I think we are too slow! We need to work on our social and intellectual processing speeds.

it will not work that quick....dont forget,we are the continuinity of our parants....i love my parants,so do you love your kenyan parents....

keep that in mind....enough insultin each other and start respecting each other no matter where we started from....

if you want to start otherwise,then so be it....!!

we nigerians are used to fighting....

justtoodark:


i never understood why....keep in mind,not all nigerians are the same....and if you bother to know us,yoyou will find out not many nigerians care about religion today....

I dont think so bro. Muslims do. In the north.

justtoodark:


it will not work that quick....dont forget,we are the continuinity of our parants....i love my parants,so do you love your kenyan parents....

keep that in mind....enough insultin each other and start respecting each other no matter where we started from....

if you want to start otherwise,then so be it....!!

we nigerians are used to fighting....

Does it mean we are uncompetitive ?

TayserMahri:


I dont think so bro. Muslims do. In the north.

muslims in the north think the same over you too....

duhhhh....

TayserMahri:


Does it mean we are uncompetitive ?

what do you mean with that....??

TayserMahri:


Do you realize how close Islam got to being exterminated by King Neguz?

who was King Neguz....??

Negus (Ge'ez: ነጉሥ, nəgūś IPA: [nɨguːɬ]; Amharic: nigūs; cf. Tigrinya: ነጋሲ negus) is a royal title in the Ethiopian Semitic languages.[1] It denotes a monarch,[2] such as the Bahri Negasi (King of the Sea) of the Medri Bahri kingdom in pre-1890 Eritrea, and the Negus in pre-1974 Ethiopia. The Negus is referred to as An-Najashi (النجاشي) in the Islamic tradition.
Overview
Main article: Ethiopian aristocratic and court titles

Negus is a noun derived from the Ethiopian Semitic root ngś, meaning "to reign". The title has subsequently been used to translate the words "king" or "emperor" in Biblical and other literature. In more recent times, it was used as an honorific title bestowed on governors of the most important provinces (kingdoms): Gojjam, Welega and the seaward kingdom (where the variation Bahri Negasi "King of the Sea", was the ancient title of the ruler of present-day central Eritrea)[3][4] and later Shewa.

Both uses and the imperial dignity would meet in the person of a regional prince, Lij Kassa Hailu, the third youngest son of Däjazmač Hailu Wolde-Giyorgis, Governor of Qwara Province, by his second wife Woizero Attitaggab. He rebelled against Empress Menen and her son, the Viceroy Ras Ali II of Yejju, in 1845 and spent the next nine years alternating between rebellion and submission until he was proclaimed negus at Amba Chera on 19 September 1854, and after the Battle of Derasge proclaimed himself emperor on 8 February 1855 and was crowned as Tewodros II, at Derasge Maryam the next day.

justtoodark:


i dont have to learn nothing from what you kenyans say....you will end up tellin me anyways....you kenyans love talkin too much....

Bring out the talkinometer we see who between Kenyans and Nigerians speak too much.

ednited:



The car entered in Ethiopia in 1990 E.C which means 1998 in G.C. Same goes to post office too in 1998, Ethiopia became a member.

Am not sure if the post office in Ethiopia was the first in Africa but I do know the Emperoe was the first black person to be on car


I have his book. Here it is

The pic of the car too

obviously you mean 1898 not 1998. By 1998 there's no country that had no car in Africa.

TayserMahri:


Bring out the talkinometer we see who between Kenyans and Nigerians speak too much.

am trying to learn from you....you cant learn from me....you hate nigerians....how can you learn from nigerians....??

no chance....!!!!

we know much more than you....

opposite to you,we kept our dynasties....

TayserMahri:


Dont tell me you voted for Waititu. With all your wisdom!!!

In life we don't always get perfect choices. Election 2017 Kiambu gov race was an excellent example. Ideally,Nyoro with two decades experience as agricultural economist with the Rockefeller foundation would be our governor but he didn't run to be Waititus acting governor to ensure Kabogos defeat. You can see how that's turned out!

kikuyu1:


In life we don't always get perfect choices. Election 2017 Kiambu gov race was an excellent example. Ideally,Nyoro with two decades experience as agricultural economist with the Rockefeller foundation would be our governor but he didn't run to be Waititus acting governor to ensure Kabogos defeat. You can see how that's turned out!

i knew you kenyans will finish each other off....

justtoodark:


who was King Neguz....??

Negus (Ge'ez: ነጉሥ, nəgūś IPA: [nɨguːɬ]; Amharic: nigūs; cf. Tigrinya: ነጋሲ negus) is a royal title in the Ethiopian Semitic languages.[1] It denotes a monarch,[2] such as the Bahri Negasi (King of the Sea) of the Medri Bahri kingdom in pre-1890 Eritrea, and the Negus in pre-1974 Ethiopia. The Negus is referred to as An-Najashi (النجاشي) in the Islamic tradition.
Overview
Main article: Ethiopian aristocratic and court titles

Negus is a noun derived from the Ethiopian Semitic root ngś, meaning "to reign". The title has subsequently been used to translate the words "king" or "emperor" in Biblical and other literature. In more recent times, it was used as an honorific title bestowed on governors of the most important provinces (kingdoms): Gojjam, Welega and the seaward kingdom (where the variation Bahri Negasi "King of the Sea", was the ancient title of the ruler of present-day central Eritrea)[3][4] and later Shewa.

Both uses and the imperial dignity would meet in the person of a regional prince, Lij Kassa Hailu, the third youngest son of Däjazmač Hailu Wolde-Giyorgis, Governor of Qwara Province, by his second wife Woizero Attitaggab. He rebelled against Empress Menen and her son, the Viceroy Ras Ali II of Yejju, in 1845 and spent the next nine years alternating between rebellion and submission until he was proclaimed negus at Amba Chera on 19 September 1854, and after the Battle of Derasge proclaimed himself emperor on 8 February 1855 and was crowned as Tewodros II, at Derasge Maryam the next day.

I meant to say Negus Najash.

justtoodark:


am trying to learn from you....you cant learn from me....you hate nigerians....how can you learn from nigerians....??

no chance....!!!!

we know much more than you....

opposite to you,we kept our dynasties....

Those dynasties dont matter today. You need brains!

justtoodark:


its better you kenyans separate from the whites....

all your history has to do with whites....you have no personal history on your own....

Iain Douglas-Hamilton CBE (born 16 August 1942) is a zoologist known for his study of elephants. He earned both a BSc in biology and a D.Phil. in zoology from Oriel College, Oxford, and he is the recipient of the 2010 Indianapolis Prize for his work on elephant conservation.[2] His chief research interest is to understand elephant choices by studying their movements. In 1993, he founded the organisation Save the Elephants. He is a frequent keynote speaker at the annual Wildlife Conservation Network expo.

Dude,don't be too impressed with these White 'conservationists.' More often than not they have their own land grab , mineral seeking, natural resource hungry plays disguised as animal welfare.

TayserMahri:



I meant to say Negus Najash.

no difference...its the same story....different spots....

TayserMahri:


Those dynasties dont matter today. You need brains!

you say dynasties dont matter no more....??

Honour thy father and thy mother....

XhosaNostra:


Well, we have 11 official languages in South Africa. 9 of those are "black languages "- Zulu, Xhosa, Swati, Ndebele, Sotho, Tswana, Pedi, Tsonga & Venda. English & Afrikaans make it 11. Zulu, Xhosa, Swati & Ndebele, collectively they're known as "Nguni languages". We can all understand each other's languages. Meaning that as a Xhosa person, I can understand it when someone speaks to me in any of the Nguni languages. The other 3, Sotho, Tswana & Pedi, they also understand each other since they all belong to the Sotho group of languages. Tsonga & Venda, unlike the other groups, they're on their own so to speak. Most of us don't really speak nor understand their languages. Majority of us either can understand or speak 9 of the 11 official languages (with the exception of Tsonga & Venda). Because people don't understand their languages, most Venda & Tsonga people can speak all 11 languages, so it really worked to their advantage.

There's a lot going on when it comes culture. We have our cultural differences & similarities. Teenage boys have to go for circumcision in all cultures, except for Zulu people. That tradition in their culture stopped during Shaka's reign. He needed the young men at the time, to train them to be warriors & since the circumcision process can take up to several weeks at a time, I guess he felt he couldn't wait that long. As a result, he discontinued the practise. In South Africa, boys are still circumcised the old fashion way. They spend that period in isolation. Women aren't allowed. We don't even know what happens when they're there. After that period is up, there's usually a celebration. Everyone is invited. In the Xhosa culture in particular, noone is a stranger. Whoever you are, you become part of the family when there's a cause for celebration. There's a lot to say on this subject, but I don't have whole night lol. The long & short of it is that we celebrate every stage of human life, so we tend to have a lot of "imicimbi" or social gatherings in English.

Below is a video of a young man coming home from "the mountains"/circumcision school & his family is celebrating his return. The transition from boyhood to manhood is a big deal in our culture, a milestone

[url]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uApK5EFwmlQ/url]


In the video below someone just "graduated" as a traditional healer & they're celebrating that.


[url]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWU_JDeuG5c/url]

Your boys have it easy compared to Kikuyu, Kalenjin and Masai boys. We don't cut everything-no pics! I've actually said more than I should have.

kikuyu1:


Dude,don't be too impressed with these White 'conservationists.' More often than not they have their own land grab , mineral seeking, natural resource hungry plays disguised as animal welfare.

ofcourse....

ednited:



Great! Mean while there is no rail transport from Ethiopia to Kenya. So sad

Dont worry. One day that rail will be used to transport Ednited from Ethio to Kenya

TayserMahri:


Dont worry. One day that rail will be used to transport Ednited from Ethio to Kenya

or you to ethiopia....kiiiki....

kikuyu1:


In life we don't always get perfect choices. Election 2017 Kiambu gov race was an excellent example. Ideally,Nyoro with two decades experience as agricultural economist with the Rockefeller foundation would be our governor but he didn't run to be Waititus acting governor to ensure Kabogos defeat. You can see how that's turned out!

I can see sir. Same mechanics that got Trump into office.

justtoodark:


you say dynasties dont matter no more....??

Honour thy father and thy mother....

Well, they matter to your small circles in Nigeria but globally they mean nada! What you should be building now is a future dynasty.

TayserMahri:


Whats wrong with us tho? I think we are too slow! We need to work on our social and intellectual processing speeds.

Our colonisation was MUCH MORE INTENSE THAN WHAT NAIJ,UG OR TZ UNDERWENT. We were a settler colony like Zim or Namibia. Our histories are equally blood soaked with proportional effects psychologically.

ednited:



Ethiopian calendar is 8 years behind Gregorian.

If I may ask, does your calendar lose days over time compared to the GC ? In other words, will there be a time when you will be 30 years behind?

forgiveness:


Okay. But it is never true.

Nobody knows what is really true when it comes to ancient history.

TayserMahri:


I can see sir. Same mechanics that got Trump into office.

Different dynamic-the US military,Pentagon patriots, voters tired of unending Zionist machinations put him in the WH.

TayserMahri:


Are you not tired boss? The thread was heading in a different direction and you returning to the same ol sh1T

m boss,i had to tell my friend about how slumish Nairobi is.

I didn't interfere on the trend

kikuyu1:


Different dynamic-the US military,Pentagon patriots, voters tired of unending Zionist machinations put him in the WH.

The central factor here is an unpalatable option. Clinton vis Kabogo.

kiiiiikikikikikkikikikiki....