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Why are we Christians like this? Just look at this…
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“I’m very proud” 🏆 @DjokerNole reflects on his run to the Beijing title 👏 #ChinaOpen
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🚨🇫🇷 Thierry Henry on Viktor Gyökeres after scoring against Romania: 🗣️“Gyökeres has scored in seven consecutive Nations League games. Nobody has done that before. Before questioning the striker, ask why he scores freely for Sweden but struggles regularly for Arsenal. Last season he scored 21 goals in all competitions and helped Arsenal win the Premier League. The quality and goals have not disappeared. He has not suddenly changed. A striker needs service. You cannot ask your number nine to create chances, make runs, beat defenders and finish alone. Sweden find him, play to his strengths and give him chances; he scores. Arsenal must look at themselves. The attackers must create more, and Arteta must use Gyökeres properly. Do not make a striker like this the problem; build around his strengths. Give him chances, then judge him. If Arsenal create more, he will score. He is a goal machine. We have already seen it.”
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Exactly my thoughts!
Vinícius Júnior olayında beni en çok şaşırtan şey şu: Dünya Kupası sırasında eski yüzüyle oradaydı ve takımları elendikten sonra sadece birkaç gün içinde bu ameliyatı olacak, ondan iyileşecek, sonra da sakal bırakacak vakti oldu; bence birkaç günde bu kadar şey imkânsız, çok garip.
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Delta State, I need you to wake up. You've had 4 consecutive useless Governors. Vote someone that has sense. Vote @dchrisiyovwaye
“Dangote Refinery would not have been possible if not for my company, Wellmann Group. Dangote had 39 abnormal  equipment that, for over three years, they could not move to their refinery not until I came.” — Deacon Chris Iyovwaye
NDC Governorship Candidate, Delta State
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Lol. Soup be like Dudu Osun wey dem melt🤣
She don warm okro soup for 1 week, soup don turn to native soap 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Good thing Man City are so insignificant 😭 Juventus getting relegated was a massive blow to Serie A because they’re actually a massive club Man City only have about 75,000 fans worldwide The Premier League will be fine
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Na my problem with you be this, you no dey hear word. We told you we want our doctors to earn well? Fluent Yoruba is enough for us. Fluent Yoruba lokan
🇬🇧 UK: Resident doctor: about £41,000–£77,000+ per year Consultant: £120,000+ per year 🇺🇸 USA: Resident doctor: roughly $65,000–$85,000 per year Qualified physicians: commonly $250,000–$400,000+ per year 🇨🇦 Canada: Doctors can receive C$300,000–C$400,000 🇳🇬 Nigeria: ₦3 million–₦10 million+ per year, Now you understand why Nigerian doctors are Japaing. But why should a doctor stay in Nigeria to suffer himself when his skills are needed around the world? You better Japa and save your life. ✈️🌍
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TB Joshua said he was born again from his mother's womb. That is what he told the PFN when their panel interviewed him after he applied to join. It was Pastor Adeboye (former PFN President) who revealed this in an interview with two Vanguard newspaper journalists in 2009.
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Tech Nation Vs. Revival Nation There’s a reality where children can love God and still excel academically and in craft. Nice try 👍🏾
Revival Nation Vs. Tech Nation
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Don’t let any devil in Nigeria make you scared of using the word “Revival” on social media. Step on the head of those vipers by tweeting REVIVAL. Revival Revival Revival Revival Revival Revival Revival Revival Revival Revival Revival Revival Revival Revival Revival Revival Revival Revival Revival Revival Revival Revival Revival Revival Revival Revival
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Replying to @thecitydefender
Nahhh You're going down
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Replying to @thecitydefender
We don’t sit and dine with cheaters
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Well, I presented you facts, I’ll do it again. The moment Africa had centralized rules and kingdom, they went on a 500 year-long campaign of imperialism, violence, mass enslavement and land expansion…against other Africans. The Oyo Empire is a notable example. It spread so much like the British Empire. Because it was in the Savannah north, the horse-killing tsetse flies couldn’t affect their cavalry. This sheer number of military might made them dominate other Africans. They had around 70,000 horsemen. They raid Yorubas to the south, sold them as slaves to the Arabs for horses which then increased their colonial expansionism. They subjected other African groups and cities to the tributary system using the Ajele system. The Ajele is the governor of a colony representing the emperor (Alaafin of Oyo). These imposed heavy annual taxation from colonies which then enriched the Empire back in the capital, Oyo Ile. This was how the empire grew. That is playbook imperialism. When they wanted to expand more, they invaded the Dahomey. The Dahomey of Benin kingdom had muskets and firearms but they couldn’t match the sheer number in 1726. They eventually conquered them and subjected them to tributary vassal status. So many Africans were enslaved by the empire because two of them were sold to get one horse from the Arabs. This is just one example. I can tell you about the Ashanti empire and its massive enslavement and expansionism against other Africans. I can tell you about that of Mai Idris Alooma whose Imam wrote he fought 1000 battles and 300 wars conquering fellow Africans and enslaving them all. Around 13 Africans were sold for one horse. I could mention the Dahomey themselves who enslaved Africans too. But the point is: Africa’s endogenous imperialism was as brutal as the British. One is just more reporter more than the other.
Africa is “equally guilty of slavery” is ignorance posing as objectivity. Absolute nonsense.
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If this guy becomes Governor of Delta state, here will not contain Deltans again. They will be carrying shoulder up and down! This is how you announce yourself as someone with the capacity and ability. If this man handles Delta state, with the resources available to the state, he will turn it into Oil and Gas city. If you are from Delta State, you have to support this guy!
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Our shoulder is already up o… In case you never notice 😎😇 It is @dchrisiyovwaye or @dchrisiyovwaye… No more motor park keke mandate for our side ✌🏾✌🏾✌🏾
If this guy becomes Governor of Delta state, here will not contain Deltans again. They will be carrying shoulder up and down! This is how you announce yourself as someone with the capacity and ability. If this man handles Delta state, with the resources available to the state, he will turn it into Oil and Gas city. If you are from Delta State, you have to support this guy!
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Yes. But a clarification. America’s wealth wasn’t built by slave trade. That’s an anachronistic claim. Around 1865 the census counted 3 million slaves out of 34 million people. That’s rough 12% of population and they were in the south. The free states had no slaves. The free states had essentially no slaves and already held most of the country’s manufacturing, railroads, shipping, banking, and skilled labor. By 1860 the North produced the large majority of U.S. industrial output; the South’s economy was overwhelmingly agricultural. When in the late 19th century the US overtook Britain as world economic power, it was post emancipation. So I don’t think it’s fair to attribute their economy to slave trade.
I appreciate this conversation, and I agree Nigeria has a serious morality problem. Whether revival is the answer is a conversation worth having. But I can't agree to leave slavery out. Yes, almost every civilization had slavery. That doesn't make it irrelevant. It means we have to be honest about it everywhere, including Sokoto, Kanem-Bornu, Britain and America. If we can name Sokoto's slaves to make a point, we can name America's 4 million too. And I think your last line settles it: "An economic boom with an immoral paradigm is still poverty." I agree completely. That's exactly why the story can't skip slavery. It was the immoral paradigm inside the boom. Telling people that America's wealth came from revival without mentioning the cost teaches them to admire the boom and forget the lives that perished in the process. Let us continue to preach God, preach morality, and revival. But let’s also tell the history truthfully while doing it. The truth doesn't need any help.
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Fair enough. But I want us to always remove the slavery argument because the whole world is guilty of it. There’s a hardly a civilization built without slave trade. That said, the Judeo-Christian values didn’t exist in a vacuum. They came from a transcendent Law Giver. God. So, if we agree the modern world was built shaped by Judeo Christian values, then a revival is needed to acknowledge that God again so we keep adherent to His laws which built our world. That’s the point. And yes. Nigeria has a morality problem. And there’s no morality without a transcendence universal moral Law Giver. That’s why we need God here. Jude, an economic boom with an immoral paradigm is still poverty.
Thanks for taking the time to respond. You're right about Sokoto and Kanem-Bornu. Slavery in Africa was real and brutal, and I'm not pretending otherwise. But the research behind that 2.5 million figure for Sokoto ranks it second in the world. First was the United States, with 4 million enslaved people in 1860. That was a country with rule of law, property rights and free markets. The problem is that its law protected slavery. The Fugitive Slave Act forced free states to return people who escaped, and Dred Scott ruled that Black Americans could never be citizens. When Britain ended slavery in 1833, it respected "property rights" by paying £20 million to slave owners. The enslaved got nothing. So rule of law and slavery weren't opposites. For a long time, the law was how slavery was enforced. A couple of quick corrections if I may. The New Laws were passed in 1542, not the 14th century. And "innocent until proven guilty" isn't in Magna Carta. Clause 39 protects free men from punishment without lawful judgment, which is a different principle. Juries also existed before it, under Henry II in 1166. I can’t argue against the merits of the Judeo-Christian values, they shaped our society, mostly for good. I guess my qualms with the preacher or part of his message I listened to was that he didn't credit institutions. He said revival and the power of the Holy Spirit built America. That's a different argument from the one you're making. My point is that you can't tell the story of British and American wealth and leave out the millions of people whose forced labor helped build it. Both things are true. We should teach both especially in a time like this when people know so little history of how we got here. P.S. I agree Africa is as guilty of slavery as the imperialists. But that is a topic for another day. 🙏🏽
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Bro, I assure you by everything I hold dear I will dismantle your entire fake intellectual posturing. I usually don’t talk this way but for you, I will answer a fool according to his folly lest he thinks he’s wise. You don’t know anything. You hide under Hundeyin’s intellectual shadow. You throw around baseless conspiracies and stick your poorly-lit talking head videos on noisy green screens and you think you’ve uncovered groundbreaking journalism. You know nothing. You’re juggling with theme, topics, ideas and concepts you have no intellectual capital to sustain. Every major scholar agree the modern world is built by Judeo Christian values. The UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights was literally principally drafted by a Christian based on the bible’s idea of all being in God’s image. But you know nothing. Again, I warn you, if and when you decide to engage me on this topic; I will decimate you. And that’s a promise.
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Mumu. I don’t blame you. Very soon all this nonsense will stop. Just prepare your visa for a one way ticket to America, if you are not already there. While you are at that, you can actually take some seconds to research the origin of the Judeo-Christian term you are throwing around. Once again, I don’t blame you. You must think I’m ready to do multi paragraph gibberish contest with a reeducation camp candidate like you.
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