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No piss me off this early Sunday morning. Again, Nigeria doesn’t have the infrastructure to move $215M The US controls SWIFT. Every dollar-denominated transaction on earth passes through a system that American regulators monitor in real time. The FBI, FinCEN, and the IRS have visibility into cross-border financial flows before most of the transfers even clear. $215 million does not move across international banking infrastructure over months, involving 25 people, without triggering flags that American systems are specifically designed to catch early. So the question is not whether Nigeria has the infrastructure to move that money. It does not. The question is whose infrastructure actually moved it, and why arrests only come after the operation is complete, not while it is running. The FBI does not just investigate financial crime. It often monitors it, documents it, and prosecutes it on a timeline that is POLITICALLY useful. That is how COINTELPRO worked, how they handled Silk Road, how they let cartel money launder through HSBC for years before settling out of court with zero jail time for executives. The Nigerian “fraud” narrative does something very specific: it exports America’s financial crime problem onto a country it has systematically kept underdeveloped since the 1970s. It trains global perception. It justifies visa restrictions, credit downgrades, and correspondent banking withdrawal, all of which benefit Western financial dominance. The house always wins. And the house sets the rules, runs the table, and writes the headline. Unfortunately it’s time to burn down the house. It’s INFORMATION WAR, we better get good at it or they keep winning.

Olori Aderonke Ojaja looks stunning in the okúkú hairdo, our edo ancestors, particularly the mothers ate when they created this hairdo.

@Temmyreel Since 2022, @gtbank and @FBN_help have not returned my 10,000 naira.

I had a neighbour one time, aunty Kafila. One day, she just noticed first bank deducted 5k from her account, for nothing. She went to the bank several times, they kept giving her empty promises. One day she left for the bank again and before she went she promised us she'd perform drama for them that day. When she got back, she narrated how she started rolling on the floor, crying profusely and shouting at the top of her voice. This was around 2010, 5k was a lot of money. She came back with the 5k in cash which she withdrew after it was instantly deposited into her account That's exactly what Opay and the rest did for us. They gave us peace

Okpebholo is yet to approve new set of road constructions and capital projects with this year’s budget and no one is asking him anything about it or holding him accountable on this and that’s worrying Somebody tell this guy that he has so much work to do, he has barely started

Edo cosmology System of oracle "Ise" soothsaying. In Benin Cosmology - Circle ○ represents life - The parallel "-" in the cycle represents a peace journey on earth, and a double "=" represents a to and frow peaceful rebirth journey on earth. - The circle "○" with the crossroad sign "+" represents Adabi the force of the crossroad, as the cross road itself in Benin cosmology is equally venerated as the point where spirit congregate, this explains the Benins act of feeding the crossroad "Izobo" as it's a point were supernatural force congregate.

@dolapomabinuori So u Yorubas can tell other people their history,but an igbo man can't? Ur selective amnesia don dy smell badly.

Edo>❤️

Coral beads were not made in ife either. It was a form of trade used by the British to trade with the Benin people. The edo people used and intertwined it with their okuku hairdo. . Also, the owo maiden attire was also influenced by the edo expanding empire, not just their maiden attire, but the people of owo has huge traits of Benin influence. . Coral beads are gotten from the Mediterranean Sea, except just like Noah's ark, the Mediterranean Sea is also located in ife. . . @grok fact check.

An Edo maiden in her Royal Element Edo is synonymous with red, beads, and royalty. Okúkú "will always be golden 👑..

@amayomaxwell Make them use like 4 take open score board first

The Fulani people living in Igbekhue are threatening residents of the Igbekhue community simply because the elders asked them to join the youths in cutting the grass and fixing the bad farm roads.

Rigging the Saudi league is just another low

@LaFlareiscrazy Our Osún is literally different from yoruba Oshun. In mode of worship In words for it Their nature The food they eat Their reverence Historians from the 80s and 90s examined both and draw a parallel our Osún is the opposite of yoruba oshun.

Oloi Iroghama Ewuare ll, the Obazuaye n'Erie of Benin Kingdom, the first wife of HRM, Ọmo N'Ọba N'Ẹdo Uku Akpolokpolo, Oba Ewuare ll and the mother of the Oko n'Okhua (crown prince). 📸: Photo taken shortly after her marriage to the Oba.

An Òbó Osún specialist at a palace ritual, as osun priests, is crucial to the success of these rituals. Ohén Osagiede shrine to Osun, the god of herb, medicine and magic, a typical osun shrine in Benin Kingdom, is devoid of art representation of osun divinity. In Benin worship, Osun takes the form of a large tree deep in the forest, surrounded by large mud pot filled with rainwater and leaves, the stuff of medicine. As the patron god of doctors, osun is considered a peaceful and calm god, but "when a fire starts from Osun shrine, there's no remedies to put it off." As Osun is also seen as a crucial divinity of war, represented in edo worship with color red, the last mistake an individual would make is to anger the god of medicine, charm and magic that when he's angry all other gods dare not intervene. Osun also protects against enemies at war. The osun staff, "long staff topped with imagery of vultures and chameleon," are a reminder that worshipers of Osun defys death. The praise name of this staff is Òsùn ní gió gió (boiling hot herbal medicine). It's believed that the staff itself is poisonous to touch. The last time such Òsún n'gió gió staff was used in public in Benin Kingdom was in 1947 by the Otu-Edo solidarity group against the Ogboni confraternity that threatened the Oba's authority.

Culture vulture everywhere, taking edo women photos of Okuku and tagging them Ngala and start showing artwork thar looks nothing like our edo women, is the height of theft. Okuku is not Ngala Okuku is not Igbo Okuku is Okuku, and it belongs to edo women.

When I tell Edo people to be Tribalistic, people will be insulting their head Just read this People who are tribalistic will be gaslitijg and calling you a tribal bigot whereas they are worse And some Mumu Edo people will be joining them 😩

@ohrma05 Leak the music e, make I nor load you

Omoooo cos that song you played today, hmm damnnnnn 🤯🤯

Another wi ld animal has been released

@santa_monicahh Them nor fit delete them? 😭

They had guns, charms and police uniforms 😭😭😭

@Drwhales_ You are right; The word Eko is from Benin. I know they always try to twist the history as Oko.