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Genre: People & Blogs
Date of upload: Apr 23, 2012 ^^
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I’m a Nigerian (West African). Honestly my nation & continent is corrupt(both people & leaders) the brain drain of smartest people going out of Africa, disunity of African Union, poor people having many kids & worst of all we manufacture less & import more. Please Non-Africans encourage the small good we Africans do. It can go a long way 🙏❤️
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I’m going to say this now and keep on saying it until we get it through our thick heads as Africans, particularly darker skinned Africans. Besides Europeans coming to the African continent and further setting darker skinned Africans back, Africans have no one but ourselves to blame for our position in the respective countries we predominantly populate due to corruption, the lack of care we have for each other as far as our development is concerned infrastructure and intellectual development. I made an observation about our people globally and how our environments are very similar in appearance around the world. We need to stop blaming white people and other groups of people for our position and stand up and do something about it. The most embarrassing thing we can do as a people that look like us is constantly hold our hands out for people to help us solve our own or problems. Of the Human species we have the smallest brain sizes but we don’t seem to utilize our brains as efficiently as we should. I know I’m going to get cursed out by my people because I every time I point out shit like this and say it’s our own fault and we should have fought harder to protect our continent and our peoples, we always deflect and blame someone else and I’m about tired of it.
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I'm in South Africa, the problem is laziness, entitlement, corruption, greed and a complete and utter lack of any sense of: urgency, responsibilty, accountability, pride or introspection. Basically, "someone else will do it" or, "its not my job", and of course the perennial, "it's apartheid's fault".
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1 word: taxes.
Im in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia right now. In the part of the city that I'm staying now, I notice most goods are sold through street vendors that set up tents and want to haggle over the price. Most of which don't pay taxes. They take up so much space but bring no income to the state. Therefore, the state, has no money to build or even maintain the infrastructure. So the governments are reaching out to China to help them fund (loans) and build the infrastructures for them.
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@xcarraskii
4 months ago
Laziness that the problem
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