Tear down your idols; they can hear you not;
turn all your sacrificial altars into fuel for the flames.
Make human hearts your altars,[Make good works your sacrifice,]
and consumate your sacrifices with the fire of love.”
Holy Bhang..holy Ganjah smoke!
Blessed Bhang!
He who, despite the example of the Rishis, uses no bhang shall lose his happiness in this life and in the life to come. In the end he shall be cast into hell.
NATO Genocide in the Black Libyan Town of Tawergha
The Nigerian-Libyan Connection: News Report
Nigeria hunts pro-Gaddafi fighters in Katsina, Kano by Niyi Odebode, John Alechenu and Adelani Adepegba
FIGHTERS loyal to ousted Libyan leader, Col. Moammar Gaddafi, may be in Nigeria and the Federal Government is hunting for them, THE PUNCH’s findings have revealed. The Gaddafi men reportedly crossed to the country on Thursday night through the border with Niger Republic. Niger shares a border with Libya.
Igbo Hebrew Roots
HEBREW
IGBO
1. ADAH
Female name, the daughter of Elon: Gen. 36:2
The name of a first daughter in Igbo
2.UDU
To certify or attest
· · Fame or popularity
· · Clay pot
· · Pot-like musical instrument
3. ANI
Everlasting or unending
· land or ground, the earth
4. USII
· Name of a town
· Name of a male
· Name of towns in Owerri and Ideato
· Name of a male
5. ADDAR
A Town in Judah: Joshua 15:3
A town in northwest Arochukwu
6. ASA
A Hebrew king. The son of Abijah
and father of Jehoshaphat
The name of a beautiful female.
The name of a town near Aba and Port Harcourt
7. EZER
The chief leader of war generals who the Gadites
sent to support King David at the battle of Ziklag
against Saul which is the last record of
the activities of the three Gadite brothers
– ERI, ARODI and ARELI. (1 Chron 12: 8).
Eze is the general Igbo word for kings and leaders.
8. EWE
Goat
Goat but pronounced as Ewu or Eghu
9. AM
The people of or a place of
AMA refers to a place or square
10. OL
Servitude or Slavery
Olu means labor or work
11.MAAZ
The name of a male in Israel
Maazi is also a male name or title.
12. IKKAR
Tiller of Ground
Iko-ugbo means to till the ground or to farm
Pain Killers are Painful Killers: Pharma-medical sellers of sickness
TAKING a popular type of painkiller for more than 10 years brings a three-times higher chance of getting kidney cancer, scientists said yesterday.
A study of more than 125,000 adults found people who took non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs – which include ibuprofen, diclofenac, and naproxen – were overall 51 per cent more likely to develop the disease.
Race War in America: Africans and Indians Revolt in Florida 1835
Taliban wounds 77 US troops, denies responsibility for 9-11
NATO says 77 foreign troops have been wounded in a suicide attack against an American base in eastern Afghanistan.
The military alliance says a Taliban truck bomb exploded late Saturday at the gate of the base during the attack on Combat Outpost Sayed Abad in Wardak province.
Candido da Fonseca Galvao, the Nigerian Yoruba Prince of Brazil
Candido da Fonseca Galvao (Sheets , 1845 – 1890) was a military officer in Brazil.
Candido da Fonseca Galvao was probably a son or grandson of African King Abiodun of Oyo Empire in the area now known as Nigeria. He was recognized as a foreign sovereign by the Brazilian monarchy, and was known as Dom Oba II d’Africa, or simply Dom Oba.
Nigeria to include Chinese Yuan in its Foreign Reserves: South South Co-operation
By Jide Uwechia
In what appears to be one of the most brilliant economic policy measures of the year, Nigeria plans to include the Chinese yuan as part of its foreign exchange reserves, according to the central bank.