₦airaland Forum

Dyt see your life outside. You and your fellow merchants of death and your cooked up figures of daily COVID 19 deaths. Surely, you're I'll fated , you and your household and co travelers. All of you that were stampeded into taking vaxx and boosters, let's see how you lab rats fare in the next couple of years. Stupid cursed lots

[quote author=hopefulLandlord post=118075382][/quote]You're an utterly ignorant and senseless Christian with zero knowledge of the word of God, come on here quoting scripture as though you have and idea what you're typing. You're a fool and I pity you and those like you who read without understanding. Don't attribute to God what Satan did, or acts of men, to God. God never killed anyone and never emasculated anyone, but you won't know or understand that, because you follow the deceiver, your father, Satan.

Kobojunkie:
The statement in bold is a lie!

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Irepchrist has exited the building, busted for spewing lies on a Sunday morning. Lol

SanctifiedSista:
Anyone that watches such shows shld go for deliverance

Your self righteousness won't take you anywhere. Faackin hypocrite always quick to judge and condemn people. You're the one who needs deliverance, sadly you don't even know that.

Middle Belt flooding: Outsourcing responsibility, Nigerian style:

In 1977, the Cameroonian government made a rational decision. Observing the absence of adequate water resources to support growing agricultural pressure in northern Cameroon, the government of Ahmadou Ahidjo decided to build a dam on the Benue River which would supply hydropower to the region and allow for the irrigation of 15,000 hectares of farmland.

The dam was completed in 1982, which was the same year that a certain Paul Biya succeeded Ahidjo as Cameroon’s head of state. It was projected that the dam would have a downstream effect on Nigeria, so both countries reached an agreement after discussions.

According to the agreement signed in 1977, a shock absorber dam called the Dasin Hausa Dam would be constructed in modern-day Adamawa State.

In addition to preventing flooding, this massive dam was also meant to add 300 MW of hydropower to the national grid and irrigate roughly 150,000 hectares of farmland in Adamawa, Benue and Taraba.

Depending on who is telling the story, this project either never made it off the drawing board or achieved up to 90 percent completion. What all versions of the story have in common however, is that once a certain Muhammadu Buhari overthrew the democratically elected Shehu Shagari in a military coup, this project became one of several important development projects that were halted.

It’s Never Nigeria’s Fault…40 years after the failure of the Nigerian government to put the Dasin Hausa dam up, flooding of the Benue estuary and the Lokoja confluence area has become an annual event.

Instead of taking the rational and obvious step of completing the Dasin Hausa dam so as to stop the annual destruction of lives and property – and even get some much-needed electricity and assisted irrigation into the bargain – successive Nigerian governments have chosen to play the ostrich instead.

This year’s floods are the worst in exactly a decade, and hence have made it into the news cycle. The government’s response has been the most predictably Nigerian government response ever – to blame Cameroon.

Using official and unofficial channels, the Nigerian government has variously blamed Cameroon for “opening the dam” and for doing so allegedly “without informing Nigerian authorities.”


Putting aside the absurdity of expecting another country to assume responsibility for Nigeria’s own internal failures such as the failure to honour its own side of an agreement made 45 years ago, it must be pointed out that both of these claims are categorically false.

First of all, Cameroon’s decision to “open the dam” was not a voluntary one made as part of some kind of malevolent scheme to drown a heavily populated and economically crucial part of its largest neighbour and biggest single trading partner. That claim, which has been recycled annually for decades, is Nigerian government propaganda at its most pernicious and least creative.

In fact, Cameroon’s annual opening of the Lagdo dam is something entirely born out of necessity. If the dam is not opened when water levels rise beyond its design limits, it will burst – and the results will be more catastrophic to Nigeria than to Cameroon.

Dear Abuja – Please Stop Lying. If the Cameroonian government were to do what the Nigerian government seems to be implying it should do – keep the dam locked indefinitely – the water would simply burst the dam and become a deadly tidal wave that would wipe out everything in its path, which means anything from 100,000 to 600,000 people according to figures from NEMA.


The Cameroonians actually do Nigeria a huge favour every year by opening the dam and controlling the flow of floodwater through it. If Abuja refuses to construct the Dasin Hausa dam and it does not like the annual floods that result from this refusal, the only other alternative is a burst Lagdo dam, leading to a catastrophe that would potentially delete about 0.25 percent of Nigeria’s population in a few hours.

The second point – that the Cameroonians opened the dam without providing prior notice – is categorically false. It is not true. The government itself has since acknowledged that it received roughly one month’s prior notice from Cameroonian authorities about the impending need to open the dam.

Clearly, this warning was not important enough, seeing as it came in the middle of election campaign season, which we all know is more important than Nigerian human lives. Too bad for the dead and displaced, I guess – but you can be sure that even if they remain totally submerged by then, INEC will find a way to get ballot boxes and sophisticated BVAS machines to them in 4 months time.

Voting uber alles. What has happened yet again, is the age-old story of the Nigerian government shirking its legitimate responsibility and expecting everyone else – the citizens, the international community, multilateral donors, lenders, neighbours, global institutions – to pick up the tab on its behalf.

As it was in 1982, so it remains today – and so it will remain for at least another 4 years, unless the Nigerian people decide to swim through the literal and metaphorical floodwaters next year to the INEC polling centres, and make choices that will improve their lives. Like that’s ever going to happen.

#All credits to the phenomenal David Hundeyin.

I have a Muslim brother, we are very close friends since childhood. At some point a few years ago everything about his life fell apart; marriage was about to crash, court cases, bankruptcy,police was looking for him everywhere due to failed deals, indebtedness etc. His wife in the midst of the challenges, mentioned to him a dua to recite. It seemed a silly idea at the time, but with nothing left to lose, he decided to recite the dua, not 9 or 900 times a day, but 19,000 times every day. He did this faithfully,every single day for not just that year, but every day since then, for the past 9 years. Now here is the miracle, he experienced deep personal transformation, a profound peace right from his inside, and suffice it to say that every single one of the problems he was facing simply and quickly melted away like butter under a hot knife. As a matter of fact everyone that had issues with him simply sort of forgot he even existed in this world. It didn't stop at that, one of the issues was that he was about to beevicted from his rented apartment, and was in court with his landlord, and someone just gifted him a beautiful 3 bedroom house. He was as jobless for some years afterwards,but when the job finally came, it came with 2 official vehicles, civil defence and police escorts, 2 official residences, and an array of economic ,social and financial opportunities in addition to the official remuneration package. This personal transformation of my friends life through the practice of consciousness engineering via the recitation of dua , made me to come to a deeper understanding of the properties and nature of our Human consciousness and how we are intimately linked to eachother. There is a saying: be the change you want to see in the world and a very important scripture from the holy bible states this:

For though we walk in the flesh, we are not waging war according to the flesh.
For the weapons of our warfare are not of the flesh
but have divine power to destroy strongholds.
We destroy arguments and every lofty opinion raised against the knowledge of God,
and take every thought captive to obey Christ.
- 2 Corinthians 10:3-5


For some reason Christians in Nigeria and the world over seem to have been dumbed down and beat down, by diverse methods and techniques of the powers of darkness, to the extent that they have forgotten who they are and what they can do. There's no weapon formed against a true Christian that can ever prosper. Be it a financial, economic, biological, chemical, physical or diabolical weapon. Yet we are crying over the bokoharam, the bandits and Fulani herdsmen kidnappers and jihadist and every other form of vicious wickedness being visited upon us by those who hate us. They plough our backs and rape and pillage and destroy the very essence of our lives everyday and we are unable to take back one inch , we are unable to fight back and it appears that they are prevailing over us.

What legacy or future will we leave for our children? With our very fountain of knowledge so destroyed and broken?

If only 1 percent of the population of this country, all of this 1 percent must be true Christians, if 1 percent can come together, and agree to go into deep prayer and meditation, on a daily basis, for a few hours every day, even for the remaining month's of this year, or for a year period, and meditate and pray so deeply and fervently, for peace, for compassion, for the healing, of this land Nigeria, for the awakening of those who are in slumber and the captivity of those who use their consciousness deliberately to do evil, this 1 percent will transform this country for good.

You should be careful with your deep consciousness about hell fire. You keep on spewing this false doctrine all over the place. Your sincere prayer should be that you yourself do not end up there. You err because you do not know that God is love. I pity you so deeply.

Now that Nigeria is a killing field and the Jihadist terrorism is being waged unsubtly on political , economic and social fronts, under the guise of banditry, bokoharam, ISWAP, Fulani herdsmen , ungun men and others yet to be introduced, it's about time the good people of Nigeria ( the Non Muhammedans) stop burying their heads in the sand , stop allowing themselves to be led like lambs to the slaughters, stop being ignorant of the antics of their common Ancient enemy.
As it was in the day of Muhammad FBUH, so it is today, the meek shall die by the sword and by the bullets of AK-47

Read:

In Surah 47:4, Muslims are commanded by Allah
to smite the necks of those who do not accept the
teachings of Islam until they pay a huge ransom,
and according to the verses, they would be helping
Allah by so doing. Others could be arrested and
released only after paying a huge ransom. Surah
2:190-191, Surah 9:19-22, 29, 41 and several others,
command true Muslims to fight those who oppose
them or do not believe in the message of Islam: "so
when you meet the unbeliever (in fight), smite at
their necks till you have killed and wounded many of
them; then bind a bond (on them)... " (Surah 47:4, A1
Hilali et al.)

The Quran says Jihad is, in fact, not just a
religious duty but a profitable commerce, a
business! (Surah 61:10-12). In the Hadith2, Jihad is
said to be "the best method of earning (blessings)
both spiritual and temporal. If victory is won, there
is enormous booty of a country, which cannot be
equalled to any other source of income. If there is
defeat or death, there is everlasting paradise".

When the midget stated that the Fulani herdsmen killers and kidnappers are just businessman, he wasn't joking.

You meek silent lambs are grossly unprepared for this spiritual and temporal wickedness that's building up into a tsunami that will surely swallow up you and your generations. The Muslim Muslim ticket, and every other thing being plotted, I can only tell you guys, a short work and it will be your welcome party to a living hell.

RighteousDemon:
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Cursed be buhari. Do not despair my good people of Nigeria ( only good people please) , when the wicked sprouted up like grass
And all who did iniquity flourished,
It was only that they might be destroyed forevermore.

WICKEDNAIJAMAN:
Una never see anything... Bloody fools

May the God of heaven requite you for your wickedness. May your reap a thousand fold harvest of the wickedness you sow . You unjust man.

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You just had to show the whole world what a dirty fool you are.

“When the Son of Man comes in His glory, and all the holy angels with Him, then He will sit on the throne of His glory. All the nations will be gathered before Him, and He will separate them one from another, as a shepherd divides his sheep from the goats. And He will set the sheep on His right hand, but the goats on the left. Then the King will say to those on His right hand, ‘Come, you blessed of My Father, inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world: for I was hungry and you gave Me food; I was thirsty and you gave Me drink; I was a stranger and you took Me in; I was naked and you clothed Me; I was sick and you visited Me; I was in prison and you came to Me.’

“Then the righteous will answer Him, saying, ‘Lord, when did we see You hungry and feed You, or thirsty and give You drink? When did we see You a stranger and take You in, or naked and clothe You? Or when did we see You sick, or in prison, and come to You?’ And the King will answer and say to them, ‘Assuredly, I say to you, inasmuch as you did it to one of the least of these My brethren, you did it to Me.’

“Then He will also say to those on the left hand, ‘Depart from Me, you cursed, into the everlasting fire prepared for the devil and his angels: for I was hungry and you gave Me no food; I was thirsty and you gave Me no drink; I was a stranger and you did not take Me in, naked and you did not clothe Me, sick and in prison and you did not visit Me.’

“Then they also will answer Him, saying, ‘Lord, when did we see You hungry or thirsty or a stranger or naked or sick or in prison, and did not minister to You?’ Then He will answer them, saying, ‘Assuredly, I say to you, inasmuch as you did not do it to one of the least of these, you did not do it to Me.’ And these will go away into everlasting punishment, but the righteous into eternal life.”

Love is the only way to a life eternal. I weep for those fighting for their Allah, that kill their fellow human without a second thought. I weep for those lost in materialism and prosperity gospels, who make merchandise of the gospel of salvation. I weep for you who do not hesitate to take advantage of your neighbors, to oppress and deal wickedly with him.

Inviting you today to see the only way to God is through the love and acts of compassion you show to your fellow man.

Nigerians are bewitched! If not, what
shall you then say to this? How did you
plunge into this state of dyconsciousness?
Catastrophes that
would have shaken normal
societies to their very foundations hit and
leave you unfazed. Tyrants in military uniform
whipped you with scorpions; only a few of
you protested. Now their civilian inheritors are
scourging you with serpents, and many
of you respond with rankadede!

The intractable corruption in Nigeria
and the
docility of the Nigerian masses to rise
up and challenge the political elites’
exploitation of their natural resources is
strongly believed to have a spiritual
dimension, aside the many other physical
and social factors that may be advanced.
This is backed up by the African sacred
belief that natural occurrences or events that
take place in the society have
supernatural inclinations which though true
cannot be subjected to scientific proof.

In his article in the Guardian newspapers of October 14, 2016, the former Special adviser to President Goodluck Jonathan on Media and Publicity, Dr Reuben Abati painted a surreal picture of incredible things that go on beyond the glitz and glamour of the official residence and office of the president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, popularly called the Aso Rock. We can infer that the same occurs in other power centres in the country, to wit, the government houses, houses of assembly, local government council and even places of worship.
In His own words:. " A colleague once told me that I was the most naïve person around the place. I thought I was a bright, smart, professional doing my bit and enjoying the President’s confidence. I spelled it out. But what I got in response was that I was coming to the villa using Lux soap, but that most people around the place always bathed in the morning with blood. Goat blood. Ram blood. Whatever animal blood.
He said there were persons in the Villa walking upside down, head to the ground. I screamed. Everybody looked normal to me. But I soon began to suspect that I was in a strange environment indeed. Every position change was an opportunity for warfare. "
The above is just a snapshot of the wickedness and wicked acts that people in places of authority in this country perform, sometimes daily to ensure their grip on power and authority remains.

EVERY POSITION CHANGE IS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR WARFARE ( SPIRITUAL WICKEDNESS, WITCHCRAFT, BLACKMAGIC , SORCERY)

Nigerians need to wake up right now.
The whole country lies in darkness and under the shadow of death. Things are never going to get better except althe masses wake up from this evil slumber and repent of their double minded ways and allow righteousness and the indignation that will follow to create a tsunami that will consume these elite sons of darkness at the very moment they are celebrating their craftiness. WAKE UP

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Iswap controlling all of Nigeria before mid 2023.
Just as the Taliban overran Afghanistan and nothing happened, ISWAP is certainly gonna take over . This is the plan of the caliphate and agent zero. Zero made it all a walk in the park while you all were sleep walking.

Totilopussylick:
The yam looks very

Obidient


If you don't have your PVC

Eat the yam and

Use the strength to go get your PVC.

Funny you

On the first day of March 124 years ago, traditional warriors, farmers and pastoralists as well as women defeated a well-armed Italian army in the northern town of Adwa in Ethiopia. The outcome of this battle ensured Ethiopia’s independence, making it the only African country never to be colonised. Adwa turned Ethiopia into a symbol of freedom for black people globally. It also led to a change of government in Italy.

The town of Adwa is located in Northern Tigray, closer to the southern border of Eritrea. Yeha, the capital of Ethiopia’s ancient empire from 980-400 BC, and the monastery of Aba Garima, which was founded in the sixth century AD, are located near the town.

The battle between Ethiopia and Italy took place in the mountainous terrain of the area.

Adwa still stands as witness to what ordinary Africans can do when they come together as farmers, pastoralists, women and rural people, workers and artists. They were able to score a decisive victory against global colonialist forces.

ETHIOPIA'S PLACE IN THE WORLD
Since the beginning of slavery and colonialism in the 16th century, similar battles had occurred around the world. The outcome of every war was the same. Europeans ended up ruling the native peoples of the Americas, Africa, Asia and Australia.

Ethiopia stood as the antithesis of the colonial worldview. Regarded as the origin of humankind, it was, according to Harvard professor Ephraim Isaac

about 10,000 years ago, one single nation or community of a single linguistic group.

The people spoke an Afrasian language, which is the origin of almost all languages currently spoken in Ethiopia, Eritrea and Somalia.

Ethiopians developed the Geez or Ethiopic writing system. From the fourth century, an indigenous Christianity, Orthodox Tewahido, developed through the synthesis of belief in the Ark of the Covenant, the gospel and ancient traditional practices.

The Kebra Nagast, the national epic that elaborates this belief, provided the basis for the emergence of a Solomonic dynasty that incorporates diverse lands and cultures into one country. Muslim immigrants were welcomed and protected by the Christian king in the seventh century.

In the 19th century, the three successive kings, namely Emperor Tewodros of Gondar, Yohannes of Tigrai and Menelik of Shoa, sought to centralise power.


THE ROAD TO ADWA
A decade before the Battle of Adwa, European powers had decided the fate of Ethiopia. At the Berlin Conference of 1884-5, 14 European countries divided Africa among themselves. Before the conference, only about 10% of Africa was controlled by Europeans; the remaining 90% was ruled by indigenous and traditional rulers. Italy had a colonial possession over Assab port since 1882. At the Berlin Conference, European colonial powers agreed that Italy could take over Ethiopia as its future colony.

Italy expanded its presence in the Red Sea, an area that had become important since the opening of the Suez Canal in 1869. With British support, Italy took control of the port city of Massawa in 1885. From Massawa, Italy moved slowly inland, leading to a number of clashes with locals, which culminated in the battle of Adwa. Italy suffered heavy defeats but this didn’t deter them.

Italy’s expansion across Ethiopia was facilitated by the devastation caused by rinderpest – an infectious viral disease – that killed up to 90% of the country’s livestock. Famine and disease wiped out a third of the population between 1888 and 1892. This period is regarded as Kifu Ken, evil days.

Italy took advantage of the devastation. It sought to divide and conquer Ras Mangasha of Tigray and Nigus Menelik of Shoa. The Italians eventually signed the Treaty of Wuchale with Menelik in May 1889. The treaty was written in Amharic and Italian. The treaty would later be the trigger for the battle of Adwa. Menelik was to discover that the language in the two versions of the treaty differed. The Italian version effectively made Ethiopia Italy’s protectorate, in contrast to the Amharic version.

PREPARING FOR WAR
As the tragic devastation of the Kifu Ken eased, Menelik began preparing for war against the Italians. On 27 February 1893, he renounced the Treaty of Wuchale. He then ordered the creation of food depots at major towns along the way to Adwa for the upkeep of his army. The Italians fortified their positions in Tigray, attacking Mangasha at Coatit on 13 January 1895.

On 17 September 1895, Menelik declared a total mobilisation of war against Italy. He called on all Ethiopians to defend their country, family and religion. He ordered every capable person to fight and those incapable to pray for Ethiopia’s victory.

Ethiopians from every tribe, culture and community answered Menelik’s call. Regional leaders from diverse ethnic and cultural backgrounds responded unanimously creating an army of 100,000. They had inferior weapons but a strong cause.

THE BATTLE
The first showdown occurred at Amba Alagi on 7 December 1895, where a relatively smaller Italian army was wiped out. The second encounter was at Mekelle, where the Italians were stationed behind a strong fort. The Ethiopians surrounded the Italians for two weeks and, upon Empress Tayitu’s advice, cut off the fort’s water supply.

The Italian commander agreed to surrender if they would be allowed to leave with their firearms. Menelik agreed that they could leave the garrison unharmed.

But the Italians remained in their strongholds, fortifying their position at Adigrat and Sauria. Menelik was not in a hurry to attack these forts.

After two weeks of inactivity, General Baratieri decided to advance for a surprise attack. It was 1 March 1896, or, according to the Ethiopian calendar, Yekatit 23, 1888, the day of Saint George. The priests carried the Tabot, a replica of the Ark of the Covenant, a religious icon that symbolises the sanctity of Ethiopia, to the battlefield. The 20,000 Italian and Italian-trained native troops who advanced in three columns fought bravely with their cannons and machine guns before facing a decisive defeat. Causalities were severe on both sides.

One of the key leaders of the Ethiopian forces was Etege Tayitu Bitul, wife of Emperor Menelik. A fearless strategist and brilliant administrator, she led 6,000 cavalry to the war front, and employed traditional music and war chants that motivated the fighting spirit of the warriors.

The impact
The Adwa victory led to a change of government in Italy. Due to public protest and failure of his colonial policy, Prime Minister Francesco Crispi resigned.

Negotiations between the two countries resulted in the Addis Ababa Treaty. One of its key components was the unconditional acceptance of Ethiopian independence and sovereignty.

News of an African victory spread throughout the world.

Adwa turned Ethiopia into the symbol of redemption and freedom for black people. Marcus Garvey, W.E.B. Du Bois, Bob Marley, George Padmore and others drew inspiration from the African victory. The first Afro-Brazilian newspaper was named O Menelick, publishing pride in black identity and African connection with prominent women writers from 1915-1916.

Adwa connected black people with Africa’s ancient glory and future hope, as Marcus Garvey wrote:

Look to Africa for the crowing of a black king. He shall be the redeemer.

The green, yellow and red Ethiopian flag was adopted by several African countries after colonial liberation and a universal national anthem was created for black people.

[quote author=Opolopoopolonio Russia should NEVER have been allowed to have nukes!![/quote]Dummy. You think Russia is a shit hole like your country? You're the real definition of a headless chicken

The fool says in his heart , 'there is no God '.

This simply means all atheist are fools.

It's simple reasoning, because even and "Ant" knows there is God.

Therefore atheists can learn about God by observing the ways of an ant m

The Gun itself has no moral stature, since it has no will of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles.

God bless the United States of America. God bless good men all over the world.

Cursed be buhari and all enemies of the good people from Nigeria

Loveurneighbour:
https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2022/06/12/army-strength-beefed-up-with-5800-new-recruits-says-coas/

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