I know, as a journalist, I have once or twice been in your DM to verify some information from you. Nonetheless, I want you to know that, having come across your recent stance and lack of actual awareness of what's really going on in the world around you, I never gave it a second thought before sending you to the block industry.
You should also know my problem is not with you alone, but with every Nigerian, home or abroad, who, having witnessed one of the gut-wrenching and well-documented genocides in human history (Gaza), yet goes on to, in an illogical and stupid manner, put their hopes behind war criminals like Benjamin Netanyahu and Donald Trump.
The fact is also not lost on me that I am posting into the void, because, as always, this would go over many people's heads as noise. However, it's now apparent to me that almost every Nigerian is forgetting that they have the free will to take charge of their country and their destinies, just as the people in Bamako, Niamey, and Ouagadougou have done.
Because what's the point of having free will, education, and access to enormous information, only to put your hopes for a “safe” Nigeria into the hands of a zionist and an imperialist who are both guilty as hell of war crimes and are using your borrowed faith to further their primary objectives of subjugating you.
I guess we might not make it as a collective if people like you with access to the internet and information can be this emotionally driven by words coming out of a war criminal's mouth. Netanyahu murdered babies, had his settler colonial war criminal soldiers raped underage, and starved a whole country to death without a single arrest for crimes committed against humanity. I can't even begin to imagine what an average Nigerian who is clueless as to all that is happening would think if exposed to a bit of zionism and imperialism.
Smh...
“How did we allow ourselves to be merged with certain entities?”
Interesting. This bigotry is no longer subtle. First of all, that’s not some ancient Igbo script but the mimicry of a bored internet user I can’t even remember. Since you are not deluded into thinking that only the ability to communicate in a particular lingua franca constitutes literacy, here’s a bit of history for you: the entities you perceive as backward in comparison to yours, but lacked the courage to name, had a robust education system as far back as the 13th century. The founding of a learning centre in Kanem-Borno, where Arabic was the language of official communication, attracted students and scholars from other parts of the world, especially the glorious Mali Empire.
It’s a telling irony that the biggest setback for the Muslim North was transforming from an Islamic education system to Western education under colonial rule, and one could see why Sultan Attahiru I of Sokoto resisted the takeover, because his “entities” had existing literacy, advance legal system, and a definable political structure when the British colonialists arrived in the late 19th century. I advise you to get a copy of Max Siollun’s What Britain Did to Nigeria for a refreshing education on how the colonisers ravaged our lands. Education existed in the North about 500 years before Europeans introduced theirs in the 1800s through Christian missionaries.
It would interest you to note that these certain entities’ intellectual past produced notable scholars like the mathematician Muhammad ibn Muhammad al-Fulani al-Kishnawi, who died in Cairo in 1741. He was a Fulani from today's Katsina and was an astronomer, mathematician, mystic, and astrologer, known for his contribution to Magic Squares from his book posthumously published in Arabic in Cairo in 1751. I wonder what your ancestors were up to when this transpired.
It may also interest you to know that the famous historian Ibn Khaldun mentioned that Kanem-Bornu had an embassy in present-day Tunisia as far back as 1257 AD. Mai Uthman B. Idris of Kanem-Bornu was also recorded to have written to the Sultan of Egypt, fostering their diplomatic relations.
At the time of the merger with these “certain entities,” believe me when I say that they occupied a high rung in the pyramid of civilisation and were more literate than any other entity in the merger. So, it was not the colonisers who taught them how to read and write; they only disrupted an established system and imposed an alien one. You are welcome.
Now everything is making sense to me, it’s all coming together.
So Peter Obi paid a Mathematics Professor, a statistician to carry out a data analysis on the election on the 20th of February and just kept quiet.
He saw this coming and that was why he insisted, nobody should add any vote he didn’t get for him.
Peter Obi is something else, he has been preparing for this court case even before the elections started.
His planning is very detailed and thorough and you have to give it up to LP’s legal team, we’ve never seen anything like this at an Elections Tribunal before!!!!
Okwute is not your mate🔥🔥🔥
You went to school, got a near perfect CGPA, but you are online begging for scholarship from the TL... I believe there's a better way to look for funding to further your education.
You can also continue in Nigeria, there is no rule stopping a "first class" graduate from...
Prof JD Bala on the roll!
The only man to make a straight A student cheat in an exam hall... The indaboski of exam questions.
He's a great teacher tho... You just gotta be prepared to write his exams.
If you make N80,000 a month, that’s N960,000 a year. Rent will take at least N500-N350k for a family man.
Do with this information what you want as an undergraduate that is still thinking a job is the way out.
VIDEO: Portable Blows Hot As Police Allegedly Invade ‘Office’
Nigerian singer, Habeeb Okikiola popularly known as Portable, has caused a stir online over the alleged invasion of his bar by policemen.
I been don dey attend lectures for my masters when she start this school o. I still never write second semester exams and she don finish.... Naija, you do this one!
@abba_m I don't know shuaib's handle.
Please help me to ask him if he can see the the bald spot is dominant here! I dare say being bald equals great skills 😁