Tuface Idibia asks - Why do Africans laugh or look down on people that can't speak proper English


Tuface Idibia has questioned why Africans look down on those who speak English with an African accent and see as superior those who have an accent from the Western countries.

 

He tweeted: "Why do we as Africans laugh or look down at us that can't speak English proper or don't have the accent? 

 

"Why do we feel superior because we can speak English with their accent?

 

"I have been guilty of this and I feel terrible now. #UNWASHTHEBRAINWASH #ONELOVERELIGION."

 

Why do Africans laugh or look down on people that can


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