JaceBlaze:
Lol I thought you would remember the first one since it was his most famous song after Happy Birthday.Lazarus was talented,I don't remember anything song from him in didn't like,we even had his cassette tape in our house.

Lazarus was blind, ne? Or at least that's what I heard. I believe they say he was stabbed or something.

JaceBlaze:
Yep I understand it perfectly,just can't speak it fluently tho

Fair enough

XhosaNostra:


Lazarus was blind, ne? Or at least that's what I heard. I believe they say he was stabbed or something.

my real real time girl

Martin0:


my real real time girl

Hey, Marty

@Chrisageyi
First of all you have a terrible name but secondly if you don't know no Nigerian cares about Ghana the way you care about Nigeria because you can't ever find a Nigerian popnosing in any Ghanaians thread if you even have one but you will always find dumbass Kenyans,south Africans,and Ghanaians in our threads because you care too much about Nigeria which dosent know you are existing or do you guys Google Nigerian thread or wat

samorobo:


Don't mind chrisagyei I have trashed him for increasing nigeria unemployment rate simply because it was lesser than Ghana's own......our unemployment rate as at Q3 of 2018 was 23.10

That guy has to much problems when he should be thinking of the nana kwame guy that has impregnated his sister his here spending time on nireland quoting Abuja Lagos big boy's and girls

XhosaNostra:

Hey, Marty

xup baby girl

XhosaNostra:


Lazarus was blind, ne? Or at least that's what I heard. I believe they say he was stabbed or something.

I have no idea.I don't even know how he looked.

XhosaNostra:


LMFAO. How old are you again? Sometimes I forget you're still a padawan

I'll be turning 26 on the 30th May...happy birthday to me in advance


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

tylann:


Your parents will think you are mad
Nigeria is a country to be avoided like a plague

Is that so?
Since that's the case why so much of the music and entertainment consumed in your country is from said "country to be avoided like a plague".
Doesn't sound like much avoiding to me. Have heard that 70% of the music played in your country is Nigerian, possibly more from Kenyans themselves. Your country doesn't have an impact or influence on Nigeria, where as Nigeria's culture, music, movies & entertainment have a huge impact on your countrymen & women that's quite clear to see. An increasing number of your fashion designer's have admitted that they're heavily influenced by Nigerian traditional fashion and culture. Remember - Kenya CitizenTV makes money for all of those Nigerian movies they show daily, ensuring the "country to be avoided like a plague" puts money in the pockets of Kenyan TV networks in the form of viewership and ad's. The shops & vendors in Nairobi selling knockoff Nigerian movies put food on the table for everyday Kenyans by way of Nigerian talent from that "country to be avoided like a plague", interesting. We aren't complaining, be careful.

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.

And now that you know better you're still proud of the fact you "couldn't care less about Africa (the "Africa" that existed beyond the borders of S.A.)" that helped save you from the hands of your white abusers. "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" in other words you feel no shame in being intentionally miseducated about your brothers by your white abusers, interesting. "You didn't exist as far as we're concerned, until after our freedom" yes, the freedom that Nigeria contributed heavily to you gaining, how ungrateful. To the brothers and sisters that suffered and endured back then it's understood why they weren't aware of the contribution of Nigeria and other Africans to their freedom but now in the year 2019 you seem to think your ignorance is a good thing. Sad.

tylann:
https://www.aljazeera.com/amp/indepth/opinion/major-anti-colonial-victory-divided-ethiopia-190228104728425.html


@ ednited

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AfricaFirst:


And now that you know better you're still proud of the fact you "couldn't care less about Africa (the "Africa" that existed beyond the borders of S.A.)" that helped save you from the hands of your white abusers. "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" in other words you feel no shame in being intentionally miseducated about your brothers by your white abusers, interesting. "You didn't exist as far as we're concerned, until after our freedom" yes, the freedom that Nigeria contributed heavily to you gaining, how ungrateful. To the brothers and sisters that suffered and endured back then it's understood why they weren't aware of the contribution of Nigeria and other Africans to their freedom but now in the year 2019 you seem to think your ignorance is a good thing. Sad.

I've been repeating it over and over again in here. The Bantu region is flooded with proud docile brainwashed coons, sellouts and as some would say "Unckle Tom's" who seem to have no problem being abused and used by outsiders as long as there not there fellow African.

Look how this single Russian man can bully around several Kenyan security officials and make them and civilians run for there lives. If this has been a fellow African man they would have beat his ass to death. Similar scenarios happen all the time in South Africa to.
[url]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-UEvLDP_0k [/url]

Which artist beats this from ur countries
Try very hard

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wceHyIyI_ZI
Rihanna ft tiwa

AfricaFirst:


And now that you know better you're still proud of the fact you "couldn't care less about Africa (the "Africa" that existed beyond the borders of S.A.)" that helped save you from the hands of your white abusers. "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" in other words you feel no shame in being intentionally miseducated about your brothers by your white abusers, interesting. "You didn't exist as far as we're concerned, until after our freedom" yes, the freedom that Nigeria contributed heavily to you gaining, how ungrateful. To the brothers and sisters that suffered and endured back then it's understood why they weren't aware of the contribution of Nigeria and other Africans to their freedom but now in the year 2019 you seem to think your ignorance is a good thing. Sad.

What does "UNFORTUNATELY" mean? Because that is the word I started my explanation with. As for the rest, I couldn't really care less about what you think we should be feeling towards the rest of Africa in 2019. That is not your call to make. If at some point we have a change of feeling, that'll happen when it happens & not because we were emotionally blackmailed or guilt tripped into it. We don't fucking owe you anything. That is the feeling of those of us who didn't run to your countries to seek refugee. And for the most part, those that did leave the country to go to neighbouring countries, they were often NOT treated very well in those countries by our so-called "African brothers". I bet you didn't know that xenophobia didn't start with South Africans. Most of our people died in exile, killed by our "saviours".
Lastly, you didn't save anyone from shit. How in your grandiose mind did you do it? South Africans fought for their own freedom. Our musicians, the likes of Merriam Makeba etc, went around the globe to open up the eyes of the world to the atrocities back home. So go look for your glory elsewhere. We did the majority of the work in securing our freedom. We weren't sitting with both thumbs up the ass, waiting for a messiah to rescue us.

JaceBlaze:
I'll be turning 26 on the 30th May...happy birthday to me in advance


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

I'll earmark the date & send me a slice of cake on the day

AfricaFirst:


Is that so?
Since that's the case why so much of the music and entertainment consumed in your country is from said "country to be avoided like a plague".
Doesn't sound like much avoiding to me. Have heard that 70% of the music played in your country is Nigerian, possibly more from Kenyans themselves. Your country doesn't have an impact or influence on Nigeria, where as Nigeria's culture, music, movies & entertainment have a huge impact on your countrymen & women that's quite clear to see. An increasing number of your fashion designer's have admitted that they're heavily influenced by Nigerian traditional fashion and culture. Remember - Kenya CitizenTV makes money for all of those Nigerian movies they show daily, ensuring the "country to be avoided like a plague" puts money in the pockets of Kenyan TV networks in the form of viewership and ad's. The shops & vendors in Nairobi selling knockoff Nigerian movies put food on the table for everyday Kenyans by way of Nigerian talent from that "country to be avoided like a plague", interesting. We aren't complaining, be careful.

Look at this guy .
No one watches your witchcraft poor quality movies except for illiterates
You influence Kenya in nothing
Your music is boring
ati 70% of music listened by Kenyans is Nigerian are you sick

XhosaNostra:


What does "UNFORTUNATELY" mean? Because that is the word I started my explanation with. As for the rest, I couldn't really care less about what you think we should be feeling towards the rest of Africa in 2019. That is not your call to make. If at some point we have a change of feeling, that'll happen when it happens & not because we were emotionally blackmailed or guilt tripped into it. We don't fucking owe you anything. That is the feeling of those of us who didn't run to your countries to seek refugee. And for the most part, those that did leave the country to go to neighbouring countries, they were often NOT treated very well in those countries by our so-called "African brothers". I bet you didn't know that xenophobia didn't start with South Africans. Most of our people died in exile, killed by our "saviours".
Lastly, you didn't save anyone from shit. South Africans fought for their own freedom. Our musicians, the likes of Merriam Makeba etc, went around the globe to open up the eyes of the world to the atrocities back home. So go look for your glory elsewhere. We did the majority of the work in securing our freedom. We weren't sitting with both thumbs up the ass, waiting for a messiah to rescue us.

Nah I think you know the truth but ure hiding it behind you intentionally.
No contest
The whole world knows, history can't lie sis

XhosaNostra:


What does "UNFORTUNATELY" mean? Because that is the word I started my explanation with. As for the rest, I couldn't really care less about what you think we should be feeling towards the rest of Africa in 2019. That is not your call to make. If at some point we have a change of feeling, that'll happen when it happens & not because we were emotionally blackmailed or guilt tripped into it. We don't fucking owe you anything. That is the feeling of those of us who didn't run to your countries to seek refugee. And for the most part, those that did leave the country to go to neighbouring countries, they were often NOT treated very well in those countries by our so-called "African brothers". I bet you didn't know that xenophobia didn't start with South Africans. Most of our people died in exile, killed by our "saviours".
Lastly, you didn't save anyone from shit. How in your grandiose mind did you do it? South Africans fought for their own freedom. Our musicians, the likes of Merriam Makeba etc, went around the globe to open up the eyes of the world to the atrocities back home. So go look for your glory elsewhere. We did the majority of the work in securing our freedom. We weren't sitting with both thumbs up the ass, waiting for a messiah to rescue us.

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Who is this guy ' nigeriafirst'
He is spewing alot of nonsense here
But don't worry Nigerians will always try to force themselves on you by force

Come up with a new narrative. This is boring af as we've answered this numerous times. Nigerian movies, music and clothing aren't even influential. There's this afrobeat frenzy and you know what, I'm not even a fan. Come take a walk in Kenya and then count the number of people in Nigeria's clothing. No sane Kenyan will wear dogshite baggy Nigeria's clothing that you lot see as fashion!

AfricaFirst:


Is that so?
Since that's the case why so much of the music and entertainment consumed in your country is from said "country to be avoided like a plague".
Doesn't sound like much avoiding to me. Have heard that 70% of the music played in your country is Nigerian, possibly more from Kenyans themselves. Your country doesn't have an impact or influence on Nigeria, where as Nigeria's culture, music, movies & entertainment have a huge impact on your countrymen & women that's quite clear to see. An increasing number of your fashion designer's have admitted that they're heavily influenced by Nigerian traditional fashion and culture. Remember - Kenya CitizenTV makes money for all of those Nigerian movies they show daily, ensuring the "country to be avoided like a plague" puts money in the pockets of Kenyan TV networks in the form of viewership and ad's. The shops & vendors in Nairobi selling knockoff Nigerian movies put food on the table for everyday Kenyans by way of Nigerian talent from that "country to be avoided like a plague", interesting. We aren't complaining, be careful.

edon21:

Nah I think you know the truth but ure hiding it behind you intentionally.
No contest
The whole world knows, history can't lie sis

Which truth? That our people were treated much better overseas than in Africa?

Jonraid:
Come up with a new narrative. This is boring af as we've answered this numerous times. Nigerian movies, music and clothing aren't even influential. There's this afrobeat frenzy and you know what, I'm not even a fan. Come take a walk in Kenya and then count the number of people in Nigeria's clothing. No sane Kenyan will wear dogshite baggy Nigeria's that you lot see as fashion!

He is delusional
Who will wear curtains in Kenya in the name of Nigerian influence in culture

tylann:

Look at this guy .
No one watches your witchcraft poor quality movies except for illiterates
You influence Kenya in nothing
Your music is boring
ati 70% of music listened by Kenyans is Nigerian are you sick

See let me make it clear to you
This is tech era no one can hide anything
We all know the truth but refuse to show it cause of our national integrity
Nollywood whether you like it or not is the Hollywood of Africa
There are Ghanaians, Kenyans, Gambians etc in it
Afrobeat is now the most popular genre maybe 2nd in the world.
And Nigeria is the origin
I get it, no one likes the whole genres but you can't change sht from the fact bro

tylann:
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Who is this guy ' nigeriafirst'
He is spewing alot of nonsense here
But don't worry Nigerians will always try to force themselves on you by force

Lol, I'm asking myself the same question. Smh. Rubbish!

It beats my head really on how they think they are 'influential'

tylann:


He is delusional
Who will wear curtains in Kenya in the name of Nigerian influence in culture

XhosaNostra:


Which truth? That our people were treated much better overseas than in Africa?

Anyway Kenya minded it is business during the struggle of independence by other African countries
Because i remember no African country helping Kenya

tylann:


He is delusional
Who will wear curtains in Kenya in the name of Nigerian influence in culture

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XhosaNostra:


Which truth? That our people were treated much better overseas than in Africa?

Xhosa u know its the fact
In the same period I can remember atoms American racism were still hovering around the USA, talk less of SA

Jonraid:
It beats my head really on how they think they are 'influential'

Nigerians are only influential in crime and poverty

XhosaNostra:


...

I like facts not arguments, silly ones
Show us ur trad clothes bro

This is the reasons you will hardly see skyscraper in ACCRA...

some part of Accra was hit by earth tremor yesterday. .

""earth tremor has been recorded in parts of the capital, Accra.

People living around Gbawe, Sowutuom, Old Kasoa Barrier, New Bortianor, Awoshie, Abelemkpe and McCarthy Hill have all complained that they experienced the tremor.

They claimed it occurred between a few minutes after 11:30 pm on Saturday.

Accra recorded a similar shake in December 2018 around Weija and Gbawe in the Ga South Municipality.

The tremor, which occurred at about 7:50 a.m. on Sunday, December 9, 2018, shook buildings, creating some panic among the resident""



citinews room....