Sentence examples for references to bongo from inspiring English sources

References to bongo bongo land are distasteful.

"Their ruthless pursuit of power, using references to bongo bongo land one day and cod Caribbean accents the next, will be found out for what it is: a nasty creed of politics based on fear-mongering and resentment," he said.

The controversial politician was criticised recently when he referred to "bongo-bongo land".

He was also condemned for referring to "Bongo Bongo Land" when discussing overseas aid, a comment he stridently defended on national television by claiming it was not a racist comment because "a bongo is a white antelope living in the forest".

He had previously been widely condemned for referring to Bongo Bongo Land when he was discussing overseas aid.

When the Ukip politician Godfrey Bloom referred to "Bongo Bongo land", there were not many who denied the remark was racist.

Earlier this year, Mr Bloom was condemned for referring to "Bongo Bongo Land" when discussing overseas aid.

Mr Bloom, who has previous condemned aid to "bongo bongo land", said he had felt for some time that Ukip was not "really right" for him.

A senior Ukip politician has been recorded telling activists that Britain should not be sending aid to "bongo bongo land".

Godfrey Bloom, a former Ukip MEP, sparked outrage by complaining about aid being sent to "bongo bongo land".

Hysterical!" Things got worse in July after Bloom's infamous speech denouncing foreign aid to "Bongo bongo land".