The Capitalist Nigger

[Mlenge]

Reading this book: The Capitalist Nigger, by Chika Onyeani (Wikipedia entry: Capitalist Nigger - Wikipedia), published in the year 2000. Telling it like it is, no sugar-coating, just like its very similar Swahili counterpart: Ndivyo Waafrika Walivyo? ["Are Africans Like This?"] by Malima M. P. Bundara, published in the year 1996.

Anyone here that have read The Capitalist Nigger book? Ndivyo Waafrika Walivyo?

 

[Avriel]

May you please share the soft copy here?

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[Mlenge]

Some links may point you to where you may get the book: Google Search

 

[Wyatt Mathewson]

Reading this book: The Capitalist Nigger, by Chika Onyeani (Wikipedia entry: Capitalist Nigger - Wikipedia), published in the year 2000. Telling it like it is, no sugar-coating, just like its very similar Swahili counterpart: Ndivyo Waafrika Walivyo? ["Are Africans Like This?"] by Malima M. P. Bundara, published in the year 1996.

Anyone here that have read The Capitalist Nigger book? Ndivyo Waafrika Walivyo?

Yule Mnigeria amechanganyikiwa

 

[Mlenge]

Yule Mnigeria amechanganyikiwa

That would make his book interesting. I love reading books whose author has been condemned for heresy; censored media; and politically-incorrect expositions. These, amidst their ostensibly declared madness, they provide some uncanny wisdom and esoteric knowledge. You know, the kind of knowledge that is beyond the orthodoxy. Even the mighty Sir Isaac Newton regretted not having such unorthordox knowledge:

I can calculate the motion of heavenly bodies, but not the madness of people. -- Isaac Newton.

Isaac Newton paid dearly for his inability to delve into madness of people.

 

[Kaka Kapo]

Reading this book: The Capitalist Nigger, by Chika Onyeani (Wikipedia entry: Capitalist Nigger - Wikipedia), published in the year 2000. Telling it like it is, no sugar-coating, just like its very similar Swahili counterpart: Ndivyo Waafrika Walivyo? ["Are Africans Like This?"] by Malima M. P. Bundara, published in the year 1996.

Anyone here that have read The Capitalist Nigger book? Ndivyo Waafrika Walivyo?

Its a good read and it makes you question the African race