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Renowned neuroscientist, Prof. Philip Njemanze, has disclosed that the Temple of Solomon and Wailing Walls have been discovered, “covering the entire premises of Assumpta Cathedral Owerri and spreading across 10 times the area over 2km by 2km, beginning at Freedom Square and ending westward at New Owerri, next to Area K, stretching eastward to Concord Hotel area.”

Njemanze, who is the author of the series, “Igbo Mediators of Yahweh Culture of Life, Volumes 1-V,” said: “In my books, I provide the first accurate account of the location of the Ancient City of Jerusalem (Igbo language: iyī érusala m, meaning, ‘evil should not touch me’) and its outer walls as reconstructed by the structural engineer called Prophet Nehemiah (Igbo language: na-aha ama uhu, meaning, ‘arranged the settlements at the wall that is their sections for reconstruction’) who later became the governor of the Western Wall of Jerusalem living at Obinze (Igbo language: obi nze, meaning, ‘quarters of the governor’). The Temple lies 9-11 metres down today. This assertion is supported by a map titled ‘Ìlú Yèrúsàlέmì ńǹwèrè Yèésú’, meaning, ‘Capital City of Jerusalem at the Birth of Jesus Christ’, believed to have been made by anonymous Yoruba king from Dahomey, modern Benin, and held in the top secret British archive.
The city was surrounded by the inner Wailing Walls (Igbo language: ihi e ti eti, meaning, ‘the wailing wall’; Owere dialect: uhu e ti eti, meaning, ‘the wailing wall’) built around the Heart of the Capital City of Ancient Jerusalem, which was the home of King David to this day, called Amawọm (Igbo language: ama Owe m, meaning, ‘the settlement of my Leader [King David]’). The walls enclosed the Royal Palace of King David (Igbo language: Di wụ edo, meaning, ‘the man who is fair in complexion’), the Old Temple of King Solomon (Igbo language: isi e lo ama ana, meaning, ‘the head that thinks wisely for the land’), in the present area of the traditional Royal Palace in Orukpu Njemanze (Igbo language: Ọ rị ukpu na-eje amana eze,  meaning, ‘it is sacred, the homestead of those who go to become the kings of the indigenous people’)  the dynastic lineage of King David to this day. King David’s title was Owerri (Igbo language: Owe eri, meaning ‘leader from time immemorial’) who replaced King Saul (Igbo language: isi ala, meaning ‘head of state’) who was the Owelle (Igbo language: Owe e le, meaning, ‘leader you look up to’) of Onitsha (Igbo language: anị otu ọcha, meaning, ‘land of white sands,’ as Niger River overflows its banks).
The Prophet Samuel (Igbo language:  saa mụ Eli, meaning ‘answer me the Most High as the petition from the mother for a child’) had come to Owerri to ask of the sons of Jesse (Igbo language: e lee nde ji isi eze, na-eje amana eze?, meaning, ‘who are those who have the headship of the indigenous people that go to become kings’) and he chose David. The map shows the houses of the Chief Priest, Sanhedrin (Igbo language: isi na-ahụ e de arụana, meaning, ‘the heads that look into and write the unlawful acts in the land’), Sadducee (Igbo language: isi e do udo ọsa,  meaning, ‘head advocates that keep peace among the people’) and Scribes (Igbo language: isi a kaara ibe ọsa, meaning, ‘head advocate that bears witness for the people’), and Pharisee (Igbo language: efere ọsa, meaning, ‘your worship of the people’) in the area of the High Courts and Government House in Owerri also called Ntuwu (Igbo language: ntụ iwu, meaning, ‘where they make laws’). The city of Owerri and surrounding villages, including Naze (Nazareth; Igbo language: ana e zere ụta ọha, meaning, ‘land where He dodged the terror of the leaders’) , Egbu(Igbo language: e gbuo, meaning, ‘the Jews that shouted kill Him [Jesus]’) , Awaka (Igbo language: a waa aka, meaning, ‘the Jews that shouted that they should pierce His [Jesus] hands’), Uratta (Igbo language: uru a ta ụta, meaning ‘mourning for the wrongdoing – killing of Jesus’), Emekuku (Zion; Igbo langugage: e zuo ọnụ e meekọọ ukwu, meaning, ‘gathering of a large crowd to associate at the Temple’), Ihitte Ọgada (Igbo language: ihi ete, e ti aga ada, meaning ‘because of grave sin he (John the Baptist, called Ihijirika, shouted that they will fall’) were in the area traversed by the Sea of Galilee (Igbo language: ogo li elu, meaning, ‘the districts on heights’) starting from river Okitankwo (Igbo language: akụ otu nkwọ, meaning, ‘the riverside of Baptism’) nearby Nkwọemeke (Igbo language: the Baptism of Regeneration’) of John (Igbo language: jụọ aha nna, meaning ‘ask the father his name’). Those cities along the rivers are wrongly called Alaenyi (Igbo language: ala n’iyi, meaning ‘cities along the rivers’) collectively called ‘Sea of Galili’ in the Bible along which the Ministry of Jesus Christ took place. Jesus Christ was known before His birth by the locals as Emmanuel (Igbo language: Mmanụ Elu, meaning ‘Person from above’) because the Prophet Isaiah (Igbo language: Ị saa Iho, meaning, ‘if you answer the Divine Light’ he wrote about the rewards and consequences of nonresponse) from Okolochi (Igbo language: oko olu Chi, meaning, ‘the youngman who is the voice of God’) also locally called Amadi Igwe (Igbo language: ama Ọ Dị Igwe, meaning, ‘wisdom from the Eternal God’s throne’) refered in the Bible as Colossians (Igbo language: oko olu si Ose Enu, meaning, ‘the voice from Almighty God in Heaven’). Prophet Isaiah declared to Owerri people that: Eri kwere nwa ikporo ga a mụ, meaning, ‘the Ancient of Days promised a Child to be born by a Virgin’, at the place to this day called Erikwerenwa Street in Amawọm that leads to the Palace of King David – na-eje amana eze. Emmnuel had worked as a sculptor with his father Joseph (Igbo language: onye o je e so a fụ, meaning, ‘the person He follows to go out’) at the marketplace on the street called Ekeoonuwa street (Igbo language: Eke Ọ nụ waa osisi, meaning  ‘the Eke marketplace where He carved wood’). When Jesus started His ministry, there was a lot of uproar because of the miracles and teachings along river Nwaorie (Igbo language: Nwa Orie, meaning, ‘Son of the Almighty God’) at Amakọhịa (Igbo language: ama a kọ ọhịa, meaning, ‘wisdom that is told by the bushside’) and Akwakuma (Igbo language: akwa a kọ ama, meaning, ‘wisdom told on the bridge’). Along this river, Jesus met the fisherman Peter (Igbo language: pa atụ Orie,  meaning, ‘you have the instructions of God’ in his confession of Jesus as Son of God) who loaned Him his boat and then was ordered to spread the fishing net (Igbo language: ubu mmiri) and caught the miraculous fishes. This is why Owerri people do not fish at Nwa Orie river to this day. Peter abandoned the net with fishes there (Igbo language: e mee a ghara) and fell prostrate at Egbeada (Igbo language: e gbee daa, meaning ‘fell prostrate’). The area to this day is called Ubommiri. Peter had all his kindred follow Jesus and they are called Ụmụabali (Igbo language: ụmụ Aba Eli, meaning, ‘community that followed the Spirit of the Most High’). The miracles of Jesus caused some elders in Owerri to say that it could be a reason for insurrection against the white Romans (Igbo language: oru ama enu, meaning, ‘slave people from the northern settlements’) and reprisal attacks on the whole communities. They reasoned that it was better that the Romans kill only Jesus. The elder Pharasee adviced (Igbo language: na-ejiri ibe a kọ, meaning, ‘gossiped on his kinsman’ to the authorities)  his kindred Ụmụọrọnjọ (Igbo language: Ụmụ rọrọ njọ, meaning, ‘this community that came up with the conspiracy’) supported by Ụmụọdụ (Igbo language: Ụmụ ọdụ, meaning, ‘community that gave the advice’),  Ụmụeche (Igbo language: Ụmụ e che, meaning, ‘community that guarded His tomb’) and Ụmụoyima (Igbo language: Ụmụ e nye ama, meaning ‘community that revealed where He was’) of the five kindreds  that make up Owerri nchi ise (Igbo language: Owe eri na-echi isi Ị zara Eli, meaning ‘the leaders from time immemorial that crown the king of Israel’).

At Jesus’s trial by the Chief Priest at the Temple of Solomon (Igbo language: isi ụlọ Ama Enu, meaning, ‘main building of the High Church’), then at the area of the Government House Chapel, Owerri, which was the office of the resident head Pilate (Igbo language: pa ọlụ a tụ ọsa, meaning, ‘has the responsibility of directing the people’) and then the governor Herod (Igbo language: a họọrọ dị isi, meaning, ‘the chosen one at the top’) at governor’s office. The Jews called Egbu (Igbo language: e gbuo, meaning, ‘crucify Him’) and Awaka (Igbo language: a waa aka, meaning, ‘pierce His hands’) shouted for Jesus to be crucified at Ugwu Ekwema Arugo (Igbo language: ugwu ekwe ọma arụ ogo, meaning, ‘hill at the skull shrine of the abomination of the district’). A Roman army conscript from Awaka shot an arrow into his side (Igbo language: ọ gba ube Nwa Chukwu, meaning, ‘shot an arrow at the Son of God’) blood and water came out and the people exclaimed as the water dropped into the nearby river Ọtamiri (Igbo language: Ọ taa mmiri, meaning, ‘blood and water dropped’). Jesus body was taken for embalment by a Pharisee (Igbo language: onye a wụ Chi ori ojii,  meaning, ‘the person that applied black embalment ointment on God’) and his friend (Igbo language: Chi e do, meaning, ‘he preserved the body of God’), both were local embalmers from the village of embalmers called Orjii (Igbo language: ori ojii, meaning, ‘the black embalment ointment’). Jesus was buried at the Place of the Skull (Igbo language: ọhịa okpokoro isi) on Golgotha (Igbo language: ogologo otu, meaning, ‘long bank of the river’) at the present area of St. Mulumba Catholic Church, Owerri, along Wetheral Road. Three days later, He rose along with the people called Ekenaokorie (Igbo language: e kee oko Orie, meaning ‘the regenerated men of God’) who died 100 years earlier during the Maccabean revolt and were called Maccabees (Igbo language: e mee aka ebe Ose, meaning, ‘bore witness to Almighty God’).

The events of the Death of Jesus in Owerri are commomerated  yearly as Oru Owerre (Igbo language: uru Owe Eri, meaning, ‘the sorrow of the leaders from time immemorial’) with roasted yam and fresh palm oil (Igbo language object form: ahụhụ ji a kwaa mmanụ elu, meaning, ‘roasted yam with fresh oil’; subject expression: ahụhụ e ji kwaa Mmanụ Elu, meaning, ‘the suffering which was used to wake the Person from Heaven’). After three days, there would be clearing of the path to the burial site called Ọbụbọ ụzọ (Igbo language subject expression: Ọ bụbọ a zọ, meaning, ‘the killing that brought about salvation’). All communities and places bear the names given with the events of the Life Jesus of Owerri as a mark of pennitential rites [Ephesians 3:14-15].

THE SUN

Hmmm

Emmnuel had worked as a sculptor with his father Joseph (Igbo language: onye o je e so a fụ, meaning, ‘the person He follows to go out’) at the marketplace on the street called Ekeoonuwa street (Igbo language: Eke Ọ nụ waa osisi, meaning ‘the Eke marketplace where He carved wood’).

Could this be the reason no human has successfully relocated ekeoonuwa market ?

There is a huge difference between the professors of Ekiti and those of Owerri o...

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Nehemiah who later became the governor of the Western Wall of Jerusalem living at Obinze (Igbo language: obi nze, meaning, ‘quarters of the governor’).

Wao !
Seems one needs proportionate occupants in an area (obinze) to hide some facts

At Jesus’s trial by the Chief Priest at the Temple of Solomon (Igbo language: isi ụlọ Ama Enu, meaning, ‘main building of the High Church’), then at the area of the Government House Chapel, Owerri, which was the office of the resident head Pilate (Igbo language: pa ọlụ a tụ ọsa, meaning, ‘has the responsibility of directing the people’)


Are there some dots to be connected?

No wonder Jesus spoke Igbo on the cross Eli Eli lama sabachthani....

AntiChristian:
No wonder Jesus spoke Igbo on the cross Eli Eli lama sabachthani....

But jokes apart, this old Aramaic stuff sounds like Igbo ...the intonation and all that...

and Jesus held her hands saying ; thalita cumi, which means little child arise

thalita cumi in Igbo could be:
nta Lita kuo ume( little child rise and breath/walk/Live)


So from the original Igbo translation, the child was not physically dead, since you need to breath before you rise and not the other way round.
...Could be why a lot of stuff were exaggerated in the scripts

AntiChristian:
No wonder Jesus spoke Igbo on the cross Eli Eli lama sabachthani....

Eli Eli lama sabachthani

Eli Eli : eli (,my Lord)

Lama : laa ma ( leaving me)

Sa-ba-ch: isi gba aka ( to be without )

Tha-ni : nta nne ( child of his mother) ?


This orignal meaning will make you have a pity on the father whose about to lose a son than pity on a son whose about to lose his life.

The current English says "why have you forsaken me, let thy will be done"... This makes you overthink things to show more pity on a son who people believe the father gave to save mankind..
whether you like it or not, this type of interpretation will subconsciously affect you in your quest for genuine sacrifice you have to make for people around you.

Just like a mirror image of Abraham about to sacrifice his only son ( at this point, you have pity on Abraham after years without a child) ; this is the only way you can learn, practice or attempt genuine sacrifice

You may doubt but can't doubt the similarities in the names. I have been saying some of these things since but many don't believe. A time will come for better understanding. The man is not an ordinary man cos a friend has a encounter. He was given these things to reveal. Why do many of the names have better meaning in Igbo? They called him Emmanuel which has no good meaning in all languages but in Igbo it has better meaning. Manu means man and Ele is the ancient name of God. In other words Ele/Elu means heaven. Meaning Man of God or God Man and also man from above. He said he came from above. The Messiah you called him also means Mesie ala (Repairer or restorer of the land - Acts 1:6). He is the one to Restore the land which is one of his missions but he told his disciples to tarry till the right time since it is not possible that era. That is after his resurrection.

Many things that happened in that land was destroyed by the whites and recreated far North. So wehen many tell you, you will not believe cos you don't see evidence. When they tell you they are the original Hebrews you will start laughing in Ignorance. You don't know history may be destroyed but their are ppl that their history lived in them. Their are more like this man. You guys will hear sth one day. This is why they are hated by many of you. You don't want them to rule cos the rightful heir to restore the land is one of their sons. Soon you guys hear more and great things that will happen in that land

Igbo language is pure Hebrew. Aramaic and others are Paleo. Igbos are the original Hebrews by bloodline

Sonmvayina do you still doubt?

AntiChristian:
No wonder Jesus spoke Igbo on the cross Eli Eli lama sabachthani....

The day Allah go change am for you, it go be like child's play. You don't look like a muslims sef cos a pious moslem won't act like a rabid infected creature like you are doing.

Beuberry:
The day Allah go change am for you, it go be like child's play. You don't look like a muslims sef cos a pious moslem won't act like a rabid infected creature like you are doing.

BOKO HARAM SPIRIT

Na this spirit of blood shed go enter you!
Samson kills 30 with the spirit of the Lord Boko haram spirit!
"Then the Spirit of the Lord came upon him in power, and he went down to Ashkelon, struck down thirty of their men..."Judges 14:19:

Spirit of the Lord made Samson kill 1000!
Judges 15:14-15: "When he came to Lehi, the Philistines came toward him shouting. The Spirit of the Lord came powerfully upon him, and the ropes on his arms became like charred flax, and the bindings dropped from his hands. Finding a fresh jawbone of a donkey, he grabbed it and struck down a thousand men."

Samson go carry Olosho later!
Judges 16:1: "One day Samson went to Gaza, where he saw a prostitute. He went in to spend the night with her."


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May the above spirit enter you so that the Nigerian military can yamutu away like they do Boko Haram!!

Broveens42:
Renowned neuroscientist, Prof. Philip Njemanze, has disclosed that the Temple of Solomon and Wailing Walls have been discovered, “covering the entire premises of Assumpta Cathedral Owerri and spreading across 10 times the area over 2km by 2km, beginning at Freedom Square and ending westward at New Owerri, next to Area K, stretching eastward to Concord Hotel area.”

Njemanze, who is the author of the series, “Igbo Mediators of Yahweh Culture of Life, Volumes 1-V,” said: “In my books, I provide the first accurate account of the location of the Ancient City of Jerusalem (Igbo language: iyī érusala m, meaning, ‘evil should not touch me’) and its outer walls as reconstructed by the structural engineer called Prophet Nehemiah (Igbo language: na-aha ama uhu, meaning, ‘arranged the settlements at the wall that is their sections for reconstruction’) who later became the governor of the Western Wall of Jerusalem living at Obinze (Igbo language: obi nze, meaning, ‘quarters of the governor’). The Temple lies 9-11 metres down today. This assertion is supported by a map titled ‘Ìlú Yèrúsàlέmì ńǹwèrè Yèésú’, meaning, ‘Capital City of Jerusalem at the Birth of Jesus Christ’, believed to have been made by anonymous Yoruba king from Dahomey, modern Benin, and held in the top secret British archive.
The city was surrounded by the inner Wailing Walls (Igbo language: ihi e ti eti, meaning, ‘the wailing wall’; Owere dialect: uhu e ti eti, meaning, ‘the wailing wall’) built around the Heart of the Capital City of Ancient Jerusalem, which was the home of King David to this day, called Amawọm (Igbo language: ama Owe m, meaning, ‘the settlement of my Leader [King David]’). The walls enclosed the Royal Palace of King David (Igbo language: Di wụ edo, meaning, ‘the man who is fair in complexion’), the Old Temple of King Solomon (Igbo language: isi e lo ama ana, meaning, ‘the head that thinks wisely for the land’), in the present area of the traditional Royal Palace in Orukpu Njemanze (Igbo language: Ọ rị ukpu na-eje amana eze,  meaning, ‘it is sacred, the homestead of those who go to become the kings of the indigenous people’)  the dynastic lineage of King David to this day. King David’s title was Owerri (Igbo language: Owe eri, meaning ‘leader from time immemorial’) who replaced King Saul (Igbo language: isi ala, meaning ‘head of state’) who was the Owelle (Igbo language: Owe e le, meaning, ‘leader you look up to’) of Onitsha (Igbo language: anị otu ọcha, meaning, ‘land of white sands,’ as Niger River overflows its banks).
The Prophet Samuel (Igbo language:  saa mụ Eli, meaning ‘answer me the Most High as the petition from the mother for a child’) had come to Owerri to ask of the sons of Jesse (Igbo language: e lee nde ji isi eze, na-eje amana eze?, meaning, ‘who are those who have the headship of the indigenous people that go to become kings’) and he chose David. The map shows the houses of the Chief Priest, Sanhedrin (Igbo language: isi na-ahụ e de arụana, meaning, ‘the heads that look into and write the unlawful acts in the land’), Sadducee (Igbo language: isi e do udo ọsa,  meaning, ‘head advocates that keep peace among the people’) and Scribes (Igbo language: isi a kaara ibe ọsa, meaning, ‘head advocate that bears witness for the people’), and Pharisee (Igbo language: efere ọsa, meaning, ‘your worship of the people’) in the area of the High Courts and Government House in Owerri also called Ntuwu (Igbo language: ntụ iwu, meaning, ‘where they make laws’). The city of Owerri and surrounding villages, including Naze (Nazareth; Igbo language: ana e zere ụta ọha, meaning, ‘land where He dodged the terror of the leaders’) , Egbu(Igbo language: e gbuo, meaning, ‘the Jews that shouted kill Him [Jesus]’) , Awaka (Igbo language: a waa aka, meaning, ‘the Jews that shouted that they should pierce His [Jesus] hands’), Uratta (Igbo language: uru a ta ụta, meaning ‘mourning for the wrongdoing – killing of Jesus’), Emekuku (Zion; Igbo langugage: e zuo ọnụ e meekọọ ukwu, meaning, ‘gathering of a large crowd to associate at the Temple’), Ihitte Ọgada (Igbo language: ihi ete, e ti aga ada, meaning ‘because of grave sin he (John the Baptist, called Ihijirika, shouted that they will fall’) were in the area traversed by the Sea of Galilee (Igbo language: ogo li elu, meaning, ‘the districts on heights’) starting from river Okitankwo (Igbo language: akụ otu nkwọ, meaning, ‘the riverside of Baptism’) nearby Nkwọemeke (Igbo language: the Baptism of Regeneration’) of John (Igbo language: jụọ aha nna, meaning ‘ask the father his name’). Those cities along the rivers are wrongly called Alaenyi (Igbo language: ala n’iyi, meaning ‘cities along the rivers’) collectively called ‘Sea of Galili’ in the Bible along which the Ministry of Jesus Christ took place. Jesus Christ was known before His birth by the locals as Emmanuel (Igbo language: Mmanụ Elu, meaning ‘Person from above’) because the Prophet Isaiah (Igbo language: Ị saa Iho, meaning, ‘if you answer the Divine Light’ he wrote about the rewards and consequences of nonresponse) from Okolochi (Igbo language: oko olu Chi, meaning, ‘the youngman who is the voice of God’) also locally called Amadi Igwe (Igbo language: ama Ọ Dị Igwe, meaning, ‘wisdom from the Eternal God’s throne’) refered in the Bible as Colossians (Igbo language: oko olu si Ose Enu, meaning, ‘the voice from Almighty God in Heaven’). Prophet Isaiah declared to Owerri people that: Eri kwere nwa ikporo ga a mụ, meaning, ‘the Ancient of Days promised a Child to be born by a Virgin’, at the place to this day called Erikwerenwa Street in Amawọm that leads to the Palace of King David – na-eje amana eze. Emmnuel had worked as a sculptor with his father Joseph (Igbo language: onye o je e so a fụ, meaning, ‘the person He follows to go out’) at the marketplace on the street called Ekeoonuwa street (Igbo language: Eke Ọ nụ waa osisi, meaning  ‘the Eke marketplace where He carved wood’). When Jesus started His ministry, there was a lot of uproar because of the miracles and teachings along river Nwaorie (Igbo language: Nwa Orie, meaning, ‘Son of the Almighty God’) at Amakọhịa (Igbo language: ama a kọ ọhịa, meaning, ‘wisdom that is told by the bushside’) and Akwakuma (Igbo language: akwa a kọ ama, meaning, ‘wisdom told on the bridge’). Along this river, Jesus met the fisherman Peter (Igbo language: pa atụ Orie,  meaning, ‘you have the instructions of God’ in his confession of Jesus as Son of God) who loaned Him his boat and then was ordered to spread the fishing net (Igbo language: ubu mmiri) and caught the miraculous fishes. This is why Owerri people do not fish at Nwa Orie river to this day. Peter abandoned the net with fishes there (Igbo language: e mee a ghara) and fell prostrate at Egbeada (Igbo language: e gbee daa, meaning ‘fell prostrate’). The area to this day is called Ubommiri. Peter had all his kindred follow Jesus and they are called Ụmụabali (Igbo language: ụmụ Aba Eli, meaning, ‘community that followed the Spirit of the Most High’). The miracles of Jesus caused some elders in Owerri to say that it could be a reason for insurrection against the white Romans (Igbo language: oru ama enu, meaning, ‘slave people from the northern settlements’) and reprisal attacks on the whole communities. They reasoned that it was better that the Romans kill only Jesus. The elder Pharasee adviced (Igbo language: na-ejiri ibe a kọ, meaning, ‘gossiped on his kinsman’ to the authorities)  his kindred Ụmụọrọnjọ (Igbo language: Ụmụ rọrọ njọ, meaning, ‘this community that came up with the conspiracy’) supported by Ụmụọdụ (Igbo language: Ụmụ ọdụ, meaning, ‘community that gave the advice’),  Ụmụeche (Igbo language: Ụmụ e che, meaning, ‘community that guarded His tomb’) and Ụmụoyima (Igbo language: Ụmụ e nye ama, meaning ‘community that revealed where He was’) of the five kindreds  that make up Owerri nchi ise (Igbo language: Owe eri na-echi isi Ị zara Eli, meaning ‘the leaders from time immemorial that crown the king of Israel’).

At Jesus’s trial by the Chief Priest at the Temple of Solomon (Igbo language: isi ụlọ Ama Enu, meaning, ‘main building of the High Church’), then at the area of the Government House Chapel, Owerri, which was the office of the resident head Pilate (Igbo language: pa ọlụ a tụ ọsa, meaning, ‘has the responsibility of directing the people’) and then the governor Herod (Igbo language: a họọrọ dị isi, meaning, ‘the chosen one at the top’) at governor’s office. The Jews called Egbu (Igbo language: e gbuo, meaning, ‘crucify Him’) and Awaka (Igbo language: a waa aka, meaning, ‘pierce His hands’) shouted for Jesus to be crucified at Ugwu Ekwema Arugo (Igbo language: ugwu ekwe ọma arụ ogo, meaning, ‘hill at the skull shrine of the abomination of the district’). A Roman army conscript from Awaka shot an arrow into his side (Igbo language: ọ gba ube Nwa Chukwu, meaning, ‘shot an arrow at the Son of God’) blood and water came out and the people exclaimed as the water dropped into the nearby river Ọtamiri (Igbo language: Ọ taa mmiri, meaning, ‘blood and water dropped’). Jesus body was taken for embalment by a Pharisee (Igbo language: onye a wụ Chi ori ojii,  meaning, ‘the person that applied black embalment ointment on God’) and his friend (Igbo language: Chi e do, meaning, ‘he preserved the body of God’), both were local embalmers from the village of embalmers called Orjii (Igbo language: ori ojii, meaning, ‘the black embalment ointment’). Jesus was buried at the Place of the Skull (Igbo language: ọhịa okpokoro isi) on Golgotha (Igbo language: ogologo otu, meaning, ‘long bank of the river’) at the present area of St. Mulumba Catholic Church, Owerri, along Wetheral Road. Three days later, He rose along with the people called Ekenaokorie (Igbo language: e kee oko Orie, meaning ‘the regenerated men of God’) who died 100 years earlier during the Maccabean revolt and were called Maccabees (Igbo language: e mee aka ebe Ose, meaning, ‘bore witness to Almighty God’).

The events of the Death of Jesus in Owerri are commomerated  yearly as Oru Owerre (Igbo language: uru Owe Eri, meaning, ‘the sorrow of the leaders from time immemorial’) with roasted yam and fresh palm oil (Igbo language object form: ahụhụ ji a kwaa mmanụ elu, meaning, ‘roasted yam with fresh oil’; subject expression: ahụhụ e ji kwaa Mmanụ Elu, meaning, ‘the suffering which was used to wake the Person from Heaven’). After three days, there would be clearing of the path to the burial site called Ọbụbọ ụzọ (Igbo language subject expression: Ọ bụbọ a zọ, meaning, ‘the killing that brought about salvation’). All communities and places bear the names given with the events of the Life Jesus of Owerri as a mark of pennitential rites [Ephesians 3:14-15].

THE SUN

None of this make any sense.

Sand2022:
None of this make any sense.

How would it make sense when English is your official language today?

The original plan was for Jesus to come from Owerri, but God could not find a single virgin in Owerri to be the birth mother so it went to Nazareth.

I have proofs and evidence.

bobestman:
Sonmvayina do you still doubt?

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Broveens42:
Renowned neuroscientist, Prof. Philip Njemanze, has disclosed that the Temple of Solomon and Wailing Walls have been discovered, “covering the entire premises of Assumpta Cathedral Owerri and spreading across 10 times the area over 2km by 2km, beginning at Freedom Square and ending westward at New Owerri, next to Area K, stretching eastward to Concord Hotel area.”

Crazy people! 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

Kobojunkie:
Crazy people! 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

Lol..you dun see people way pass you

Nnamdipapa:
The original plan was for Jesus to come from Owerri, but God could not find a single virgin in Owerri to be the birth mother so it went to Nazareth.

I have proofs and evidence.

You can Shed more light... ,
my write up is also in line with Naze as his birthplace, while his life time and deaths were in Owerri

Kobojunkie:
Crazy people! 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

I'm certain, you didn't call people crazy, for suggesting; mungo park discovered River Niger before Onitsha people

sonmvayina:
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It's very evident something is being hidden..

I'm making a research on something...

Google "the point where Longitude 0° meets with latitude 0°" : It doesn't make any sense and looks suspicious as being reduced to an unknown location in the Atlantic ocean.

That location should be around the enugu portharcourt express way, or specifically at Uturu and is supposed to represent the origin of mankind.

This is why it will be a 'surprising miracle' to re-establish a new nation in eastern Nigeria

Broveens42:
➜I'm certain, you didn't call people crazy, for suggesting; mungo park discovered River Niger before Onitsha people

That was before the internet made available all of the information at our disposal today. Now we know enough to rid ourselves of all of that old ignorance!

Kobojunkie:
That was before the internet made available all of the information at our disposal today. Now we know enough to rid ourselves of all of that old ignorance!

Good.

Google "mental illness" , you would discover there are many of them and you got cured of one, by common sense , not the internet.

The internet contains so many opinions and claims about an event

Broveens42:
➜Good. Google "mental illness" , you would discover there are many of them and you got cured of one, by common sense , not the internet. The internet contains so many opinions and claims about an event

You figured out that mungo park discovered River Niger before Onitsha people simply by way of what you regard as common sense and not via educated research? Good for you then! 🙄🙄🙄🙄

Kobojunkie:
You figured out that mungo park discovered River Niger before Onitsha people simply by way of what you regard as common sense and not via educated research? Good for you then! 🙄🙄🙄🙄

You are struggling to accept my write-up because they are not found in the internet?
Best wishes then!

I now realise that Buhari was a visionary. He actually saw something before he proposed building 15 psychiatric hospitals for these people in their evil forest. Whenever you thought they'd reached the depth of insanity, then WHAM! They come up with another creative way of showing their mental retardation. Although the Wailing Wall part might be true, given their generational hobby of always weeping and wailing on every single issue.

Broveens42:
It's very evident something is being hidden..

I'm making a research on something...

Google "the point where Longitude 0° meets with latitude 0°" : It doesn't make any sense and looks suspicious as being reduced to an unknown location in the Atlantic ocean.

That location should be around the enugu portharcourt express way, or specifically at Uturu and is supposed to represent the origin of mankind.

This is why it will be a 'surprising miracle' to re-establish a new nation in eastern Nigeria

The only place with Longitude and Latitude 0 which signify the center of the earth is only around Igbo land. Uturu precisely. The center of the earth is the only root gods can only use to come down to the earth or go back. In many ancient books, the origin sees gods coming down to earth to explore it. The first to create that root to earth and the first to land on earth is the Mother. According Igbo creation story and Egyptian Doad about creation, the Father and the Mother existed above. The father was building a beautiful planet (full of water) which is the earth. The mother went to peek and it led to a great explosion or bang - this is what science call the Big Bang. Why did it happen? The mother's element was Fire (Eke) and the eatg she went to peek was water and land, it is like helium coming in contact with hydrogen aka hydrogen bomb which led to the blast

She been fire dried up most of the water on earth when she was sucked down creating a dry land and a root thru which gods can descend to earth. The place she fell is same as as the Oshimili Rivers - A River many don't know the deep secrets. This is why she is called Mother earth or Ala in Igbo. Her landing created the Earth. Earth in Igbo cosmology is Afor. Igbo call themselves Nwa-Afor Igbo. Children of the earth. Direct seeds of the Mother which makes them the originals, the first ppl of the earth

Their is a cave in Uturu called "Ebe Is ume" meaning where the first man took his first breath
In the bible they talked about Bethel a hill where ppl encounter God. Bethel is same as Ugwu Ele (The Hill of God) in Uturu.

bobestman:
The only place with Longitude and Latitude 0 which signify the center of the earth is only around Igbo land. Uturu precisely. The center of the earth is the only root gods can only use to come down to the earth or go back. In many ancient books, the origin sees gods coming down to earth to explore it. The first to create that root to earth and the first to land on earth is the Mother. According Igbo creation story and Egyptian Doad about creation, the Father and the Mother existed above. The father was building a beautiful planet (full of water) which is the earth. The mother went to peek and it led to a great explosion or bang - this is what science call the Big Bang. Why did it happen? The mother's element was Fire (Eke) and the eatg she went to peek was water and land, it is like helium coming in contact with hydrogen aka hydrogen bomb which led to the blast

She been fire dried up most of the water on earth when she was sucked down creating a dry land and a root thru which gods can descend to earth. The place she fell is same as as the Oshimili Rivers - A River many don't know the deep secrets. This is why she is called Mother earth or Ala in Igbo. Her landing created the Earth. Earth in Igbo cosmology is Afor. Igbo call themselves Nwa-Afor Igbo. Children of the earth. Direct seeds of the Mother which makes them the originals, the first ppl of the earth

Their is a cave in Uturu called "Ebe Is ume" meaning where the first man took his first breath
In the bible they talked about Bethel a hill where ppl encounter God. Bethel is same as Ugwu Ele (The Hill of God) in Uturu.

People don't read and they can accept anything coming from a white man.

Now look at this write-up bellow and tell me if it isn't typical of propaganda..



Null Island is the location at zero degrees latitude and zero degrees longitude (0°N 0°E), i.e., where the prime meridian and the equator intersect. Since there is no landmass located at these coordinates, it is not an actual island. The name is often used in mapping software as a placeholder to help find and correct database entries that have erroneously been assigned the coordinates 0,0. Although "Null Island" started as a joke within the geospatial community, it has become a useful means of addressing a recurring issue in geographic information science.

Broveens42:
People don't read and they can accept anything coming from a white man.

Now look at this write-up bellow and tell me if it isn't typical of propaganda..



Null Island is the location at zero degrees latitude and zero degrees longitude (0°N 0°E), i.e., where the prime meridian and the equator intersect. Since there is no landmass located at these coordinates, it is not an actual island. The name is often used in mapping software as a placeholder to help find and correct database entries that have erroneously been assigned the coordinates 0,0. Although "Null Island" started as a joke within the geospatial community, it has become a useful means of addressing a recurring issue in geographic information science.

Lol their are many of such if you search on Google where the center of the earth is located. The Solar wizards who Govern the Ment/Govern your mental/Government know the truth. They twisted many things to keep governing peoples Ment and prevent them from knowing the truth. They control thru Politics, Religion, Science, EntertainMent (they entertain your Ment with lies to keep you from waking up, Media ( false history and fake News). They control all. In some of their movies they reveal some things but codedly talk about us and our history Many of their movies are actually talking about us. Black panther is an ancient/African history. If your eyes are open, if you watch your Chi will help you understand

Brenbentondiaz:
I now realise that Buhari was a visionary. He actually saw something before he proposed building 15 psychiatric hospitals for these people in their evil forest. Whenever you thought they'd reached the depth of insanity, then WHAM! They come up with another creative way of showing their mental retardation. Although the Wailing Wall part might be true, given their generational hobby of always weeping and wailing on every single issue.

It surprises me, you agreed in your last paragraph, for something you want people to be confined in a psychiatric hospital.

Talk about mental illnesses; you could be a victim, though, mild mental cases ain't something to worry about

Broveens42:
It surprises me, you agreed in your last paragraph, for something you want people to be confined in a psychiatric hospital.

Talk about mental illnesses; you could be a victim, though, mild mental cases ain't something to worry about

If you keep giving a dog a bone anytime he backs, he will keep requiring for more
Ignore the clown 🤡