Hardrada

Proud Igbo | Legal Technologist Alumni @swanseauni @OAUniversity

[Hardrada @NEzejide]

When APC came on board and championed a campaign against PDP in 2014, a lot of Nigerians didn’t believe in the change they promised because the makeup of the party lacked what was needed to effect the change.
Nigeria has more than 72 million registered voters
#PeterObi2023

[Hardrada @NEzejide]

@frmarcellinus The Holy Father spoke about this, emphasizing mostly on what he called “the cult of the body”. Addressing the growing need to alter the body for self adulation. It is bad

[Hardrada @NEzejide]

@KatalinaSie I see this a lot and it is really annoying to see how the Catholic Mass has been stripped of its beauty.

[Pope Leo XIV @Pontifex]

Today idols arise and demand our worship: success at any cost, money, an obsession with appearance, popularity, or the unrestrained pursuit of pleasure. Sometimes, in order to win the approval of others, we may go so far as to lie, betray, or humiliate someone on social media. Do not bow down before anything that cannot give you life. And if you have ever fallen, get back up. Do not allow anything or anyone to take away the freedom God has given you. #ApostolicJourney #Argentina

[Hardrada @NEzejide]

@Deborahmoses_s You are absolutely incorrect. This is a heresy that was condemned. I know you will disagree with the early church but I would suggest you investigate the reason why the council was convened to address the nature of Christ. Maybe it will help re-evaluate your view

[Hardrada @NEzejide]

For those who are curious to know, this is a heresy that was condemned by the early church. The nature of Christ is 2, both fully human and fully God all united in ONE person. The 2 natures cannot be mingled or separated. Christ is not an office

https://t.co/p1hHUwRKK6

[P.DEBS (The SON) @Deborahmoses_s]

I taught this a year ago and I was dragged on Twitter of course by People with the Scriptural knowledge of the children's church.
(I will check my IG for the video)

Mary didn't give birth to Christ. Mary gave birth to Jesus of Nazareth.

A child was born, and A SON WAS GIVEN.

Now Scripture says in 2 Corinthians 5:16 that we no longer regard Jesus in the flesh (which is Jesus of Nazareth) and Philippians 3:3 says we worship in the Spirit ( we worship Christ as the Son of God) and not as the son of Mary.

So saying Mary gave birth to a Child is limited only to Jesus who worked on Earth.

As Christians, we are not like Jesus- like right? We are Christ-like

So Jesus was born but Christ was given to us by God at the Resurrection. That is to say, the relationship Jesus of Nazareth had with Mary ended at the cross!

The resurrected Jesus is who we serve as Christians that is the one who occupied the office of Christ.

IT says a child (Jesus) was born and Christ (Son) was given

The office of The Christ was way before Mary!! John 8:58, John 1 :1, 14

And before you say, Didn't Jesus walk as God on Earth, Yes he did. But in the order of the Father
Jesus didn't operate in the office of Christ until permission was given to Him by the Father.
So Jesus didn't own the office of Christ (the seat beside God) until after resurrection.

So, yes, Mary Birth Jesus of Nazareth, but not Christ.

[Hardrada @NEzejide]

@swain_alexander Congratulations big chief.

[Hardrada @NEzejide]

@idemiliking I believe all these are possible. I just don’t believe the tales by moonlight by Arôme. It’s that simple. Claims are very easy to make. But test them by the fruit they produce. Arôme thrives on lies.

[Hardrada @NEzejide]

@Thyzeek How exactly did you come to this conclusion. You read Apostle Paul’s letters. Read them in the order of writing, for everytime he wrote, you see how he humbled himself more. From an apostle of Christ, to least of the apostles to slave of Christ. He humbled himself in Christ

[Hardrada @NEzejide]

Awgu is my hometown. Killing in any part of Nigeria is killing in every part of Nigeria. Silence can no longer sustain us. The government must declare an emergency on terrorism and take clear steps to rid our country of these state enemies.

[Hardrada @NEzejide]

@OgbeniDipo You’re a shameless piss of shit. You should not even be granted a place among the lowest of men. You have no soul.

[Hardrada @NEzejide]

APC cooked this cheap propaganda with one intention in mind. To remove the choking bone stuck in the throat of this criminal and wicked government. This is classic nazi style propaganda which the APC has mastered so well.

The strategy is to deliberately cook a lie that is very easy to debunk. Blame it on the person they want to scapegoat. Then debunk it as a lie while punishing the person they are accusing for trying to cause damage to national security.

So shameful of this government.

[Bayo Onanuga, OON, CON @aonanuga1956]

This VDM needs to face the weight of the law for being the conveyor and disseminator of a fake audio of President Tinubu. This is a clear case of an egregious abuse of the social media platform.

[Hardrada @NEzejide]

@sylvanos1402 @PopePiusIXStan It is one church with 24 rites. The Roman rite is the largest. But they are one.

[Hardrada @NEzejide]

@VBK1010 @spangerlookrey @grok @grok answer

[Hardrada @NEzejide]

I think this consensus candidacy by the APC is a strategy to shake up Nigeria post 2027. Tinubu is making this move to change something should he emerge after the election. Maybe the constitution.

[Abu Amir @SadiqMaunde]

An APC member sheds tears after his party, APC, reached a consensus & hand over the ticket to another person. He displays the form he bought. 🤣🤣

[Hardrada @NEzejide]

Tinubu is rejected!!!

[Hardrada @NEzejide]

The Nigerian government can reverse brain drain by fixing power. Guaranteed uninterrupted power supply and many Nigerians will return home.

[Hardrada @NEzejide]

Electricity is expensive in Nigeria today because it is a scarce resource and its generation is inefficiently handled. Like every other commodity, it is influenced by the laws of demand and supply. Because of its scarcity today, you have to pay premium to have enough of it.

Gencos already has capacity to generate 15000 MW of electricity. So the fixed cost on the generation of the current 4400 MW will remain constant if the 15000 MW can be effectively utilised. The fixed cost of that will drive down the unit cost thereby making it more affordable to Nigerians.

But even at that, 15000 MW capacity is too small for the Nigerian economy. Nigeria should be aiming for approximately 250,000MW to meet the needs of Nigerians both in the city and in the rural areas. The impact of achieving this is much.

It doesn’t end with just that. You need to understand how electricity drives industrialisation. Nigeria’s capacity to produce today is significantly impacted by the epileptic power supply.

With an increased and completely utilised capacity, there will be constant and uninterrupted power, creative minds will go to work, jobs will be created by Nigerians. More people will have more money and prices of commodities will go down since production will depend heavily on electricity rather than fuel.

In the long run, people will be able to afford it and its impact on the Nigerian economy will be massive. It should never matter that Nigerians would not be able to afford it. Smaller economies than Nigeria are enjoying better electricity, so Nigerians deserve to enjoy it too. The ripple effect both on the economy and the lives of people is massive. It is the key to unlocking growth. It might be inconvenient but it is necessary.

[Hardrada @NEzejide]

Tinubu is playing a very tactical game. Remove the major threat (PO) by all means to create a massive political apathy. If that works out, rigging becomes very easy. This is his plan because he knows he cannot win in a free and fair election. Unfortunately for Tinubu, Nigerians have rejected him and the echoes of this rejection is loud across the country.

[Hardrada @NEzejide]

It makes a lot of sense now why South Africa was the last country to be freed.

[CDR AFRICA @cdrafrica]

🇿🇦 “If you know you’re not a South African citizen, may you please stand up and leave our hospital.’