Nemesis of the genocide perpetuated against the Igbos under the watch of Yakubu Gowon is still haunting Nigeria.
Let nobody look far for why it has been impossible for past leaderships of Nigeria to fix the country.
People must learn the basic natural principles that guide and sustain the earth or they risk swimming against the tide of life to their chagrin.
Mother nature doesn't allow any injustice to go unpunished, without being redressed, because one of the fundamental physical laws of nature upon which the universal purpose of God for the earth is achieved is the law of balance.
Without balance on both sides, nothing can be achieved but a continuously oscillating condition that puts no one to rest in the manner that we are all experiencing it in Nigeria.
Unlike the so-called mercantilist Nigerian 'men of God' will tell Nigerians to pray endlessly, only an admission of guilt and reparations to the Igbos by Nigeria will set Nigeria free. If nobody decides to listen to this, let them do or we can go on endlessly on the present path of perdition until, as Patriarch Moses would say to a stubborn Pharaoh who chose to perish in the sea than grant the Israelites freedom, 'let my people go!'
Let nobody look far for why it has been impossible for past leaderships of Nigeria to fix the country.
People must learn the basic natural principles that guide and sustain the earth or they risk swimming against the tide of life to their chagrin.
Mother nature doesn't allow any injustice to go unpunished, without being redressed, because one of the fundamental physical laws of nature upon which the universal purpose of God for the earth is achieved is the law of balance.
Without balance on both sides, nothing can be achieved but a continuously oscillating condition that puts no one to rest in the manner that we are all experiencing it in Nigeria.
Unlike the so-called mercantilist Nigerian 'men of God' will tell Nigerians to pray endlessly, only an admission of guilt and reparations to the Igbos by Nigeria will set Nigeria free. If nobody decides to listen to this, let them do or we can go on endlessly on the present path of perdition until, as Patriarch Moses would say to a stubborn Pharaoh who chose to perish in the sea than grant the Israelites freedom, 'let my people go!'
Nemesis of the genocide perpetuated against the Igbos under the watch of Yakubu Gowon is still haunting Nigeria.
Let nobody look far for why it has been impossible for past leaderships of Nigeria to fix the country.
People must learn the basic natural principles that guide and sustain the earth or they risk swimming against the tide of life to their chagrin.
Mother nature doesn't allow any injustice to go unpunished, without being redressed, because one of the fundamental physical laws of nature upon which the universal purpose of God for the earth is achieved is the law of balance.
Without balance on both sides, nothing can be achieved but a continuously oscillating condition that puts no one to rest in the manner that we are all experiencing it in Nigeria.
Unlike the so-called mercantilist Nigerian 'men of God' will tell Nigerians to pray endlessly, only an admission of guilt and reparations to the Igbos by Nigeria will set Nigeria free. If nobody decides to listen to this, let them do or we can go on endlessly on the present path of perdition until, as Patriarch Moses would say to a stubborn Pharaoh who chose to perish in the sea than grant the Israelites freedom, 'let my people go!'
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