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All over the world there are ancient monuments that their construction defies logic both in terms of how huge stone blocks that weighed anything between one ton and over a thousand tonnes were moved across hundreds of miles and elevated several meters as part of the construction of monuments that we are not capable of building today despite our modern technology and knowledge.

Apart from the megalithic monuments, several other constructions are so detailed and sophisticated that they leave archaeologists baffled regarding how ancient people were able to achieve such high levels of finesse with ancient tools.

There is no doubt that ancient people all over the world possessed knowledge which they used in these constructions and were unable to pass down to their descendants probably because they were not the Custodians of the knowledge but just merely had access to using it.

A lot of ancient cultures also give the credit for building a lot of these monuments to their gods who their ancestors told them visited them from the sky in the ancient past, the question remains if these gods were just aliens that visited earth in the ancient times and people mistook them for gods because they were so advanced.

The pictures below raise more questions than answers.

Cc: Seun lalasticlala

Apart from his exploits in the corporate world across Africa, Tony Elumelu (Chairman of Heirs Holdings and UBA is also a very devoted family man. Amongst his seven children are a set of female triplets whilst the last two are twin boys.

https://www.instagram.com/tonyoelumelu/p/CX6ag8fsuQg/?utm_medium=copy_link

Abdul05:
Reno omokri.. should cum to Nigeria and answer his own case on corruption first be4 telling us to go against buhari

There is no corruption charge against Reno, and if anyone is corrupt, it is your Buharig that is extremely corrupt.

alanto:
For me. Na Tinubu o
Not because of tribe or anything and if na religion I’m a Christian but when I look at Lagos compared to other states in Nigeria. I wish he can place that Midas touch on Nigeria. We need to better the economy. Everybody can not be running to Lagos. I mean imagine if Tinubu didn’t plan Lagos?
I rest my case.

Arrant nonsense, Lagos has been by far the most developed state in the country since before independence. Tinubu has absolutely nothing to do with the development of Lagos apart from slowing it down through his massive looting of the resources of the state.

Sign the petition to send Buhari to prison for perpetuating the #LekkiMassacre of #EndSARS protesters here https://chng.it/YdG7xyGv4J

We don’t need your money to send Buhari to prison. We need your signature and your retweet!

#BuhariForPrison2023

A Petition To International Criminal Court - ICC To Arraign Muhammadu Buhari for Crimes Against Humanity

On October 20, 2020, the Buhari administration murdered multiple innocent, unarmed, peaceful #EndSARS protesters at the Lekki Toll Gate in a massacre that has since been dubbed #LekkiMassacre.

These youths were protesting to put an end to the rampant police brutality that had become the hallmark of the Buhari regime, which treats so called repentant Boko Haram almost like royalty, while coming hard on young Nigerians, sometimes for the flimsiest reason, such as wearing dreadlocks.

Following the murders of these protesters, the Buhari administration denied that the incident ever occurred. They threatened those, like myself, who insisted, with proof, that this massacre happened. The government even threatened to jail people who called for those behind the murders to be brought to book.

However, on Monday, November 15, 2021, the Lagos state Panel of Inquiry into EndSARS released its report to the state government in which it established judicially that not only did the massacre occur, but that the government of Muhammadu Buhari and its agents, re the Nigerian Army and Police, perpetuated the murders.

This petition is therefore directed at the International Criminal Court to set machinery in motion for the trial of Muhammadu Buhari for crimes against humanity in the same way that former Liberian President, Charles Taylor, was tried and convicted.

Sign the petition here https://chng.it/YdG7xyGv4J

#BuhariForPrison2023

Reno Omokri

November 17, 2021.

Christistruth00:


The report is Fake and unsigned

The report is fake

Check page 304 it listed only Abuta Solomon as a Fatality from at Lekki and his brother Nathaniel was awarded N25 Million Compensation

There was no massacre at Lekki

You are obviously one of the sponsored BMC miscreants that are paid peanuts to mis-inform the public with the daft propaganda of this useless and evil Junta.

alphabbey1:
since 2011, you never get branch for Ibadan ni...

The current economic realities in the country doesn't make expansion feasible.

alphabbey1:
Is OP still alive

Yes I am

Most of modern politics depends on the economic ignorance of the people
:- Brian Tracy

This statement by Brian Tracy who is one of the world's foremost authorities on business and personal success is even more true in Nigeria where the economy as been hijacked and is being continuously mismanaged for the benefit of a handful of individuals.

"Project Nigeria: Building the country of our dreams" reveals the secrets government doesn't want you to know about the Nigerian economy, the numerous untapped potentials of the economy and gives insights into how you can best position yourself to benefit from the huge potentials of the Nigerian economy.

To order your copy and have it delivered to you anywhere in Nigeria, kindly visit www.projectnigeria.com.ng and empower yourself to thrive in the Nigerian economy.

Emeka619629:
Read below it

Below what

Mr Duke remains a devoted member of the PDP where he currently serves on the board of trustees of the party.

JUST IN: Ex- Gov. Donald Duke denies membership of new political party, Rescue Nigeria Project https://www.solacebase.com/2021/09/21/just-in-ex-gov-donald-duke-denies-membership-of-new-political-party-rescue-nigeria-project/

JUST IN: Ex- Gov. Donald Duke denies membership of new political party, Rescue Nigeria Project https://www.solacebase.com/2021/09/21/just-in-ex-gov-donald-duke-denies-membership-of-new-political-party-rescue-nigeria-project/

Donald Duke is not a part of the RNP or any such movement, he remains a devoted member of the PDP where he currently serves on the board of trustees of the party.

eddyslim:
Duke is a real MAN

Duke is not a part of this political party, he has issued a statement to that effect.

Very interesting and revealing thread but the OP failed to complete the story as promised.

WoundedLamb:
I know it's a marketing strategy but I kinda find it odd that the name of the person that forwarded the book is bolder than that of the author on the front page.

Attached below is the real cover of the book, the 3D cover used above is for promoting the book.

By Kunle Oshobi

Sometimes in April 2017, i had the privilege of meeting with Donald Duke. A man who i hold in very high esteem and consider to be the best performing governor in Nigeria’s recent history. I was there to lend my voice to the millions of young Nigerians then asking him to run for the office of the president based on his phenomenal performance as governor of Cross rivers state. He took to me very warmly and i was shocked at his level of simplicity as he discussed with me as if we were old friends.

Naturally our discussion was about Nigeria and the failure of the country to reach it’s potential despite the huge human and material resources that she had. I was able to perceive during the discussions a man who had a burning and passionate desire for the welfare of the Nigerian people and her economy. I was further elated when he eventually asked me to join his team of young friends that were working to realize the dream of a Donald Duke presidency in the run up to the 2019 elections.

In the cause of my working with the team, the issue of an economic plan which would form part of his manifesto came up. Given my background as an economist, i was quick in offering to write the plan for the campaign and this led to me have a series of meetings with Mr Duke in which he expressed his vision of growing the Nigerian economy by as much as 500% within fifteen years with the details of how to achieve this lofty goal. I was wowed by his deep level of understanding of the Nigerian economy and the innovative ideas he had to rapidly grow the country’s economy. The meetings also revealed to me why Donald Duke was such a huge success as governor. He was not only absolutely brilliant, he was PREPARED TO LEAD.

After months of hard work, the plan which promised to radically transform the Nigerian economy was ready. Unfortunately due to restrictions of a court order, Mr Duke was unable to launch his presidential campaign and the economic plan which was a part of his manifesto was not released. But in my mind, i felt that it will be a shame and disservice to the country if the lofty ideas in the plan where not made public as a means of contributing to the country’s economic growth. So with the consent of Mr Duke, i re-worked the economic plan into a book form and got it published. The title “Project Nigeria: Building the country of our dreams” was then chosen to capture the essence of the book.

“Project Nigeria: Building the country of our dreams”, is essentially a practical roadmap to transform the Nigerian economy into one of the biggest economies in the world within the next fifteen years. It may seem far fetched but it’s very achievable with good planning and the right leadership as was the case in Singapore that went from being a third world country to a first world country in one generation, China went from being a poor country to being the second richest country in the world in less than thirty years and Dubai was turned from a barren desert to one of the most popular tourists destinations in the world in less than twenty five years.

“Project Nigeria” (ISBN: 9789789828470) is a 303 page book with 23 chapters that covers every aspect of the Nigerian economy and how to transform each sector of it. It starts with making a case for national re-orientation for Nigerians to bring out the best in us and goes on to make the audacious proposal that Nigeria sells all it’s investments in the oil industry and re-invests the proceeds in education and human capacity development as a way to ensure the long term sustainable development of the country.

There is also a bonus chapter at the end of the book which presents a strategic plan with which state governments can increase their IGR by up to 100% by formalizing the transport sector and other informal sectors in various states across the country. This will empower the state governments to contribute more significantly to the economic transformation plan presented in this book and improve on their service delivery to their people.

“Project Nigeria” has also enjoyed a lot of local an international attention with representatives of the German government asking for copies of it to study.

If you are a Nigerian and you are interested in the economic growth and development of Nigeria or you are just curious to know how Nigeria can transform from being a poor third world country to become a global economic power within the next fifteen years or you just want to contribute your quota towards developing the country, then “Project Nigeria: Building the country of our dreams” is a must buy for you and we can have it delivered to your door step at your convenience.

PAYMENT METHOD
Payment is on delivery in all state capitals and major cities across the country. So you don’t need to pay until you receive the book and the preferred means of payment is cash to avoid unnecessary delays.

COST AND DELIVERY
The current cost of the book is N4,000 only for the paperback edition while the hardcover edition is N6,000. DELIVERY IS FREE to any major city across the country and our agents will call you on phone to confirm you are available before coming to deliver. Delivery is within 1-5 days of placing the order.

PRINT QUALITY
The print quality of the book is of the highest grade using cream bond paper, the cover is matte and the binding is perfect binding.

DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE
To encourage those who might want to buy multiple copies to present as gifts to others, we have decided to give a 15% discount for those who order more than one copy. Additional discounts are available for large volume buyers who will want to stock it for retail.

To order locally, kindly visit www.projectnigeria.com.ng and fill the required form to make your request.

Sound scriptural perspective on the Trinity doctrine by Reno Omokri

Dear Oteikwu Onche,

This is where I admire Muslims. They don’t translate the Quran. They translate themselves. They learn Arabic, rather than convert the Quran into English.

Many Christians try to use John 1:1 to justify the Trinity and their belief that Christ is the same as God who sits on the Throne, and to Whom we pray. They quote John 1:1 as “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.”

But that is not what John 1:1 says in the original Greek Scriptures. I have this verse in manuscript form in the original Koine Greek. I have tweeted and facebooked a picture of it in the past.

The entire New Testament is written in Koine Greek. The first mention of God in the original Koine Greek of John 1:1 is Theon, while the second mention of the word translated God is Theos. These are Koine Greek words that have significance. For instance, Greeks called Zeus, who is the head of their pantheon of gods, Theon. They call Zeus’ children Theos. For instance, Dionysius, the son of Zeus is referred to as Theos. When you translate John 1:1 to Latin, the first use of the word God is translated Deum. The second use is translated Deus. They are not the same words.

Here is John 1:1 in the original Koine Greek:

Ἐν ἀρχῇ ἦν ὁ λόγος, καὶ ὁ λόγος ἦν πρὸς τὸν θεόν, καὶ θεὸς ἦν ὁ λόγος

Here is John 1:1 in the Latin Vulgate:

In principio erat Verbum, et Verbum erat apud Deum, et Deus erat Verbum.

Here is John 1:1 in modern Greek:

En arkhêi ên ho lógos, kaì ho lógos ên pròs tòn theón, kaì theòs ên ho lógos.

In the Greek Orthodox Church, they translate the word Theon as God, and the word Theos as Divine.

Bible scholars believe the word that should be used when translating the word Theos is ‘divine, or of divine origin’.

Unfortunately, most translators of Scripture in the Middle Ages were either Masons or Rosicrucians, and they translated Scripture according to their bias.

But the bottom line is Theon and Theos are two different words.

Others use 1 John 5:7 to justify the Trinity. Let me shock you. The word Trinity does not even appear in Scripture. And worse still, the words “and these three are one”, which appears in the King James Version, does not appear in the original Scripture.

That is why other than the King James Version, that sentence does not appear in other translations.

Do yourself a favour and cross check by opening any Bible app and comparing the various versions of 1 John 5:7.

I know it is difficult, but try to read Scripture in the original languages. It will be as if you are reading it for the very first time!

#FreeLeahSharibu #RenosNuggets

He is wasting his time going to report a terrorist organization to their chief promoter and sponsor.

Hmmmmmm!! Very interesting perspective.

Sysdatek:


your workshop?

We are located at plot 8 Ojota mechanic village, you can reach me on 0802-733-8500 for quicker response. Thanks

jacobjamie:
I also need to know how much is the cost to oven bake on a Honda Crv 2008 color change... Minor body work with Sikkem paint, need a good job

It will cost 100K if we are doing a colour change using sikkens for your vehicle.

hypernikao:
Is your branch in port Harcourt fuctional? if yes, what is the location and how much will it cost to spray a 2010 civic?

I am sorry we are not operational in Port Harcourt.

Preator:
How much to get a good job on honda CRV 2008?
Keeping the same color.

It will cost 80k to get it done, thanks.

Hope we are all keeping ourselves safe from this Covid 19 crisis, its better to be safe than sorry.

melviniyke2002:
d warranty nko?

It's guaranteed. Kindly reach me on my phone for quicker response. My number is on my signature. Really sorry for the late reply.

Nigeria’s history is replete with a catalogue of missed opportunities and outright mistakes with our survival as a nation boiling down to the small matter of divine providence!Today,directly resulting from the federal government’s inability to provide basic human security,states in the Southwest region of the country have come up with a solution, Amotekun. Indecisive in contrast to the initiators of Amotekun, the federal government has lost an opportunity either to speedily take ownership of this contraption and give it legitimacy, or to decisively declare it illegal and then provide an alternative road map to peace and security.

While seeking to build public confidence and establishing the much-publicized 2019 defense/security strategy as a national working document or policy.FROM CONTRAPTION TO SOLUTION Almost lost in the euphoria celebrating its launch and the ensuing confusion surrounding its legality, especially while his kinsmen awaited the Asiwaju’s position on the matter, is the fact that Amotekun is one of the few great initiatives of an otherwise forgettable 2019 that started with possibly well-intended promises by the president but ended with the usual thud.With rising inflation, flailing security institutions, a noticeable lowering in the quality of life and standard of living of Nigerians due to a combination of global economic failings and half baked polices,the result is a frightful breakdown of law and order in many parts of the federation.

Oblivious to the fact that resolving our security challenges perhaps requires a shift in thinking alongside a grand strategy that clearly defines the type of peace and security sought for our people, our only consolation is that the Southwest has found a bold solution to its security problems in Amotekun. UNBUNDLING THE NARRATIVE Or is the government unaware that ungovernance prevails in large swaths of the country? That our security institutions are overstretched and underfunded with poorly equipped, trained and motivated personnel despite best intentions over the years. Necessitating the fundamental question who created the dilemma (Amotekun)? Governors of the Southwest states or the federal government through its inaction? In my professional opinion, managing this fault line now requires a come clean from the presidency.

Firstly, by acknowledging the utter failure, in clear terms, of its much-publicized National Defense/Security strategy document released in 2019 while figuring out a way to incorporate the concept, Amotekun, into our currently inflexible National Defense/Security strategy because of the brittleness exhibited by our security agencies in crime fighting. THE NATIONAL DEFENSE/SECURITY STRATEGY DILEMMA Inflexible for adaptation because it doesn’t critically consider broad and constant changes in our society, culture and politics as well as the security environment and emerging threats even if its makes reference to it in the Executive Overview, our current National Defense/Security Strategy is nothing more than an inoperable essay with no clear solution sets or pathways towards achieving basic outcomes. And once again, herein lies the challenge for the presidency.

With the presidency unable to decisively lean on its 2019 strategy document, evaluate its own options and proffer solution sets to counter the initiators of Amotekun, this viable self-help option is here to stay. Not only because it has been institutionalized, but because it has actually been operationalized. ASTUTENESS REQUIRED? Now any right thinking policy maker should consider Amotekun complimentary to the government’s security aspirations. Because it will lead to accountable hands on management by those directly under threat,within a regulatable framework, applying unified and standardized policies on funding, inter-agency cooperation, tactics, legislation, procurement, Command & Control and Rules of Engagement(ROE). So why not embrace it? Is it because it’s a novel concept? Would the presidency have reacted differently had Amotekun been initiated by states in the SouthSouth or Northwest? WILL IT HELP CRIME FIGHTING? The fundamental point here is its value addedness! Though I feel it was an opportunity lost on Amb Joe Keshi and his team at the BRACED Commission, many many years ago. Because it would have proved a novel and easy sell in the SouthSouth, then, where the local geopolitical conditions were more permitting and the initiators would easily have become rock-stars rather than antagonist.

As far back as 2012, I felt the smart way to go was to establish a regional security framework through Governors of the BRACED states. With an obviously open to ideas Governor General of the Southsouth, securing buy-in’sand contributory funding from the conglomerates and leading businesses in the region was a no-brainer. It appeared a logical next step as we approached the SouthSouth Economic Summit in Warri, where security was key on the agenda; but sadly we missed the boat. Indeed with the right Command & Control structure,backed by standardized operational procedures, in addition to a proper governance frame work to appease the multinationals. The shared financial burden enabling operational effectiveness for any broader security contraption, would clearly have addressed the issue of abdication of responsibilities.

Fast-forward to 2019, and governors in the Southwest have achieved this commendable feat. Once, which deserves commendation. CONCLUSION The presidency has adopted a hawkish stance to the concept of Amotekun yet without a plan to address the main reasons why the solution has become an uncomfortable reality. Yet one has to appreciate the government’s dilemma in the context of constitutionality. Additionally, there is a real fear factor in allowing Amotekun become a viable model because it takes away from the centre, by suggesting the centre is incapable of securing the people while the unresolved issue of “state police” looms large; oh,there is the small matter of the social contract between a government and its people!Nevertheless, in the realm of necessity,the reality remains that something positive has finally happened and one cannot blame the initiators of Amotekun for being proactive!

Calabar, January 2020 William Ernest Etim-Bassey is a thought leader on national defense and security policy; he was until 2019, SSA Security to the Governor of Cross River State

SLYSIM:
Please what will it cost to repaint 2006 Toyota Siena with very minor body works? Also what brand of paint do you use use and what is the warranty period??

Really sorry I am just seeing this, it will cost 80k to get it done but if you insist on using sikkens autobase paint, it will cost 120k.

reflexionz:
Wow nice one! Please I have a Honda CR-V 2000, how much would it cost to do the Baking and spraying also my chrome wheels want it sprayed too (will it be part of the package?).
Plus bros abeg I'm not a lagosian....how do I get to your workshop from Ojodu Berger. So I can plan if price range falls within my budget. Thank you

Sorry I am just seeing this thus the late response, It will cost 75k to get it done. You can reach me on 08027338500 for immediate response next time. Thanks

ayobamizz:


I need your service for my Toyota Corolla. Where are u based? I'm in port Harcourt

We are based in Lagos.

goldenimp:
Camry 92 orobo.. Same paint and minor panel beating.. How much?

It will cost 70k to get it done, thanks.