Abimbsreal

Yoruba, Edumare Boy FELAsophist
Socialism Curious .💻 典. Web Developer... Fine Artist..

LIFE IS MEANT TO BE LIVED, CURIOSITY IS MEANT TO BE KEPT ALIVE

[Abimbsreal @abimbsreal]

When @GovSamuelOrtom said he will never support another Fulani Presidency, he knows what he's saying
They are just a murderous lot

[Arch Angel Jesse Halliday 🇳🇬 🇬🇧 @AaJessehalliday]

This video rendered me Speechless, but i felt compelled to Re-Create it, Obidients, Ensure Every Nigerian Citizen Watches this video.

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The village of Lekki in the year 1910
Ileke (now called Lekki) was a village on the eastern end of the Lekki Peninsula below refuge island, which was itself named after this village. It was known as Ebute Ileke by the local Yoruba people there.

The natives were originally from Ile Ife and settled down at Ijebu Ode. From Ode they migrated down to Ilara and from Ilara to Epe. Thence, they finally settled at Ileke called Lekki today led by one Lootu son of Labolo, grandson of Oba Alara. Maternally, Lootu was the grandson of Oba Nenuwa/Lenuwa of Ode Omi. Lootu was a great salt panner who engaged in the extraction of edible salt from Brine (Seawater).

Refuge Island in Lagos, known in Yoruba as IDE was a gift given to him (Lootu) by his grandad when he learnt that his daughter had given birth to a male son.

When he grew old and died he was buried in Epe. His eldest daughter Ope had an issue with a man from Imakun Omi by name, one Adejebe. The son of this union Ogundosunmu became the first recognized ruler.

Some other towns and villages on the Lekki peninsula were founded by other personages. Akodo Lekki and Iwerekun right on the beach head coastline were founded by Oyemade Ogidigan father of Oniwonlu.
Eputu Lekki on the other hand was founded by Ogunfayo. Magbon Ilado and Eputu were founded by Onafula and Ogundeko from Orugbo, while Orimedu was founded by an Ife hunter by name: Ladejobi who first settled at Okegun Lekki before the crossing the Lagoon. Magbon Oga was founded by two brothers; Oga and Semade.

Ibeju on the other hand was founded by Agbeduwa Abeju who settled at Ipebi and Ibomido (where I settled)

The majority of the people here are ancestrally Ijebu Yoruba, and from what we know- The history of Lekki and Epe are very closely linked/Interwoven.

[Abimbsreal @abimbsreal]

@ALFA_MATIX @wendelltalks There must have been more than one person called Lazarus in tombs

Lots of ''Lazaruses'' should have been resurrected

[Abimbsreal @abimbsreal]

@MicheleChr84298 @wendelltalks @jwoytsek Can you replicate the miracles?
How many of the dead and sick have you miraculously raised and healed respectively?

I hope you have never visited the hospital for treatment in your life?

[Abimbsreal @abimbsreal]

@whoiskeithc @MicheleChr84298 @wendelltalks @jwoytsek 😂😂😂
Good point👍

These religious folks won't stop entertaining us

[Abimbsreal @abimbsreal]

@johnnykool11 @wendelltalks @kayrat8151 I want believe there would be more than one person called Lazarus in tombs.

Since he called ''Lazarus'', there should have being a movement of more than one dead person from the tomb

Don't you think so?

[Abimbsreal @abimbsreal]

@lizbeth_marler @TheSkepticalHe1 @BlessedSeraph @wendelltalks 😂😂😂
Ask God to stop wars and poverty in the world
You should care less about just one skeptic human and leave the bigger picture

You guys are always amusing

[Abimbsreal @abimbsreal]

@Chad4328 @ApistevistDan @wendelltalks Bring evidence
It doesn't need to be your job
Since you believe in it, then you should be able to demonstrate it for us to see

Can you wake the dead as Jesus did?
Do it and let's see since you have FAITH in the death and resurrection of Jesus

It's just simple

[Abimbsreal @abimbsreal]

@TimEvans1969xx @ApistevistDan @wendelltalks Can you recreate all the miracles you read from your Bible?
He/she has told you can recreate the experiments with necessary resources.
Can you pls do a video in a cancer hospital and heal nothing less than 2 terminally ill patients with your faith.

That's it
Capiche?

[Abimbsreal @abimbsreal]

@ApistevistDan @Biglablover3 @wendelltalks Apt 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[Abimbsreal @abimbsreal]

@MrAyotee @Mayoveli You gerrit bro

Make we check d pastor first

98% of high-class Lekki and VI churches are mostly for blings and show off

Nothing else

[Mayowa @Mayoveli]

...body no be temple of god again? 🤔

[Mayowa @Mayoveli]

Lekki Christianity is advanced prosperity Christianity.
It's about grace, luxury, unmerited favor, snatching people’s husbands & wives, and other nuances of top-shelf promiscuity.

You enter some of these churches and half of the girls don go do Yansh, pierce body, draw tattoo...

[Nigeria Stories @NigeriaStories]

When Soldiers Attacked Fela’s Home, Kalakuta Republic, in 1977

[An0maly @LegendaryEnergy]

Blackrock gets half a trillion dollar deal to “rebuild” Ukraine.

What a spontaneous & shocking coincidence. https://t.co/WVJmsfbwUT

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

The Incredible Inside Story of Nigeria Air

The Man Who Stole An Entire Airline

Part 2 of the @WestAfricaWeek Aviation Special is up!
https://t.co/9aZVJdHO3o

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

The Female Freedom Fighter who slapped a British Colonial Administrator
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Mekatilili wa Menza was a prophetess and fearless warrior who led her people, the Giriama in today Kenya, to rebel against British imperialism. Born in the 1860s, she is remembered for slapping a British colonial administrator after disagreement over their imperialist policies and attempts to subdue them.

Mekatilili wa Menza the Mother of resistance, a heroine from Kenya, who rebelled and fought the colonial invaders. She once said " I am not afraid to speak the truth and fight for my people. My powers come from Kaya, rooted in the spirits of our ancestors"

She was a distinguished, vocal and fearless leader and defended the rights of her people the Giriama by putting up a resistance from the white invaders of their land.
She led the Giriama uprising against the British colonist. Who were stealing big fertile lands from the people, collecting taxes from the people and their banning of the local brew palm wine(mnazi).

Mekatilili used kifudu dance which was performed during funeral ceremonies to mobilize the people to resist the colonial government or offer forced labor. An oath taking was administered to her followers to bind them to fight for their community and for their lands.

The first time she was captured by the white men and detained in kisii Kenya where she managed to find her way back home after five years and the struggle for freedom continued.

The second time she was captured and detained in Kismayu in Somali but she still managed to find her way back home and the struggle for liberation continued.

She d.ied around 1925 and was buried at Bungale Ulaya Kwa Jele in Magarini constituency Malindi district. where a cultural festival was held in her honor.

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