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Zimbabwe in years to come will remember Robert Mugabe as Ghana remembers Dr Kwame Nkrumah. Although Mugabe had his flaws like most leaders, his contribution towards his country can not be denied. People celebrated when Nkrumah was overthrown in Ghana but today many will love to have him back as the leader of the country. Many remember his good works and his vision for the country. Nkrumah like Mugabe was accused of been a dictator and harassing his political opponents. History will be the judge of Mugabe but for now as the man rest, the Wahaala Boys look at his legacy and ask the question was he a good leader?

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The recent attacks on Nigerians in South Africa seemed to have shocked many people around the world and Africa as a whole but this is not the first time this is happening in the country.

The Wahaala Boys talks about the tension between South Africans and Nigerians in the country.

#xenophobia #Nigeria #Africa #stopxenophobia #wahaalaBoysPodcast #SouthAfrica 

The number of people having kids in the United States and the United have been declining for over a decade but people in Africa keep having kids.

The president of Tanzania John Magufuli has always encourage the people of Tanzania to have more kids since he believe that is where the country's future lies and that it will move the economy forward.

People are now been encouraged to have more kids in the USA and UK but Africans are being discouraged to have more kids.

The Wahaala Boys look into this as an argument.

The number of people having kids in the United States and the United have been declining for over a decade but people in Africa keep having kids.

The president of Tanzania John Magufuli has always encourage the people of Tanzania to have more kids since he believe that is where the country's future lies and that it will move the economy forward.

People are now been encouraged to have more kids in the USA and UK but Africans are being discouraged to have more kids.

The Wahaala Boys look into this as an argument.

The Nigerian police force has called out the Nigerian army for killing two undercover policemen. The policemen who were escorting a known criminal to police custody were stopped by the army. According to the Naija police spokesman, the army unloaded their guns on these policemen even though they showed their ID to them as policemen. The criminal who was travelling with the police is yet to be found and the army claim to not know his whereabout. According to the army, the policemen were mistaken for criminals and that they will be investigating what really happened on that day.

The Naija police are demanding answers on several things including the whereabouts of the criminal.

The Wahaala Boys take a look at this situation and the actual state of security forces within Nigeria and Africa as a whole.

#Naijapolice #Nigeria #Nigeriapolice #Nigeriaarmy #securityforce #wahaalaboyspodcast #Africa  

Former Ghanaian striker and Nottingham Forest player who recently passed away had a lot of love and shout out from his former team mates especially those from the national team. Current Blackstars captain Dede Ayew and Asamoah Gyan took to their social media platforms to offer their condolences to the family. Former Chelsea midfielder and Ghana Blackstar captain Michael Essien also took to his Instagram page to offer his condolences along with a picture of the two players during their time with the national team and that gesture seem to have triggered a lot of people. Even gospel musician Sonny Badu waded in on the fact that Junior Agogo was not shown any love when he was alive but now that he has passed everyone seem to want to show up and talk about how good he was and stuff. Most people called these condolences fake and that these people were not true friends.

The Wahaala Boys look at the situation and ask if people are over reacting?

#JuniorAgogo #SonnyBadu #MichaelEssien #DedeAyew #AsamoahGyan #Ghana #Africa #WahaalaBoysPodcast 

Ghanaian actress and Instagram model Princess Shyngle in a video on Instagram admitted that she once prepared food for an ex boyfriend with her pee and dirty water from washing her feet as a form of revenge on the guy for cheating on her. According to the small waisted actress, she is proud of her act since the man not only cheated on her but he cheated with a friend of hers. She continued that she later went to the man's bedroom and stole his Rolex watch and pawned it for $25000. When her fans pointed out the terrible thing she has done, she slammed them claiming they have probably done worse to their exes. 

The Wahaala Boys take a look at this and the case of a Liberian female senator who poured tea and allegedly slapped another senator for stopping a meeting. They ask the question "Are females getting away with a lot this days especially because of the me too movement?"

#Shyngle #ghanacelebrities.com  #wahaalaboyspodcast #liberia #Ghana #Africa #metoomovement

It has become a common notion that Ghanaian, Nigerian, Kenyan and as a matter of fact all African/black men cheat and the women are the victims all the time. Even when women cheat a man is blamed for it. The other notion touted around is that African men are not romantic or in West Africa, Ghanaian men are not romantic when compared to Nigerian men.

The Wahaala Boys in conjunction with Ghanacelebrities.com looks at the idea of how African men love and women who have side husbands. They ask the question, "is love defined by the culture you come from?".

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It has become a common notion that Ghanaian, Nigerian, Kenyan and as a matter of fact all African/black men cheat and the women are the victims all the time. Even when women cheat a man is blamed for it. The other notion touted around is that African men are not romantic or in West Africa, Ghanaian men are not romantic when compared to Nigerian men.

The Wahaala Boys in conjunction with Ghanacelebrities.com looks at the idea of how African men love and women who have side husbands. They ask the question, "is love defined by the culture you come from?".

#ghanacelebrities.com #love #Africa #Ghana #Nigeria #blackmendon'tcheat   

Soldiers in Nigeria are arresting people with dreadlock and beating them up in Abia State. The victims who were given no reason by the soldiers for their arrest and physical abuse also had their locks cut. According to the Nigerian army, they are aware of these brutalities and are looking into it.

According to Punchng.com the soldiers are blindfolding these people and taking them to an unknwon locations where they are given severe beatings and their dreads or locks cut before returning them to where they picked them from without giving them a reason for their acts.

The spokesperson for the Lagos police force stated that a man with dreadlocks or tattoos is most likely to be arrested. The prejudice against people with dreadlocks and tattoos is prevalent in the Nigerian Society with most people percieving people with locks as criminals, weed smokers and dirty people. This perception is changing but at a snails pace therefore it is easier to abuse someone with dreads or locks.

Ghanacelebrities.com with the Wahaala boys tackle this nonsense and looks at ways to improve the image of people with dreads.

Here is a link to the article.

https://punchng.com/soldiers-brutalise-men-wearing-dreadlocks-in-abia/