Me, Myself and I and the Evolving African Reality

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• NAKED 10 years ago

  what i can say about Afrikans is that we are not humans who think and reason probable we are different creatures, despite the fact we do what humans do doesn't necessary means that we are humans. If it's truly that God who cr ...
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  what i can say about Afrikans is that we are not humans who think and reason probable we are different creatures, despite the fact we do what humans do doesn't necessary means that we are humans. If it's truly that God who created us at least we must have some sense as human beings but what do we see the mistakes that our forefather's did they same thing we are doing or we do repeat it always.

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• Pastor Chris Mawuko 10 years ago

  Great article.I agree totally with the views of the writer.Excellent write-up.Excellent grammar.Brilliant piece!

  Great article.I agree totally with the views of the writer.Excellent write-up.Excellent grammar.Brilliant piece!

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• Spiky 10 years ago

  This is a great article, and the call for a return to the cherished African cultural values is a welcome enterprise. However the writer's endorsement of utilitarianism ("...or the greater majority at least") is not only contr ...
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  This is a great article, and the call for a return to the cherished African cultural values is a welcome enterprise. However the writer's endorsement of utilitarianism ("...or the greater majority at least") is not only contradictory but also shows how trapped Africans are, in the decadent Western cultures and values. This is an unfortunate slip in an otherwise brilliant article.

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