@PLinus32483@ParallelFacts So being Trump agent ๐ค is more powerful than Gzus? Speaks volumes. Give these religions back to their owners and save yourselves. No imaginary being is coming to save Africans
@ParallelFacts Why couldn't the Rev. call the same name they tell our people to call on to be saved. A name that can move mountains โฐ๏ธ ๐. Use the master key of prayer to save himself. Let our people snap out of this religion and save themselves. No one is coming
@247IGBO Eran is standing up and fighting back because they invested in keeping their population growth, and educating their people. They have the healthy population to defend themselves, but we have an unhealthy dying and depreciating, weakened, hungry population that are religious
@247IGBO Mad peple ๐ ๐. Start planning to procreate and defend urself, you said no, gzus is coming. Critical thinking ๐ค ๐ is not hard, but our people refused to think. Instead they follow fraudsters n fraudulent religion handed down to us by the same people that destroyed our lives
@247IGBO I thought these pastors have the power to from their imaginary being to save our people, why are they looking for interventions from humans to save Nigeria from being Islamic? Why not call upon that name that can do and undo anything? Call yaweh, gzus, jsu and the rest of them
Gowon said that Nigeria soldiers were shooting at palm trees. These are the palm trees. It will never be well with those that committed genocide against Ndigbo.
TODAY IN IGBO HISTORY:
On May 28, 1803, a ship carrying Igbo men and women arrived at the coast of Georgia, USA.
They were bound in chains, sold as slavesโฆ but their spirits refused to be conquered.
When they saw the future that awaited them in bondage, they made a bold choice.
With voices lifted in song, hand in hand, they walked into the waters of Dunbar Creek.
They chose death over slavery, freedom over chains, dignity over shame.
This is remembered today as Igbo Landing, a timeless reminder that the Igbo spirit can never be enslaved. Their courage lives on in every heart that longs for freedom. โ๐พ
Igbo Amaka!