tylann:

now I know the difference between the two mfecanes

Yes there are two mfecanes

forgiveness:


Na Kenyan be dat.

Lol the poor Nakuru farmer is too ashame to mention his country..he could have just said I am Kenyan like every normal person when confronted by badbradley as a SAn

mtisTheQubit:

Yes there are two mfecanes

Thanks for the analysis

tylann:

And obaaderemi is worried about locusts in Kenya which have killed none so far in Kenya while Lassa fever has killed Nigerians but he is worried about a country thousands of kilometres away invaded by locusts

i dont get it..its like the Americans wailing why Chinese COVID-19 numbers are down .they should concentrate on their raising numbers...a dead chinees should not worry them..its a dead American who should..so if the locust in Kenya smoke or drink whatever its not naijas concern ..they should be worried about lassa,covid,poverty capita thing,boko boys,crazy Madarasas, cultism..dude the list is soo long..

mtisTheQubit:
Morning everyone...how is the lockdown...y'll gonna make it. ths bad thing will pass away..

but have a bad feeling the next one will be worse...just an urge not to worry though...sorry for sounding like a doomsday prophet.

The doom laden predictions, the hundreds of thousands of deaths prophesied by western(white) epidemiologists at the heights of the Ebola crisis in 2014 failed to materialise in Africa.

We will beat corona virus as well. I just hope Kenya and South Africa will not be the weak links of subsahara Africa.

There is somebody who is afraid to quote directly
I wonder what I did to him-her to make him-her afraid of me
Stop using proxies just quote directly I don't bite

tylann:

Thanks for the analysis

lets blame Tayser for the other war..

obaaderemi:
The doom laden predictions, the hundreds of thousands of deaths prophesied by western(white) epidemiologists at the heights of the Ebola crisis in 2014 failed to materialise in Africa.

We will beat corona virus as well. I just hope Kenya and South Africa will not be the weak links of subsahara Africa.

weak links ? am surprised..an i thought WA is the epicenter

tylann:

What are you saying is nonsense boy
South Africans live a better life than Nigerians

The crux of the envy

jln115:

A Black SAn can certainly feel what ever he or she likes about apartheid..... You as a Kenyan didn't live through it, so who the fvck are you to tell XhosaNostra how she should feel and about apartheid? My bru she lived it and you read it in a book!

Also not all Black South Africans experienced apartheid at the same level.... For instance judging by Lionessza6 hatred towards whites, she probably had it pretty bad under apartheid .......


Also her centiments are echoed by other(not all necessarily) SAns

I dont have to be a SAn to have an opinion. The usual tactic. If it favors you, then SA can be lumped together with the rest of Africa, if not, SA is different and the rest of Africa should fvck off?? If I was supporting your position you would be praising me.

mtisTheQubit:

i dont get it..its like the Americans wailing why Chinese COVID-19 numbers are down .they should concentrate on their raising numbers...a dead chinees should not worry them..its a dead American who should..so if the locust in Kenya smoke or drink whatever its not naijas concern ..they should be worried about lassa,covid,poverty capita thing,boko boys,crazy Madarasas, cultism..dude the list is soo long..

Me I always wonder why they are always concerned about kenyan problems while Nigeria has gigantic and menacing problems compared to any country in Africa

mtisTheQubit:

gonna blame you on the sh.t which follows ...tayser why talk of Mfecane wars..why not talk of nice stuff like that beautiful habesh gal ya got the other day..

ok, have to talk about it cos it has this sound of mfuckane

mtisTheQubit:

lets blame Tayser for the other war..

Yeah let us blame him

TayserMahri:


ok, have to talk about it cos it has this sound of mfuckane

Just30:
I guess you don't know how SF helicopters look like

The US military does not used D 500 and it variants nor the copy version as they are not military helicopters


Dont confuse yourself with the Huges OH-JA CAYUSE of the USA military for a D 500

What do you mean by D 500? We're talking of MD 500. You're in your H-orbit

tylann:

Yeah let us blame him

he now calling it mfuckane

obaaderemi:
To the immature Little Indian shouting "Poverty Capital" like a warcry since last year, I just pity you and fellow Kenyans. You are here fighting a lost battle on a Nigerian site while serious starvation is about to worsen in your shitthole. This is not a joke at all!
Coupled with coronavirus. Kenya needs mercy.

Lol.it is over for kenya...they are fvcked
They are going I to recession..




[b]Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) usable foreign exchange reserves dropped Sh35.87 billion in the week to March 26, to over two-year lows.
The decline comes on reduced inflows of export earnings due a freeze on imports of fruits and vegetables to China, reduced orders for flowers from consumers in Europe and the Middle East.
This has been coupled with reduction in airfreight and shipping volumes due to closure of borders to fight spread of the coronavirus.
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Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) usable foreign exchange reserves dropped Sh35.87 billion in the week to March 26, to over two-year lows.

CBK data show the reserves now stand at Sh836.33 billion ($7,965 million) down from Sh872.20 billion ($8,298 million) recorded in the week ending March 19, marking the lowest point since the week ending March 8, 2018 of $7155 million or 4.78 months of import cover.

This represents the sharpest drop compared to a fall of Sh12.6 billion a week earlier. It is an Sh83.26 billion drop from Sh919.59 billion ($8758 million) of reserves representing 5.39 months of import cover recorded in the first week of the year.

“The CBK usable foreign exchange reserves remained adequate at USD7,965 million (4.84 months of import cover) as at March 26. This meets the CBK’s statutory requirement to endeavour to maintain at least 4 months of import cover, and the EAC region’s convergence criteria of 4.5 months of import cover,” CBK stated.

The decline comes on reduced inflows of export earnings due a freeze on imports of fruits and vegetables to China, reduced orders for flowers from consumers in Europe and the Middle East.[/b]

jln115:
you thinking you have some pedestal to speak on behalf of Black SAns

Im speaking for me on behalf of me. Twisting words must be your hobby

mtisTheQubit:

he now calling it mfuckane

mfuckane it is then

tylann:

Worry about Nigeria's poverty citizen of the world poverty capital
Let Kenyans worry about locusts
Or you forget you have Lassa fever too

Continue to give yourself cold comfort,boy.
By the time starvation handles you, you will be the first to start crying here like you did last year. We all read your heart wrenching weeping on this thread.

Nigerians on average are far richer than Little Indians. No image of starving people like those of Kenya has ever come out of Nigeria. The locust invasion images are biblical level though.

TayserMahri:


Im speaking for me on behalf of me. Twisting words must be your hobby

Are you now?..........interesting

Lol some idiot is acting like a female high school teen up there by speaking alone and flattering himself just to get my attention...
If you are so sure of what yourself quote me nakuru and stop all this womanly game..you are a loser .

jln115:
all my arguments I can back up with actual sources mate... Which BTW I have in the past when debating with kikuyu.... You on the other hand didn't even want to post your source of the mfecane not being that bad!!! Which simply proves my point.

Secondly I've not lied bro, I just simply wasn't taught the propaganda that Africa was some peaceful wonder land before colonialism like you have!

Your sources are always wikipedia. I dont remember you coming up with anything better than a propaganda/racialist source. My source is beyond reproach. Until you provide evidence for all your wild claims im not providing you mine. The ONUS is on you!

Who said Africa was some peaceful wonderland? You're attacking that strawman too much

obaaderemi:
Continue to give yourself cold comfort,boy.
By the time starvation handles you, you will be the first to start crying here like you did last year. We all read your heart wrenching weeping on this thread.

Nigerians on average are far richer than Little Indians. No image of starving people like those of Kenya has ever come out of Nigeria. The locust invasion images are biblical level though.

No starvation will strike Kenya boy
Worry about Lassa fever which is killing your fellow Nigerians

samorobo:


Lol.it is over for kenya...they are fvcked
They are going I to recession..




[b]Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) usable foreign exchange reserves dropped Sh35.87 billion in the week to March 26, to over two-year lows.
The decline comes on reduced inflows of export earnings due a freeze on imports of fruits and vegetables to China, reduced orders for flowers from consumers in Europe and the Middle East.
This has been coupled with reduction in airfreight and shipping volumes due to closure of borders to fight spread of the coronavirus.
Advertisement

Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) usable foreign exchange reserves dropped Sh35.87 billion in the week to March 26, to over two-year lows.

CBK data show the reserves now stand at Sh836.33 billion ($7,965 million) down from Sh872.20 billion ($8,298 million) recorded in the week ending March 19, marking the lowest point since the week ending March 8, 2018 of $7155 million or 4.78 months of import cover.

This represents the sharpest drop compared to a fall of Sh12.6 billion a week earlier. It is an Sh83.26 billion drop from Sh919.59 billion ($8758 million) of reserves representing 5.39 months of import cover recorded in the first week of the year.

“The CBK usable foreign exchange reserves remained adequate at USD7,965 million (4.84 months of import cover) as at March 26. This meets the CBK’s statutory requirement to endeavour to maintain at least 4 months of import cover, and the EAC region’s convergence criteria of 4.5 months of import cover,” CBK stated.

The decline comes on reduced inflows of export earnings due a freeze on imports of fruits and vegetables to China, reduced orders for flowers from consumers in Europe and the Middle East.[/b]

For your information, Sam, it has gotten worse for Little India since then. All the lies about their economy growing are coming apart. The little Indians are so gullible.

samorobo:
Lol some idiot is acting like a female high school teen up there by speaking alone and flattering himself just to get my attention...
If you are so sure of what yourself quote me nakuru and stop all this womanly game..you are a loser .

sammy how does female high school teen behave ?..

Obaaderemi have you heard about Kenyans dead because of locusts invasion
But I have heard about Nigerians being killed by Lassa fever

tylann:

No starvation will strike Kenya boy
Worry about Lassa fever which is killing your fellow Nigerians

Everyone knows Lassa fever's effects in Nigeria are suboptimal. It doesn't affect the economy. Unlike droughts and locusts. We will be here to watch you cry again, boy.

obaaderemi:
For your information, Sam, it has gotten worse for Little India since then. All the lies about their economy growing are coming apart. The little Indians are so gullible.

Consoling yourself while Nigeria is in a dire state compared to Kenya

jln115:

Actually he did both

"Uhuru’s narrative was a rehearsal of the official view of African history crafted by nationalism. According to this rendition, the pre-colonial era was a democratic paradise where various African communities lived harmoniously with each other, a state of affairs that was disrupted by an oppressive colonial occupation. After the defeat of colonialism, the story goes, Africa reclaimed its democratic traditions.

This idealistic retelling of African history is now official, documented in school history books and rehearsed during the marking of national days. The truth, however, is a lot more inconvenient for both our cultural nationalists and those who hold power, for the common denominator in all three historical eras — pre-colonial, colonial and post-colonial — is brutal tyranny."

if I may sum up the article for you,

1. Africa was not democratic
2. Africa was not all peaceful wonderland

NOT

1. Africa was a scene of genocide
2. Africa was a scene of slavery

obaaderemi:
Continue to give yourself cold comfort,boy.
By the time starvation handles you, you will be the first to start crying here like you did last year. We all read your heart wrenching weeping on this thread.

Nigerians on average are far richer than Little Indians. No image of starving people like those of Kenya has ever come out of Nigeria. The locust invasion images are biblical level though.

Lol I still remember how that Nakuru idiot wept bitterly when kazikazi started the Turkana show..lol they were times I heard that screenshot on my phone to read a d laugh every morning..I will check if I still have it then post it again...

Don't talk too much just copy and past my screenshot for them to read all-over again.they know the shiithole is about to receive it hot..very soon, very,very soon

mtisTheQubit:

now you know eeh... its not about mfecane (sa) it about the other mfecane