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CodeTemplarr:
The first Adam.

Our people existed long before Adam.

Na we Ejagham cause this thing. This is the result of “see-finish.” When we fail to value what is ours, and then see others using the same things to prosper, we suddenly start crying.

Now, everybody is laying claim to the Bakor Monoliths, the origin of Ngbe/Ekpe, and Nsibidi. From the Ibibios to the Efiks, to the Igbos (Arochukwu)—even though the renowned Igbo writer Chinua Achebe himself acknowledged the Ejagham as the originators of Nsibidi!

They all chant and sing about Yangbe in their ceremonies, but let’s be clear: Ngbe is an Ejagham word meaning “Leopard.” And there is only one Yangbe stone in the world. Guess where it is? Ejagham land—and I have seen it with my own eyes.

I was speaking with an Efik friend, and he said, “When I yob Ngbe…”, referring to his initiation into Ngbe and I understood him immediately in my Nkem Ejagham language. By “yob Ngbe,” he meant to “join Ngbe.” It’s the same expression we use in my village when talking about joining an age grade: “yob ishek.”

So, this Ibibio woman (link below) needs to stop the insults already. Let me tell you why all our neighbors can trace their origins and wisdom back to Ejagham land: it’s because this is the birthplace of man and the origin of civilization.

Rather than trying to displace or insult the Ejagham, why not take the time to better understand us? By so doing, you will properly trace your roots to the same Ejagham land without causing damage 😂.

When we all recognize that we share the same roots, our redemption will no longer be far off. And believe me, when the rest of the world realizes this truth, they will fear.

But if we keep up this division and unnecessary insults, we’re only doing the oppressors’ work for them. Even my “see-finish” brethren will one day learn to better appreciate what they already have. Until then, it’s up to us to protect our heritage and show the world who we truly are.


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It’s an imported tradition. But like many other cultures, traditions and religious practices, its roots trace back to mother land Africa.

The Nkem Ejagham root word AKAMARISHA (AKAMA-RE-NSHAR) produced the sound CH-R-S resulting in thre word CHRSIT and means “you shall be joyful and happy” or “you shall be saved.” The word “sha” in the Hebrew as well as in the Nkem Ejagham language translates as “to save” or “saved”.

The MAS is from MA-SHA meaning “I save” or “I am saved”.

Wishing you joy and happiness this season and always!.

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Do you know where they were before arriving in the Edo region an even Ile Ife?
Igbos are more ancient than you think. Older than the Israelites and even ancient Egypt.
They caused this misinformation by attempting to cover or overshadow the history of the Ejagham people whose land houses many secrets as the origin of civilization. I aslo blame the Ejaghams too because na "see finish" dey worry dem. Even the Efiks and Ibibios who try too look down on them can trace their roots and customs to this same land of origin.
I can even show you the origin of many Edo, Yoruba or Igala words and customs from Ejagham.

Visit thread here:
https://www.nairaland.com/8264371/nkaris-quest-episode-7-amesi#132836354

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This episode unveils secrets… simple truths that can revolutionize your life.

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ogyunging:
Interesting. I grew up outside my state of origin. I give thanks to my parents for ensuring my siblings and I understood and could speak our natural dialect even if not fluently.

Great

akincosta:
Is it really a revelation for you? Obviously, all the words in our vocabularies didn’t just appear overnight for us to use as they are now. Language is a living, centuries-old phenomenon, so it’s not surprising that many words have pretty interesting etymologies. I’m learning this now as I try to move away from the usual words in my vocabulary, look for synonyms like “help synonym,” and work on making my speech more varied and vibrant. There are so many great words I didn’t even know existed.

Nice 👍🏾

Ngbe, The Enigmatic Panther.

Thread on Nairaland: https://www.nairaland.com/8241965/nkaris-quest-ep6-ngbe-enigmatic


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4n1tU5IOWyM?si=1eYu6sPOooJ20ro1

The story of Yangbe and Ngbe (leopard) is not just about Ejagham heritage—it reflects universal themes of governance, power, and tradition that have shaped cultures across the world. From the origins of Nsibidi to the concept of the pantheon, these connections remind us that our stories are part of a greater human narrative.

Discover shocking truths about the African origins of the government, the Greek pantheon and more.


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okoamercy:
Appreciate the depth of your thoughtful insights.

Thank you!

So they’re not reconnected yet?

Lol. This must be a comedy performance.

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MrPresident1:
Learn to listen, learrrrrrn to listen.

When a person or a people are described as black, it is not about skin colour, it is about the condition of the mind, the spiritual mental state of the person or people.

Black mean spiritually or mentally dead

Anywhere black is mentioned in the Bible, its connotation is bad.

See! Heaven was black with clouds and showers of blessing fell…

Kings 1 18:45
And it came to pass in the mean while, that the heaven was black with clouds and wind, and there was a great rain. And Ahab rode, and went to Jezreel.


You must be wiser than Solomon. ..

Song of Solomon 1:5
I [am] black, but gorgeous, O ye daughters of Jerusalem, as the tents of Kedar, as the curtains of Solomon.


In bible days, those with white or pale skin were considered unclean and not allowed in the temple. This is the narrative you’re struggling to change with lies right?

Leviticus 13:3
And the priest shall look on the plague in the skin of the flesh: and [when] the hair in the plague is turned white, and the plague in sight [be] deeper than the skin of his flesh, it [is] a plague of leprosy: and the priest shall look on him, and pronounce him unclean.

Leviticus 13:6
And the priest shall look on him again the seventh day: and, behold, [if] the plague [be] somewhat dark, [and] the plague spread not in the skin, the priest shall pronounce him clean: it [is but] a scab: and he shall wash his clothes, and be clean.

MrPresident1:
Besides, the new heaven that God is bringing will have people from all races, so skinncolour was never the issue

I knew this is your goal. This is why you seek to devalue your people because you have created an imaginary new heaven and new earth, concepts you know nothing about.

You talking to me about black in the Bible. You think I don’t know those who were in charge of translating and compiling that book and what they did? The purpose and message have been completely changed. The imaginary kingdom of heaven and earth shown to you is a lie and nothing like what the original writers had in mind.

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MrPresident1:
Who is bringing witchcraft, are you OK? Now listen well, Being called BLACK or WHITE is never about skin colour, why is this so difficult for you to grasp? It is about the mental and spiritual state and not about the colour of the skin. Have you met a black man before or a white man, don't you know the colour of white and the colour of black?

Why are you stuck like a broken CD plate?

This is the problem with our people. We like to deceive ourselves. You pretend as though you do not know that this world’s civilization, even the God our people pray to and see in visions is a white man. I will not go down to semantics with you. You and I know what I’m about and what you are doing his only a cover up.

Take a black doll baby with a white one to a two year old black girl. Give the black doll to her and see her reaction. The you know how deep in the valley our people are. All that funny clever religious talk aint gonna work. I have not seen you campaign against obvious falsehood peddled against us in schools and churches, but you are quick to shut someone who says we are exceptional and more superior.

If I am to go deep with you. you will not be able to address me, not even as a man or to even mention color. And no, we are not one people , we are not one specie. Our forefathers did not joke with identify and looks. Besides clothing, hairstyles, tattoos etc were used for identity. I reject such false teaching. Our blood is not the same. DNA is not the same. Some have melanin, other don’t. Even pharmacy has been used as a weapon against certain groups with particular physical traits.

Even at the end of the age, IA will set the people again according to their pedigree.

For many deceivers have gone out into the world, those who do not acknowledge Jesus Christ as coming in the flesh. This is the deceiver and the antichrist. 2John1:7

Scripture above implies that he had a skin color, a home town, place of origin etc. Apart from that, you have all been scammed. Don’t try to spiritual nonsense when we can see with our korokoro eyes.

StillDtruth:
Did you not see Games of thrones? Oyibo people too did it.

Betrothal is a natural thing done all over the world and not just in Africa alone and it is still done today save that the betrothed do exercise their rights of refusal.

We began civilization. The world learned from us. There is bride price in the Bible. Do white people pay bride price?

MrPresident1:
Being black is a state of mental and spiritual death. There is no pride in being called black

Rest, when it comes to your own people’’s self awareness and greatness, you bring your witchcraft. Oya, “dark skinned Africans”. Are you okay now?

Light shines out of darkness. Darkness of the earth or of the womb is where creation takes place. Our dark skin is proof that we are the original man, born with skin that enjoys nutrition from the sun’s rays.

Calm down. Don’t mind modern historians. That writing is the first ever writing script. Much older than Egyptian hieroglyphics.

Calm down. Nchibi (Nsibidi) is first and foremost an Ejagham invention. They taught their neighbors. Efiks, Ibibiios and Igbos.

The garden of Eden in Africa??

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StillDtruth:
Did you not see Games of thrones? Oyibo people too did it.

Betrothal is a natural thing done all over the world and not just in Africa alone and it is still done today save that the betrothed do exercise their rights of refusal.

It call came from Africa. Civilization began here in Africa.

Why are they always comparing themselves with the worst of countries or the worst of situations around the world?

This was not a religious thing, but a cultural thing. This is our black African culture on display right from the Old Testament.

Watch this amazing life-changing exposition on the mystery of Jehovah Jireh. Understand its African origin and true power.


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Today September 15th The Bakor Nation celebrates the New Yam Festival. This is the origin of the biblical Feast of Firstfruits. Even the Hebrew word for “feast” (khag H2282) is from the Nkem Bakor Ejagham word for feast, “ikag”.

Yam is regarded as the king of crops, a miraculous plant, representing fertility and abundance. The festival is our way of thanking the Creator for sustaining us through the planting season and offering the first harvest back to God and our ancestors.

This is the true beginning of the year, and it is my honor to wish you a Happy Iyel-anfenfe (Happy New Yam)

Discover the deep secrets about Mfam and Ejagham and better understand our world.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sCioboBzOrM?si=TF7QbJqFDzAzN_0a

This is the first in a captivating series of mysteries and deep truths, focusing on the journey of discovery of a boy named Nkari. Journey with us!


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