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A001:
Los, I'm a physicist. Again, I don't entertain unnecessary mentions.

All the more reason why you should be able to explain the connection between the known Binary system and this system here you also refer to as the binary system. What you keep saying does not make sense.

A001:
Give me one genuine reason why I should answer your questions. Just one.
I'm not here for silly arguments. If you're intelligent enough to ask questions like this concerning your fictitious Jesus Christ, the world would be a much better place.
Asking me silly questions to appear intelligent.

So no one is able to ask questions of the many claims you continue to make on this? OK.

Amoto94:
Only if the neo-liberals/pseudo-liberals had read The Road To Serfdom and Constitution of Liberty by Hayek they would have understand that no ideals/orientations existed without a form of coercion or persuasion and sometimes a combination of both.

Everyone sees your form of coercion or persuasion at play in the activities of your brothers, Boko Haram members and other terrorists around the world that seek to make Islam the only religion of this planet.

It's the same terrorists that go about attacking Isese practitioners at night and conniving with judge to remand them unjustly for defending their cultural heritage.

Animals want to force the cultural heritage of the Arabs on Yorubas while they attack Yoruba people for defending their own heritage. And you're talking about intellectualism.

Read all sorts of silly literature and make sure you intensify your efforts to propagate and spread Islam in Kogi State then as a real intellectual. Lols, a real intelligent person with a working brain knows what the spread of Islam means for him as an African.

The growth of Islam in Africa means death for African cultures and traditions.

Laying claims to intellectualism when you're mentally weak and docile. Intensify your efforts for Arab culture, especially Islam, to dominate and kill Ebira culture then as a real intellectual.

You can't lay claim to intelligence and still be worshipping another race as a slave and be promoting the culture of such people to dominate and replace your culture.

Anyway, I know people, like you, don't think sha.

Those of us that promote the native cultures are fake intellectuals because we refuse to worship an entity we consider as equals. But once anyone embraces your masters in Saudi and submits his soul as a Muslim, they've suddenly become great intellectuals.

You're only wasting your time. The more Muslims clamp down on Isese and the native cultures using violence, coercion, and force, the faster your religion dies.

Animals that only understand one language: forcing others to submit to Arabs whether they like it or not.

Kobojunkie:
So no one is able to ask questions of the many claims you continue to make on this? OK.

I didn't make any claims. I stated facts, real historical facts backed with science.

All the languages spoken in the world today were invented by some past humans. That's a fact, not a claim. Languages don't just drop from heavens like manna or come from fictional characters like Jesus.

Who is Ifa to you? Let's start from there.

Kobojunkie:
All the more reason why you should be able to explain the connection between the known Binary system and this system here you also refer to as the binary system. What you keep saying does not make sense. :-\

It cannot make sense to an African that has installed the virus called the Bible in their brain. It won't make you think clearly and deeply.

A001:
I didn't make any claims. I stated facts, real historical facts backed with science.

All the languages spoken in the world today were invented by some past humans. That's a fact, not a claim. Languages don't just drop from heavens like manna or come from fictional characters like Jesus.

Who is Ifa to you? Let's start from there.

Jesus is a historical figure not fictional.

Spy360:
Jesus is a historical figure not fictional.

Says who?

During medal presentation and these happened I knew our F will come for this man

BlueRayDick:
Itsrm what is wrong with Wike that they are not telling us ? The guy has really emaciated; just look at

Evil dey catch up with am.

Even all his money can't replenish him. Smh

[color=royalblue]So, Bunmi-Ojo gave a speech on what the Blue economy hopes to achieve after being chosen as the Minister of Blue economy

Then he is redeployed to the Ministry of Interior, while someone with no plan for Blue economy (Oyetola) is now the head.

Am i the one confused here, abi Tinubu no even understand wetin him wan do?[/color]

Ibime:
I'm not buying it. Dangote is good for foreign loans on foreign repayment terms any day.

Let me get this right, if Dangote is worth only $13bln (most of it illiquid) and his refinery is worth $18bln, of which he owns $14.4 bln of it unencumbered, plus his other assets, who got their calculations wrong?

Some serious FX magomago may have taken place on this refinery. They should put electric shocks to Emefieles testicles, the truth will come out.

The day dem open Dangote nyash for roundtripping ehn. Allegations done dey.come out small small. He is Nigerias biggest recipient of welfare

https://www.nairaland.com/7810204/tinubu-receives-petition-against-dangote

The petition, seen by POLITICS NIGERIA, filed by Ahmed Fahan, a Social Justice Advocate, alleged that Dangote grossly violated the Forex Guidelines of the CBN for years.

The petition was attached to a letter written to the President on August 18th, 2023.

The Letter read; "BRAZEN ILLEGALITY: HOW DANGOTE SIPHONED $3.4BILLION DOLLARS THROUGH THE CBN USING FORM A"

"I write to you today as an alarmed Nigerian citizen and a tenacious advocate for social justice. I bring to your attention a scandalous issue of gross financial misconduct and illegality involving the Dangote Group - a flagrant abuse of the Central Bank of Nigeria's (CBN) forex guidelines for the past 10 years."

"First exposed by Dr. Ope Banwo of Change Vigilantes International (CVI) in his 2016 petition to the former President Buhari(read here: https://www.ripplesnigeria.com/dangote-forex-violation-cbn/?amp) this brazen illegality involves a shocking violation of CBN guidelines, causing a USD 3.4 billion diversion from Nigeria's national treasury at rates between 150-200USD when the parallel exchange rate was more than double that. This insidious financial maneuvering still threatens the very stability of our country's economy even today."

"Astoundingly, this flagrant siphoning was carried out using Form A, instead of the legal route through Form M, which is tantamount to a gross violation of the law as it offers no financial returns to our country. The barefaced audacity of these financial transgressions is further displayed by several implicated banks, which have audaciously sanctioned millions of dollars at the CBN rate to the Dangote Group, in direct violation of CBN's instructions to source funds from the parallel or interbank market."

"These unscrupulous actions facilitated the illegal transfer of funds for supposed foreign investments, including the supposed construction of factories in countries like Congo and Liberia. These funds were moved out of Nigeria with the alleged unlawful aim of industrial developments in other nations, while our own country was left bereft of these much-needed investments."

More worryingly, there are several instances, such as in Liberia, where promised factories were never built. The siphoned funds were, instead, reportedly transferred to Dangote’s accounts abroad, thereby exploiting Form A for illicit cash movements that cannot be reclaimed by our country.

"It must be highlighted that the approvals sought from the CBN clearly stated that money sought by Dangote must be bought from the Interbank market - which means money outside the CBN. However, the funds were bought and transferred from the national treasury with the CBN, which was illegal. On a continued basis over the years and contrary to the approvals, Emefiele’s CBN continued illegally supplying money from Nigeria’s treasury at cheaper rates to Dangote Group (see some evidence attached). This is an illegality that must be righted. For instance in 2015, Form A number AA2541751 was used to transfer over 341million through telegraphic transfer (ECOBANK) in contravention of CBN directive to use interbank funds only for the Dangote Project in Cameroon whilst on February 12, 2016, Form A number AA2649626 was used to transfer over 420million for spare parts in Congo, also in contravention of the CBN directive."

Spy360:
Jesus is a historical figure not fictional.

If i ask question now u will start quoting the bible (another fictional text)

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
If i ask question now u will start quoting the bible (another fictional text)

The bible itself though contains fictional stories but is also a historical book which have been used by most historians as a guide.

There are many non-biblical references for the historical Jesus. You can check Wikipedia.

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
There are no existing eyewitness or contemporary account of jesus

Very wrong.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historicity_of_Jesus

Ibime:
The day dem open Dangote nyash for roundtripping ehn. Allegations done dey.come out small small. He is Nigerias biggest recipient of welfare

https://www.nairaland.com/7810204/tinubu-receives-petition-against-dangote

Na wa o, I just hope this petition will not only be used to nail Emefiele alone if the allegations are found to be true. Dangote group too needs to face the music for aiding and abetting/being beneficiary of economic sabotage.

Omo! So Emefiele was chasing shadows all those times he was calling out Aboki Fx , while he’s illegally supplying dollars that were taken out of the country and never to be returned into the system but to Dangote’s purse. Hey God! 😭

A001:
Says who?

Josephus and Tacitus

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
There are no existing eyewitness or contemporary account of jesus

Almost all scholars/historians agreed the character Jesus existed. What’s debatable was whether the miracles credited to him in the Bible happened as they were narrated or they never happened at all.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]So, Bunmi-Ojo gave a speech on what the Blue economy hopes to achieve after being chosen as the Minister of Blue economy

Then he is redeployed to the Ministry of Interior, while someone with no plan for Blue economy (Oyetola) is now the head.

Am i the one confused here, abi Tinubu no even understand wetin him wan do?[/color]

Typical Classical Tinubu. He creates a new ministry that has been claimed to have untapped potential of $296 billion in earnings for the country and deploys his cousins there as the minister .

Man is not changing anytime soon

Spy360:
Josephus and Tacitus

Lols, so you believe a real person can feed 5000 people with 5 loaves of bread and two fish? Lols, you believe this in the 21st century? In today's information age?

BlueRayDick:
Almost all scholars/historians agreed the character Jesus existed. What’s debatable was whether the miracles credited to him in the Bible happened as they were narrated or they never happened at all.

Almost all scholars/historians in your town or where? Nairaland no go kill me with laugh this morning

Anyone that does an independent research on this issue would realize Jesus Christ is simply a creation of Romans. You don't have to be an Einstein to reach this simple conclusion.

The Romans took the history of a real person, Yeshua (note the 'eshu' at the center; it's there for a key reason), who had existed in the pre-Homo Erectus era and again in the Homo Erectus era. These Romans removed many key details about him and rewrote his history as a white man for their campaign to rule the world.

All the so-called supernatural abilities of Jesus were natural abilities of the human species that existed in those eras. Nothing special. All the accounts of miracles are tricks and illusions, which magicians do routinely in modern times, and dem don cast.

Nothing special about your Jesus. A pure Roman creation.

On a rare occasion, I can use the word "Jesus" here when talking about real humans to avoid unnecessary, time-wasting arguments.

But as a matter of fact, Jesus should be mentioned among other fictional characters such as superman, batman, and co.

A001:
Almost all scholars/historians in your town or where?[/b]Nairaland no go kill me with laugh this morning

If I decide to engage u beyond 2 to 4 posts on this matter now, u will insult me a little and then drop ur usual escape route line “ I don’t have time for silly arguments”

For a guy who prides himself to be a scientist and researcher , sincerely u write as one who is incapable of putting his ideas out there in a civil manner .

I don’t envy those who try to have civil discussions with u offline

BlueRayDick:
If I decide to engage u beyond 2 to 4 posts on this matter now, u will insult me a little and then drop ur usual escape route line “ I don’t have time for silly arguments”

For a guy who prides himself to be a scientist and researcher , sincerely u write as one who is incapable of putting his ideas out there in a civil manner .

I can don’t envy those who try to have civil discussions with u offline

I've better things to do with my time than unnecessary back-and-forth on Nairaland.

Mostly, I don't have the time for unnecessary arguments offline, too. That's why most people that know me offline would say, "he doesn't talk".

The rare times I do, I only argue about topics I've researched deeply about and with highly intelligent people that can add to my knowledge on a subject.

You can't win an argument with a foolish person, who doesn't care about logic and facts in engagements.

Whether online or offline, I don't talk about what I don't know.

🤣🤣🤣
I don't have time for silly argument, I will bin your mention have to be cowardly escape routes of all time
Alaye still never explain binary code

A001:
I've better things to do with my time than unnecessary back-and-forth on Nairaland.

Mostly, I don't have the time for unnecessary arguments offline, too. That's why most people that know me offline would say, "he doesn't talk".

The rare times I do, I only argue about topics I've researched deeply about and with highly intelligent people that can add to my knowledge on a subject.

[b]You can't win an argument with a foolish person,[/b]who doesn't care about logic and facts in engagements.

Whether online or offline, I don't talk about what I don't know.

Arguments/discussions are not meant to be won. It’s about putting out facts and verifiable data that trumps ur discussant’s views on the matter . A researcher should know this .

Show me works of researchers who believe Jesus the man didn’t exist and I will show u tens of articles by scholars of antiquity who concluded the historical Jesus actually existed .

It’s not by throwing shades or snide remarks ; that won’t do justice to the knowledge u claim to possess.

I should leave my work and the books I'm writing and be sleeping and waking up on Nairaland then as a jobless person.

Some of the information I put here are things I sacrificed a lot to learn in rare books and traveled to villages to learn from old people and see if it's possible to "see things for myself".

So, unless it's absolute necessary for me to discuss some topics extensively, I'd rather discuss some subjects in my papers and books.

BlueRayDick:
Arguments/discussions are not meant to be won. It’s about putting out facts and verifiable data that trumps ur discussant’s views on the matter . A researcher should know this .

Show me works of researchers who believe Jesus the man didn’t exist and I will show u tens of articles by scholars of antiquity who concluded the historical Jesus actually existed .

It’s not by throwing shades or snide remarks ; that won’t do justice to the knowledge u claim to possess.

The post I stated above is all I've to say about the subject. And that's because this topic is trivial to me. I don't see the relevance of the existence or non-existence for me as an African in the 21st century.

So, no need to be wasting time discussing fictional characters in posts over posts. A typical African, especially a Nigerian, faces lots of challenges in modern times.

How does the existence or non-existence of Jesus solve any of the serious challenges? What's the relevance of Jesus to an African in the modern world? If you can answer these questions, I'd know the topic is worth discussing.

Funny guy

Na only u get work ? Like I’m not being driven to work as we speak .

U claim the character is a factional character ; on what authority ? “ Trust me I no fit lie give u”

U must be very proud of ur pride o. U set conditions to be fulfilled before u engage a person on a topic, yet u can’t restrain ur self from quoting posts that do not specifically mention ur moniker.

I greet u sir 🙇‍♂️

He claims he travels to villages to get information
Yet historians are lying jesus existed
🤣🤣

BlueRayDick:
If I decide to engage u beyond 2 to 4 posts on this matter now, u will insult me a little and then drop ur usual escape route line “ I don’t have time for silly arguments”

For a guy who prides himself to be a scientist and researcher , sincerely u write as one who is incapable of putting his ideas out there in a civil manner .

I don’t envy those who try to have civil discussions with u offline

Then you don't envy yourself.

Trying to debate with that fellow is an exercise in futility.

Josephus and Tacitus who confirmed the historicity of Jesus were not Christians. One was a Judaist and the other was a Roman who worshipped Roman gods. The historicity of Jesus is different from confirmation of Jesus' claims.

It is also very ridiculous to claim that the Romans who persecuted Christians for 300 years before the reigns of Constantine and Theodosious were the ones who created Jesus. What kind of sophistry is that?

A001:
Lols, so you believe a real person can feed 5000 people with 5 loaves of bread and two fish? Lols, you believe this in the 21st century? In today's information age?

I don't believe that a person can feed 5000 people with 5 loaves of bread and 2 fish. But when it happens, it's called miracle