Vlain:



Projects like this are allover vi, Lekki. I see them advertising numerous style and design of this kind of project in Instagram (I am a bit verse with the Nigerian property market) so down here it's not a big deal. We see shiit like this all the time. So yeah enjoy yur baby step noise.

rvp2018:
I think the difference is the scale and the weapons. Before european arrival in Africa - most conflict were low intensity - with primitive tools- there was no industrial scale - with guns and bombs - so generally the death toll was low - and massacre - leave genocide was not common. The industrial ability of western power gave them the ability to commit massacres at a shocking scale. Armed with a machine gun - and with very low population of that time - you could literally exterminate a whole gene pool.

The next who knows - someone could nuke a whole country out.

codemaniacs:


Lagos is not Nigeria's capital.

When someone shares pics of Nairobi then share pics of Abuja and projects going on in Abuja.

tylann:

Lagos is Nigeria's biggest city and Nigeria's financial centre
Nairobi is Kenya's biggest city and Kenya's financial centre

rvp2018:
Ghana should learn something from kenya education sector

But many of us who grew up under President Daniel Moi will remember the massive wave of fundraisers to build schools that were conducted under his reign. At some point, there were schools simply known as “harambee schools” coming up in nearly every sub-location in the country. Whatever one may fault the late President for, one thing for sure was that he loved education and went out of his way to build schools all over the country. This is especially so for girls’ schools.

In a big way, Moi expanded the horizon for the education of girls, creating the beautiful phenomenon where there were schools named “Moi Girls” in every corner of the country. I am surprised that this is a conversation we rarely have, because with this shot in the arm for girl child education, Moi empowered the modern Kenyan woman in a way no one else did.

This changed the academic map tremendously from mostly schools built by churches and colonialists, to new ones that absorbed increasing numbers of learners. Indeed, some of the private schools associated with Moisuch as Sacho, Sunshine and Moi Educational Centre remain some of the best run schools in the country, a legacy that you cannot deny Moi.

vankelvin:
You've started your village attitude again?

I'm sure you guys are happy with the *Village tag*.

No normal thinking human being will make this a big deal. Almost all mission schools in Ghana are run by Government. Government is responsible for everything in those schools.

In Kenya things are done differently.
This is how we do it in Ghana, learn and move on and stop your village attitude.

rvp2018:
How can we move on when you have 800 senior high schools only,.

vankelvin:


I know right?
When Indians control your country that's how you think and behave.

It's 800+ schools that are operating now.
Many Secondary schools have folded up sake of the Free SHS program.

A poor Kenyan like you should be thinking about what you will eat tomorrow and not *the number of SHS there are in Ghana*.

rvp2018:
872 or 900 still a pretty low number. Take control of your country from the church.

Vlain:


I just found out about it too. I will look into it further.

vankelvin:


Our country is in safe hands. The churches are doing well.

No indian is controlling our economy or government.

Kazikazi:
kiberans kiberans kiberans
How many times must I teach you fellaz?

vankelvin:


Our country is in safe hands. The churches are doing well.

No indian is controlling our economy or government.

jln115:
there were massacres all over Africa before and after colonisation that's the point....white colonisers didn't bring murder, genocide, rape ect ect to Africa... That was here long before the whitey came

mtisTheQubit:

Dude just come out an tell us your religion..an don't hide behind africa spiritual stuff..we know who congured benin

Kazikazi:
Your sokoto is made of cotton,the plant which were brought in your country by colonizers.Don't ever call those things ' African'.Even a sewing machine you use was made by foreigners. I don't wanna mention about needles and stuff,I know thy are all foreign made probably China.
But without knowing much,you wear your sokoto and call it African?

gallivant:


The pictures still giving you a headache?

IGpro1:
you've said it all, the evil that came into existence through those practices are mind twisting... I'm from a royal family, both paternal and maternal, when I hear of some past events, I weep sometimes. Visit the fetish market in Togo, you'd see daylight horror of all kinds, dried human and animal parts. Something as quire as a human pen!s can be bought in that market. What do they need it for, if not for some rituals,To appease their demonized images called gods.
The west are also involved in some of these demonic practices through illuminati and other occult groups but they are hidden.Africans were engrossed in it.

Today Nigeria is the largest exporter of Christian missionaries in the world. Nigerian missionaries are all over the world including America and Fetish practices are gradually fading away though still been practiced secretly.


Africans discovered natural resources too early.
We lack the capacity to govern or manage things, but give it 20 years, we will compete with Asian countries. By then we would have saturated our societies with intellectually sound individuals who have developed the capacity to govern a people.

On that cave dwelling thing, your post kind of agree with mine that Africans had no direction, save few kingdoms. I wouldn't want to hurt someones feelings by using the word hopless most were fetish and hopless. Why would boers enslave Southies if they found them in good houses

IGpro1:
when Daniel told king Nebuchadnezzar his dream and interpreted the same, he made oblation to Daniel,offer sacrifices to Daniel and called him a god.

When Paul through the power of holyspirit healed a man in Lyconia, they sacrificed to him and called him a god by the name Mercury.

Guess what, the Bible calls us gods, ruled by one God yaweh.

I have one question for you, WHERE DOES HUMAN LIFE END. WHERE WILL THE EVIL PEOPLE GO AND WHERE WILL THE GOOD PEOPLE GO.?

IGpro1:
yet a Christian deacon move the motion to stop slavery before it was abolished world wide. Young man don't dabble into what is beyond you..
I wish you well in your faith.

Abohboy:


Want to provide evidence we’re focusing mainly on Western Africa, there weren’t genocides of any type there were wars but never on the scale of those that came after and it genuinely wasn’t a matter of better weapons they had guns in some of these wars but the casualties still remained low, mostly becuase all through out they were trying to make peace look at obalufon the second how he ended the wars and rebuilt the city to be great again

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
Nigerian governor blames Christianity for boko Haram and says Christians are behind boko Haram and the one controlling boko Haram

vankelvin:


Which pictures?