Omukulu Ibukunolu Alao Babajide
I have read your comments and with a great interest and kindly allow me to make
some few points kindly.
Africa does not make bad products in fact we make some of the very best
products out there, and Iddi Amin demonstrated that by making Uganda Waragi a
drink that so far has the best aroma. And if you know any other drink that has
a best aroma than Uganda Waragi by all means challenge me. When Uganda Waragi
was established, it was directly accepted to be sold on the American market.
Now let me clarify some thing here, Kenya sells some beer in Ontario's LCBOs,
it is allowed to be sold in Canada but the beer sold is not the beer sold in
Kenya. And I forget the dam brand. But Uganda Waragi was sold as it is
manufactured and bottled straight from Uganda. When Amin decided to change
Uganda's economy to benefit the Ugandans than the British as it was before, he
became labelled a monster and a man that eats his children and Uganda Waragi
ended up listed as a bad drink to be sold in North America. Uganda became
wasted as they are wasting Zimbabwe today.
When you grow Tomatoes any where in the word they are Tomatoes, it does not
matter if in Uganda or Ontario they are simply Tomatoes. Africa can produce
Tomatoes naturary so that society can have a fruit to feed on when it is not
forced to ripe due to chemicals. During my travelling in this Just past Ontario
campaign I was so surprised to know that all ripe bananas we eat in this
continent ripe for they are forced. They are literary gassed to be forced to
ripe. Why does any one wonder why many of the heads we deal with here are this
screwed up. When you were still in Africa did you know of a disease called
Alzheimer. this massive cancers or Arthritis? My grand mother died at age about
110 and she was as smart as every one. And why don't we have adult diapers in
Africa have you ever wondered about that? It is all about what they eat and
what they drink.
So I change my discussion line and state what I stated before that brought me
allot of abuses from these forums. Africa and Africans will never win this war
until when we get a financial muscle, yes we have invested both time and money
into fighting racism for every Dog that stands in front of us is either a
racist or a bigot but we have failed to create a financial muscle. The Jews
have managed to put this entire race on its dam knees for they created a
financial muscle. We are many out here why can't we finance a mortgage for an
African immigrant? For we do not have a financial muscle. We use American
Express card how about creating an African express card? How about a massive
African air lines? All these bigots fly into African nations for we travel. Why
and how did Iddi Amin figure out that we need to use our own flights in Africa
and created a Uganda air Lines yet Paul Kagame is so glad for a new European
company has started to fly into Kigali?
I am tired let me go to bet remind me when I wake up to finish this posting.
EM
Toronto
The Mulindwas Communication Group
"With Yoweri Museveni, Uganda is in anarchy"
Groupe de communication Mulindwas
"avec Yoweri Museveni, l'Ouganda est dans l'anarchie"
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Sent: Sunday, October 14, 2007 12:47 AM
Subject: Re: Fw: [abujaNig] WINE DRINKING AND COLONIAL MENTALITY
Dear EM,
I am glad that you agree that I raise a "very good reason" but I lived in
Kigali for 3 years and I know Uganda Waragi very well. In Arusha here we have
Konyagi - both good stuff.
Please auction the two bottles you have and I do not think such drinks improve
with age, but I may be wrong - please use the proceeds of the auction to help
back in your country.
A Tanzanian went to Japan for a conference and he took 5 small bottles of
Konyagi (we call it here, "Mobile Phone") as gifts for his hosts. He arrived
on Sunday and donated the 4 bottles and kept one. The next day at the
Conference opening, he noticed that one of his Japanese friends was smelling
"Pombe!" for non kiSwahili speakers here pombe means alcohol.
When he asked the man what was the matter, he replied, it is the perfume that
you gave me yesterday that I am wearing. I poured it on my armpits, down my
crotch and on my back but I feel so hot down below!
I hope you enjoyed that joke.
IBK
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Subject: Fw: [abujaNig] WINE DRINKING AND COLONIAL MENTALITY
Alao Babajide
You raise a very good reason, and I continue that I have two bottles of
Uganda Waragi that I have kept now for ten years, can I auction them?
EM
Toronto
The Mulindwas Communication Group
"With Yoweri Museveni, Uganda is in anarchy"
Groupe de communication Mulindwas
"avec Yoweri Museveni, l'Ouganda est dans l'anarchie"
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From: Ibukunolu Alao Babajide
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Sent: Saturday, October 13, 2007 3:55 AM
Subject: [abujaNig] WINE DRINKING AND COLONIAL MENTALITY
Dear Friends,
I have worked with a few people from the Francophone countries who think and
feel that anything European or French like wine drinking, haute couture,
perfumes, etc etc are superior to African things. They therefore live like
Europeans in their heads and minds but sport a black skin. What other than
sheer packaging and brain-washing can be corked in a bottle and be made to be
worth $25,000.00 - Imagine the number of palm trees that $25,000.00 will grow
in Africa and the drums of palm wine that we can generate from that talk less
of the kain-kain, burukutu, and ogogoro that we can produce.
I have drunk wine(s) from Australia, France, Portugal, California, and my Inn
of Court serves only Port from Portugal. I swear none even the $30,000.00
ones ever compare to the humble palm wine that I drank at Ya' ko yo (Stop by
and be fed) a village near Ile Ife and another one I drank in Oke Igbo on my
way from Ile-Ife to Ondo town.
Why have we thrown away all that is great and good in us in Africa and we
embrace cheap and less useful products simply because they are foreign.
People who are enslaved in their minds think this way. If I bottle palm wine
for 30 years and place it for auction will a European send an e-mail to
fellow
Europeans to come and buy it at $10.000.00 talk less of this insane and
obscene amount for less than a litre of alcohol? Palm wine has yeast that is
great for the eyes. Tell me what is healthy in that stupid bottle and the
stupider call to call Africans to come and waste hard earned money on a silly
acquired taste.
Everything is in the mind - when we treat the colonised minds of Africans,
our
bondage will be over and our genuine liberation will start.
Cheers.
IBK
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Received: Sat, 13 Oct 2007 01:50:46 AM EAT
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Subject: [abujaNig] ARE YOU A WINE DRINKER?
People
To those interested in wine, there are two bottles of Richebourg wine that
have been put up for auction in Toronto. Starting bidding price a bottle is
25,000 dollars. They are fifty years old. So if you are interested in wine
collection don't miss this opportunity for a nice wine.
EM
Toronto
The Mulindwas Communication Group
"With Yoweri Museveni, Uganda is in anarchy"
Groupe de communication Mulindwas
"avec Yoweri Museveni, l'Ouganda est dans l'anarchie"
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