Topic: IF YOU ARE ASKED TO CHANGE A THING IN AFRICA (Read 8696 times)

ogboso · « **Reply #15 on:** »

Yes that is what I mean an official language from any of Africa's tribes, that is what I want.

krisspaul · « **Reply #16 on:** »

We can make any Language in Africa our official language irrespective of where it comes.

Mature · « **Reply #17 on:** »

krisspaul, you seems to agree with ogboso's opinion?

Perfect · « **Reply #18 on:** »

Close all the Africans boarders against any importation of any thing I mean anything, because Africa continent is resourceful to build or manufacture anything if that is the only option to survive.
Stop Africans leaders from sending their children abroad for studies, so that they should be forced to improve Africans educational systems to be competitive.

Aptword · « **Reply #19 on:** »

Quote from: ogboso on

Yes that is what I mean an official language from any of Africa's tribes, that is what I want.

Can we honestly foresee a time where all African nations will come together and agree that say Kikuyu from Central Kenya is the official language of all of Africa? We cannot even agree on one local language within our borders to be the official language.

I have Uganda as a case in point. They have been arguing for and against Luganda being made the official language. The for is almost everyone in the country speaks it, the against is... drum roll please... it is the local language of one people which would make them lord over the others. One official language is super ambitious!

As for change, we need to stop staring at and constantly talking about the bad leaders, laud the good ones and soon it will be more glorious to be a good leader in Africa. Then the change we desire in governorship will come. Change starts with we the people.

Perfect · « **Reply #20 on:** »

With Love, sense of togetherness and positive mind-set towards Africa Is possible that Kikuyu from Central Kenya will be an official language of all of Africa if Africans see that as necessity, as where the language comes from won't matter anymore.

jimbo79 · « **Reply #21 on:** »

i think more than 1 thing needs to change........first would be dealing with corruption.

Siye Heke · « **Reply #22 on:** »

-Forbid every woman to relax/fry the hair. It would be a must to have nappy/natural hair. (Unless the woman had foreign ancestry, or was extremely dedicated to the foreign/western community)

-Forbid the use of european names.

Webm · « **Reply #23 on:** »

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-Forbid every woman to relax/fry the hair. It would be a must to have nappy/natural hair. (Unless the woman had foreign ancestry, or was extremely dedicated to the foreign/western community)

-Forbid the use of european names.

Africans have gone deeply into these acts, what you're proposing will never happen in this life again. Concerning use of European names Christianity made impossible to use Africa name to baptize in the church, instead you hear John, peter, Simon.

Cokoye

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