raumdeuter:
Beware of ishilove

Ishilove:

Hint? Full analysis?

naptu2:



There is a disclaimer that these letters and subsequent investigations are fictional--the product of Njoku's imagination.

Njoku says (on page 2) "When you travel to other continents of the world you see that women of those parts, behave better and more lovely than our mongerish African Women…In order to discipline them, this little but effective booklet has been produced,"


Women are the enemy, according to Njoku,and they are just as likely to poison young men as liquidate (bankrupt) or cuckold them. "I am now at WAR with African women," declares Njoku, (pg.6). 


Njoku tells his readers "do not love women more than money, but love money more than women," (pg.14). But just a few pages later Njoku condemns women for loving money more than their husbands or boyfriends. The author even believes that the general wickedness of women has had biological effects. They no longer grow as tall, they develop breasts and become sexually mature at an early age, and they will accept a few pennies from boys and agree with "whatever the boy tells them," (pg.19).

He also says that a good boy is known by "salutation,respect, obedience, devotion to his duty and quietness", as opposed to a bad boy's display of "carelessness, disobedience, stubbornness and noise," (pg.47). Good girls are known for their "shyness, quietness, respect, obedience and likeness to domestic work," whereas bad girls "lack shyness (and) shame,"(pg.48)

Ishilove:

Buhahahahahahaha! I knew it! Horseshit

Ishilove:

Buhahahahahahaha! I knew it! Horseshit

naptu2:


Commercialism.

Ishilove:

Buhahahahahahaha! I knew it! Horseshit

naptu2:


Commercialism.

naptu2:





Remember that I told you that I've seen this book before?

I think it was discussed at a symposium or a similar kind of event about Onitsha Market Literature in the 1990s (it might also have been in my dad's giant library).

Anyway, one of the things that I learned from that event was that, although there were many great pamphlets that were produced in this manner, there were also many other "commercial" pamphlets that were part of the Onitsha Market Literature.

There were so many cheap and easy to read pamphlets that were being produced in Onitsha in the 1950s and '60s that some authors felt that they needed to be sensational and have arresting titles in order to sell their pamphlets. You'll understand what I mean when you see the titles and subject matter of some of the pamphlets below.

naptu2:
www.nairaland.com/attachments/6230656_onitshamarketliterature1_jpeg76a629b5f925fa919c30fd5e46e95de7

anonimi:


Many penterascal pastorpreneurs are minting money preaching this type of message from their sheeple today.
No wonder there were not so many fraudsters pretending to be gods of men back in the days.
The love of books and reading has been replaced with the love of pastors' words.


www.nairaland.com/attachments/4160988_image_jpeg_jpeg6f95b5e7a24ad4fc0808d6698fd37362


www.nairaland.com/attachments/4138528_fbimg1471362711749_jpeg32428b294a57b4debde63e3fd7301227

shadeyinka:
I don't have problems with you not believing in any form of religion. However, you are way below the truth repeating your "anti religion mantra" like in George Orwell's Animal Farm "....two legs good, four legs bad!..two legs good, four legs bad!....".

If you analysis is correct, North Korea should be the first on your table: They are the Number One Atheistic Country in the World aren't they not?

Queenlovely:
This book was written by a person with myopic mindset. His whole world revolves around women with no tangible contribution in life.

Fyi0:

You read the book when you were in Australia

anonimi:


Perhaps you are wrong in assuming that I am atheist or anti-religion. Once you stop making wrong assumptions you will understand better what I have said.
Shalom!
Salam!!
Peace!!!