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learnedman:
Some of these Delta Igbos and identity palava/confusion,u claim to be from Bini kingdom,u dont understand or speak Bini language and there is no cultural similarlty,Haba

Well, they were never Bini people. There are Igbo people that migrated from areas within the Benin empire to their current locations. Not surprising, there are indigenous Igbo in Edo till date.

Christianity was long entrenched in Nigeria before pentecostalism.

All likely liquidated by Uncle Sam.

Nigeria Survival Guide by Kc3000

- Every able-bodied man should be part of a neighborhood/community vigilante group/militia.
- The organization should self-select for only responsible individuals with identifiable ties to the neighborhood/community.
- The larger the group, the better. Communicate and form coalitions with similar organizations that are close by.
- Remain underground. Government and police are not your friends.
-Start sourcing arms and ammunition. Assault rifles preferably.
- It's one thing to own weapons, it's another to know how to use them effectively and how to fight as a cohesive force. Find like-minded former military members that can offer some training.
-Surveillance and communication is essential. You cannot afford to let fulani catch you napping.
-Study your terrain, identify vantage points that would enhance observation and give you the advantage in a firefight, study fulani modus operandi and ask yourself how would they attack, what would be the best way to counter-attack, how will they attempt to retreat...you have to envision all these things.
-Lastly, there's no help coming from anywhere. You're all you've got. The better prepared you are, the better your chances of survival.

"Fulani terrorists will take control of Nigeria, and the government will remain inactive."
- Mazi Nnamdi Okwu Kanu, 2014

The Ohamadike Ndigbo warned and warned that Nigeria would be worse than Somalia.

They persecuted him and threw him in prison. Yet, here we are, exactly as predicted.

Tragic.

This is in excerpt from an article from SaharaReporters, which includes a reponse from Primate Ayodele to the accusations. Of note, he does not deny requesting for the trumpets:

Following the breakdown in communication, Ayodele later declared in his church sermons that Adelabu had “failed” and would not become governor, statements Adelabu described as retaliatory and malicious.

In his petition, Adelabu, who has contested for Oyo governor twice and is eyeing another attempt in 2027, urged the DSS to investigate Ayodele for extortion, blackmail, and incitement, accusing the cleric of using false prophecies to influence politics and target him for refusing to pay.

He also petitioned the Oyo State Commissioner of Police over the cleric’s alleged conduct.

Speaking to TheCable, Ayodele insisted he made no attempt to extort Adelabu, claiming instead that the minister was the one who first reached out to him through emissaries because he was “desperate” to become governor.

“I didn’t blackmail him. We didn’t have any transaction. No money was exchanged,” Ayodele said.

“I can sell my services for any amount, even N1 billion, if I provide value. But I never asked him for money. What are you doing with someone you claim gives fake prophecies?”

He said the request for trumpets was symbolic and not intended for his church, adding that Adelabu declined after saying he could not afford them.

Ayodele’s spokesperson, Osho Oluwatosin, later issued a formal statement dismissing the allegations as fabricated, insisting that the cleric merely asked the minister to verify the cost of the instruments, an instruction they claim Adelabu “voluntarily sought”.

“I only told him to buy trumpets as a way of seeking God’s mercy,” Ayodele said. “He sent someone to verify prices. Someone from my side followed. That’s all.”

He maintained that his longstanding prophecy that Adelabu would struggle to become governor predates any interaction between them.

“I don’t make prophecies because of money. God has blessed me already,” he said.

https://saharareporters.com/2025/12/12/i-didnt-ask-adelabu-money-minister-was-desperate-be-oyo-governor-primate-ayodele#google_vignette

FaAbData:
I get now.
But this is a good start. Atal atal...

For sure. It's a good start.
However, I know the Nigerian government won't permit anyone or any outfit to legally possess arms that would allow them to effectively match the enemy in the ongoing Fulani war.

FaAbData:
Your last sentence, you guys here are so good with literature.

Bullet is bullet, if you can position well and shut to hit your enemy it won't matter if the gun is plastic or rubber

No my brother, bullet is not just bullet. Yes, marksmanship matters, but firepower and effective killing range makes a lot of difference.

"You don’t even have enough mental capacity to explain your failure.”

My goodness.

Haaa, see her face! This guy carry bandit put for house.

Aka nsi ha ga aba ha na onu.