Please I need advice on this. I was given fasting and praying which is supposed to end today but yesterday night i was not feeling alright then I visited a doctor who gave me some medications and placed me on drug, I'm suppose to use some this morning but I'm afraid I might spoil my fasting.
PLS I NEED ADVICE
Una happy sunday
What kind of church do you lots attend for goodness sake?
Hope you know if you dying while fasting, you killed yourself and you will go to hell for taking your own life?
nyiamfrank: Former governor of Cross River State, former minister of power and steel, former minister of education, former lawmaker, senator Liyel Imoke is from Abi in Cross River State.
Current deputy governor of Cross River State, former vice chancellor of university of Calabar, prof. Ivara Isu is from Abi in Cross River State.
House of representatives member representing Abi/Yakurr Federal constituency, hon Alex Ogbonna is from Abi in Cross River State.
I can go on and on.
Cross River State does not segregate or discriminate Igbo communities of Cross River State.
When Biafra comes, I wish not just Abi be captured but the entire Cross River, Akwa Ibom, intact, all SE and SS States so that we have international borders with Ambazonia.
Imagine this exposé.
But online miscreants and BMC urchins will be here calling Southeast a “Dot in a circle”.
I guess it’s ignorance and illiteracy that is their problem.
Or they simply cannot accept the bitter truth that SE and SS are one and that Biafra won’t be a landlocked country.
dared0637: This is very commendable, how do I donate? my anger right now is that since the useless Benue state government have clearly shown they don't care about these Izzi community that were wickedly carved out from Ebonyi, why can't they just let these people return back to their kith and kin in Ebonyi? Where are the Ohaneze and other elites? Igbo leaders are just so useless honestly.
Lastly Nigeria will continue to suffer cyclic failure for its malicious policy against Ndigbo, they carved our people into non-Igbo states (Rivers, Benue, Cross river, Kogi ) just to reduce our landmass and population, but God pass them, I'm glad more and more of our brothers outside the SE who were suffering from identity crisis are now waking up to the growing Igbo nationalism.
It’s very painful.
About donating, there’s an account number and name and bank on the first picture.
He’s a Catholic priest coordinating the donation, you can donate there.
Ordinarily, I wouldn’t have made this public but because the names of the contributors were made public and the contribution too was made public.
A lot of igbo who were standing on the fence in this Biafran thing especially as regards Nnamdi Kanu’s modus operandi, are daily served a dose of why they have to subscribe to the struggle.
You remember the attack of Izzi people of Benue state? This people are Izzi people but geographically they fall under the political governance of Benue state.
Now when their attack by Fulani herdsmen made National headlines, the Benue state government discovering they weren’t indigenous people of Benue, abandoned them to their plight. Ebonyi state government too argued that the jurisdiction of attack fall under the purview of Benue government and therefore didn’t do much. Though I think Ebonyi state Governor later visited the victims.
Now, the rest of Izzi people of Ebonyi state discovering the victims had been abandoned to their own fate by the two state governments, launched a fund raising campaign to help the victims with hospital bills, food and resettlement.
But one thing will leave you awestruck... no single Benue name would you find amongst the contributors. That area is represented in the National Assembly by a Benue senator and House of Rep member but I’ve not heard of their contributions or words concern.
This only goes to prove one thing... that Nnamdi Kanu was right when he included some part of Benue as part of Biafra and when he said that no Igbo speaking people will be left out if Biafra secedes. Or how else would you explain the fact neither Benue government nor the rest of Benue people care if this people are alive or dead? It’s simply because they are not one of them.
I’m just doing this to enlighten and inform some people online who would stand logic on it’s head and say Nnamdi Kanu should accept only SE states as Biafra. If that is to happen, what will happen to people like this ones that were abandoned to their fate by Benue government?
It is the Izzi people of Benue today, tomorrow it might be the Igbanke people of Edo state or the Abi people of Cross River or Aniomas.
GenBuhari: NK will lead us to freedom! 1. He is a British Citizen, supported and facilitated by the British to reside in Britain and make his radio broadcast in total safety.
2. He is able to enter and leave Nigeria at will without border and Immigration Control. 3. He often reminds us in his speeches how the black man is stupid and also why the white man is clever for enslaving us. 4. To show us he does not recognize Nigeria because it was created by Britain he refuses to use a Nigerian passport, and uses his British passport instead.
5. To show us he does not recognize Nigeria because it was created by Britain he refuses to participate in Nigerian politic. All also the organization for which he appointed himself to lead, IPOB cannot for that reason become a political party. 6. Nnamdi Kanu and IPOB has not sought our mandate to find if want to secede from Nigeria or whether we want IPOB to agitate on our behalf for secession . Nnamdi told us he does not need our mandate because god appointed him to lead us to freedom . 7. NK was arrest and held in prison for treason against Nigeria and was in captivity for about a year before his lawyers managed to secure bail for him, on condition he is not be see with more than 10 people in any location. With wisdom of defiance our great leader decided to defy his bail order and started form a private army to provide us security; The Military came to his compound to arrest him but NK had been alerted and escape to Israel . 8. NK our great leader for wisdom only he could have never told us he had escaped to Israel , Even his lawyer , his relatives and friends were non the wiser. So for approximately a year we were all accusing our federal government causing his disappearance with many of fearing the government had secretly assassinated our messiah . 9. Luckily our leader finally came out of hiding just in time to instruct us not register to vote in the 2019 General Elections , after explaining that he had disappeared because he feared the government wanted to kill him, so he couldn’t indicate to them or even us his followers and relatives and lawyer that he was hiding in Israel . A short time before the elections after the registration period for voters had passed , NK told us he had secretly met with the government and has secured “certain assurances “ which now means he can recommend us to vote for PDP. NK we hail you, oh great leader! 10.NK stated that our population is too much and he wants a two child policy for our independent nation when actualized. Oh Nnamdi the great, we bow to your wisdom !
Lol! You did not hear when Miyetti Allah told its members to ignore the ban that it’s empty?
Upon this, I’m hearing Ikpuazu is preparing to cross carpet to APC so that the herders can be emboldened to start beheading people like is the case in Ebonyi.
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Copied... *Very Educative* --————————— *Twitter Ban: Evading the Law of Unintended Consequences with Systems Thinking* Twitter was trending with multiple terms related to the state of affairs in Nigeria. Twitter is used more as a listening tool, to keep one's finger on the pulse of things. One look at the trending topics, and you could have a summary of current affairs for the day. In multiple Nigerian terms on the trending section, one thought the app was experiencing a glitch, showing him trending topics. After a few seconds, one can realised what the real situation was. There was no glitch after all. Here’s the breakdown of what happened. Whenever something tragic or contentious occurred in Nigeria, the citizens would tweet about it, and the topic would trend - TO NIGERIANS. This meant that even though the complaints and agitations of the citizens were being posted to the public social media platform, the issues seldom ever registered as the trending topics of other countries. However, there was a twist here which leads us to the Law of Unintended Consequences. The Nigerian Government banned twitter and this led the mammoth Nigerian youth population to download VPNs to bypass the ban. On most VPNs, the United States is the default or preferred location. And so millions of Nigerians who would normally tweet and register their discontent as the trending topics of Nigeria, were now registering the issues on the trend list of the United States. Americans woke up today confused by terms such as ‘IPOB’, ‘Buhari’ and ‘Malami’. If the Nigerian government had not banned Twitter, the displeasure of Nigerians would have been localised. In the wake of the ban, the displeasure of Nigerians was being broadcast to the centre of the world through VPNs, creating global awareness for a matter that would have otherwise remained local. Most Nigerian VPN users didn’t plan for this effect. It was just an unintended consequence of using VPNs, albeit a welcome one. Another unintended consequence here is that Nigerians may have now learned how to ensure that topics of agitation are registered on the trends lists of the United States - by mobilizing Nigerians to tweet via VPNs with the US as their virtual location. The Law of Unintended Consequences can be avoided by utilizing a thinking tool called Second Order Thinking. *Second Order* *Thinking* posits that there is more than meets the eye when solving problems, and that by solving one problem, we may inadvertently create another problem. We must therefore rigorously apply Second Order Thinking and even Third Order Thinking in order to arrive at an Ecological solution. I’ll explain this using another lesson from history. Back when the British ruled India, thus faced a problem with a rising population of venomous cobras in Delhi. To solve this problem, the British colonialists launched a bounty program, offering a cash prize for every cobra that was killed. All the residents had to do, was to kill a cobra and present its body to the British government and claim the reward. However, the business-minded Indians devised a plan to ‘optimise’ their rewards - they would breed cobras privately, kill them, present the dead cobras to the British and collect the cash reward. The British were initially delighted to see that cobras were being killed in large numbers. On the surface, the bounty programme appeared to be a raving success - 1ST ORDER THINKING. The British soon found out about the breeding operations and terminated the bounty programme - 2ND ORDER EFFECTS. This now meant that the Indian snake breeders were left with many snakes that could not be sold, and so they set them all free. There were now more cobras all over Delhi after the bounty programme than when it was first started - 3RD ORDER EFFECTS. What does this mean for you? As with the stories of the Twitter ban and the British bounty programme, we must seek to solve problems by seeing the whole landscape rather than what is readily apparent. We must consider not only the First Order Effects of our decisions, but also their Second and even Third Order Effects. This overarching strategy is called SYSTEMS THINKING, and Second Order thinking is just one component of it. Let’s look at another hypothetical application of this powerful thinking tool. Say you were the Founder/CEO of a Billion Dollar corporation and one of your founding executives was found to be engaged in fraudulent activity. What would you do? Well, a First Order approach to this problem would be to simply fire this individual. Second Order thinking would examine any potential consequences of dismissing this person. On further investigation, you may then realize that this person may choose to express their disgruntlement by joining a competing organization and use company secrets to strengthen your opposition. Of course you could go to court, but your lawyers graduated from Harvard Law and would charge millions of dollars to duel with your adversary over the coming months and years. Considering the cost of the Second Order effects of a straight dismissal, you may wish to act ignorant of the act of fraud and do something else instead. Create a small office in a far away country which is inconsequential to overall brand image and profitability. Puff up his ego by offering him the role of Country Manager or ‘General Manager - Diaspora Relations’. This fraudster would feel valued and stay on your side, while being tactically stripped of the ability to continually perpetrate fraud. You solved the First Order problem of fraud, cancelled out the chances of future fraud and potentially saved the company millions of dollars in legal fees. This strategy is used at the highest levels of power - across politics, organized crime organizations, business and even organized religion. Read this a couple of times over and make your notes on how this can offer solutions past and future obstacles in your life. As Solomon famously wrote, "For wisdom is a defence, and money is a defence: but the excellency of knowledge is, that wisdom giveth life to them that have it.----Ecclesiastes 7:12 ( Quote) ( Report) ( Like) ( Share ) Re: Twitter Ban Has Made Nigerians Realised That VPN Makes Topic Trend Easier In Us by Eyesage : 11:39am Super ordinary thinking!! Just reading this left me with numerous lessons. Thanks. ( Quote) ( Report) ( Like) ( Share ) Re: Twitter Ban Has Made Nigerians Realised That VPN Makes Topic Trend Easier In Us by Penguin2 : 11:42am In other words, Buhari shot himself in the anus ( Quote) ( Report) ( Like) ( Share ) Re: Twitter Ban Has Made Nigerians Realised That VPN Makes Topic Trend Easier In Us by Olavic7 ( m): 11:48am When you want to plan a journey, don't just plan the going and coming, also ensure planning the masceleaneous that may occur during the journey so that you will not eventually be redicule. Likewise, when you want to take a decision. Study both the negative and positive outcome of it before implementing it orelse may latter bomerang. Such is the case of the federal government who allowed their emotion to control their decision, forgotten that emotionalism can eliminate behaviouralism. #OLAVIC7
That's why the so called massive 3 billion dollar loan financing for the eastern railway project, which is already ongoing and starts from Port Harcourt(includes a deep seaport in Bonny) connects many eastern cities like aba, enugu and the rest, must be completed as soon as possible even with a greater speed than the lagos ibadan project.
The issue I have is that the east west project which will connect lagos to calabar and which will pass through south south states is getting road block from the senate. I do not think it has been approved for loan financing the last time I check.
What do you expect from a Fulani senate.
Well I understand your perspective and your objectivity.
Sometimes I give Buhari a lot of credit too. My only grouse with him is his support for Fulani domination.
drediamond: In my opinion that project would be a masterstroke for this country.
We can be objective sometimes. That project will enable Nigeria seaports to be the port of entry for Niger goods. Which means more revenue and economy activities for Nigerian businesses .That is what Benin republic wants to do. To corner the whole of Niger industrial goods and oil transport through Benin ports.
Nigeria has to lobby Niger that the country will provide an efficient means to transport their goods and oil through the country instead of Benin. That's is how to develop a nation and create employment and increase your influence in the region.
I think the FG has also tender a loan to build the rail from port harcourt to link the north and eastern states.
You see, in all the FG failures, we can still commend some actions that is positive for the country. Cos if we lose that great deal to Benin, then it will be a disgrace for a so-called big country like Nigeria.
Nigeria needs to be more assertive economically in the region.
The question is how soon can they complete those needed other railways and road infrastructures. Remember we signed Acfcta with the rest of Africa. And the game is now for those who can use their resources and technical know-how to achieve better deals. And for me, Nigeria controlling access to the sea for Niger will be a great start.
I understand you are trying to be objective.
But it doesn’t make sense that the rest of the country is yet to be connected by rail and you wanna build rail into neighboring country so you could play regional powerhouse.
clarocuzioo: Buhari said two governors from.south west approached him on the insecurity in their states, and he sent them back that they campaigned for the job that they should go and do their work.
I ask again, does this man realise he is the commander in chief , and also the chief security officer of this country?
UnknownT: So because there are Fulanis, Kanuris in the Niger, we should now accommodate and build railway for them? Why don't the Fulanis and Kanuris in Nigeria migrate to Niger and join them there
And I wonder why same gesture is not extended to Benin Republic since there are Yorubas there?
adioolayi: By not scaring investors away. He elaborated by saying no sane investors will invest in a society where youths can wake up and burn over 200 buses in Lagos during last protests. He said such habit sends investors away.
Let's try and put all he said on perspectives..not just a misleading part.
Did the youths just wake up and burned those buses without provocation?
They’ve given Reuben Abati the questions to ask the vegetable and Dr Abati understands better than embarrass the president as ex-presidential spokesman himself.
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