jln115:
Yes in terms of viewership it bigger!

Danielnino00:
jln115 .. here's from one of the most reputable sport website in the world...

Ranking of the biggest sporting events in the world .

As you can see,even the rugby world cup is nowhere near the NBA,likewise the cricket world cup . Talkless of the IPL whatever ..

https://bleacherreport.com/articles/1247928-ranking-the-biggest-events-in-sports

You can bring your ranking from another website more reputable than bleacher reports..

Danielnino00:


The link I gave u says otherwise..

Danielnino00:


The link I gave u says otherwise..

jln115:


"The IPL final alone attracted 173 million viewers, 43% more year-on-year - or about 56 million so-called impressions on a time-weighted basis, growing at a similar pace. In contrast, the US National Football League’s flagship game, the Super Bowl, attracted 103 million average viewers in February this year, 7% fewer than in 2017 and the lowest viewership since 2009, as calculated by Nielsen."

FYI the NFL is much bigger in terms of viewership than the NBL in the US

forgiveness:




Hahahaha! That's if Greater Port Harcourt plan is executed but Nairobi pass am now oooo. Mo we no lie.

Danielnino00:


The super bowl is a single event..the NFL is a league...what is the average attendance of the NFL?

samorobo:
Lol.look at the skies and background...There is no country in the world that has that colours,thunder bolt, dramatic night background all in one except nairobi

samorobo:


Another one

Pic 1 and 2 offers us a view of the same building..
The building in pic 1 is looking Brown whilst that of pic 2 is la looking grey..

The leaves and trees look light green while in pics 2 it look black(only in kenya )

edon21:
For those who want to know....
Basketball is, has been and will still be the most prestigious game in the USA

Shma:
pic 1, be it an Indian city or wherever to me it doesn't look appealing, but the buildings looks iconic ..
2nd pic looks like malindi old town in coast region, how does it supposed to mean in this convo?
3. The last pic is eye appealing, those skyscrapers looks iconic, the zoning speaks volume.

Danielnino00:
Kibera always on the international news for the wrong reason..

The slum capital of Africa!!

jln115:
LMAO

Bro its not ranking those sports in terms of viewership or popularity mate!!

"Here are the biggest events in sports. Or rather, every sports fan's ultimate bucket list."

Danielnino00:
Kibera always on the international news for the wrong reason..

The slum capital of Africa!!

Danielnino00:


How about football??

Olympics football tournament and FIFA u-17 world cup??

2015 international scrabble championship?

ITTF Nigeria open?

jln115:

What Football tournament?

And im not talking about school boy Football....what has your National side won besides continental tournaments?

Since we are talking Olympics.......Gold medals-SA: 26 Nigeria: 3.......Not to mention SA was banned from competing for 24 years

Scrabble? as in the board game?

What the fvck is the ITTF Nigeria open?



What sport has Nigeria ever dominated in or been ranked nr1 in the World?

Abohboy:



Nigeria won the football olympics in 1996 Atlanta search it

Danielnino00:


Basketball is bigger than all those sport you listed...

So what's your point?

Danielnino00:


Thanks to India, cricket can boost of having over 1 billion fans...

Both which cricket tournament is bigger than the NBA?

Danielnino00:


We are far from being thrash..

We have been ranked no 5 in the world.. no Africa country has been ranked higher.. we have won Olympics football gold silver and bronze(no other country has won all 3 medals in football) . We have won and hosted the u-17 world cup .we have reached the final of the u-20 world cup..
We have produced some great players who have played in,scored at and won some of the most prestigious football titles in the world .

We are far from being thrash...unlike overrated South Africa with it's overrated PSL

Danielnino00:


Kindly petition FIFA to scrap the u-17 world cup if you consider it worthless.. but before u do that,ask them to give you a list of footballers whose career has been helped by the u-17 world cup ...

- American football is still rugby football ..

AskiaHarem:

jln115:

Nice great rebuttal

But the fact is i've posted several sources confirming the Mfecane and you have not posted a single source which states it didn't happen

The Mfecane

- like the epicentre of an earthquake, the creation of the Zulu Kingdom and the militarism upon which it was based sent shock waves throughout southern Africa; its effects and ramifications were felt much farther afield up into central Africa as far as modern Tanzania and lasted for decades. In other ways, it was like the blasting of a cue ball into a rack of billiard balls which were then sent careening in all directions. Africans came to call this turmoil the mfecane or difaqane (see ThompsonÕs explanation of the terms). The broadest outline of the effects can be found in J. D. Omer-Cooper, The Zulu Aftermath. Again, for a discussion of Cobbing's challenge to this view of the mfecane see Yonah Seleti.

- by the end of the process, the surviving northern Nguni had either been incorporated into the Zulu state or had been driven out. Refugees and smashed chieftaincies were set in motion; some groups were small and not well organised, although even they were often desperate and starving; other groups were organised and powerful fighting units.

- the southern Nguni (Xhosa) along the coast were subjected to successive waves of refugees; many were taken in by the Xhosa as dependent clients where they became known as Mfengu (Fingos). This almost certainly increased the population pressure in the Transkei and eastern Cape areas which was further increased by the British pushing back the Xhosa during the wars. The British also gathered a force to repel one group of invaders from Natal who made their way through Lesotho.

- later, the British engaged the Mfengu as allies who played a major role in the wars in which the Xhosa were repeatedly defeated. The Mfengu were rewarded with land and cattle taken from the Xhosa. This produced long term hostilities which are remembered even to this day.

- others fled from Natal up into the high veld area where their raiding and desperate attacks disrupted life and societies there. The Sotho and Tswana peoples were peaceful and totally unprepared for the onslaught of waves of fierce and desperate invaders. Chieftaincies there were disrupted, destroyed or in their turn set in motion attacking others. One of the best known of the latter was led by a woman, MaNtatisi, and the group were referred to a ‘Mantatees’; she was a great wife of the chief who was regent during the minority of her son, Sikonyela. We know of them because they launched a number of attacks on peoples where missionaries were located in the area from Kimberly northwards. Eventually, the remnants returned to their original area where the north eastern corner of the Cape meets Lesotho.

- in the turmoil in the area, an outstanding leader, Moshoeshoe, was able to use two hilltop fortresses to provide an island of refuge and relative safety. There he collected and received refugees of many peoples and welded them into a kingdom known as Basotholand. We shall return to analyse his achievement in more detail later.

- a breakaway group from the Zulu led by Mzilikazi began to establish the Ndebele kingdom in the Orange Free State/Transvaal area. When white trekboers in the Great Trek moved into the area in 1837, defeats in several clashes convinced Mzilikazi to move north of the Limpopo River and establish his kingdom there—known historically as the ‘Matabele Kingdom’ in Rhodesia/Zimbabwe.

- another manifestation was a group known as the Kololo. It was formed from fragments of Sotho and Tswana peoples in the high veld. They attacked and disrupted peoples in modern Botswana, and eventually, pushed by attacks of Mzilikazi’s Ndebele, they moved north to settle in the upper Zambesi River. There, they helped to form the Rozwi kingdom and became known as the Barotzi.

- other refugee groups fled from Natal north; about 1820, a group led by Soshangane devastated the area around Lourenco Marques (the Portuguese had to flee to ships and watch as the town was looted and burned). Eventually, they settled down (becoming known as the Shangaan) and created a large chiefdom in Mozambique.

- another band left Zululand in the 1820s led by Zwangandaba. The history of this group shows the amazing durability of a social, military system. After harrying people in Mozambique, the group moved into Zimbabwe where it finished the Shona culture and society that had originally centred on Great Zimbabwe. The group crossed the Zambezi River in 1835. There was some fragmentation in the next decades as some elements attacked and then settled down in a number of places around Lake Nyasa. Others, however, continued northward and eventually were brought to a halt in southern Tanzania just south of Lake Tanganyika in the late 1860s. The process was still going on when the Germans arrived in the area in the late 1880s.

- the secret of this durability was the regimental system which could continually incorporate new recruits to replace those who died off or who dropped out to settle down. The system also provided very substantial military advantages over the organisation and fighting tactics that were commonly used. Even where peoples managed to avoid being smashed, they did so only by adopting the same innovations as their attackers. Thus, there was a reorganisation and militarisation of societies in all areas affected—either from elements that dropped out and used the system or by forcing people to adopt the same innovations in order to survive.

- it is fascinating to observe the momentum and durability of a social and political system; usually, procreation and rearing of children is the mechanism for perpetuating a social system over time. With Zwangandaba’s Nguni group, it was conquest and incorporation. In the course of their wanderings, the personnel was completely changed as the original Nguni members from Natal were killed, died or dropped out. By the time they reached central Africa, the language had changed and the groups came to be called Ngoni.

- the Swazi, another northern Nguni kingdom in Natal when the process started, were forced to move north-westward from Natal and managed to hold their own despite some Zulu attacks in what became Swaziland.

SOURCE http://smu-facweb.smu.ca/~wmills/course322/5_Mfecane.html

Austine1213:


We hosted fifa world cup
We hosted Rugby world cub
We have hosted Cricket world cup
We hosted netball world cup

samorobo:


Okay this was what you were trying to say

Just30:
Guy, you are dumb

you know nothing