My landlord said, “Rent must be paid on the 5th.” My Gen Z neighbour nodded and said, “Understood.” On the 5th, the landlord texted him at 8 AM asking for the rent. He replied, “The day has 24 hours.” The landlord thought he was joking. By noon...
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They aren’t just “vaccinating” you.
They’re injecting you with DNA that is not yours.
Human cells.
Animal cells.
Chicken egg proteins.
Dr. Bryan Ardis lays it out plainly: When they grow these shots in other living cells, pieces of that foreign DNA and protein end up inside you.
‘With what is happening today, it was a fruitless effort to have fought the Civil War to unite Nigeria’ - General Alabi-Isama (who fought for Nigeria). And he said much more.
During the Biafran War, Nigerian soldiers disguised as Biafran soldiers to kill Biafran minorities and instigate hatred between them and the Igbos. This war tactic explains accounts from some Calabar and other Niger Delta people claiming alleged Biafran soldiers burnt their houses and killed their people during the war. @trigottista@Manlike_ED
"In April 1968, during the Biafran Civil War, Nigerian soldiers disguised as Biafran soldiers killed 28 Ibibio leaders in one evening under the supervision of Benjamin Adekunle, a Yoruba man. They were buried in a mass grave near the Uyo Post Office. This left the Ibibio people without leadership and forced them to put square pegs in round holes. The Kalabari nation also suffered the same fate."
—Uyo man tells Asari Dokubo
@ChuksEricE@Chude_ND1@ElochukwuOhagi@trigottista
Please share this till it gets to every Igbo speaking soul on this planet. Take it personal.
Igbo influencers all over the world, bikonu, take note. We’ve talked and complained enough. Now let’s go to work. Enough is enough.
Visit https://t.co/WoC4XiukF2 and use this hashtag #PutIgboInTech
Let’s go! 🔥💪
What General Philip Effiong said on this video is one of the reasons History was banned as a subject, because they will rather perpetuate the lie that the civil war was Igbo man’s war just to isolate the Igbo. But here, Effiong punctured that lie, and stated the gospel truth.
“We Haven’t Seen Anything Yet. The Chinese Are Taking Over Businesses In Nigeria. Their Warehouses Are All Over The Country, And China Has Started Reducing The Number Of Visas They Give To Nigerians. An Average Nigerian Is Surviving Through Buying And Selling, And That Has Been Possible Because Of Importation From China. The Business Chain Used To Be: Supplier (China) → Wholesalers/Importers → Retailers → End Users. Now, That Chain Is Being Shattered. It’s Moving From The Supplier Straight To The End User.”
Hmmmm, if this claim is true, then we have a very serious question to ask.
This guy is claiming that Dangote Refinery sells PMS cheaper in some other African countries than it sells the same product in Nigeria.
According to him, some of the fuel being sold in Nigeria by importers is actually same Dangote PMS that was exported out of Nigeria.
He said the buyer abroad pay for the fuel, pay the cost of transporting it to another African country, and Nigerian marketers go that country buy back that same fuel from there, pay another cost for shipping it back to Nigeria, and it still ends up about N65 cheaper than the price Dangote sells directly in Nigeria.
If this is true, Hmmmm!