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Europeans' Ancestors killed millions of Africans, including 6 millions+ Jews. These nations are not living under any generational curses, but Today they are among the biggest economies in the world but in Africa, Everyday, Pastors are preaching ancestral curses. What is it that our ancestors did to any Europeans? That false gospel of ancestral curses it's a scam, wake up and plot the path to your greatness. Stop listening to dead narratives from deluded pastors. Furthermore, the gospel wasn't spread through love as they wish you to understand but they conquered countries, massacred people, destroyed nations, plundered and looted entire civilizations for them to spread the so called gospel of love.   The only curse there is, is you still thinking their god is coming to reward you with numerous riches in heaven after you live a miserable life and die. While with them, they are already enjoying their heavenly mansions right here on earth. The moment 🕸

Anyone building a new technology understands that success partly depends on adding value: That is, demonstrating that your technology is better than your competitors. Only in this way can innovators attract investors and satisfy managers. Making a smaller, faster, lighter, more efficient replacement for something that already exists is relatively easy. It’s much harder to create something genuinely new and different. Having this in mind, its unfortunate that Nigeria learning environment and practical experiences in school is very backward and the zeal to learn is death on arrival because of so many factors. Where hard-work is not equal to results because lectures don't have the timidity to respect hard work in schools, where hard-work isn't the result to good work. And this is potentially killing the energy and language students have towards learning. The curriculum is not evaluated to see if it's able to allow students compete favorably with its counterparts abroad, we are...

The brain is composed of 3 main structural divisions: the cerebrum, the brainstem, and the cerebellum (see the images below). At the base of the brain is the brainstem, which extends from the upper cervical spinal cord to the diencephalon of the cerebrum. The brainstem is divided into the medulla, pons, and midbrain. Scientists say the brain purposely forgets certain memories in order to avoid information overload, and emotional hangovers. This enables the brain to have a free flow of permanent storage without bridging or contradicting the sophisticated amount of inflows in information collected in a particular period of time. This is to avoid déjà vu. The eerie feeling that you've been here and done this before is called DÉJÀ VU. It's French for “already seen,” and it can be a very strange and even unsettling experience. Logically, you know you haven't experienced this moment before, but your brain is telling you otherwise. In a causal conundrum: it would seem that the bra...

The first widespread edition of the Bible was assembled by St.Jerome around A.D. 400. This manuscript included all 39 books of the Old Testament and the 27 books of the New Testament in the same language: Latin. This edition of the Bible is commonly referred to as The Vulgate. Jerome wasn't the first to select all 66 books we know today as the Bible. He was the first to translate and compile everything into a single volume. The first step in assembling the Bible involves the 39 books of the Old Testament, also referred to as the Hebrew Bible. Beginning with Moses, who wrote the first five books of the Bible, these books were written over the centuries by prophets and leaders. By the time of Jesus and his disciples, the Hebrew Bible had already been established as 39 books. This was what Jesus meant when he referred to "the Scriptures." After the early church was established, people such as Matthew started writing historical records of Jesus' life and ministry, which b...

Nigeria artists need to come together and fight this illegal downloads eaten the music industry deeply, as of today the movie industry is doing great in controlling piracy than the music artists. We need to have everyone streaming rather than allowing people stealing artists labour. It's very unfortunate that this what has become the norm in Nigeria music industry. In other countries people pay for what they consume and there are agencies in place that regulates and implements where possible how the entertainment industry in consumed. But the Nigeria situation is not out of control if this is a movement from the artists, this is their fight because no one can fight this for them. 60% of Nigeria music is illegally downloaded from blog sites and remit nothing to the artists who own this songs and that's terrible to hear in 21st century and in some case it's still the artist especially the upcoming who even give their projects and still pay them to put in their platforms for p...

  Forgive me but not begging to be forgiven, what my heart tells me immediately I see a young man whether my age or not trying to go into politics whether directly or indirectly, I feel and believe this feeling of mine is from the environment I have been in from birth. Call it Nigeria Political mentality, I just can't help it but feel this way towards everybody involved. This is not just me because I know so many people already have this Mind-Games or once had, I have discovered that you just can't help it but play politics that encompasses major points below * Hunger & Survival  * Poverty Elevation Strategy  * Becoming Rich  Nothing is out of this in Nigeria (yes am generalizing because I don't trust anyone in politics in Nigeria) we are just going in circles time and time again. We auth to prevent our selves from this political Pandemic for God sake and will the power to compete with others abroad and not among ourselves alone. Nigeria from inception was design...

1. Africa is the second largest continent. It is bigger than Europe, the US, China, India and Japan combined. 2. There are 5 regions: North Africa East Africa Central Africa West Africa Southern Africa You have to refer to the bottom region as Southern Africa because there's a country in Southern Africa called South Africa.  South Africa is the country, Southern Africa is the region. 3. Egypt is in Africa, but is also part of the Middle East, which is not a continent but a smaller region of countries that are at the junction of Africa and Asia.  4. There are either 54 countries in Africa or 55 countries, depending on who you ask.  The 55th country is Western Sahara. Well, Western Sahara considers itself an independent country but this is disputed by Morocco which considers the area as part of Morocco.  5. Africa has 6 Island countries. Of course there are hundreds of small islands that are part of other countries, but only 6 islands are independent nations: Cape Verd...

It was a grand piece of theatre when our Cross River State Governor His Excellency Sen. Ben Ayade strode onto the stage in Calabar to announce that he was defecting to the ruling All Progressives’ Congress on 20 May 2021 dumping the opposition People’s Democratic Party. I was trying to wrap my head around it, as to why the need for this move from the governor, just 2years before his tenure comes to an end. We have been in deep mess as a state from inception of his administration in Cross River State, moving to APC was suppose to be a stepping stone for a better relations and governmental activities to ignite intrudable commitments for possible future that en Orient the possibilities of finalizing/actualizing the project at hand. * Super Highway * Calabar Deep See Port * Indomie Flyover * Obudu Airport * Cally Air * Others not mention 2years before his tenure elapse, and all this elephant project are to be completed I guess, because Nigeria as a nation has a negative habit of contabesce...

Theories have it that, an average human, at rest, produces around 100 watts of power. Over periods of a few minutes, humans can comfortably sustain 300-400 watts; and in the case of very short bursts of energy, such as sprinting, some humans can output over 2,000 watts. The moment of increase in watts is determined from day to day power generation, and contributes in health management. Evolution has given us an inbuilt fear factory. But by engaging a different way of thinking we can stop panicking and weigh up the real risks, the brings us to the SUPER HUMANS, it's predicted that in the next 300 years with the help of Artificial intelligence (AI) we will be able to enhance the qualities and performance of the human body effectively. According to research, on whether they are Super Humans on earth currently, researchers have it that No such gene exists in humans, and we simply don't know enough about the genetic potential of our genes to produce superhuman abilities. We do know ...

Know this today, it's in our nature as humans to criticize and cancel out people for making their decisions and what they believe in. Know also that, God is ultimate, and know human can deny his existence, because God can never be ignored. God has no business with religion and has no interest of what people say about your religion, as long as you give out Peace, Love, compassion, mutual respect, tolerance and believing truly in him and understanding how he works for the betterment of nature. You're good my friend. Our forefather knew God that's the reason we had a name we call him in our local languages, if we had know knowledge of God why will we have a name we call him in our local languages. Before you will know where you're going to you must know where you're coming from.  Stop following images or signs to judge people on what they use to communicate to God, because it's in our nature to design and create objects that best fit our environment(s) to use in a ...

Nigeria as the giant of Africa is experiencing political instability and one sided policy making body without including the youth. At the global level, there seems to be an understanding that youth are significant dividends of the global population, such that they need to be included in every decision-making process. Nigeria’s population is young and fast-growing. It is expected to be the world’s third most populous country by 2050 with 400 million inhabitants, the United Nations says. With nearly 70% of Nigeria’s population below the age of 35, it is therefore crucial that young people are represented in the country’s political systems.  There have been welcome steps on this front. In May 2018, Nigeria passed a new law which lowered the age limits for political office from 35 to 30 years in the Senate, and 30 to 25 years in the House of Representatives and State House of Assembly. It is disappointing to see that despite the new law in Nigeria paving the way for more young people t...