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The concept of "evil" has perplexed human thought for centuries, with philosophers, theologians, and scholars of various disciplines attempting to understand its origin. The question of where evil comes from—whether it is inherent in human nature, a result of societal influences, or a force external to humanity—has given rise to a broad spectrum of theories. In examining the origin of evil, it is essential to explore the views offered by religion, philosophy, and psychology. Together, these perspectives offer a complex and multifaceted understanding of the forces that contribute to the manifestation of evil in the world.

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Well said. BULLhari and THIEFNIBU scattered everything. We the true Northerners, are aware. Magana gaskiya ne, ama Allah shi ne mai iko.

SeraphicWind:
I saw a thread where an Hausa lady painted like a mannequin for scaring little children was asking of the economic usefulness of the IGBO TRIBE. Link below.

https://www.nairaland.com/8557171/hausa-lady-asks-igbos-what



Leave Igbos alone please.

What is the economic usefulness of Ibo? She is right in the question she asked. Intact she has summarised all that needed to be told ibos.

When will the these people learn ? Just creating unnecessary enemies for themselves

The Igbos are not the problem of Nigeria and Nigeria is not the problem of the Igbos.

We should stop this senseless blame game and face building our region, states or communities