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Nowenuse:


lethalbeast and vaxx are just very ignorant.

There are millions of hausa speakers in Ghana, i am not sure of their ethnicity, but it seems like they are not native hausas, because of the way they speak.

I have met many of them here in Nigeria and some are even family friends.

I have even seen Hausa movies and tv adverts from Ghana.

One is even bearing " Ibro Ghana"

forgiveness:



Oyo empire ordinary mercenaries(not even the light army) humbled, humiliated, crushed, pummeled and defeated the whole mighty large 200,000 armies of Ashanti kotoko empire. Wetin go happen if they face the main Oyo empire calvary?

Suicidal!

they no know that one............

and I didn't even wanna say that to make them feel bad.

Just30:
Of course Ashanti is greater than Benin
Ashanti Kingdom in the only surviving Kingdom in Africa.
Empire
The Ashanti Empire (or Confederacy), also Asanteman (1701–1896), was a West African state of the Ashanti, the Akan people of the Ashanti Region, Akanland in modern day Ghana. Due to the empire's military prowess, sophisticated hierarchy, social stratification and culture, the Ashanti empire had one of the largest historiographies of any indigenous Sub-Saharan African political entity. mehr
History of Africa
Some notable pre-colonial states and societies in Africa include the Nok culture, Mali Empire, Ashanti Empire, Kingdom of Mapungubwe, Kingdom of Sine, Kingdom of Saloum, Kingdom of Baol, Kingdom of Zimbabwe, Kingdom of Kongo, Ancient Carthage, Numidia, Mauretania, the Aksumite Empire, the Ajuran Sultanate and the Adal Sultanate. mehr
Sub-Saharan Africa
The Ashanti Empire arose in the 16th century in modern-day Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire. mehr
Sofia
Its collections encom diverse cultural items such as Ashanti Empire sculptures, Buddhist art, Dutch Golden Age painting, works by Albrecht Dürer, Jean-Baptiste Greuze and Auguste Rodin, among others. mehr
Asante dialect
It is spoken in and around Kumasi, the capital of Ashanti Region and the former Ashanti Empire and current subnational Asante Kingdom within Ghana. mehr
History of the world
The Ashanti Empire rose to power in what is modern day Ghana in 1670. The Kingdom of Kongo also thrived during this period. mehr
Urbanization in Africa
In the West African forest region, cities developed among the Yoruba, Fulani, Hausa people as well as in the Ashanti Empire and Benin kingdom. mehr
Fante people
Despite the rapid growth of the Ashanti Empire in historic times, the Fante have always retained their state to this day. mehr
Osei Bonsu
In Akan, Bonsu means whale (the largest and most powerful "fish" in the sea), and is symbolic of his achievement of extending the Ashanti Empire to the coast. mehr
Okomfo Anokye
Anokye went to Osei Tutu's aid in Kumasi, capital of the Ashanti Empire, with a group of his tribesmen and women. mehr
Ayi Kwei Armah
"The Healers" (1979) mixed fact and fiction about the fall of the Ashanti Empire. mehr
Dutch Gold Coast
After the Battle of Feyiase (1701), the Ashanti Empire replaced the Denkyira as the dominant power, and the Dutch began paying tribute to the Ashanti instead. mehr
Dutch Gold Coast
The trade proved a disaster for the Dutch, as their long-standing alliance with the mighty inland Ashanti Empire tribe did not fare well with the coastal Fante population around the new forts assigned to them, who were allied with the British. mehr
Anglo-Ashanti wars
The "Anglo-Ashanti Wars" were five conflicts between the Ashanti Empire, in the Akan interior of the Gold Coast, now Ghana, and the British Empire in the 19th century between 1824 and 1901. The ruler of the Ashanti (or Asante) was the Asantehene. mehr

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With all the Ashanti's sophistication, they were humiliated and humbled by mere Oyo empire's mercenaries. Bhuuuhahaha!

forgiveness:
We are talking about ancient Empires, our Ghanaian brothers think they are more ancient than Nigeria's ancient Empires.

Bhuuuhahaha!

When the likes of Bornu Empire, Oyo empire and Benin Empire were established when they were still *cough*......

The fact that history is not thought in our secondary schools doesn't mean we don't know our history, na.

Bornu Empire.

I dey feel u bro..........

Isahalbash:





Them node Neva accept, but we dey accept wen we c d truth.

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No mind the boy, he no sabi fada. I go teach am today.

forgiveness:
We are talking about ancient Empires, our Ghanaian brothers think they are more ancient than Nigeria's ancient Empires.

Bhuuuhahaha!

When the likes of Bornu Empire, Oyo empire and Benin Empire were established when they were still *cough*......

The fact that history is not thought in our secondary schools doesn't mean we don't know our history, na.
Bornu Empire.

Ashanti empire was established in 1670

Bornu empire............................ 1380




Which 1 x ancient

shervydman:


they no know that one............

and I didn't even wanna say that to make them feel bad.

Ha! Feel bad ke! Na just lecture we dey lecture dem, na. No hard feelings but if dem feel bad, na dem....

Isahalbash:





Them no dey Neva accept, but we dey accept wen we c d truth.

oh God........u guys are seeing my problems with them.

shervydman:


I dey feel u bro..........

Hehehehe! I just wanna make sense (in Ben Bruce voice).

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ok......teach am.

Isahalbash:





Ashanti empire was established in 1670

Bornu empire............................ 1380




Which 1 x ancient

We call those without this simple knowledge ignoramus.

Isahalbash:







They look like Ghanaians

Ghanaians look like that

Jayceon:
Ghanaians look like that

what do u know?

shervydman:


my brother.......u are welcome.
that's what we face here every day by day.

they'll just post any pics and claim whatever they wanna claim.

Tanx bro......dere Mata tire me like Mathias

shervydman:


oh God........u guys are seeing my problems with them.

Dem go learn by fire by force.

I have not finished yet. I will still go back to education, skyscraper etc.

Some are pathetic liars.

shervydman:


what do u know?

non

shervydman:


ok......teach am.

Ok na!

Isahalbash:










Tanx bro......dere Mata tire me like Mathias

.................abeg, let's leave matter for mathias jare.

Its very true... Nigeria is actually an experiment gone bad.

Fantastically downgraded

TonyeBarcanista:
I am saddened by the continuous act of some of my compatriots to always engage in social media fight with fellow Africans, most notably our brothers and sisters from Ghana and Kenya.

It is even unfortunate that these countries Nigeria youths love to abuse on social media are doing better than our potentially great country in virtually all sphere despite the fact that we(as a country) have more revenues, potentials, and opportunities. If Nigerians are not aware of the superiority(in of living) of other Africans over us, I will have to educate them using Kenya as a case study.

While Nigerians have always pride in the self titled "African Giant" rhetoric, facts on ground shows otherwise. Though we generate more revenue than Kenya, which is 70% due to the gift of nature under our soil(Petrodollars), Nigerians still lag behind greatly in basic things when compared to the East African giant.

According to 2015 data from World Health Organisation, Nigeria's male and female life expectancy are 52years and 56 years respectively, meaning an average Nigerian is expected to die before he/she turns 60. Meanwhile, the expectancy for Kenyan male and female are 61 and 66 years respectively. Similarly, while Nigeria has the 10th highest infant mortality rate worldwide with average 72 deaths per 1,000 birth, Kenya's infant mortality rate is rated 52nd in the world with average 32 deaths per 1,000 births. This means it is safer to give birth in Kenya than in Nigeria, and an average Kenyan living in Kenya is expected to live longer than an average Nigerian living in Nigeria.

Though Nigeria has more tourism potential than Kenya, but Kenya is one of the choice destination for vacation in East Africa. While Nigeria managed to rake in $601 million as Tourism receipt(Revenue) in 2014, Kenya raked in $1.833 billion in the same year. Nigeria can't even boast of a National carrier meanwhile Kenya Airways, the National Carrier of Kenya boasts of 45 Aircrafts in their fleet with 4,000 workforce strength. In addition, Kenya Airways is reputed to be one of the best in Africa.

In Africa, Kenya is the leader of Mobile money. Nigeria is still still battling to get it right in the ICT sector with poor infrastructure, lack of power, lack of political will, and fantastically corruption.

At present Nigeria is experiencing recession in her economy, one would expect Nigerians to shun frivolties and seek for ways to turn the recession to prosperity instead of wasting productive hours fighting our African brethren over irrelevances. Why would one who is rationing his/her phone battery life due to epileptic power supply still spend the little battery life s/he got through his/her generator to abuse someone in Nairobi who is neither rationing his/her phone battery life nor is depending on generating set for power? There is no trophy or reward for social media fight, Nigerians should stop sending the wrong image to the world that our greatness lies in social media wars.


Nigeria is a great country with potentials, filled with great prospects, but we can never be great if we don't channel our time and resources to fix our country.

A word should be enough for the wise... May God Bless Us All, and Bless Nigeria

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RESOURCES: http://world.bymap.org/InfantMortality.html
http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/ST.INT.RT.CD
http://www.who.int/countries/nga/en/
http://www.who.int/countries/ken/en/

Jayceon:
Ghanaians look like that

So you don't really knw or u r feigning ignorant



If I see a Nigerian even if he was removed inside d grave, I will know



Those people look like Ghanaian, Togolese or Nijerians




That's, if d pix is even real.

forgiveness:


We call those without this simple knowledge ignoramus.

SergioRamos

shervydman:


.................abeg, let's leave matter for mathias jare.

D tin go bad gan...make Mathias nogo matchet sombori shildren

They said University of Ghana is better than Nigeria's University but I said let us compare University of Ibadan with University of Ghana by listing international renowned alumni from both Universities but the guy gave a name of someone who never had his tertiary education in Ghana. What a shame. He doesn't know we have a alot of scientists in NASA and other places too.

Now, I challenge or dare the Ghanaians and Kenyans to list the names of international renowned alumni of their best University, to compare and contrast with the alumni of University of Ibadan.


We are not interested in beautiful campuses or infrastructures but the quality of education in them and what caliber of people they churned out and are still churning out till today.

I know you chickened out initially but I will give you another chance to redeem your battered image.

I am waiting.

NairobiWalker, Just30

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forgiveness:
They said University of Ghana is better than Nigeria's University but I said let us compare University of Ibadan with University of Ghana by listing international renowned alumni from both Universities but the guy gave a name of some who never had his tertiary education in Ghana. What a shame. He doesn't know we have a alot of scientists in NASA and other places to.

Now, I challenge of dare the Ghanaians and Kenyans to list the names of international renowned alumni of their best universities, for compare and contrast with the alumni of University of Ibadan.


We are not interested in beautiful campuses or infrastructures but the quality of education in them and what caliber of people they churned out and are still churning out till today.

I know you chickened out initially but I will give you another chance to redeem your battered image.

I am waiting.

I can see u really have their time..............

shervydman:


I can see u really have their time..............

Hahahahahah! Not really but I go dey drop heavy facts that will close dem mouth.

Isahalbash:











So you don't really knw or u r feigning ignorant



If I see a Nigerian even if he was removed inside d grave, I will know



Those people look like Ghanaian, Togolese or Nijerians




That's, if d pix is even real.

I don't know...I have never been to Ghana and I have never had a Ghanaian friend in my life

Jayceon:
I don't know...I have never been to Ghana and I have never had a Ghanaian friend in my life

Better...dnt let people deceive u wit fake or photoshop pix here.

Isahalbash:








Better...dnt let people deceive u wit fake or photoshop pix here.

thanx bro

I know a photoshop when I see one,I know a bleaching person when I see one..how??..their skins usually look unnatural and their facial tone in most cases doesn't match that of the rest of the body.

Deceiving lord Jayceon?...there is no living soul that would dare pull a fast one on me

GERALD710:

I come from Coastal Kenya, our cities existed looooooooong before Benin.Lamu was trading with the Greeks and Romans in 325 B.C. Mombasa was an established town in 70 A.D. Coastal Kenya, alongside Coastal Tanzania developed the Swahili culture that eventually gave the region the most spoken African language on the Continent today.

Kenya's cities existed looooooooong before Nigeria's cities, right!? but after looking at the snapshot, which won con old ?