Lovesdaisied:


How does someone come to a conclusion on something except through observation? And in the case of Lord Lugard, which groups did he observe the most when it comes to his statements on Black people?

ennyhola:
WHERE CAN I GET IT?

Amusaopeyemi:

Try reading it again.
I started reading Fagunwa's books at age 15 on my own, I went to ibadan 3years ago to get the translations of all his books.
Fagunwa was the best.

Solomonodimegwu:
why

omonnakoda:
That is primary school logic although you have not provided any evidence that he observed any group the most ,the Nort is not a "group" it is made of of hundreds of ethnic groups.

Even if it was one group then the logic of your assumption would imply that he was less qualified to comment on the other group rather than anything else. I am sorry but your reasoning is juvenile. There are so many Variables to consider other than time spend. Did he spend the time fighting ,studying and observing, etc.

If I learn how to drive using a toyota and spend 140 hours and now I drive a honda which I have driven for 14 hours according to your logic I know more about Toyotas than Hondas. Actually the reverse may be true because I may have better understanding of cars now and a better framework for studying cars now allowing me to do a better job much quicker. Anyway you have failed to provide evidenc e for your claim that he spent more time in the North which if true proves NOTHING

xmich:
Pls that double crowned man na him wife be that person standing by

Amusaopeyemi:
You need to read it and others like Ireke Onibudo Igbo Olodumare Aditu Olodumare
All by the same author. You should get them in good bookshops for 600naira each.

haul:



Relax man, be civil a bit. All the history and all that we all know it. young man you see, the current state of blacks is it still history making our leaders worthless,corrupt,mismanageful,reckless,nonchalant,cynical?

I'm the least person you going to talk about super-inferior-complex too, forget it was racially uttered, are we not justifying him? The act of xenophobe in SA does it not do justice to it? Youruba-igbo ethno-rift is it not doing justice to it? Hausa-fulani vs middle belts is it not justifying it?

Do you need a seer to see all this? Is lugard still controlling you and me? Blame our leaders for our caveman,crass mentality and under-development, nigeria as a country had the biggest resources after this white heads left.

Bro the key to africa lies in our skin color,all we have to do is seek our inner part to radiate our black beauty rather than looking for shortcut thereby bleaching it.

You are who you are not what they want you to be.

OLUJOSHINS:


I salute U mar.

wait ooooo I never knew they made translations sha.

I come dey crack my brain with dat ancient Yoruba.


I will try to get the translations next time I intend to read his books

OLUJOSHINS:
Ogboju Ode ninu Igbo irunmale.

That book Na die ooooo. I tried to read Igbo irunmale in 2010 but I gave up after reading the first page

OLUJOSHINS:
Ogboju Ode ninu Igbo irunmale.

That book Na die ooooo. I tried to read Igbo irunmale in 2010 but I gave up after reading the first page

OLUJOSHINS:
Ogboju Ode ninu Igbo irunmale.

That book Na die ooooo. I tried to read Igbo irunmale in 2010 but I gave up after reading the first page

Greyworld:


If God actually regretd creatin man on earth (Gen.6:6) den am sure he meant the "BLACK MAN"

Lovesdaisied:


What gibberish did I just read? Simple comeback and I get all this?

A simple read of his biography at Wikipedia is all you need to know about his whereabouts in Africa:

[url]https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederick_Lugard,_1st_Baron_Lugard[/url]

OLUJOSHINS:



Any university bookshop close to You.

theSpark:
Cold wan kill Katsina emir pikin

gensteejay:

I'm surprised you could make that derogatory statement. Your opinion is highly fallacious and illogical. Beyond 20th century and up to this present moment, Africans have continued to make unprecedented achievements in our history and these great feats have constantly falsified that claim by Lord Lugard.

African States are only greatly hampered by the problems of corruption, leadership,......Given the necessary and conducive environments, Nigerians, and indeed Africans, can stand toe to toe with people in other continents of the globe. This has been always confirmed when one hears success stories of brilliant Nigerian students who excelled remarkably in foreign universities. There are also several Nigerian intellectuals/scientists who have made some wonderful inventions/contributions to knowledge, notable among them are Philip Emagweli (Father of Internet), Wole Soyinka, Niyi Osundare,just to mention a few; these people and several others could perform these epoch-making feats because of the enabling environment they found themselves in.

Truckpusher:
Give me one good reason why I should engage you? Because you are just confused here.

sinizia:
source; https://mobile.twitter.com/SeeMeSeeNigeria?p=s

If you wanIt us(North) to be part of this Nigeria you have in mind, then we want 50% of the membership of the Nat'l Assembly-Ahmadu Bello,1952

North and their born-to-rule mentality started right before we got our independence.

OLUJOSHINS:
Ogboju Ode ninu Igbo irunmale.

That book Na die ooooo. I tried to read Igbo irunmale in 2010 but I gave up after reading the first page

Classicman47:

How do u even read those signs and symbols?

Classicman47:

How do u even read those signs and symbols?

sinizia:
The Typical African...his mind is far nearer to the animal world than that of the European or Asiatic...-Lord Lugard(1926)NG,Gov-Gen 1913-18

Words on the marble. Though harsh, but painfully true. 89 years after Lord Lugard made this infamous statement, the stark reality staring at us proves him right. Africans are still backward till this age. Our hatred for our fellow race is the bane of our existence. if you want to doubt him, take a look at the current cesspit Nigeria is in.

ennyhola:
I don search tire,I.don't think there is any STANDARD bookshop here in Abk

OLUJOSHINS:



I don't know of abk oooo. Have U tried unaab bookshop?

OLUJOSHINS:



I don't know of abk oooo. Have U tried unaab bookshop?

Ishilove:
Igbo Irunmole...

Amusaopeyemi:

See ehen, the translations are more difficult to understand. Prof Wole Soyinka translated 2 out of those books and the English he used was not from here at all. Another prof named Olu Obafemi translated the other two.
The translations are just bland they are not as interesting as the Yoruba version itself.