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theTranslator:He is Yoruba-Ijaw. Omoyele is a Yoruba name. Even his last name is a Yoruba name. I observed that his people native traditions has all the elements of yoruba native spirituality. He is also from Ondo just like Gani Adams. |
Nigeria is currently run by foreigners from Chad and Niger. I am 100% sure of this. All the evidence is there. Remember that a bulk of votes during election are provided by Chadians and citizens of Niger that are deliberately brought into Nigeria for the elections. |
Time for RCCG top pastors enter the bush to capture the kidnappers in their den just like Sunday Igboho and OPC recently did. Since we can't rely on police anymore, people got to help themselves. Abi RCCG will rely on so-called "idol worshippers" for their security? |
Arrest of Jafaru in 2016 by EFCC https://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/01/efcc-arrests-apc-chieftain-jafaru-isa/ |
Mabizeka:You craze, no be small. |
Nigeria cannot exist as a country because some people are terrorists by nature. I run into an African guy from Senegal in the US. We were just talking generally about issues in Senegal and then I mentioned about current Fulani massacres across Nigeria. The next things he said was "I am Fulani too. My people are too violent. They freely go around with arms and weapons". I was shocked but really didn't show it. But I love his honesty. I think he has lived in America for long and talked openly about issues. So, these are the people you want to live with in a so-called Nigeria? It can never work. |
thebosstrevor1:A lot of you are just too ignorant and you all exhibit it without shame. Nigeria that rely mostly on foreign food imports until 1 or 2 years ago. How much food export does Nigeria do? |
thebosstrevor1:You are saying you don't know the difference between diaspora remittance and foreign direct investment (FDI). The annual remittance from diaspora is several fold higher than FDI because foreign investors see Nigeria as a high risk country and the FDI is even quite low. Probably just couple of billions of dollars unlike diaspora funds that run up to over $20 billion. Why did CBN recently change policy that allow receiving dollars instead of Naira when fund is sent from abroad by Nigerians. If Nigeria only rely on dollars from crude oil sales, the economy would have collapse and even Dangote project will be affected since he needs to purchase equipments which he get from CBN. Our criminal senators won't see enough dollars to fund their foreign trips. Its diaspora remittance that allowed countries like China and India advanced significantly in last two decades because those remittance were directed at infrastructural development unlike Nigerians remittance that go mostly to private projects and family members. A lot can be found online about diaspora remittance. I even read a world Bank document on it. |
This one is just waking up. Almost all neighborhood in Lagos has been taken over by cult gangs. |
dimugonabo:It's interesting that my response here came via a new knowledge I learn yesterday even though I have been aware that it's your destiny (which we yoruba call "Ayanmo" or "Ori" that dictate whether an individual will be rich in life. However, I never knew the foundation of this thought until yesterday. If one likes, he can pray a million times a day to God, if riches is not part of his/her destiny, there is nothing one can do. According to a verse in the Yoruba IFA corpus called "Otura Arete" (hope I got that name right), Akapo, the topmost disciple/assistant of Yoruba deity of wisdom Orunmila (a witness of human destiny), petitioned his boss before Olodumare (GOD). His grouse was that he as the senior disciple of Orunmila, the father of wisdom and repairer of human misfortune has done everything the Ifa oracle recommended that he do, and he did every sacrifices he was advised to do, but still he continued to be ravaged by poverty and penury. How could it be that he the topmost disciple of Orunmila could be this poor. Olodumare summond Orunmila who was taken aback because such summon was unusual. There he met Akapo, his assistant, who retorted the same allegation against Orunmila in the presence of Olodumare that he always does the things recommended by his boss but yet he was in penury. There, Olodumare asked Orunmila "why is it that your closest disciple live in such state of penury, and why is his case like this". Orunmila was pained by this petition and he replied to Olodumare that "it would be fair to hear my own side of the story in order not to be one-sided". And Olodumare replied that He was equally pained by the state He saw Akapo and it's for this reason he summoned him.Then Orunmila continued that he already did all the things and sacrifices required to be done on behalf of his assistant without holding anything back, and why he has not been rewarded with good fortune can only be confirmed by asking Akapo's destiny or "Ori". Now, the "Ori" of Akapo was summoned, and was asked "is it true that it was all the things needed for Akapo sacrifices that were delivered to you by Orunmila, then Akapo's "Ori" replied "yes, all required sacrifices were delivered". Then, Olodumare asked Akapo's "Ori", then why didn't you release good fortunes to Akapo? Then Akapo's "Ori" replied that the agreement between him and Akapo before he came to the world was that good fortune would only be with Akapo towards the later part of his life. And that all his good fortune would be delivered to him at the time of his life that they both agreed to. On hearing this, Akapo became perplexed, and he prostrated flat at the feet of Orunmila, begging to be forgiven. That if he had known he wouldn't have resorted to petitioning Orunmila before Olodumare. Then, Orunmila accepted his request to be forgiven. However, Orunmila demanded from Olodumare that that from that day onward, human should never be allowed to bring petitions directly before Olodumare because humans are very good with frivolous petitions. And because Olodumare love human so much and take human issues seriously, it will be better to avoid this kind of disagreements between deities and humans, if humans are not allowed to have direct contact with Olodumare. Olodumare accepted Orunmila's demand that this was best way to go to avoid hearing one-sided stories of humans. |
Let us keep watch over her so Gumi boys won't come and embarrass on us before the world. |
These elites! Upon all the killings and bloodshed going on in the backyard of our people, they are still acting as if everything is fine. |
Mikelarteta:Fort McMurray is crazily expensive being an oil and gas community. $600 just for Kumon. Wao, I only paid $150 per child several years ago, somewhere in the US. But surely your income cover this with extras, more so if both couple work. |
CryptoRepublic1:What are you talking about? It's my bill, not yours. That cover phones for 5 members of the family including monthly payment of insurance in case phones are damaged in order to get replacement. If you live in the US, you won't argue it. Someone claiming to live in Ontario claims he pay $400 for communication. Now, because I once lived there, I could dispute that. But he know better because there could other fees attached to that. |
A Suburb by Houston,, Texas, US (family of 6) -Home mortgage (5 bedrm): $2554 -Home utilities (Gas, electric.., water, comm. HOA fee): $300 -Internet (Xfinity): $55 (can go up to $90 depending on use) -Mobile phones: $250 -Groceries: $500 -Car loans (x2): $600 -Car insurance: $190 -Gas for cars: $300 -Health insurance: $150 -Miscellaneous (credit cards/loans, ext. family support etc): $700 Total: $5099 |
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GloShare:This make more sense than the guy in Ontario claiming $450 for communication, $800 for groceries. I can see that yours is a family of four. I lived in Calgary for couples of years before (as family of 4) and stayed few months with a friend in Toronto, Ontario during my grad school.days. |
nonen:This your numbers? ... $800 for grocery. How many members of family? And no auto-insurance... |
nonen:This your numbers? ... $800 for grocery. How many members of family? |
Be sure that 1 million or more of the 2.5 million are from Chad and Niger Republic. |
I have a feeling that Wakili has already been hit with a charm. They deliberately left his accomplices unharmed. They know the police will release him eventually but if the police do, Wakili has already been rendered useless. He will never recover from the effect of the charm. One may think he is just pretending. You expect OPC to use ordinary hands to catch him? You know Wakili is loaded too. Wakili went to Benin Republic to empower himself. But he failed to realize that the charm makers in Benin Republic are students of the Yorubas, and many of them are even of Yoruba origin. They probably gave him fake charms knowing fully well about fulani atrocities in Yorubaland. He think he's wise. Abi no be Oyinbo say "Wise, Wiser, Wisest". |
And these are the people some people want to live and remain in a country with. "One Nigeria" my foot. It's done. Imagine, you brought in terrorists into your own country in order to fight in case your candidate lose the election. I guess they were brought in to match the Goodluck Jonathan's boys in the creek. I just feel sorry for the poor Northern masses. |
So, when are the police going to parade the fulani kidnappers? I suppose they are doing this to convince people that kidnapping is not only done by the fulanis. Continue to fool yourselves. |
Charmingrascal:Really? Why not see the trend. They started from Ondo, then to Oyo, and then Ogun. And eventually Lagos. Ogun state share border and forests with Lagos. Those location where the kidnap too place lie along a road that can be accessed from Ogun via Ijebu-Ode. They might soon head for Epe because most farms in Lagos are located there. There is a road linking Ogun with Epe and there is a forest too. A big one at that. Let us wait and see. |
God knows how many victims they already killed or kidnapped. I suspect that those cell phones belong to kidnapped victims. |
It's that presidential ambition that will kill all of you including the senator that made that statement. Even most of us Yoruba detest him. Someone that literally took over the resources of a state with his family. Like, what do these people take us for? Nemesis is on the way. |
tsephanyah:You are just mad. I am sure you are not even yoruba. |
Akanbiedu:Is Atiku a Yoruba? |
Tinubu responding in "2022" to an incident that happened in early 2021. You didn't disappoint because we are not surprised. Your antecedents agree with your current posture. Extreme ambition kills. |
Who are the real investors? I am sure it's dominated by foreign venture capitalists. |
Dgr8hassiE:He probably used what Yorubas call "Egbe" (teleportation). Of course, I am just saying this but I am 100% sure he has teleportation ability. "Egbe" was very common among yoruba ancestors for hunting and during wars. |
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that dictate whether an individual will be rich in life. However, I never knew the foundation of this thought until yesterday. If one likes, he can pray a million times a day to God, if riches is not part of his/her destiny, there is nothing one can do.