“The Imperfect Man” And His Fears

Mark Twain wrote: “If you pick a starving dog and make him prosperous, he will not bite you. This is the principal difference between dog and man.”

It’s not only a dog that behaves in this manner. An African (Igbo) proverb states; a fowl does not forget the man who plucked her feathers during the raining season.

Besides, I saw a certain lioness hugged and kissed a woman who rescued and nurtured her when she was a motherless cob. The lioness and the woman were meeting themselves several years after. Yet, the lioness didn’t forget the kindness shown to her.

Friendly Fire From 'Field-marshal' Nnamdi Kanu: Firing At His Own People

Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, the supreme leader of Indigenous Peoples of Biafra (IPOB), the ‘prophet’, the ‘Messiah’ of IPOB, has risen from ‘death’. He ‘died’ in Nigeria but resurrected in Jerusalem.

From Jerusalem he will return to Nigeria bringing hell with him, in his own words. His hell is probably reserved for all those who do not believe in him and IPOB. Like all the messiahs, there’s always a second coming. At least this messiah is not coming back from heaven.