TayserMahri:


You learn sth new everyday. I used to think the reason your calendar is behind is because you lose a few seconds every day like an old clock

TayserMahri:


Tell me one bad name in Amharic and i'll check whether we have a place with such a name in Kenya

JaceBlaze:
not as beautiful as you,can I see you one last time so I can sleep peacefully?

obaaderemi:
The bolded settles it. I still don't know how enlightened people make the mistake of confusing ancient Ethiopia with modern day Ethiopia. Aksum upon which modern day Ethiopia is based came much later after kush. It wasnt known as at biblical times.But the Queen of Sheba was from kush. The Bible called her Ethiopian, the Greek name for people south of Egypt at the time.And if you study the history of the three main ancient kingdoms that claim her, only the Kushite had a history of powerful queens whose powers spread beyond their kingdom.

TayserMahri:

forgiveness:


Nigeria's military didn't go toe to toe with the apartheid armed military but Nigeria gave material and financial support to the freedom fighters(ANC militant) in South Africa.

South Africa got the atomic energy through Israel in 1970 after the fear of been attacked by African forces.


We don't need to point, Mr Lulu Mnguni has said it all. He confirmed Mandela came and begged for money in Nigeria and he was GIVEN.

The fact that you are trying hard not to accept the role Nigeria played for your freedom doesn't change the numerous facts on ground. If you want more, I can give you.


Mandela came to Nigeria in 1963 to beg for money, says South African Envoy


Abuja – Mr Lulu Mnguni, South African High Commissioner to Nigeria, said Nigeria was of great assistance to Mandela, and the struggle for freedom for the people of South African.

Mnguni made this known in his address at the Abuja Writers Forum’s Guest Writer Session on Saturday in Abuja.

The envoy, who was the special guest of honour at the event with the theme: “Celebrating Mandela,’’ said literature was a tool to strive for freedom.

“ Mandela came to Nigeria in February 1963 to beg for money to help in the struggle for the people of our country and he was given the needed support.

“Nigeria as a country helped South Africa a lot in the struggle for freedom; I want to use this opportunity to thank Nigerians for the role they played in our struggle.

“ The African National Congress (ANC) was earlier in the struggle dominated by professors and other educated people, but Mandela later changed it and made people the centre of the struggle,’’ he said.

Mnguni explained that people saw Mandela as a symbol of struggle; he was an intelligent lawyer, who did not compromised in spite of the contradiction happening in his country at that time.

While speaking on the life and times of Mandela, Miss Lynette Johnson of House Mosadi said even after Mandela was jailed in 1964, he continued with the struggle in confinement.

A poet, Mr Andy Chukwunonye, read two poems out of 90 poems from his book title: `Letter to Mandela’ a collection of poems.

The high point of the occasion was a musical performance by David Aze, who sang `redemption song’ of Robert Marley



https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2016/07/nigeria-great-assistance-mandela-says-south-african-envoy/amp/

obaaderemi:
Archaeological finds are more convincing than maps.

forgiveness:


You have not said anything meaningful. Every human being on planet are from Noah's three children. Shem, Ham and Japheth. It's now left for you to trace your ancestors.

Don't believe you are from monkey just because your oyinbo lord told you so.

Is it true Oyinbo brought cloth to cover your unclad body in South Africa?

JaceBlaze:
You don't even have the skills to tell a convincing lie.Dude if Mandela was arrested in I964 it means he spent 26 years in jail instead of 27 the rest of the world know it to be.Mandela was arrested in 1963 (the same year you claim he came to Nigeria) so I don't know how he was behind bars and "begging" money from Nigeria at the same time,it's humanly impossible.

Of course,Mnguni had to say that just to show courtesy to his host.In reality nobody acknowledges Nigeria like that.

Next time you wanna scam your way into history you need to at least make sure you do your calculations properly because right now your chronological accounts don't make sense.You can send me as many 419 links you like,I still don't buy it..and no one is trying to not recognise you,it just that whatever role you played was insignificant to acknowledge.

XhosaNostra:


Chai, see fancy dressing ooo! Birthday suit everywhere Is it not blokos I see abi?
Stop talking crap. What is this thing below? Is it not your people in all their nekkid glory?

ednited:





Hearing this for the first time. It's a witch thing. Such types of practices aren't supported here. In Ethiopia, people actually get scared of West Africans on this thing too. Here, they fear Nigeria and Ghana on this stuff. Wow. .

So this is practiced by every tribe or few? Do you want to pass it to your kids or its a must?

ednited:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ShzKfV0q8g8


A dead man woken in South Africa

JaceBlaze and XhosaNostra, could this be real?

forgiveness:



That's is just a fraction of 10 - 20% of those who dressed unclad. Unlike, 99% of South Africans found nekkid as at the time the colonial saviours came.

XhosaNostra:


Show me proof that we were found dangling balls

XhosaNostra:


Everyone says this is bullshit. No doubt a con from one fake pastor.

JaceBlaze:
You don't even have the skills to tell a convincing lie.Dude if Mandela was arrested in I964 it means he spent 26 years in jail instead of 27 the rest of the world know it to be.Mandela was arrested in 1963 (the same year you claim he came to Nigeria) so I don't know how he was behind bars and "begging" money from Nigeria at the same time,it's humanly impossible.

Of course,Mnguni had to say that just to show courtesy to his host.In reality nobody acknowledges Nigeria like that.

Next time you wanna scam your way into history you need to at least make sure you do your calculations properly because right now your chronological accounts don't make sense.You can send me as many 419 links you like,I still don't buy it..and no one is trying to not recognise you,it just that whatever role you played was insignificant to acknowledge.

forgiveness:


Help yourself. You know the truth.

JaceBlaze:
I don't think they all still work tho cos today most Zimbabweans and Mozambicans use buses to travel into SA.South Africans don't even travel to these countries anyway,so it would be unnecessary expense to keep them


more pics..

This is the city of Sandton,few kilos out of Johannesburg and it's considered the richest square mile in Africa.

XhosaNostra:


Your people in the villages still cannot build a simple mud house We will always be better than you at everything.

Look at our grass, stick & mud houses.

Jonraid:
We are going big in Geothermal,with a potential to contribute 10,000 MW-We are not yet done investing in Geothermal

Renewable energy accounts for over 70 per cent of Kenya’s installed capacity compared to the world average of 24 per cent, according to the government.

We are banking on generating electricity fully from the renewable sources by 2022.

Kenya targets 100 per cent transition to green energy by 2020 to address the climate change challenge.

We will soon be the world's numero uno when it comes to green energy production!

JaceBlaze:
Here is another chapter in your history i find intriguing....

Yeah I know,like when you claim that Nigeria sent its army to go toe to toe with the nuclear armed apartheid military and you also gave monetary support to black South Africans but for some reason you can't point exactly who you gave the money to.How did you defeat the Apartheid soldiers who had more advanced weapons but today you run for the hills when Boko Haram show up with rusty guns and blunt machetes?...one will not have a tough time debunking this myth if they use commonsense

ednited:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ShzKfV0q8g8

A dead man woken in South Africa
JaceBlaze and XhosaNostra, could this be real?

ednited:




May I see some of your artists in Kumawood?

Jkay187:


Fake Congolese Pastor and he's Zimbabwean actor.

Jaqenhghar:


It seems like anywhere the 'knee grow' was subjected to hardship and racism the 'knee grows' there learnt to sing and dance really good
E.g South Africa and U.S.A

Stevoh18:
Allot of similarities between Nairobi's and New York/London buildings

Kazikazi:
But how sure are u?

XhosaNostra:


Lol, you mean the one you also rewrite for yourselves to be oyinbo by fire by force? Because it seems every other Nigerian tribe is either "Egyptian", "Jew" & so forth. It's better for someone to say they don't know something than to make ridiculous, nonsensical claims the way you guys do. I laugh at some of the shiat at the cultural section of Nairaland. You people funny die