₦airaland Forum

safarigirl:
it's one thing for Mary to appear (that's an apparition actually), but visiting heaven and hell? As in, leaving the earthly plane to enter heaven and hell? The Catholic church does not regard such visions

If you doubt you ar free to go into coma or animation to understand the other plane

If you can't achieve it commit suicide but don't kill yourself ..this will give you a view of hell and heaven

Doubt but visit

The choice is yours

There are things you don't know and do not come publicly to doubt it. People have seen it and if I start telling you stories you will shudder

So it left for you to do the needful

Experiences
SHAWN W. LARSON SEPTEMBER 15, 2013A feeling of weightlessness. A bright light at the end of a warm tunnel. The ability to see your own body below you, and friends or loved ones—who passed away years ago—now surrounding you in absolute peace. These are just a few of the things described by people who have had a near-death experience. And not all of them are as positive. Some recount a visit to hell, where they were overcome with fear and hopelessness, and even tortured by demons.While many in the scientific community are skeptical of these accounts, others believe they offer the most definitive proof of life after death we might ever encounter. And though the debate continues, one thing is for certain: These people insist what they went through was life-altering. But by all means, feel free to judge for yourself.10 Veronika-Ulrike BarthelVeronika Barthel says that, after being struck by lightning while driving her car one day in 1981, she was instantly transported into hell, where she found demons escorting her into a big waiting room. “The creatures that I saw there were more terrifying than anything I even saw in a horror movie. Today I know that they were demons. As soldiers they where marching past me, and in the middle of them were people that were screaming with pain. It was very difficult to breathe down there, because of the terrible smell of this place. I saw a lake, which looked like the inner part of a volcano, where people were cursing because of great pain.”She says that she saw people being thrown into caves, which were guarded by demons, who threw spears at them as they screamed. She also recalled snakes being present all over the ground, which were there to frighten and intimidate the people in hell. After her experience, Veronika found herself transported back into her car, where for a moment, she saw her own burning hands gripping the steering wheel.





9 Howard StormOnce a self-described “double atheist” and “know-it all college professor,” Howard Storm was leading a three-week European art tour with his students when he retired to his hotel room in France on the last day of the trip. Without warning, he suddenly screamed and dropped to the floor, prompting his wife to call for help. At the hospital, the news was grim: Howard had a perforated stomach that required surgery, and if he didn’t get it soon, he would die. The wait for a doctor to arrive at the hospital was lengthy—so much so, that Howard turned to his wife at one point and said his final farewell to her, insisting that he was moments from death. That’s when he recalled finding himself standing next to his own body (which was still on the hospital bed) and feeling more alive than ever, with no more stomach pain. Soon after, he heard unfamiliar voices calling to him.“Come with us,” they said. “Hurry up, let’s go. We’ve been waiting for you.” After calling out to his wife and getting no response, he began to follow the voices, which led him out of the room and down a long, dark hallway. He followed them for so long, and became so increasingly terrified, that he told the voices he wasn’t going any further. Then they attacked him.“We had a big fight and the fight turned into them annihilating me, which they did slowly and with much relish,” he says. “Mostly they were biting and tearing at me. This went on for a long time. They did other things to humiliate and violate me which I don’t talk about.” Collapsed on the ground, Howard began reciting The Lord’s Prayer, after hearing a soft voice tell him to “Pray to God.” After saying a few other other prayers, he said that Jesus personally saved him from the demons, and sent him back to Earth, telling him to live his life differently. Storm’s book, My Descent Into Death, was published in 2000.8 Dr. Mary NealDuring a kayaking trip in 1999, Dr. Mary Neal became pinned under the water when her kayak capsized, making it impossible for her to breathe for anywhere between 15 and 25 minutes. That’s when she says she experienced a near-death experience that brought her into the presence of God, Jesus, and angels. During the experience, God told her that her family would be facing an upcoming tragedy and would need her to help them through. Specifically, her nine-year-old son Willie was going to die—but she wasn’t told when, where, or how. Ten years later, at age 19, Willie was killed in a car accident in Maine by a driver who was on his cell phone.


Mary is convinced Jesus helped her under the water, making it possible for rescue workers to revive her following the kayaking accident. She awoke with two broken legs and lung complications, and spent a month in the hospital, followed by six weeks in a wheelchair. She wrote a book called, To Heaven And Back, which was published in May 2012

UncleSnr:
Many have claimed to die, saw vision of Heaven and Hell. but I have few questions.

1. Why is it only the Pentecostal/ Charismatics that see these stuff?
Okay let me explain, I have never heard an orthodox Jew, Stunch Catholics or Muslim writing about heaven.

2. Why do they give different views of Heaven and Hell? Different authors usually give different views/perspective of Heaven and Hell, is it that God do take them to different angles of this magnificent abode?

Your matured discussion will be welcomed.

Now here you missed it

Catholic Buddhist Muslim see vision of hell

Can you pls google NDE testimonies and read it

NgeneUkwenu:
So jonathan is longer Igbo? Hypocrites!

The greatest honor I will do to you is to answer you and that I Wong do

I can't do that

ROSSIKE:
So why are the French and Kosovans not described as tribes?

I am done

They are not tribe they are ethnic nationality

Tribe is a subset of ethnic nationality

Why is this hard for u dear

jiggar:
Not necessarily true. One of those names mentioned is my surname and I am idoma.

That's interesting there must be so much similarities

Do you people have that also

Nowenuse:
NO, those names are pure igala n idoma names.

Igbo indigenes of Benue are extremely few. They are scattered in some hilly terrains in 3 LGAs of Benue south. They are in a very small minority and many Benue Tiv n idoma indigenes dont even know of the existence of these few igbos.
They are just as few as the igalas/idomas in Enugu and Anambra.

sebi u know that there are igalas n idomas in Enugu n Anambra states?

For people to have three LGA they are not few and there is NP problem acknowledgin that

Staying in hilly or valley is in consequential what is important is that they are there and we mainland Igbo took note of that and they are aptly represented in ohaneaze

All we are doing is extending hand of friendship yo like minded tribes

Nowenuse:
Yes my brother, but it doesn't really end just here.
One problem many of we middlebelters have with u igbos and other southernerns is that many of u like to classify us as hausas when u guys know that we are not.
This really annoys a lot of our people and it now makes them to feel that truly we were meant to be together with d hausas.

Igalas & Idomas for instance are mostly related to igbos culturally & ancestrally, but there are many ignorant igbos that will see an igala or idoma and will call them 'Ndi awusa'.
Ur people really have to stop this. They should learn to tell the difference between we middlebelters & core northernerns. We are not the same and can never be the same. We dont think or behave alike. Most of us even regard the hausas too as 'abokis & mallams' just like u southernerns, but then u people end up equally calling us abokis.
pls it should stop.

This character of u igbos is one aspect the hausas use to blackmail we middlebelt christians. They will be telling us that ''see u people, the southern christians do not regard u northern christians/minorities as anything, they regard you people as abokis just like us too, so a unity can never work between u people and them"............And many of our people then swallow this, and this makes them never to think of doing anything with a southerner, because of the way they feel the southernerns take them.
The earlier we amend our ways the better for us.


Even our muslims in the middlebelt, the hausas in most cases see them as inferiors and do not take them seriously.
During religious crisis in the north u find Ebira, Igala & Nupe muslims being killed by the hausas just like the yoruba muslims too as the hausas brand them as 'fake muslims'. But religious enslavement on the path of some of these our muslim brothers will still never let them reason clearly.

And despite all these, some of u will still see us middlebelters and call us hausa. very disturbing.

Only igbos who live or who have lived in the north/middlebelt are mostly able to tell the difference, and sometimes a few enlightened ones.

Bro you make so much valid and salient point and I salute your courage for this . I am sorry that this happened or is happening ..do not blame the Igbo people some how its middle belt that caused all these

They will prefer to speak Hausa than their language

They will prefer yo join araewa

They will prefer to have Muslim and Hausa names than
Their names

Mist will prefer to do Hausa businesses like shoe polishing and others than christian based business

Many fought Biafra with Hausa which is regrettable though

So you see many factors that causes this and it will be nice if igala and idoma people speak out and carve a niche about themselves . I am particular about These two due to our similarity that is all ..if they can stand out and not allow the Hausa language and culture subsume their culture

I respect their right and fight against Fulani land grabbers and I think that notion is changing

Igbo understand the difference not all

I feel its post Biafra hang over ..they felt that why should their brother in muddle belt side with infidels and fight them ..so its natural the Igbo lump everybody up north together . But the idea is changing

We will get there

Your making sense and with this we can form firm cultural partnership

NgeneUkwenu:
A lot have been said by Ndigbo here about The Yorubas being "slaves" to Northern Masters just because they support a competent leader which by providence comes from the North, in the person Of Buhari to assume the leadership of the country.

However, Now that President Goodluck Ebele Chukwuebuka Azikiwe Jonathan, (A President of igbo Extraction) in his quest to continue in power against the wishes of the Majority of Nigerians, has paid a publicized visit to one of the most corrupt specie on earth, in the person of Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida, and prostrated for him, can we now safely assume that Ndigbo have become slaves again to their Northern Masters??

Don't u have shame

Is Jonathan Igbo

Can u just die

ROSSIKE:
Those groups qualify more as 'tribes' than African ethnic groups, some of whom number several tens of millions. Referring to say Yorubas, who number perhaps 50 million, as a 'tribe' is more a sign of ignorance and colonial conditioning than anything else. Likewise it's ludicrous to refer to ethnic groups like Igbos, Hausas etc as ''tribes''. It makes absolutely no sense.

Your mistaken

Yoruba Igbo and other big ethnicity r either ethnic group or nation ..it doesn't mean political speaking but they are distinct

Now let me break it down

Familiies makes up clan
Clan makes tribe
Tribe makes a nation

Now do know that not all African clans were colonized by Europeans directly ..some fought them drastically some were just colonized easily

The igbos were very warrior like they thought European a lesson through series of wars like arochukwu and ekumeku war which lasted decades

The Europeans never had a direct rule on the whole Igbo land so they resorted to indirect rule

Pls do research

Tribe ain't derogatory but an identifier

I do not see any thing wrong in that term

Abuamam:
You guys still don't get my meaning. I know that there are French, German, Spanish ethnic groups. Do they segregate into tribes? Do they identify as tribes? Do they look at tribal intermarriage as undesirable? Do they vote for leaders or associate on that basis? Is there a Welsh street in London, or French street in Brussels? Do they even CALL themselves tribes? Do they claim superiority on the basis of tribe? Do they hate each other based on tribal affiliations? Does tribe dominate every type of relationship, from business to friendship that they have with one another? Or is it only Africans south of the Sahara that do?

Yes its you that is confused you asked a question and we have given you an answer so weather theybsegregate that is a different ball game and its individual not tribal . Even in Spain they have the Catalans and other Iberian tribes and Catalans wants to form their own country in Ukrainian they have the Donetsk the ethnic Russia and they want to join their kind in Russia ..in Scotland the Scots are tribes in united kingdom they want to be free from Saxons and Anglo and celts they want their own country

Now you asked a question which have been answered and if they segregate that is based on individual level ...remember therr are progressives and conservative s so it depends on who you meet



There are tribes over there also and do we segregate here . It depends on the family also

Segregation is an individual thing

Even in Ireland Catholic and Anglican segregated

In Russia the Slavs segregate the Roma tribes

Its everywhere don't let them fool you ..its depends on individuals and society

Nowenuse:
Yes Mr, so many of we middlebelters prefer to allign with the igbos. It was in the past that the hausa fulani muslims deceived our ppl that the igbos were coming to kill us from down the river Niger n Benue, so we tot we had to come out in self defense, and that was how we fought against the igbos who were not really after us.
The genesis of all these problems were the bloody british colonialists who lumped we middebelt minority groups under hausa-fulani rule....and the hausa fulani core north used this as an opportunity to exploit and supress our people, but all that is changing now.
Even those of us from the upper parts of the middlebelt (plateau, southern kaduna, Nasarawa, Taraba) who speak hausa as an additional language and felt we were closer to hausas, we have had a re-think. A real Plateau man can never prefer a hausa man over an igbo.
Hausas n fulanis are the land grabbers and jihadists and never igbos.
Igbos on middlebelt soil only come to thrive in business and in turn help in developing our lands, so we go on very well with u people. unlik hausa-fulanis who will fight with the indigenes in Jos, fight with Taraba, with Nasarawa, south kaduna indigenes. These people are a nightmare and very idiotic bastards.
Hausa fulanis have made many of we middlebelters to hate them with a passion.

Can you just come down to Nnewi I owe u a good palm wine and one fair Igbo beauty to massage your hmmmmm ..but that is by the way

I never knew that we still have some people saying the truth these days . You know that they paint the picture that Igbo is wicked Igbo is land grabbing Igbo is this Igbo is that but the average Igbo man doesn't care all he does and wants to do is do his businesses and find his feet that's all. That is why Igbo and cross river people are so good that they can't fight .

We know how this country might turn out next year and Igbo has made their stand ..idoma I must say has made their stand also and that I respect with igala ..how I wish some of middle belt people know those few truths

We have a very good blood line so we hope that our relationship continues

That's what Is

E no go better for lugard boyfriend

Too late for him


What has been said has been said
What has been recorded has been written

Bugatti and burahi and Buhari

bejeria101:
No its not,its a buddhist musical group,you wll not call a spade what it is,na wa for una

Lil

They are traditional group playing atilogwu in sambisa with their talking drum from sango

Funny rulers and funny religion

Oh they are not Islamic ...OK they are christian

Abeg tell him to go to Marina and tell that to marines

Wild wild waste

Always assanitaoon assassins everywhere

Don't mess with them



Such a waste ..why kill Jim or him

Bunch of iblis in bliss

It then means that APC is finished in Lagos

The spell has been removed from their eyes

Welcome back

Nowenuse:
See, i have seen so many ebira girls answering Ozioma as a name. whether Mercy Johnson's mum is igbo or not, i am not sure, but her middle name OZIOMA is a typical ebira name and not igbo.

Many middlebelters (especially from Kogi & Benue) answer similar names with Igbos because some of them share a common history, origin or land boundary with igbo land.

See names like OKPANACHI, ONUCHE, ONYECHE, OKOLI, OCHIGBO, ADAH, ATAMA, OCHANYA, ALECHENU, OCHIOMA.....they are all idoma & igala names but they sound and appear very much like Igbo names.

But these are the names of Igbo in Benue or don't you know we have Igbo in Benue state

Nowenuse:
I really want to believe that urself ad Adamskutty are igala muslims, hence u both will because of islam claim that u are more related with hausas & yorubas, but read this......



ANAMBRA IS THE ANCESTRAL HOME OF IGALAS
By C. XRYDZ-EYUTCHAE

It was Professor Anta Diop of Senegal who observed that ethnic groups often do not realize the extent to which they share kinship with the language, culture, traditions and historical socio-political structures, evolved by communities they have come to view as rivals.
Indeed ethnic groups tend to see themselves as self-enclosed communities. But as an example are the Luluas of Kenya aware of their kingship with the Luluas of Senegal?By the same token how many of us in Nigeria are aware that Anambra State is the ancestral home of theIgalas, Ngwas, Jukuns and Binis? Yet it remains historically true that Anambra State is the birth place of the founding fathers of Bendel, Imo and Benue States. Hence in language classification these separated people speak a common language which forms part of Kwa group of West African languages.
From Archeological discoveries at Ugwuele near Okigwe dating their existence to some ages follows that the Igbos were descendants of the first men of earth now traced to the Oduvai Gorge in East Africa. Inhistorical literature, the Igbos, originally known as Iduus had their territorial distribution covering South west of the African continent later converging at the whole of the low lying land mass North and South of the Niger and Benue river confluence, down the Niger and Anambra River basins right down to the Niger Delta and westward to River Okpara beyond Lagos as shown in Rev. Johnson’s map in his history of the Yorubas.
Later the low land dwellers were characterized as the Olu and the highlanders as the Igbo.TraditionWaves of migratrants led by Eri settled at Anambra River basin, establishing the ancient Iduu Ime KINGDOM at Aguleri. Historical traditions relate that his progenitors included Agulu and Menri (from who were descended the Nri), Igbo, Igala, Oba (whose descendants were the Binis) Enuike and a daughter, Ulu-uwa.Igbo, an itinerant missionary acquired large Iduu followers who became known as Igbo people thus losing their Iduu identity just as followers of Christ arecalled Christians whether they came from Rome, London or Bonn.
Eris other descendant Menri established a priestly kingdom at Nri known for purification ceremonies andcoronation of tributary of Iduu Ime kingdom. Hence, the Eze Nri Obalike (Nri kings (1989-1935) in the first decade of the 20th century told the Government Anthropologist, Northcote Thomas, that the area subject to him was Iduu.
On the same matter Lawton wrote:“A marked feature of this (Nri) tribe is its hostility to the European, natural enough, when it is remembered that prior to the British, the Obalike was Eze Nri and crowned the kings of Benin and presided over all the religious observation of surrounding peoples”.It was the tradition that coronation titles were usually conferred on tributary kings by the ancestral Iduu Ime kingdom which also assigned to each a General as head of the palace guards.
Hence in honour of their ancestor, Atta the ruler of Igala was titled Atta of Igala. The founders of Benin were the descendants of Oba Eri whose habitation was UgwuOgodo where exists today, the Ogodo spring in Umuleri, near Aguleri. Hence the Binis in modem times still trace their ancestry of “Igodo” a corruption of Ogodo, an Igbo word for elevated place.
Hence the first king of Benin, Iweka (anglicized to Eweka) was titled Oba in honour of their ancestor, Oba Eri. Eweka is English spelling of Iweka just as the letter E in England is pronounced I, This name Iweka an Igbo name in full means Iweka n’uno.
It reflected the internal feud at the time the-would-be king was born. His second name was Edoziuno, Edo for short, meaning peace maker, thus was derived Edo Kingdom.The name Benin itself was a corruption of the Igbo words. 'llo obi inu', meaning a place of bitter mindedness, again reflecting the quarrelsomeness of the people at that time over kingship disputes. To the first Benin king was assigned General Ado from Iduu Ime as head of his palace guards.
According to the tradition of the people, Egbunike, the founding father of the Ogbunikes has three brothers, Awkuzu, Umuleriand Nando and a sister, Nwonicha. General Ado who was assigned to the Oba of Benin, married Nwonicha and the marriage resulted in such progenies as Onitsha Ado, Ado Ekiti etc.

Background

The Marriage formed the basis of the link between Ogbunike and Onitsha, thus giving the historical background to the Igbo adage which says: “Afuzi Onicha, Ogbunike ewelu,” meaning in the absence of Onitsha, Ogbunike takes its turn. When therefore Eze Chima, a descendant of General Ado in his flight with others, first from Benin, then from Agbor, named his son Onitsha, in honour of their maternal ancestors, and established Onitsha Ugbo and Onitsha Olona and the entire Umu Ezechima being referred to as Onitsha Ado, the origin of nomenclature cannot therefore be inserious doubt.
The Igalas who are descendants of Atta Eri had their ancestral home in Aguleri in the area of Ama Atta (Atta-in-the-fields). Igala was said to be the father of Ikem and was reputed to have such descendants as Omor, Omasi and Umuneke. The Ikems had sometimes settled in Umukete Agukeri, whose descendants were supposed to be the Ikem of Nando, Ikems in Nsukka, Ikems in Onitsha and other areas.It is relevant to note that in a preliminary statement onthe excavation made in Aguleri by the Department of History and Archaeology, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Dr. F.N. Anozie said that the excavation took place at a site known as “Okpuno Igala”; and that is known to everybody including school children in Aguleri as a deserted Igala settlement. He said, there were sites with walls, one deserted and the other still inhabited by a group of Aguleri people, who during theauthor’s filed work in the area said they had blood relations with the Igalas.
At the approach is the Ama Atta which seemed to have once been a village square. Almost at the centre of the enclosure is a mound known as “Ukpo eze” (kings throne” and North–East of the mound is the Owelle Atta (toilet area) and Ajo Agu Atta (cemetery).The present Umukete people in Aguleri who claim blood relationship with the Igala people have their village walled, and traces of the wall could still be seen today. When an elderly man from this group was asked by excavators from the University the relationship between them and the Igalas, he said that the father of Igala and Igbo were sons of the same parents and that whenever anybody from Umukete went to Idah he normally would go to greet the Atta or the King.
The greeting usually went as follows: “Ata abikibo bie takata bie Igala” which translates the lgbo saying that “Igbo is senior to Atta and Atta begot lgala.This is also reflected in the lgbo saying that: lgbo mulu Atta, mana Atta mulu lgala.” This oneness of lgbo and lgala is also reflected in lgbo adage which says “Alusi lgbo jebe mbana, obulu, alusi obodo lgala”which interprets that the spirits of lgbo-land in transit constitutes the spirit of lgalaland.

Those who still doubt the common ancestry of lgbo and lgala could refresh their memory with this popular lgbo adage which says, “ Egbusia lgbo nine, lgbo afodukwa na lgala”, meaning even if all lgbos are wiped out of existence, the lgbos still remain in lgalaland. As with lgala, so is ldoma, who still have remnants of ancestors of ldoma community in Aguleri.

Thank lord this is coming from you not me an igbo man..your people will say that we want to land grab..we want to dominate ..so tell them the truth how we related

Its unfortunate that they sold you lies during the war that you turned your back on us. Thank Lord that they asked for forgiveness we forgave knowing our blood relationship . We are not taking your land and we won't ..we know Fulani that want Ur land and whom your fathers fought for

How I wish the idoma and igala with understand we meant no harm ..we just want to be our Christian self with no Muslim bombing ...

This a nice thread

But who wants to date a flat asss

HNosegbe:
Good idea but wrong approach.

Rather than making pronouncements and giving ultimatums, what a governor worth his salt would do is to pass enabling legislation to cover building construction as a whole, and then a section of the act would make toilet construction compulsory and also stipulate appropriate penalties for failure to comply. That's how governance is done.

I won't be surprised if this directive isn't applied at all or reversed after a couple of months.

Why do Yoruba blame government on ever6thing


How can somebody that is reasonable build a house without toilet
!! You don't need the government to tell 7 to be neat
Men those guys must be really dirty

nickydof:
Non availabity of anus infrastruction is common in the South west. I served in Ogun, schooled in Oyo and lived in Lagos. Toilets are in short supply. This law should transcend the entire region. Mr Fayose, thank you for taking the lead in this regard.

Mol

Then where are u from..you know waste so much

I just can't believe it..how can a logical thinking person rent a house without sanitary and toilet system ...how can somebody build a house without a WC or even pit ...that is man inhumanity to man. That is living like anumanu

When they say Oyo and ekiti houses has no toilet I doubted it
.


So this is true


This is a disgrace to Nigeria
This is a disgrace to Yoruba
This is a disgrace to the so called fountain of ....

Is it knowledge or no toilet

May she rest in peace

The question is what did the Lady do
I lived in Benin and I know how those bitches roll



The dude might be sending money and the girl will be giving it to another boy

It's just infidelity


I pity her and not a way to die

But that just have caused it ...taking the dude as a maga

ZIMDRILL:
whining is caused by a worn out bearing, why would the radiator cause the whining ?

It can also be the belt of compressor and alternator

adeniyisavage:
Total bullshit and bullocks.

How can you say its bullllshit ..it worked for me

My friends Benz 400 ..it worked for him and if has been working so why the argument

Thermostat isn't for tropical useage. Take it or leave it

That's is experiment I have conducted so the best is to tropicalize the car and you know what it is

Then if you argue me..what is car tropicalization

Nowenuse:
See, i have seen so many ebira girls answering Ozioma as a name. whether Mercy Johnson's mum is igbo or not, i am not sure, but her middle name OZIOMA is a typical ebira name and not igbo.

Many middlebelters (especially from Kogi & Benue) answer similar names with Igbos because some of them share a common history, origin or land boundary with igbo land.

See names like OKPANACHI, ONUCHE, ONYECHE, OKOLI, OCHIGBO, ADAH, ATAMA, OCHANYA, ALECHENU, OCHIOMA.....they are all idoma & igala names but they sound and appear very much like Igbo names.

You do not understand .Igbo have historical relationship with people you called and don't forget we have Igbo in Benue they are in at least 3 LGA so that is BH the way . We are in the same page and do know that

Bit you seems to be on same page with me

Siena:
Bro, when I hear about thermostats being removed, and the much fabled "double cell" radiator being fitted, I get pretty annoyed. And to be honest, you guys feed these phoney "mechanics" with the ammunition with which to fleece you. A coolant reduction means a leak -

Exterenally:

01) Radiator.
02) Associated hoses.
03) Thermostat housing.
04) Engine block (core plugs).
05) Cylinder head (core plugs).
06) Water pump.
07) Heater core (behind dash).

Internally:

01) Cracked cylinder head.
02) Cracked cylinder block.
03) Warped cylinder head.
04) Blown cylinder head gasket.

I wonder how replacing the factory radiator with a "double cell" unit, and removing the thermostat will solve coolant loss? You're simply throwing money at your car, via your mechanic, who's just going by trial and error, replacing parts randomly, AT YOUR COST. If I were you, I would bite the bullet, and take your car to A REPUTABLE HONDA GARAGE. Sure, they'll cost, but at least you stand a chance of getting your car fixed.

As it stands, you might as well pour your money into a blast furnace, and watch it BURN.

Pls I drive a 4 cylinder engineer but lately I changed the nuzzles and plugs

Siena:
The only reasons your engine would boil with the thermostat replaced, is if there's an underlying issue.

* Thermostat is faulty (stuck in the closed position).
* The thermostat was incorrectly fitted.
* The mechanic did not bleed the system after replacement. Of course this would be better for him, as it would prove to you (the owner who dared insist he replaced it in the first place) that he was right. And of course you'd be convinced he knows his job, and wouldn't question any decisions he made with regards your car in the near future.

Your a guru that I must respect but I will want you to know that nobody is all knowing ...I have a Nissan and I did what is called tropicalization

That is removal of termostat and connect fan directly to engine ....you can't use the same temperature of cars I in Canada and use it in Nigeria without tropicalization

Now let mW make it clear to you and all of us car owners here

Thermostat functions as a temperature regulator in temperate world it heats the engine due to the sub zero level and picks the fan . This happens ..even over there you don't need a fan to Cook the engine becuase the environment is cold very cold

But when you bring such cats here where the place is hot and tropical climate

You have to remove the damn thermostat and connect the fan direct to avoid over heating
That's what is tropicalyzation