98% der klicks sind von Schülern, die gezwungen wurden das zu gucken.

@jxn_0397

3 жыл бұрын

Hahahha

@JMM333

3 жыл бұрын

Ja, und danach haben sich die Schüler ein Messer gekauft, um auf Reisen sicher zu sein.

@ringgame

2 жыл бұрын

@@JMM333 what language is this?

@JMM333

2 жыл бұрын

@@ringgame German

@fearmyshotz

Жыл бұрын

@@ringgame its zeppelin

Ich grüße jeden Englisch LK Schüler. Leute, ich glaube das wird das Englisch LK Abi Thema. Und grüße and Frau Schönheit

@snurp.

3 жыл бұрын

Lieber Grüße zurück haha

@beeinlove519

3 жыл бұрын

peepeepoopoo

@-autumnfeelings

3 жыл бұрын

Bei uns kommt es im Vorabi

@JMM333

3 жыл бұрын

Frau Schönheit zeigt ihren kids private Nachrichtendienste? WTF. Frau Schönheit hat schwerwiegende psychische Probleme.

Guckt ihr auch für Lk

@pouya744

3 жыл бұрын

Ja

@JMM333

3 жыл бұрын

​@@pouya744 Schreibt denen mal E-Mails. Bei Stratfor sucht man gerade Praktikanten! Leute direkt vor dem Abi, möglicherweise erste Drogenerfahrungen, sind dort gerne gesehen!

@pouya744

3 жыл бұрын

@@JMM333 Wofür werden denn bitte Drogenerfahrungen benötigt?

@JMM333

3 жыл бұрын

@@pouya744 Tarnung.

@JMM333

3 жыл бұрын

@@pouya744 Du Idiot. Weißt du, was Ironie ist? Die Leute sind gut vernetzt und gefährlich. Ich finde es erstaunlich, dass eine Lehrerin 17 jährige Kiddies auf solche Leute verweist. Wie wäre es mit BpB, oder so? Nein, direkt Stratfor. Privater Nachrichtendienst. Schatten-CIA. HAHAHAHA!

Wer ist auch von Englisch Gk Junker hier?

@maximilianmuller2831

4 жыл бұрын

1:28 my reaction after finden your Kommentar

@Jan-qw5ox

4 жыл бұрын

Englisch LK aus NRW hier !

@Okay-rw3es

3 жыл бұрын

Englisch Gk NRW 🙋

@alvarobrendel6252

3 жыл бұрын

Englisch GK NRW

@sulemonhd2890

3 жыл бұрын

ne Moreno ist auch GK ^^

fuck it i'm gonna watch all these videos

@fezzamanezza8415

7 жыл бұрын

ahshahahah yes

@visorij3374

3 жыл бұрын

Same, 7 years later

Leute ich grüße den Englisch GK bei Gan, ich hoffe nächstes Jahr alle 10p. Anton und ich natürlich 15 Abfahrt!

@JMM333

3 жыл бұрын

ABRISS! Wieso empfiehlt euch eure Lehrerin solche Leute? Mit denen müsst ihr aufpassen. Die beraten u.a. das US-Militär. Sind Profis. Sind gefährlich.

You pretty much got right Nigeria's biggest issue by far is its ethnic divison

Benue is pronounced Ben-way

Ethnic division does not exist as much in Nigeria, it's more religious I.e the Islamic extremists up north are the current trouble

@jondeare

7 жыл бұрын

All I know about Nigeria is there are a lot of crooks there. They send checks to you, you bring it to the bank, and send most of the money to Nigeria. Then the bank calls you and says the check did not go through.

@Scopps94

7 жыл бұрын

Andrew Coetzee every country has antagonists, not at the magnitude to be a big tribalistic problem in Nigeria for now, it's a regional/religious in the North

@abdulazizbature2615

3 жыл бұрын

@@jondeare Ah !! And those are the Christians !!

@abdulazizbature2615

3 жыл бұрын

@@Scopps94 why are people so against islam with out even getting to know the religion ? You have a brain use it to rationalize

@slossboss

3 жыл бұрын

@@abdulazizbature2615 because Islam has historically proven itself to be a religion of violence and oppression. It is even in its name. Islam considers anyone who doesn't submit to Islam as enemies, and Christians and Jews are their number one target.

Grüße gehen raus an den englisch LK von herrn göt ( ich wurde nicht gezwungen das zu schreiben)

@eric_steiner

3 жыл бұрын

Grüße zurück

@alexandrab754

3 жыл бұрын

erstmal die 1 kassieren

Great video

thank you very much

Thank you so much for pronouncing Igbo correctly. I cannot tell you how much it bugs me when people pronounce the 'g'

@frankeinstein719

6 жыл бұрын

Then, why did you put a "g" there?

@Danquebec01

6 жыл бұрын

@Frank Einstein I learned why recently. It’s because “gb” is actually a local sound. It’s like if you were pronouncing g and b at the very same time.

@frankeinstein719

6 жыл бұрын

Ok, I didn't know that. Thanks!

@mickisei3547

6 жыл бұрын

iGbo

@ringgame

2 жыл бұрын

@@frankeinstein719 same reason you put p in psychology 🗿 they are silent letters

Wer ist auch vom Englisch GK Schlüter hier?

@zyppy3742

4 жыл бұрын

Julian hahahaha ehre

@skyyy8918

4 жыл бұрын

Nicht Schlüter sondern Jemlich lolololol

Please do an update and focus more on the hydrography!!! Also, if you can please talk a little about the dredging of the Niger river that was completed a few years ago under Goodluck Jonathan's leadership and how it has affected the Nigerian economy; which became the largest of all Africa by the time of the start of the dredging! I see a lot of similarities between Nigeria and the US (the Mississippi river basin). It's more like a 'mini-US' in a way, specially after the dredging, which was supposed to connect parts of the river to make them navigable for commerce. Thank you!

@jesselivermore2291

8 жыл бұрын

Mauro Augusto Mexia nigeria is a shithole, no mississipi there

@TRYCLOPS1

8 жыл бұрын

Battshit Crazy Well, it sure isn't a place we would love to live in, but right now it's the largest economy in Africa. Probably thanks to that mini river system.

My friend am very sure you are not Nigerian or you did not grow up there....I grew up in the creeks and I know how much wealth is coming out of those creeks, this video for the most part is true my friend!!

I want to see the Geographic Challenge of South Sudan. and the geographic challenge of Sudan.

All of this is true but you forgot to mention the Islamist insurgency in the extreme north-east which is Nigeria's true problem currently

@Dim.g0v

6 жыл бұрын

Solomon the hardvorking slave bruh

CARL WO BIST DU

This video seems to imply the Ijaw are very powerful politically, that's not true. They are not that rich and their homeland is being destroyed by oil extraction, they've formed movements to combat this and been suppressed. Rather if anyone it's the Hausa who hold a lot of power.

Only God can save the Nigerian Nation.No other nation has had so many problems than Nigeria in 2022. The people and the leaders will have to find a way to succeed in 2022.

@swaruparani7799

2 жыл бұрын

3

Do they say something about dairy products? In which region can it be found?

@Tobi-br7bl

4 жыл бұрын

In the north

390 mil.... well, nice knowing you Nigeria

When we going to have USA's Geographic Challenge?

In the thumbnail I noticed that the DRC doesn’t exist!!!

I wish we could see the USA geographic challenge

Such intentions have been damaging our continent for the past 40 years. If the industrial nations really want to help the Africans, they should finally terminate this awful aid. The countries that have collected the most development aid are also the ones that are in the worst shape. Despite the billions that have poured in to Africa, the continent remains poor.

@carlapierini7547

4 жыл бұрын

Mirror African TV i agree!

@agibujagitay96

11 ай бұрын

The so called aid is not meant to develop the countries, it's meant to keep the country dependent on the donors and give what they want in return which is multiple times more than the aid and to make the citizens believe that those exploiting their countries are helping them instead.

what geographic challenge?

Goodluck jonathan hahahahahaha

I do too. But I must admit, the US has far greater geographic advantages than just about any other country.

cool

1:26 good luck. they'll need lots of it 🍀

That's why we need the resource based economy proposed by Jaque Fresco called the Venus project then all the people of the world would eat

Exactly my thoughts! Its like the elephant in the room!

ooh ooh, do Bangladesh!!!

Its not just Master's degrees. It's the most brilliant professionals that the US has been able to attract that has made it what it is today. This forum is the place to educate people on colonization, neo-colonization and imperialism. The role of IMF and World Bank etc. I guess I have made my point- Do not believe everything the media tells you. Seek knowledge for yourself and you will be a better person. I could answer every misconception you have but that would go on forever-sweatshops etc

In this video Stratfor fails to mention the religious conflicts in this country which seem to have more impact (thinking Sudan all over again) then the ethic diversity. Yet they mention religious conflict in Ireland,which hasn't had any major religious conflict incidents in over 20 years. If you're gonna mention religion in geography you should do it for all countries.

@TheSpiritOfTheTimes

8 жыл бұрын

+Natthegreatnet Ethnic 'conflict' is more important than 'religious conflict' and these two are inextricably linked. Ever heard of Biafra? Ethnic conflict is historically more important.

@TheSpiritOfTheTimes

8 жыл бұрын

+Bastardosupremo LOL, there are only two types of people who believe this and have worked (with some success) to bring this about: American neoconservatives and other believers in American 'exceptionalism' (or gangesterism, depends on which end of the barrel of the shotgun you find yourself I suppose) and jihadi-wahhabi-salafi Suni fanatics (incidentally historically supported by US governments or by US clients such as Saudi Arabia).

@Distress.

6 жыл бұрын

TheSpiritOfTheTimes wait are you trying to say religious conflict does not exist?

Grüße aus dem Englisch LK

How manu local govrment of imo state

well, the challenge is geographic and demographic, too.

Außerdem grüße ich Mirac

Population land , culture, religion, ethanic group GDP, development, war, civil war,

So sad that My country has come to this because of the greed of leaders fighting for fast oil money from we the Ijaws they have almost turned into the new colonial masters and have forgotten about their vast land and mineral resources in the north!

What did his mom say to the New president of Nigeria? "Goodluck Jonathan"

the way he says yoruba😂

First!

Grüße an den Englisch GK von Frau Bade

Well,just build more railways and highways to link these three regions up to promote integration

the nine ger river

Teaching them...perhaps they have a few things to teach you? Do not make the mistake to ASSUME 'they' need you to educate 'them' on your broken system or your handouts?

39ㅡ747 ooooooo

Why don't each tribe just be their own country and the tribes that get along be one country? That's basically what happened in Europe. The French have their land, Spanish their land, Italians, their land. Germans, their land. Polish their land, Greeks, their land. Hungarians their land and so on.

@zazzirahspain9680

7 жыл бұрын

I mean yeah, it'd be a lot of countries but that's like counties in the U.S, I guess, idk, just a thought.

@maxradke2189

7 жыл бұрын

+Zazzirah Spain thats difficult because of liberals touting that diversity is a strength.

@igweofart

7 жыл бұрын

Zazzirah Spain Let me educate y'all on this shit The main reason why Nigeria and a lot of African countries are like that is because the European imperialists divided them by geographic regions not ethnicity. they didnt give a fuck about the African natives. They did that to get the best resources the Africa "had to offer" (cuz Europe ain't got shit). So after the European imperialism era, different ethnic groups (that were beefing with each other for centuries) were forced to live with each other. This ethnic divide contributes to the many problems many African countries face today If the same thing were to happen in Europe, the continent would be in a similar situation

@eriktillman8114

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah I'm sure the Hausa-Fulani would love to give up that oil in the south. The problem is, it's too late for partition. Every ethnic group wants the resources in the country for themselves and political domination of the other ethnicities. Basically, they each want the entire country to themselves(or at least the valuable parts) without having to share with the others. It would be impossible to satisfy more than a few ethnic groups with a partition scheme, as the Hausa-Fulani, for example, would regard a partition along ethnic lines as a loss for themselves, since they no longer have access to the oil, which they regard as rightfully theirs despite its not being in their ethnic majority regions. It's kinda like how even though Yugoslavia broke up 30 years ago, many Serbs still think/act like they own Kosovo, Bosnia, and Croatia. Because the British forced this diverse collection of ethnic groups into a country together, they each think of all the country's resources as theirs, but because of the regionalism/ethnic tension, they are not willing to share with others. The only way to solve this problem is to create a national identity for all Nigerians, regardless of ethnicity, so that they will be comfortable with sharing and cooperation.

@MrEnric98

6 жыл бұрын

+jaleela monie One solution is to make a referendum: you don't like others? get your independence by voting. Another is as you said, making one Nigerian sense of unity. Eventhough that will bring stability, I'm afraid that one of the most precious traits of Africa, its vast variety of cultures, disappears. Idk if tribalism is good or bad, but tribes have the right to mantain their traditions I think. I've also heard Nigeria will become an important powerhouse of the World by 2050 or later. It has lots of opportunities. Just keep working, you'll get it. I'd like to travel to Nigeria someday but I fear your hot Sun and the insects hahaha. Maybe in the future

Grüße an den Lk Kurs von der Marktschule hahaha

Do Ukraine!

Did someone say sterilization....

@DSB_SF

8 жыл бұрын

henry kingfire A pathetic response. Couldn't think of something smarter, but still wanted to say something, so came up with this.

@DSB_SF

7 жыл бұрын

henry kingfire Lol are you 5? :D "That's what you are" Seriously? :D

@fezzamanezza8415

7 жыл бұрын

me ill do it

GEOgraphic, not DEMOgraphic, or social.

There's nothing like Niger Delta Region, please your analysis is wrong

@Biobele

4 жыл бұрын

You are a fool

O boy, no dey disgrace ya sef for here. I fit give you yarn but I no go hala wit you for this place wei all dis dem oyinbo dey read.

Really? That was in the last century. Stop living in the past.

Hi Drippy

excuse me bro

Send condoms...send condoms now! Wtf...390 million? Why?

@yanuchiuchihaanimegamesand3907

4 жыл бұрын

Ask China and India that the USA as well

deep DAAP

USA is its own geographic challenge

@IkeOkerekeNews

6 жыл бұрын

kralle98 Nope.

The Niger delta doesn't have disproportionate influence ...make proper research before making a video

The population is expected to double by 2050. Where is the food supposed to come from? Is half of the arable land there currently fallow and awaiting productive use?

@decus9544

9 жыл бұрын

Frank Blangeard Yields per unit area of arable land are not static, the entire green revolution was about massively increasing yields and much of that progress has yet to take place in Africa. Additionally, as much as many in the West like to espouse the benefits of food aid, it is in fact very much destructive to agriculture in the developing world, undercutting prices and forcing farmers to convert to cash crops, or preventing sufficient profit yields to allow for mechanisation of agriculture. What this means is that 1) Yes, much of Nigeria's arable land is not being used for productive use in an intensive way, 2) Much of that which is, is currently used to produce cash crops, and 3) Even that which is used for food production may achieve yields several times higher through use of better equipment, techniques, fertilisers and genetic modification. To summarise, Nigeria has plenty of room to grow in just about every way, agricultural output and thus population included, although I do think it would do best to limit the rate of that population growth as it is already the most densely populated country in Africa with a population density roughly similar to France. Exporting the food to the rest of West Africa would be preferable, but with food aid undercutting food prices, combined with poor infrastructure and only semi-developed markets in the region, that isn't possible at present. Ending food aid would help Nigeria immensely, but the food lobby in the U.S. won't let that happen...

Crap! Why do people claim to know what they do not? Stratfor, remember that there are Nigerians listening to this, but then, we are not your targeted audience. Do us a favor, say it as it is. And to see the ignorant ethnocentric comments on a 2 minute video. LOL

KÖLN KOLLEG GAAANG

Herr götschel das handy kommt weg

@JMM333

3 жыл бұрын

Schreibt denen mal E-Mails. Bei Stratfor sucht man gerade Praktikanten! Leute direkt vor dem Abi, möglicherweise erste Drogenerfahrungen, sind dort gerne gesehen!

First of all, we don't need nigeria's trained professionals since the US have an abundance of people with master's degrees who are having trouble finding jobs. Maybe if nigeria have better infrastructure, all your "trained professionals" would not be begging to leave your country. Immigration is not foreign aid and population growth is only marginally beneficial for economic growth if Nigeria's economy is running on sweatshops, otherwise it just puts a strain on resources.

doesn't change the reality. lol

AHHAHAHA aLex

No de-population problem in Nigeria. Where's Planned Aborthood?

Lmao.

LMAO

Nigeria should take Benin then Ghana takes Togo we need to unite the English speaking countries

@immakings634

7 жыл бұрын

😂😂 are you saying we nigerians should colonies the Benin people😂 but even if we are taking country Benin is too small we are going to take Benin, Togo and Ghana,or we would just take from the east which is Cameroon😂😂

@ebubechukwuemmanuel9994

6 жыл бұрын

Real Content no no no no we can't when Nigeria is at the edge of collapsing and u are talking about unit

@immakings634

6 жыл бұрын

Ebubechukwu Emmanuel yea we can't even maintain our own country yet

@jimkelvin7601

6 жыл бұрын

Yea I agree with u we need an empire

@jokerofmorocco

5 жыл бұрын

More like Nigeria should be split into multiple countries

Your comment shows your ignorance. Get some education. And if you knew jack, you would know that Nigeria gives aid to YOUR country. Any wonder people hate America so much? Seriously, enroll yourself in a REAL school and get educated. And I don't mean Fox News.

In Africa is dangerous to go to vizit....

@ebubechukwuemmanuel9994

6 жыл бұрын

Dedu keep shut