@olawale7040@Asakemijimi Stated in which bible? Atleast, try not to speak dumbly. Plus, you lots use Isa. Why not put out Isa on the banner to pass your message across? Religion of peace indeed.
@Asakemijimi Very provocative. If their intents were pure, they would have stick to using the Isa who is a prophet and not Jesus. They know what they are doing. Come on X acting as though intelligent whereas, very myopic.
@tosinraj It is what you believe in, good and fine. No one has an issue over that. But why not stick to the name “prophet Isah” while trying to pass the message across? I believe you are educated and not stupid please.
@MobilePunch I don’t care what caused what here but why being so violent ? As a woman? For crying out loud, this could be resolved without having to bash a human. 🥹 I hate violence and can’t stand it.
@Dorothyyy9573@CaseTeacher@instablog9ja And how is Nigeria any better? 😩 y’all, please. We may revere our religious leaders but let’s call out wrong doings Biko. No sugar coating.
Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala faces no opposition as she emerges as the only candidate for the position of Director-General of World trade Organization.
Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala is the first woman and the first African to head the World Trade Organisation.
Deputy Prime Minister of Sweden, Ebba Busch:
"Islam needs to adapt to Swedish values. Muslims who do not integrate should leave the country!
Honor killings, clan structures, beheadings, the stoning of women, and Sharia law do not belong here!"
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If you're in Nigeria, Kenya, or any other African country led by a Biden/Harris-installed puppet, this result gives you a 2 to 4-year window to do whatever is in your power to get that puppet out of there and rescue your country from the US economic hitman.
US foreign policy, as we know, is imperial and does not really change. BUT the wild card here is that Donald Trump is perfectly set up to take the proverbial chainsaw to the swamp forest. He has no re-election to look forward to, and they have given him all the motivation in the world to pursue his vendetta by trying to kill him twice, after dragging him through criminal court and getting his face on a police mugshot.
Trump and the US Intelligence establishment have already hated each other since 2016. The last time he was president, there was a mass resignation at the State Department. It was also the Intelligence Community that started and spread the false narrative that Russia somehow made him president, leading to a whole federal inquiry that summed up to the grand total of nothing.
Trump HATES these people for his own selfish reasons. And it just so happens that these are the same people responsible for imposing puppets and making extractive imperial decisions around the world. They're the people who are trying to turn fuel and electricity into luxury items in Nigeria and make Kenyan cancer patients pay a special tax for getting chemotherapy.
Over the next 4 years, there will be an ALMIGHTY squabble behind the scenes as Trump does what he does best - creates chaos and starts fires. During this time, it will be very difficult for these people to properly coordinate themselves to run this empire behind the president's back. We saw this in Nigeria during Trump's last tenure when, between 2017 and 2019, there was a brief economic recovery after the crash that started in Q4 2015 with the entry of the last Democrat-installed puppet before the current one. When Trump was creating chaos at the State Department, the systematic raiding and dismantling of Nigeria's economy couldn't be properly supervised, and we got a 3-year reprieve before 2020 happened.
This means that if Kenyans stage a #RutoMustGo part 2 next year, there will be no US government cover for him to remain in office and disappear people as he has been doing. Ditto Nigeria and the Biden/Harris-backed drug pusher in Aso Rock. Whatever plans anyone has to get rid of American-backed extractive puppet regimes across the continent - now is the time to put them into action. For the next 4 years, America will be too busy fighting itself and disappearing up its own giant asshole to properly focus on destroying Africa's growing economies.
This is probably the last time we will ever get a gilt edged opportunity like this. So whoever you are - politician, political activist, banker, billionaire, soldier, journalist - the time is now. You have your work cut out for you.
We have a 4-year window.
Good luck and godspeed.
I’m in Nigeria for two reasons: my passion for justice and my desire to be close to my family. If I leave Nigeria, I’ll have to change my life goals and career path. I believe in making impact and living for a worthy cause.
However, I’m not going to lie, there are days that I genuinely ask myself whether Nigeria and Nigerians are worth fighting for? There are days that I feel some form of resentment over the way we make excuses for politicians who are ruining our lives.
If I ever get to that point where the passion to make a difference at home is no longer there, I’ll relocate. My family will be fine.
I only wish that most Nigerians have the opportunity of traveling to a country where the system actually works at least once in their lifetime. That is why I have little regards for Nigerians abroad who are supporting the madness of politicians at home. I consider them as vile, dangerous and wicked.
I was in Akwa Ibom State last week. I noticed that the number of Churches on the streets of Uyo has increased significantly. It’s the same thing here in Lagos.
Businesses are closing down but Churches are springing up everywhere. Churches are opening in strictly commercial areas.
Life abroad is not perfect.
You will have a deal with racism, the cold weather (depending on the country) and so on, but the system works in Western countries.
But if you can survive the vicious tribalism in Nigeria, you can survive the racism abroad. In Nigeria, you can be murdered by religious fanatics because of alleged blasphemy and the government will shield your murderers. If you’re a victim of a violent racist attack abroad, there is a high probability that you’ll get justice.
One advantage of living abroad is the efficient way the state responds to medical and security emergencies. In Nigeria, before the ambulance gets to you (that is if one is available), it may be too late. By the time the ambulance gets to the hospital, the facilities may not be available.
Without a car, you can move around London and the UK with relative comfort because train and bus services are efficient. You just need to plan your movements.
When you land at Heathrow Airport for example, you can buy a UK SIM card and start using it instantly.
The tranquility that welcomes you makes you wonder why our international airports are so rancorous and chaotic.
In Nigeria, you need to do biometrics and what have you before you can start using a new Sim. Yet, insecurity has not reduced.
Our politicians have seceded from Nigeria. They don’t believe in this country. Many of our pastors do not believe in Nigeria. Have you not noticed that many of our popular Pentecostal preachers are expanding their reach abroad (with UK as their main target).
Most public and political office holders are striving to acquire assets abroad because they know that Nigeria is not working.
Prayers will not change Nigeria.
Politicians will not change Nigeria.
Elections may not change Nigeria.
Revolution is the most guaranteed solution for Nigeria. But we are not ready.
So the suffering continues.
@miriamoluchi_ @Solomon_Buchi But I don’t see how it’s the church’s fault for our countries backwardness. I think we all are leaving the main problem here. We’ve got myopic, selfish and evil leaders. Good working system starts from a good government/governance.