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31/01/2024

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Apostle Dr-Allen L. Albury, Victor Arap Njoroge IV, Kraai Motlhageng, Anthony Kimani Brian, Ayaa Michael, Floribert Sean Ludaflos, Altaf Khan, Jackson Mazumbuka, Sare Adams Mahamoud, Mafolasire Oludele, Solwazi S Ngobese, Tebogo Nkokou, Kenneth Mashegwana, Alimi Momoh, Ibrahim Makila, Lindani Mkhithika, Abderahmane Bourahla, Chronixx Chris, Leyton James, Eric Gbelee, Wilson Pio Jacob, Mashamba Tshifhiwa Prince, Jesam John Oka, Julinus, Hape Mothebe, Johnson Motloung, Mbongeni Shabba, Ahmed Shamsudeen, Sheik Sheik, Velema Manicky Manicky, Alfred Obeng, Shadrach Mark, Gabriel Thapedi, Taffary Caldroko, Sainey Ja, Sekonyela Kobeli, Lovrencsics Bence, Issaka Abdul Rahman, Solomon Moses, Grimond Moono, Lamini Mohammed, Nkemnkeng Promize, Kamara Abu, Mohau Alfred Palweni, Alkebulan Vi

28/11/2023

Your Chi, Àgwụ, ndị ichie, ndị mmírí, ndị òtù and all your forces ñụrụ íyí na ha g'emerịrị gị eze, ọkwa Ịmana challenges dị involve and you must accept those challenges.

They won't tell you the challenges tho but they will be there for you when the challenges surfaces and you must surely come out victoriously.

Nwanne, onye gwa gị na ọdị easy, onye ahụ chọrọ e set gị up...

Accept those challenges or forfeit the okpu eze (crown)....

Eke ketara anyị ike na amara eji a ga n'ogwu...

Ụjọ atụna gị...

15/11/2023

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Sanford Thomas Kalunga, Joshua Notty Majeshi, Jamalo Malomalo, Tagesse Yohannes, John C Briggs, Abdoulie Jallow, Jethro Msugh Joo, Rafe Shaw, Chre Chre Kashapanda, Sahr Sessie, Hosnik Mubarak, Deng Yunis, Rowel J. Jumlang, Alexander Garcia, Alhaji Bainico Kargbo

10/11/2023

Go to hell with your business strategy to cage my people Everyone Africa for life AFRICA Igbo Community

04/11/2023

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! John Houghton, Ahamad Umar Giyade, Kuet Kuinkuin Lual, Mollah Mahabub, Alhadj Hajou

02/11/2023

30/10/2023

A genuine odinala adherent does not go about killing people or spilling human beings blood. Whenever he is offended beyond his/her endurance level, he/she invokes OGU because Ogu wu ike. It's the duty of ogu to summon all the cognate spirit forces of the offended where his/her matter is tabled, discussed, analysed and judgment passed using Ofo as instrument of Justice. Whatever happened to the person who committed the offence, it's Ogu that went on rampage using the age long aphorisms of "O biara egbu m, gbuo onwe ya. Onye ishi m na-awa aja ga-eji ishi ya suo ya. And ishi kote ebu o gbakasia ya ahu"!!!

07/09/2023

Good morning Africans, let all our good wishes come to us. Iseeeee

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31/07/2023

When we fight physically the spiritual energy will be deactivated, the silent of an angry mariner is more dangerous than a fire close to open fuel tank.

12/04/2023

Your story book (Bible) says, forgive and forget, then can you forgive who did bad to you? Can you forget what really hurt you?

19/02/2023

Islam came to Yorubaland around the year 1440 when Oluaso was Alaafin of the Oyo Empire.

Christianity arrived on September 24, 1842, with the Methodists led by Reverend Thomas Birch Freeman. That's a difference of 402 years.

However, due to free western education, skills acquisition, and scholarships to England, Christianity was able to close a 400-year gap in less than 70 years dominating the Western States of Ekiti and Ondo.

Nevertheless, Western Nigeria remains the most stable region, in terms of religious tolerance, in Nigeria. This is due to the Yoruba traditional religion that accommodated both Christianity and Islam in Yorubaland. Ìgbo Christians and traditional religion must learn how to live together in peace and respect everyone's belief like Yoruba people.

18/02/2023

IGBOS OF EQUATORIAL GUINEA

Equatorial Guinea, located at the Eastern end of the Gulf of Guinea, West coast of Africa, is the only Spanish speaking country on the continent.

The tribes dwelling in this country include the Bubi, Fang and the Igbo.
The Igbo people of Bioko, as officially declared by the government of Equatorial Guinea, is the third-largest tribe after Fang and Bubi tribes, and occupies a small area in Bioko. They speak Pidgin English, Fang, Igbo and Bubi indigenous languages, as well as Spanish.

Igbos of Equatorial Guinea, numbering 33,500, are no longer unreachable. They are part of the Igbo people cluster within the Sub-Saharan African affinity bloc, this group, though a minority of people ranking third-largest in Equatorial Guinea, a country with a total population of 1.2Million people.

Their primary language is Igbo. The primary religion practiced by the Igbo is marginal Christianity, a form of religion with roots in Christianity but not theologically Christian.

As regards the language, Igbo is a recognized official language in Equatorial Guinea and it has been confirmed that the people still speak the Igbo language which has some form of deviation from the modern Igbo spoken in Nigeria.

Most of Igbo decendant in Equatorial Guinea move from Arochukwu, during Spanish exploitation plantation. In 19th century many labourers came from Igbo land. Ndi Igbo called the place PANYA.

Some people who have seen them said they say, ‘bia ikaa’ for ‘come here’.

13/02/2023

European missionaries who brought the Christian faith to Africa did not bring sick people to the church for healing. They built rather hospitals. In Europe today sick people are not treated in the church but in hospitals. Our African ancestors did not bring sick persons to shrines for healing. It was either the native doctor was invited or the sick was taken to him/ her. The question remains: who taught us that the church is a healing centre? Where did we learn it from? Who did we copy from? Are we sure that we are really ok?