The mumuni wey quote me above no understand a word for wetin him quote, . Some people really dense sha

I dey on a forum with many science enthusiasts (mainly whites and Indians) who keep asking questions about how they can do time travel to change some things in the past. I just dey read their posts and laughed.

The mumus wey get an expert time traveler like Otem in their midst some months ago were too dull to see it. This life na one kind funny place.

There's a specific set of codes (like phone numbers) used for this time travel. But Otem was among the tiny percentage (less then 0.1%) of the human population that know the codes.

Now, he don complete him mission and leave Nairaland. When he was on this forum, if people had asked him, he could have revealed a lot to help people do time travel or at least build a tech for it.

But when few of us dey ask am questions then, the dumbos no understand because dem no know say the guy na agba for science, history, archeology and paleontology.

Only the intelligent can understand.

OasisX:


......few days ago, we were begging ibime, afrodoc2, raumdeuter and GloriousGbola to furnish us with history of Naija.

Small peep into the history from southern part don turn violence already. LOL!

We ain't ready to know or accept the truth.

Lols, people wey dey drag Otem for here dey find history and archeological evidence all about. Dolts plenty for here sha.

If there are many intelligent folks on Nairaland, people would have asked Otem to teach them the methods he used to document the histories, archeology and paleontology in his writings.

But instead, the religious m.orons go dey fight and abuse am all day, instead of asking the guy key questions to know the veracity of his tons of claims.

In a forum with many people that say silly things about a guy like Otem, it just shows many people there have a low IQ.

Those people wey you mention no sabi much knowledge of history. Dem no even sabi their own history deeply (the history of their lineage), let alone the history of Nigeria.

The person wey get plenty and deep histories of Nigeria and the world (deep histories, prehistory you can't find anywhere) no dey Nairaland again.

When mumu people are supposed to ask important questions, na religion, "this one is God", "that one is God" dem dey shout all about daily.

Kids that have nothing "upstairs".

As far as I can remember, charlatans have been seeing visions of a new world order since the 2000s. They first stated it was year 2000, then some later said it was 2012. Now, 23 years later after the first prophecy of 2000, una new world order never materialize. Lols

Today na Igbo history day. Interesting discussion by all the parties involved.

This is an interesting quote. This recent Tani Olorun case comes to mind. Na him "friends" arrange how they kidnapped the guy for night and connived with the judge on top say the jihadists wan fight for their god.

Na police and judges Allah dey use defend himself. What a joke!

I won't even be surprised if one digs deeper and finds that some of the guy's fellow Isese adherents were culpable in aiding the jihadists. As the Yorubas say, only one's head (ori) really knows one's true friends and enemies. Na eye service plenty for human interactions.

It's only in times of trouble you know who your real friends are.

Unknown to his "friends", they only brought him to limelight and took him closer to greatness.

Let the haters keep hating. Whether they disguise under Isese worship or any form of pretext, the haters know themselves and we know them too.

PendragonVII:


Smiles. Everywhere good bro 🤗

Just stay on your lane. I'm not on Nairaland to make friends.

When one maniac fellow here called me a fraudster, this m.oron was nowhere to be found. For him, it's okay to make a false allegation against others without any sort of proof and without even having any dealing with them.

But when I reply the fool in kind, I'm aggressive and intolerant. People can post lies about me without any proof, you're okay about that. When I reply them in kind, you've a problem with that.

I don't know how your Isese worship (your ebo /sacrifices) benefits me as a person. If I recommend a video or book, how does watching/reading have any personal benefit for me?

The guy wey do the movie sef no be my friend or relative.

Even those that know me personally offline know I'm against Isese worship.

It's a tradition like ebo (sacrifices) that fuels activities like human ritual sacrifices.

PendragonVII:



I can’t wait for the second part. It’s really a nice movie. 🤗. And I hope you take some points out of the movie. “Tolerance” Peter fatomilola said to the guy there’s no problem being Muslim or Christian. You don’t need to be aggressive on religious folks all the time here. I admire what you stands for bros. And PS. I’m an isese worshiper.

If you insult me, I reply you in kind. That's my own approach.

I'm not an Isese worshipper so I don't reason like religious folks, including the Muslims and Christians.

So when mumu people and their ilk wey dey do their jihad for their god start calling me all sorts of names and saying lies about me, I should stay quiet?

Whether you're an Isese worshipper or not is none of my business.

Just join the children chanting Otem all about and stop mentioning me unnecessarily.

My posts here are filled with facts about religious gods. If I make such posts and a dolt starts fighting me in defence of his god, I shouldn't defend myself so I don't seem aggressive or intolerant to people like you?

I don't know what gives you the impression I care about your opinion or your Isese worship when I'm not even an Isese worshipper myself.

I don't need your admiration because you don't even understand what I stand for. I don't stand for/support Isese worship.

Your opinion about me is as useless as the "p" in "psychology".

"Elerin Ipin" is one of the best movies I've seen this year. I rate it highly just like I did "Jagun Jagun".

I regard "Elerin Ipin" in this manner because of the positive way it portrays Isese, Yoruba culture and traditions, especially the scenes (Philosophy 101 in Yoruba) about Orunmila, who is "the father of wisdom" for us, the real Yoruba people (not Yoruba-Arabs or Yoruba-English people).

The lead actor, Adeyemi Ifasooto, who also wrote and produced the epic movie, portrayed the concept of egbe (group) and atona (guide) well.

For wise Yoruba people, these are key support systems in this wicked world.

A person without such a support system and such vital connections to their roots (their ancestors and forebears) is weak and vulnerable.

There are some challenges one faces in life that make one realize logic isn't enough in certain situations in life and that Qur'an and the Bible have no real power.

In such situations, a wise person will know they need to turn to their ancestors and forebears for guidance.

These are your egbe (your group of souls) as designed by nature.

Even if a person's dad or mom or other key members of their family are dead here, they're still connected to the person on the other side (unless the person severes the ties themselves), and the knowledgeable can communicate with their deceased relatives or parents using certain waves, which operate like radio waves.

All this has its own math and physics underlying it. In the coming years, this knowledge will become popular.

When you look at the electromagnetic spectrum, those waves of extremely low frequencies (ELFs) you see around radio waves, which the majority of humans see as nothing or trivial, represent unknown realms or worlds to humans.

Those ELFs are a big deal to some people even though they mean nothing to the ignorant.

When your ancestors and forebears want to get across to you from the other side, those are the waves they use to communicate, just like we use radio waves to communicate with each other here.

"Elerin Ipin" was a breath of fresh air in an industry where the norm is for the actors to demonize and condemn their ancestors and forebears and culture, while celebrating and hyping the English and Arabic cultures.

More of such movies that promote Isese are needed in the Yoruba movie industry.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xhc3Smaiais?si=2NrCWOOTlmgoywdS

Freedom at last. Tani Olorun has opened a new chapter in the history of Isese, which is the totality of Yoruba culture and traditions, and the struggle for Yoruba people to gain freedom from their mental enslavement to the Arabs and the whites.

He has achieved a heroic and celebrity status. While still wallowing in slavery under the Arabs as a Muslim, his life didn't really amount to anything like many of us as well.

Now, he's no longer a "common person" — an average human wasting away in slavery to his fellow humans, the Arabs.

Due to their low IQ, many people, especially the Muslims and Christians, will never get to experience the joy and satisfaction that comes from being connected to their ancestors and forebears.

Such a deep feeling of fulfillment this experience brings is priceless and invaluable, which no money can buy.

If you're a slave of a god, you're not in the same pedigree as a free human connected to his ancestors and forebears.

The gap is wide. When you've the backing of your ancestors and forebears in life, you feel like a god compared to the slaves all around.

Quotes of the day:

"A language as widely used and written as Yorùbá is still threatened because most of the educated people, in the unending struggle to master English, end up not mastering either adequately.

Hence Yorùbá people try to think in English and speak a version of Yorùbá mixed with English, lacking in precision and clarity."
— Ade Ajayi

This picture really cracked me, . Maybe the books are on Abstract Algebra, especially the Monster Group M in Group Theory.

Ibime:


Generally in societies where the woman is expected to stay at home, they born more. Same goes for India and Africa.

Yes. But when Nigerian Muslims proudly call Islam the fastest-growing religion in the world, dem no go talk say na rapid growth by breeding like pigs Islam dey adopt to top the charts.

The Muslims dey claim the fastest-growing religion in the world purely based on others embracing the faith, which is simply false.

Fortunately, many people's eyes don dey clear now sha. The scales are starting to fall off. On Facebook, Isese adherents are busy exposing all the lies of Islam and Qur'an for all to see, and this is making the Isese community to grow daily.

Some Isese practitioners also do the same with Christianity and the Bible.

The ATR adherents in Igbo culture have also started doing the same thing.

These activities are critical to checkmating the growth of those two cancers of a religion, Christianity and Islam, in these parts of the world.

If you understand how fast pigs breed, you'll get the message in the picture.

BAT went to pay homage to his slavemasters in Saudi. Hopefully, Nigeria will gain real independence from Saudi Arabia and the West in the coming years as more and more Yoruba and Igbo people embrace Isese and the native Igbo culture and traditions.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rEDaUb32GCk?si=02eeZeQIwp6iMxis

Realmrsean:
AOO1

Go and watch the movie OPEINHEIMER.

It's about physics and you'd like it

Okay, thank you. I've seen its review around and know what it's about briefly. But I've not had the time to watch it (or even any movie or series lately) due to busy work schedules.

When we had men as players. Now, na kids full the team.

One of the most influential books ever written by man.

I added some new words to my Igbo vocabulary today. So, I learnt Igbo is a tonal language, just like Yoruba, unlike languages like English and Arabic which are non-tonal.

Learning languages is an interesting hobby. Igbo and Yoruba languages have a number of aspects in common, especially the tonal aspect and some key terms such as Ifa (Yoruba) and Afa (Igbo).

obainojazz:
Damm…. F=MA…. Very good formula
Friction equals to Mass X Așs
The bigger the mass of the asș, the more friction in doggy.

Lols

Two different scientific paradigms of looking at reality: probabilistic/stochastic approach (left) vs deterministic approach (right). Left carries the day in modern science.

...

Boli don book a permanent place for us between the 10th and 13th positions on the table. I never see a club owner wey dey clueless like this man before. If na like dis RA run the club, Boli no go see us up there among the biggest clubs in the world.

Jackson na useless striker. Tired of Boli, Poch, and their kids wey full the team

Quote of the day

The philosophy of a scientist like Neil degrasse Tyson (picture attached) is a million times better than the two evil philosophies of hell-fire and end-time, Islam and Christianity, belonging to Allah and Yahweh respectively.

Intelligent people formulate their own philosophy to live by instead of blindly following any of those Abrahamic religions, which are the personal philosophies of those two past humans from Arabia and Israel calling themselves God in religious texts.

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
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When I left xtianity thanks to the bible contradictions, inconsistencies & how miracles stopped happening after the invention of internet & camera phones. I say make i check other religions.
I attended Eckankar in the past. Very different religion from Xtianity. They believe more in spirituality & reincarnation. Look like a rebranded & repackaged Native religion. Though they have a living a master who they worship & adore. Their sunday service is always brief.

Not knowing arabic language & inability 2 locate a nearby mosque discouraged me from joining islam. So why did you leave Islamic religion?

It was mainly curiosity (I read a lot), and my interactions with atheists and agnostics on Nairaland during my university days that pushed me to research deeply into Islam, Christianity, and other religions.

After leaving Islam about 8 years ago, I've been irreligious and mostly prefer being on my own.

Unless it's absolutely necessary, especially for professional purpose, I don't like joining groups apart from the natural ones (family, lineage).