Salma Paralluelo



Salma Paralluelo



Salma nnmah nm ( nma m ) ( nmam),
Greetings and Respects.

speaking/writing candidly,
as i opined in a comment at that post on the internet,

with all due respect,
may i take the liberty to say that
this/that work / video
on xenophobia
is brilliant





and

that the lady journalist in the video
did a brilliant work on/in this/that piece

and that,

however,
in my considered opinion
which
i believe to be correct in this instance

xenophobia

in

???? Negroland Africa



i.e

???? Sub-Saharan Africa


i.e

???? Sub-Sahara Desert Africa


i.e

???? Africa below the Sahara Desert


i.e

???? Black Africa


i.e

???? Dark Africa

P.S : by the way, Salma, the mind-set and thinking of the individual tends to show through that individual’s words. all Africa has much sunlight historically and currently. so, on what basis would someone call a continent that apparently has more sunlight than say Europe a Dark Continent if it is not racism and self-serving oppression of Africa showing through those words ? if it is a snide remark reference terminology templating on the darker skin of the Negro humanoid then perhaps taking a cue from the old terminology of Native American Indians who termed the Aryans on Native America soil now called United States of America (U.S.A) “Pale Faces” then perhaps Europe should be referred to as the Pale Continent ?



i.e

???? Darkest Africa

P.S : by the way, Salma, the mind-set and thinking of the individual tends to show through that individual’s words. all Africa has much sunlight historically and currently. so, on what basis would someone call a continent that apparently has more sunlight than say Europe a Dark Continent if it is not racism and self-serving oppression of Africa showing through those words ? if it is a snide remark reference terminology templating on the darker skin of the Negro humanoid then perhaps taking a cue from the old terminology of Native American Indians who termed the Aryans on Native America soil now called United States of America (U.S.A) “Pale Faces” then perhaps Europe should be referred to as the Pale Continent ?



is not

exclusive to the Republic of South Africa

or

restricted to the Republic of South Africa

or

confined to the Republic of South Africa

or

limited to the Republic of South Africa

or

exhibited only in the Republic of South Africa

and has,

on record,

been exhibited in other parts of Negroland Africa,

for example :

???? in West[ern] Africa
in the 1960s
there was a xenophobia expelling/ expulsion of Nigerians from Ghana





???? in West[ern] Africa
sometime around the 1979? to 1983? period
there was a xenophobia expelling/ expulsion of Ghanians from Nigeria






???? in Central? Africa
in Rwanda,
there has been a xenophobia war that is
inter-Rwandan xenophobia / intra-Rwandan xenophobia
i.e xenophobia between the tribes in Rwanda themselves, viz :
Hutu versus Tutsi xenophobia





???? in West[ern] Africa
in Nigeria,
there has been a war that is inter-Nigerian xenophobia / intra-Nigerian xenophobia
i.e the Biafra War i.e the Nigeria Civil War ( 1967 – 1970 )
that was seemingly between the tribes in Nigeria themselves, viz :
Fulani, Hausa,etc of the then Northern Region
plus Yoruba of the then (South-)Western Region
plus the non-ibo language speaking tribes of the then Mid-Western Region

in a xenophobia war versus

the Ibo tribe and non-ibo tribes of the then (South-)Eastern Region
which made up the Biafra area.







???? according to rumours,
in Western Africa
the recent Presidential Elections in Nigeria
seemed to have an ethnic xenophobia colouration
as it seems that a large population tribe not native to Lagos, Nigeria was,
according to rumours,
seemingly asked to leave Lagos and perhaps also the entire South-West Nigeria area










???? according to rumours,
in East[ern] Africa
in Kenya
the police exhibit xenophobia negative actions against blacks from other parts of Negroland Africa i.e Black Africa










???? according to a recent post by African Stream
on the internet
Malawi has exhibited a xenophobia? turn against the refugee community


thus,

Salma nnkeh nm ( nkem ), it would seem that
although
the earlier

xenophobia burnings, beatings and killings






in

the Republic of South Africa

of

♦️Ghanians,

♦️Nigerians,

♦️Malawians,

♦️Zimbabweans,

♦️Ugandans,

♦️etc

and

the earlier

xenophobia expulsions

of

◼️Ghanians,

◼️Nigerians,

◼️Malawians,

◼️Zimbabweans,

◼️Ugandans,

◼️etc,

out from the Republic of South Africa ( RSA )

and

the xenophobia? fear and loathing referred to in the video

are not in tandem with

the philosophy of Pan-Africanism

which was authored? by Dr. Nnamdi Benjamin Azikiwe of the Ibo/Igbo tribe of Nigeria

Dr. Nnamdi Benjamin Azikiwe. President of Nigeria, West[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of Nigeria, West[ern] Africa, Africa. Nigeria Nationalist.



Dr. Nnamdi Benjamin Azikiwe. President of Nigeria, West[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of Nigeria, West[ern] Africa, Africa. Nigeria Nationalist.



Dr. Nnamdi Benjamin Azikiwe. President of Nigeria, West[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of Nigeria, West[ern] Africa, Africa. Nigeria Nationalist.



Dr. Nnamdi Benjamin Azikiwe. President of Nigeria, West[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of Nigeria, West[ern] Africa, Africa. Nigeria Nationalist.



and which

was accepted by some black Africa folks who also championed it

e.g

???? Dr. Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana

Dr. Kwame Nkrumah. President of Ghana, West[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of Ghana, West[ern] Africa, Africa. Ghana Nationalist.



Dr. Kwame Nkrumah. President of Ghana, West[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of Ghana, West[ern] Africa, Africa. Ghana Nationalist.



Dr. Kwame Nkrumah. President of Ghana, West[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of Ghana, West[ern] Africa, Africa. Ghana Nationalist.



???? Dr. Leopold Senghor of Senegal ( la Negritude philosophy )

Dr. Leopold Senghor. President of Senegal, West[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of Senegal, West[ern] Africa, Africa. Senegal Nationalist.



Dr. Leopold Senghor. President of Senegal, West[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of Senegal, West[ern] Africa, Africa. Senegal Nationalist.



Dr. Leopold Senghor. President of Senegal, West[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of Senegal, West[ern] Africa, Africa. Senegal Nationalist.



???? Dr. Jomo Kenyatta of Kenya

Dr. Jomo Kenyatta. President of Kenya, East[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of Kenya, East[ern] Africa, Africa. Kenya Nationalist.


Dr. Jomo Kenyatta. President of Kenya, East[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of Kenya, East[ern] Africa, Africa. Kenya Nationalist.


Dr. Jomo Kenyatta. President of Kenya, East[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of Kenya, East[ern] Africa, Africa. Kenya Nationalist.


Dr. Jomo Kenyatta. President of Kenya, East[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of Kenya, East[ern] Africa, Africa. Kenya Nationalist.



???? Dr. Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia

Dr. Kenneth Kaunda. President of Zambia, South[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of Zambia, South[ern] Africa, Africa. Zambia Nationalist.


Dr. Kenneth Kaunda. President of Zambia, South[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of Zambia, South[ern] Africa, Africa. Zambia Nationalist.


Dr. Kenneth Kaunda. President of Zambia, South[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of Zambia, South[ern] Africa, Africa. Zambia Nationalist.


Dr. Kenneth Kaunda. President of Zambia, South[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of Zambia, South[ern] Africa, Africa. Zambia Nationalist.



???? Dr. Julius Nyerere of Tanzania

Dr. Julius Nyerere. President of Tanzania, East[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of Tanzania, East[ern] Africa, Africa. Tanzania Nationalist.



Dr. Julius Nyerere. President of Tanzania, East[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of Tanzania, East[ern] Africa, Africa. Tanzania Nationalist.



???? Dr. Patrice Lumumba of Congo

Dr. Patrice Lumumba. President of Congo, Central Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of Congo, Central Africa, Africa. Congo Nationalist.



Dr. Patrice Lumumba. President of Congo, Central Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of Congo, Central Africa, Africa. Congo Nationalist.


Dr. Patrice Lumumba. President of Congo, Central Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of Congo, Central Africa, Africa. Congo Nationalist.


Dr. Patrice Lumumba. President of Congo, Central Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of Congo, Central Africa, Africa. Congo Nationalist.



???? Dr. Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe

Dr. Robert Mugabe. President of Zimbabwe, South[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of Zimbabwe, South[ern] Africa, Africa. Zimbabwe Nationalist.



Dr. Robert Mugabe. President of Zimbabwe, South[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of Zimbabwe, South[ern] Africa, Africa. Zimbabwe Nationalist.



Dr. Robert Mugabe. President of Zimbabwe, South[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of Zimbabwe, South[ern] Africa, Africa. Zimbabwe Nationalist.



Dr. Robert Mugabe. President of Zimbabwe, South[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of Zimbabwe, South[ern] Africa, Africa. Zimbabwe Nationalist.



???? Dr. Joshua Nkomo of Zimbabwe

Dr. Joshua Nkomo. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of Zimbabwe, South[ern] Africa, Africa. Zimbabwe Nationalist.


Dr. Joshua Nkomo. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of Zimbabwe, South[ern] Africa, Africa. Zimbabwe Nationalist.


Dr. Joshua Nkomo. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of Zimbabwe, South[ern] Africa, Africa. Zimbabwe Nationalist.


Dr. Joshua Nkomo. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of Zimbabwe, South[ern] Africa, Africa. Zimbabwe Nationalist.



???? Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia

Emperor Haile Selassie. Emperor and Ruler of Ethiopia, East[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Champion and Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of all of Black Africa, Africa. Pan-Africanist. Ethiopia Nationalist.



Emperor Haile Selassie. Emperor and Ruler of Ethiopia, East[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Champion and Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of all of Black Africa, Africa. Pan-Africanist. Ethiopia Nationalist.



Emperor Haile Selassie. Emperor and Ruler of Ethiopia, East[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Champion and Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of all of Black Africa, Africa. Pan-Africanist. Ethiopia Nationalist.



Emperor Haile Selassie. Emperor and Ruler of Ethiopia, East[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Champion and Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of all of Black Africa, Africa. Pan-Africanist. Ethiopia Nationalist.



???? Dr.? Felix Houphet-Boigny of Ivory Coast

Dr.? Felix Houphet-Boigny. President of Ivory Coast ( Cote D’Ivoire ), West[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of Ivory Coast ( Cote D’Ivoire ), West[ern] Africa, Africa. Ivory Coast ( Cote D’Ivoire ) Nationalist.



Dr.? Felix Houphet-Boigny. President of Ivory Coast ( Cote D’Ivoire ), West[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of Ivory Coast ( Cote D’Ivoire ), West[ern] Africa, Africa. Ivory Coast ( Cote D’Ivoire ) Nationalist.



???? Dr.? Leon Mb’aa of Gabon

Dr.? Leon Mb’aa. President of Gabon, West[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of Gabon, West[ern] Africa, Africa. Gabon Nationalist.



Dr.? Leon Mb’aa. President of Gabon, West[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of Gabon, West[ern] Africa, Africa. Gabon Nationalist.



???? Dr.? Omar Bongo of Gabon

Dr.? Omar Bongo. President of Gabon, West[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Gabon Nationalist.



Dr.? Omar Bongo. President of Gabon, West[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Gabon Nationalist.



???? Dr. Nelson Mandela of Republic of South Africa

Dr. Nelson Mandela. President of South Africa, South[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of South Africa, South[ern] Africa, Africa. South Africa Nationalist.



Dr. Nelson Mandela. President of South Africa, South[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of South Africa, South[ern] Africa, Africa. South Africa Nationalist.



Dr. Nelson Mandela. President of South Africa, South[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of South Africa, South[ern] Africa, Africa. South Africa Nationalist.



Dr. Nelson Mandela. President of South Africa, South[ern] Africa, Africa. 19XX to 19ZZ. Pan-Africanist. Fighter for the Freedom and Independence of South Africa, South[ern] Africa, Africa. South Africa Nationalist.



???? etc

the black Republic of South Africa folks who
exhibit xenophobia? fear and xenophobia? loathing
against
black Africa persons from other places in Black Africa
other than their own native place
are not
the first black people in Black Africa to exhibit xenophobia fear and xenophobia loathing
against
black Africa persons from other places in Black Africa
other than their own native place

or

the only black people in Black Africa to exhibit xenophobia fear and xenophobia loathing
against
black Africa persons from other places in Black Africa
other than their own native place.

it would thus seem,

Salma ohbee nm ( obim ),
that
all of Black Africa needs to search it’s innermost self genuinely
to see




i.e
ascertain
what has led to
the displays of black-on-black xenophobia across Black Africa

historically

and

currently

with a view to addressing the xenophobia menace
before it is manipulated wickedly by the enemies? of Black Africa
to deal
huge, destructive, irreversible blows on Black Africa and Black Africans






now i.e presently
and
in the emerging future.

Regards.

Sam

at

https://www.thesamuelojekweblog.com



Salma Paralluelo



Salma Paralluelo



Salma Paralluelo in football action



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Salma Paralluelo

Salma Paralluelo : CULLED FROM A POST AT BBC NEWS AFRICA AND PASTED BELOW

????????

???? BBC News Africa : (1️⃣) Greetings and Respects.

with all due respect,

may i take the liberty to say that this work / video on xenophobia is brilliant

and that the lady journalist in the video did a brilliant work on this piece

and that,

however,

in my considered opinion

which

i believe to be correct in this instance

xenophobia

in

???? Negroland Africa

i.e

???? Sub-Saharan Africa

i.e

???? Sub-Sahara Desert Africa

i.e

???? Africa below the Sahara Desert

i.e

???? Black Africa

i.e

???? Dark Africa

i.e

???? Darkest Africa

is not

exclusive to the Republic of South Africa

or

restricted to the Republic of South Africa

or

confined to the Republic of South Africa

or

limited to the Republic of South Africa

or

exhibited only in the Republic of South Africa

and has been exhibited in other parts of Negroland Africa,

for example :

???? in West[ern] Africa in the 1960s there was a xenophobia expelling/ expulsion of Nigerians from Ghana

???? in West[ern] Africa sometime around the 1979? to 1983? period there was a xenophobia expelling/ expulsion of Ghanians from Nigeria

???? in Central? Africa in Rwanda, there has been a xenophobia war that is inter-Rwandan xenophobia / intra-Rwandan xenophobia i.e xenophobia between the tribes in Rwanda themselves, viz : Hutu versus Tutsi xenophobia

???? in West[ern] Africa in Nigeria, there has been a war that is inter-Nigerian xenophobia / intra-Nigerian xenophobia i.e the Biafra War i.e the Nigeria Civil War ( 1967 – 1970 ) that was seemingly between the tribes in Nigeria themselves, viz : Fulani, Hausa,etc of the then Northern Region plus Yoruba of the then (South-)Western Region plus the non-ibo language speaking tribes of the then Mid-Western Region

in a xenophobia war versus

the Ibo tribe and non-ibo tribes of the then (South-)Eastern Region which made up the Biafra area.

???? according to rumours, in Western Africa the recent Presidential Elections in Nigeria seemed to have an ethnic xenophobia colouration as it seems that a large population tribe not native to Lagos, Nigeria was,according to rumours, seemingly asked to leave Lagos and perhaps also the entire South-West Nigeria area

???? according to a recent post by African Stream on the internet Malawi has exhibited a xenophobia? turn against the refugee community

( END OF (1️⃣) ]

[ CONTINUED IN (2️⃣) ]

Regards.

Sam

at

https://www.thesamuelojekweblog.com

cc :

???? Salma Paralluelo

???? African Stream

Salma Paralluelo



Salma Paralluelo

Salma Paralluelo : CULLED FROM A POST AT BBC NEWS AFRICA AND PASTED BELOW

⬇️

???? BBC News Africa : (2️⃣)

[ CONTINUED FROM (1️⃣) ]

???? according to a recent post by African Stream on the internet Malawi has exhibited a xenophobia? turn against the refugee community

thus it would seem that

although

the earlier

xenophobia burnings, beatings and killings

in

the Republic of South Africa

of

Ghanians,

Nigerians,

Malawi,

Zimbabweans,

Ugandans,

etc

and

the earlier

xenophobia expulsions

of

Ghanians,

Nigerians,

Malawi,

Zimbabweans,

Ugandans,

etc,

out from the Republic of South Africa ( RSA )

and

the xenophobia? fear and loathing referred to in the video

are not in tandem with

the philosophy of Pan-Africanism

which was authored? by Dr. Nnamdi Benjamin Azikiwe of the Ibo/Igbo tribe of Nigeria

and which

was accepted by some black Africa folks who also championed it

e.g

???? Dr. Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana

???? Dr. Leopold Senghor of Senegal ( la Negritude philosophy )

???? Dr. Jomo Kenyatta of Kenya

???? Dr. Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia

???? Dr. Joshua Nkomo of Zambia

???? Dr. Julius Nyerere of Tanzania

???? Dr. Patrice Lumumba of Congo

???? Dr. Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe

[ END OF (2️⃣) ]

[ CONTINUED IN (3️⃣) ]

Sam

at

https://www.thesamuelojekweblog.com

cc :

???? Salma Paralluelo

???? African Stream

Salma Paralluelo



Salma Paralluelo

Salma Paralluelo : CULLED FROM A POST AT BBC NEWS AFRICA AND PASTED BELOW

????????

???? BBC News Africa : (3️⃣)

[ CONTINUED FROM (2️⃣) ]

???? Dr. Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe

???? Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia

???? Dr.? Felix Houphet-Boigny of Ivory Coast

???? Dr.? Leon Mb’aa of Gabon

???? Dr.? Omar Bongo of Gabon

???? Dr. Nelson Mandela of Republic of South Africa

???? etc

the black Republic of South Africa folks who exhibit xenophobia? fear and xenophobia? loathing

against black Africa persons from other places in Black Africa other than their own native place

are not

the first black people in Black Africa to exhibit xenophobia fear and xenophobia loathing against

black Africa persons from other places in Black Africa other than their own native place

or

the only black people in Black Africa to exhibit xenophobia fear and xenophobia loathing against

black Africa persons from other places in Black Africa other than their own native place.

it would thus seem that all of Black Africa needs to search it’s innermost self genuinely to see i.e ascertain what has led to the displays of black-on-black xenophobia across Black Africa

historically

and

currently

with a view to addressing the xenophobia menace before it is manipulated wickedly by the enemies? of Black Africa to deal huge, destructive, irreversible blows on Black Africa and Black Africans now i.e presently and in the emerging future.

Regards.

Sam

at

https://www.thesamuelojekweblog.com

cc :

???? Salma Paralluelo

???? African Stream

Salma Paralluelo



Salma Paralluelo

????⚽️????????????Salma Paralluelo : an opining of a view at SALMA PARALLUELO with pertinence to that post of BBC NEWS AFRICA and BBC AFRICA EYE titled FEAR AND LOATHING IN SOUTH AFRICA ( i.e video E96 )

Salma nnmah nm ( nma m ) ( nmam),

Greetings and Respects.

speaking/writing candidly,

as i opined in a comment at that post on the internet,

with all due respect,

may i take the liberty to say that this/that work / video on xenophobia is brilliant

and that the lady journalist in the video did a brilliant work on/in this/that piece

and that,

however,

in my considered opinion

which

i believe to be correct in this instance

xenophobia

in

???? Negroland Africa

i.e

???? Sub-Saharan Africa

i.e

???? Sub-Sahara Desert Africa

i.e

???? Africa below the Sahara Desert

i.e

???? Black Africa

i.e

???? Dark Africa

i.e

???? Darkest Africa

is not

exclusive to the Republic of South Africa

or

restricted to the Republic of South Africa

or

confined to the Republic of South Africa

or

limited to the Republic of South Africa

or

exhibited only in the Republic of South Africa

and has,

on record,

been exhibited in other parts of Negroland Africa,

for example :

???? in West[ern] Africa in the 1960s there was a xenophobia expelling/ expulsion of Nigerians from Ghana

???? in West[ern] Africa sometime around the 1979? to 1983? period there was a xenophobia expelling/ expulsion of Ghanians from Nigeria

???? in Central? Africa in Rwanda, there has been a xenophobia war that is inter-Rwandan xenophobia / intra-Rwandan xenophobia i.e xenophobia between the tribes in Rwanda themselves, viz : Hutu versus Tutsi xenophobia

???? in West[ern] Africa in Nigeria, there has been a war that is inter-Nigerian xenophobia / intra-Nigerian xenophobia i.e the Biafra War i.e the Nigeria Civil War ( 1967 – 1970 ) that was seemingly between the tribes in Nigeria themselves, viz : Fulani, Hausa,etc of the then Northern Region plus Yoruba of the then (South-)Western Region plus the non-ibo language speaking tribes of the then Mid-Western Region

in a xenophobia war versus

the Ibo tribe and non-ibo tribes of the then (South-)Eastern Region which made up the Biafra area.

???? according to rumours, in Western Africa the recent Presidential Elections in Nigeria seemed to have an ethnic xenophobia colouration as it seems that a large population tribe not native to Lagos, Nigeria was, according to rumours, seemingly asked to leave Lagos and perhaps also the entire South-West Nigeria area

???? according to a recent post by African Stream on the internet Malawi has exhibited a xenophobia? turn against the refugee community

thus,

Salma nnkeh nm ( nkem ), it would seem that

although

the earlier

xenophobia burnings, beatings and killings

in

the Republic of South Africa

of

♦️Ghanians,

♦️Nigerians,

♦️Malawians,

♦️Zimbabweans,

♦️Ugandans,

♦️etc

and

the earlier

xenophobia expulsions

of

◼️Ghanians,

◼️Nigerians,

◼️Malawians,

◼️Zimbabweans,

◼️Ugandans,

◼️etc,

out from the Republic of South Africa ( RSA )

and

the xenophobia? fear and loathing referred to in the video

are not in tandem with

the philosophy of Pan-Africanism

which was authored? by Dr. Nnamdi Benjamin Azikiwe of the Ibo/Igbo tribe of Nigeria

and which

was accepted by some black Africa folks who also championed it

e.g

???? Dr. Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana

???? Dr. Leopold Senghor of Senegal ( la Negritude philosophy )

???? Dr. Jomo Kenyatta of Kenya

???? Dr. Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia

???? Dr. Joshua Nkomo of Zambia

???? Dr. Julius Nyerere of Tanzania

???? Dr. Patrice Lumumba of Congo

???? Dr. Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe

???? Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia

???? Dr.? Felix Houphet-Boigny of Ivory Coast

???? Dr.? Leon Mb’aa of Gabon

???? Dr.? Omar Bongo of Gabon

???? Dr. Nelson Mandela of Republic of South Africa

???? etc

the black Republic of South Africa folks who exhibit xenophobia? fear and xenophobia? loathing

against black Africa persons from other places in Black Africa other than their own native place

are not

the first black people in Black Africa to exhibit xenophobia fear and xenophobia loathing against

black Africa persons from other places in Black Africa other than their own native place

or

the only black people in Black Africa to exhibit xenophobia fear and xenophobia loathing against

black Africa persons from other places in Black Africa other than their own native place.

it would thus seem,

Salma ohbee nm ( obim ), that all of Black Africa needs to search it’s innermost self genuinely to see i.e ascertain what has led to the displays of black-on-black xenophobia across Black Africa

historically

and

currently

with a view to addressing the xenophobia menace before it is manipulated wickedly by the enemies? of Black Africa to deal huge, destructive, irreversible blows on Black Africa and Black Africans now i.e presently and in the emerging future.

Regards.

Sam

at

https://www.thesamuelojekweblog.com

cc :

????BBC News Africa

????African Stream

Salma Paralluelo


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