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There is a reason Europeans and Arabs used religions to hold Africans down. They know what they met in Africa. They use their religions to dispossess Africans of their true spiritual ways and their power. Look at the internal guilt you are feeling for not going to church. There is a reason why you are feeling that way. But at some point, depending on your spiritual knowledge and growth, it won't matter any more. You just need to grow spiritual. |
Another Mugun converted to religion of the enslaver and oppressors of his forefathers. Spiritual slaves are confirmed economic slaves. |
The bastard king got married to a Kano princess on behalf of "One Nigeria". Someone need to have his or her head checked. |
oz4real83:Because we allow them to mess with us. Until we get our acts together and do away with their system. |
Gospel2Day:You are one of the dumbest African alive. Western philosophy says "Ignorance is bliss". But ancient Africans in Egypt said "ignorance is evil". Africans are currently poor because they choosed not to do what they are supposed to do, and because of their evil acts to one another. The West is materially rich because of a culture of seeking knowledge, and a culture that exhibit habits that promotes prosperity. More so, their prosperity is built on the pain and back of few other races. It's good that you mentioned IFA. The binary code in IFA is what the white people used to invent the computer. IFA is the first source of knowledge to use binary system. Although the white man won't admit that it's the source of their knowledge of binary system but they learn it from Arabia who learnt it from the Africans. Some Europeans also came directly to Yorubaland to collect information about IFA. So, blame mentally lazy Africans like you. It's one thing to have knowledge and another to use it. But the white man help you self-destruct one another in order to keep you down, so as to claim their own supremacy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBdHBRbLX6g |
How could a people hate themselves and the knowledge of their ancestors so much because of some foreign religions? People have become spiritual and economic slaves of owners of those religions. Do people ever wonder that their ancestors are not happy with them because they continue to dishonor their ancestors. Not any different from other Africans. Orunmila, Yoruba divinity for knowledge and wisdom said this of them. : "That they are like a hoe that faces home while heading to the farm, and also faces the farm while heading home. Which divined for a slave claiming that the king is his kinsman. Who doesn't know why the hoe always act irrationally". |
dplordx:Is Nigeria a country filled with human beings? Answer that questions yourself. |
She ought to be sued. Especially because it was the family and not her that was paying the hospital bill. This is what religion is doing to many Nigerians. That's how my younger brother who practices Islam refused to show up at a remembrance thanksgiving for our late dad. His claim is that his type of religion doesn't allow it. He probably joined an Islamic sect in Lagos. |
God knows how much this guy has been bugged during his time in UK, even before the war. |
Toktee:I saw a video few weeks back of a supposedly Igbo guy poisoned by a friend at a social gathering. E just get a e be. |
ArchiLimited:What you are seeing here is the mentality of an average American, especially the Republican party supporters. Everything is war, guns, and violence. You meet an average youth or teens here, he will be telling you he carry arms around or that he rather use a weapon than use his hands in a fight even when the other party has no weapon. |
This guy has a mental problem. He need to be seen by a psychiatrist. |
babajero:Crime is crime! At least she is charged for something. Other individuals caught with kegs of petroleum products are treated that way. But in Nigeria, the law doesn't apply to all in the same measure. |
Some Nigerians need to be taught some basic common sense lessons. It's not that those arresting her are any better. |
GodHatesBigots:Man, if only you know how things work in the world of secret services. |
chukwugoziegi:So, why does this matter to a Nigerian? Face your own business, stupid Nigerians. Your glory isn't in the West or Europe. Focus more on yourselves. |
Deltavariant:It's actually not envy but it show the hypocrisy of religious extremists. They say western education is evil but still use the products that came off western education. |
Only God know the amount of talents wasting away in Nigeria. Nigeria have lost this one already since he will end up in the United States helping add value to US economy in the future. You see how a useless country can continously make people lost what they should have gained from. Please, this country must be broken apart. |
seunak2016:So, it's the charm that is singing, dancing and writing the songs? The charm is also the music producer, manager and marketing manager. Go and use the "charm" without natural talent. Natural talent comes first. Personally, nothing wrong in using a "charm" that allow the world to see your talent because of witches and wizard like this poster that are probably happy sitting on people's talent. They love playing God. Portable talent don escape from where dem carry bucket cover his talent..... ![]() |
ebenhazard:Ever heard of the Yoruba word "Ori"? This doesn't mean Ori as in head but as in your Essence. We also use destiny as one meaning. Ori is the spiritual author of your fate here on earth. The kind of "Ori" you choose in the "spirit world" before you were given birth to determine what you will turn out to be here on earth. Though there are other factors. Other things like natural talents are things granted to you in the spirit world. In yoruba, we call this "Akunlegba", meaning something your granted while on your knees. According to Orunmila, the Yoruba divinity for wisdom who was also present when every being was created, he said that your Ori, Owo, and Ese determines whether you will be successful in life. Owo means hands. These suggests the things you use your hands to do while here on earth. Like the job, business, or trade you choose to do. Ese means leg, and suggest the efforts you put in what you do. Or places you or people you choose to meet in order to achieve success. For example, some jobs or business require that you have interpersonal skill or communication skills. If you want to be successful, you are required to make effort to have those skills. There is nothing like prosperity in Yoruba spiritual cosmology. You cannot me richer than you are destined to be. If you go out of your way to pursue riches that your Ori did not apportion to you, there are consequences for this. Though, you can be aided to align your life to fit what your Ori destined for you, no one would promise you wealth. Or you can be aided to remove spiritual obstacles standing between you and your destined success. Any act outside of this is evil. And any individual promising to help you get rich using some ritual is helping plan your downfall because it will surely not end well. |
Bahamas95:Mad boy! Is your vision that is aging. Post pictures of all females in your family here. From your mother to your aunties and sisters, so one can compare. Since you get aging problem for your family. And you have the "temerity" lie about what you are seeing. Some people are just crazy. |
Thanks for the story. I was thinking she is daughter of legendary Art Alade. So, this is a different Alade family. |
Mrupdate11:If man were God! |
seunayantokun:Russia is also a corrupt country where few get rich at the expense of the masses. Like Russia, there are couple of oligarchs in Nigeria that are made rich by people in government. They make each other rich. Kickback and kick-forward. |
Shoodboi:As sad as it is, you have a point and you are surely right. It's a game they all play. I can't say I really don't care if they wipe out each other countries because I reside in one. We will see out it turns out. |
lecturer50:I was thinking in the same direction as well but not sure of the working details. I know colours carry their respective energies. I just did a brief investigation using the Yoruba cosmology by trying to know the colours of the Orisas (deities). Interestingly, the Orisa that uses yellow colour has a female energy. Blue is for Yemoja which is androgynous (male and female energy). Red goes for ever powerful Sango. Esu also uses red. Sango and Esu are male energies. Ogun, the warlord, uses green, and its a male energy. It now make sense why yellow houses often come last. Because yellow is for Oshun, a female deity, for love and fertility. Physical strength is not her specialty. But she is powerful in other areas. In my high school days, blue house often came second and few times first. And the deity that use blue has both male and female energy. Yemaja is hermaphrodite. I will say 70% of the times, blue house came first. Ogun who is male energy is extremely powerful and known for wars and likes. The ever elusive and tricky Esu uses red and black as colours. It all make sense. |
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[quote author=lecturer50 post=110958844]Everything seems to get energy and destiny. Throughout my primary school days, yellow house always came last in inter-house sports competitions. No wonder scientists are speaking about dark matter. This is an unseen energy which permeates and defines everything. That's why things like repeating themselves because there is a force that defines and orders everything. A man who is not handsome or rich may find that every where he goes, women are the ones asking him out. But normally, such women don't ask men out but when they see him, they will just find themselves running after him. That explains why things like repeating themselves to a particular person but not to other people.[misses. My thought was in this direction as well because I know colours carry energy but not sure of the defining details. |
KingDash:Kolo-mentality? You don't know what you missed. |
Mrxawe:That was exactly our experience at Methodist Boys High School, Lagos. Each of our houses had names with colors. You know the school was initially a missionary school, and the names were British. I hope they have changed the names. Didsbury was green, Handsworth was blue, Kingsbridge was red, and Westminster, my house, was yellow. Coincidentally, for almost all the years I was at MBHS, Westminster, my house, was almost always last. I think it was only once we missed the last place. Didsbury (green) was often the top performer. See the way British Methodist missionary wanted to turn our head upside down, gave British names to something in Nigeria. And for over hundred years as at when I attended, no one thought it right to change the names. Even after government took over missionary schools in Lagos. |
Praktikals:Abi o. They think everything require force. Here is Orunmila, the Grandfather of philosophy said about use of diplomacy and force in our dealings. He said "Whatever you apply diplomacy to, that doesn't work, require a little madness". We are yet to exhaust all diplomatic means in our quest for Odua Nation. |
Hisbah21:You are mad. This is the same statement he was making before your terrorist president decided to attack him. Go check his statements at all his rallies. He only said he would fight back if he was attacked in daylight. But he knows that if they come at night, there would be no clear evidence if he choose to use his own means to defend himself. He is someone with foresight and good judgment. Not the pack of criminals in govt. More so, those elders that are with him will advise him against use of violence. Violence is typically not part of Yoruba culture except it get to a point that they have no choice. |