theenchanter:
Dear chrisagyei, pls desist from mentioning me on this thread, I dont have any score to settle with any one here.

I have a lot of Ghanaian friends here in lagos and over there in GH, so it'll be stupidity on my part to play with them offline while coming online to talk trash about ghana.

If u have to exchange banters with the nigerians here, kindly do that without mentioning me since I'm not part of ur childish bickering n don't even wanna be part of it.

I only spend time on this thread when we're discussing economics.

Thanks.

forgiveness:


*Yimu* Unfortunately, you can't rewrite your apartheid history without mentioning NIGERIA one million times.

Those Kenyans betrayed OAU for their own personal interest. They cared less about South Africa's freedom.

XhosaNostra:


Truly music transcends language barriers. I don't know what she's saying, but the song speaks to the soul. I have a feeling it's a deep song about something lol. Love it! Thanks

mtisTheQubit:
@XhosaNostra
Sweet swahili music(tanzania musician ..dang kazikazi will roast me )

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgvyjx5Hhiw

forgiveness:



The guy na weak person. He has started crying already.

NairobiWalker:

Rule number 1.
No Nigerian Immigrants allowed.

XhosaNostra:


93/94, I can't remember.

NairobiWalker:


Rule number 1.

No Nigerian Immigrants allowed.

chrisagyei:
Don't be a sissy bro,I also got tonnes of Nigerian pals buh that doesn't warrant me from taking in trash from any poverty headquarters citizen.Whereever they are,if they're watching am sure they will understand my points.I can be always constructive and educative in my points except when am dealing with dumbass repetitive nonsensical idiots like forgiveness,GayCunt and askeherium.Those guys are the embodiment of real dummies and I feel comfortable playing their stupid games cos am the smartest and can easily pull any card.I can't be cornered.You can ask samosoba my good pal.And I like one stanwise or whatever.That guy is very matured and would never have qualms with him.All the same am enjoying the game and mind you I have personally hosted many Nigerians in Accra and I wasn't bothered.Your brothers here are disgraceful.They attack either Ghana,Kenya and SA without been provoked first and just intrude rudely in conversations that does not concern them.If its one thing you should know about a Ghanaian we hardly start a conversation.You can stay together with a Ghanaian for months without him starting or intruding your conversation.Our national motto is "Mind your own business"courtesy John Atta Mills our late president.

sufferNsmiling:
Just look at the wonders that nigerian oil is doing for ghana

JaceBlaze:
Oh this one was a hit,funny I never knew who sang it until today lol.This one and Sipho "Hotstix" Mabuse' Never Burn Out are timeless classics.Never heard the zombie story.


My favourite Zulu song,if you listen closely you'll hear Marvin Gaye's Sexual Healing elements.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PAbByejoTY

Jaqenhghar:

I agree and she has a distinct voice. IMO I feel with a good voice coach and a solid producer sge could do some major damage

Jaqenhghar:

This is good yo. You gor me checking youtube for more of her songs

XhosaNostra:


"I'm a big guy, I'm a steamroller. I'm a big guy, I'm a tractor". Dan Nkosi himself.
A song for buff guys or the fatties


[url]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UA0qYd9XpFU/url]

sufferNsmiling:
Open letter to all ghanaians.
Thank you all ghanaians for making africa proud I am not a ghanaian, but you have done africa proud especially in development and setting the stage on the world map in development thank you ghanaians well done

JaceBlaze:
If it came out in 93 then I probably was catching my first breath when Gwala was recording it lol

JaceBlaze:
I know this one lol...

let me take you on a trip down memory lane.By the time I'm done with you,you gonna be feeling like an old gogo


CJB

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZpelENp-4Q

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_Gb0HJcmVM

Lazarus Kgaudi

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5Kzs2vmjcQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5mHJtMuFpaY

XhosaNostra:



Imagine that! LMFAO. Unfortunately, during Apartheid, most of us couldn't care less about Africa (the "Africa" that existed beyond the borders of S.A.) to even know what Nigeria was. You were a dirty, little secret between the comrades So if you're feeling sentimental or heroic about that time, then you're on your own because an ordinary South African knew nothing about the rest of the world back then. Even the history we were taught at schools was about our country & nothing else. TBH, most of us still feel disconnected to an extent. The saddest & fondest memories are of each other, not Nigeria etc. You didn't exist as far as we're concerned, until after our freedom.

XhosaNostra:


Did you find any? Are they good?

theenchanter:
just stick to the banters with whoever it is but don't drag me into it... that's my point.

XhosaNostra:


Yeah that song by Hotstix is still a banger, no doubt. Lol, I'm surprised you don't know about the zombie story. Allegedly, someone "killed" him using black magic. In the real world he died in a car accident. They say the person that killed him kept him as a zombie, so he could write songs for him. They say the person is well-known in the music industry. I suspect Chicco lol. They're homeboys after after all. A relative of his told everyone who would listen. I think maybe they went to see a sangoma after he passed away. These allegations were verified by several people who were close to him. Allegedly he would visit them at night & then vanished when they tried to catch him. The story of his death haunted me for years. One time on radio they were playing this song & the dj retold the story to the listeners, so it's well-known lol.

I never liked the song you posted. Don't know why.

forgiveness:


No, The South African government is with us on this one. Don't worry you will soon be connected because they will soon start telling the story.

Apartheid struggle: South Africa to educate citizens about Nigeria’s role

BY AGENCY REPORT

South Africa has concluded plans to re-introduce history in its academic curriculum so as to enlighten its citizens about Nigeria’s role in the fight against apartheid rule, an official has said.

South African Ambassador to Nigeria, Lulu Aaron- Mnguni, told the News Agency of Nigeria in Abuja on Monday that the importance of the relationship between the two countries could not be over-emphasised.

“Both countries are tested partners. We have come a long way with Nigeria, a country that was so much relentless in supporting us in the days of apartheid rule.

“Nigeria is a country that gave profile to the international pillar of our revolution in the UN and the commonwealth; it is a country that received our youth during the apartheid.

“Our youth came to Nigeria and were given scholarship; it is a country that has been very much relentless in supporting us, despite the geographical difference that separates us,” he said.

The envoy said that the unity of the two countries was important and the youth must know about it.
He said that the introduction of history into the country’s school curriculum would go a long way in giving positive perception about Nigeria to the youth.
He said Nigeria was part of the countries that said “African cannot be free as long as South Africa is not free’’.

“We want our youth to know about this, we actually want to introduce this into our curriculum.
According to him, Nigerian public servants used to keep part of their salaries to fight for the course of South Africa, so that those young kids could be able to go to schools.
“We want the young ones, the youth of today to know about these. We actually want to reintroduce this in our history and it must form part of our curriculum.
“So our youth must know about this; so that this militancy and fighting between each other must stop.

“We need to go back and begin to enlighten the youth. So we need to write our own story so that our youth, our people in general will know where we have come from together,” he said.

According to him, there is need to address the issue of poverty in both countries so that desperation among the people which ends up in mistrust and suspicion can be removed.
(NAN)

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/223405-apartheid-struggle-south-africa-educate-citizens-nigerias-role.html%3famp_markup=1

Jaqenhghar:

Yeah a few... she has a channel

JaceBlaze:


wow that's just too wild,but then we're talking about Tsongas here.Those fellas are gifted when it comes to black magic.


But it's perfect song a man can dedicate to a woman he loves tho.

chrisagyei:
Don't be a sissy bro,I also got tonnes of Nigerian pals buh that doesn't warrant me from taking in trash from any poverty headquarters citizen.Whereever they are,if they're watching am sure they will understand my points.I can be always constructive and educative in my points except when am dealing with dumbass repetitive nonsensical idiots like forgiveness,GayCunt and askeherium.Those guys are the embodiment of real dummies and I feel comfortable playing their stupid games cos am the smartest and can easily pull any card.I can't be cornered.You can ask samosoba my good pal.And I like one stanwise or whatever.That guy is very matured and would never have qualms with him.All the same am enjoying the game and mind you I have personally hosted many Nigerians in Accra and I wasn't bothered.Your brothers here are disgraceful.They attack either Ghana,Kenya and SA without been provoked first and just intrude rudely in conversations that does not concern them.If its one thing you should know about a Ghanaian we hardly start a conversation.You can stay together with a Ghanaian for months without him starting or intruding your conversation.Our national motto is "Mind your own business"courtesy John Atta Mills our late president.

XhosaNostra:


Yen yen yen. Are you expecting me to read the novel above? Not today, Satan!

XhosaNostra:


LMFAO. IDK the 1st one but I remember the rest. I particularly love "This place is boring" by Lazarus.

XhosaNostra:


Nah, I still don't like it lol. Never did. Never will. Do you understand Zulu?

forgiveness:


See dis one playing the victim.

jaycent:
E suppose weak because him no get hope again