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Proof of Prophecy / Re: Prayer thread for indigenous populations most affected by earth changes
« Last post by R.R. Book on September 18, 2018, 06:47:08 PM »Following-up on Jim's Daily Headlines thread report today of 100 dead in Nigeria flood:
https://planetxtownhall.com/index.php/topic,6805.msg106882.html#msg106882
The link that Jim provided said that as of today, water levels were continuing to rise, and are presently at the 36' mark. Thousands of people have been displaced from their homes, and large tracts of farmland have been destroyed.
https://watchers.news/2018/09/18/more-than-100-people-killed-after-widespread-flooding-hits-nigeria/
The Wikipedia article on Nigeria explains that Nigeria was originally inhabited by numerous tribes which were artificially divided by the British into two kingdoms that united upon declaring independence: the northern Islamic and the southern tribal state. The nation struggled in the latter half of the 20th Century for political stability, and appears just recently to have achieved it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigeria
Nigeria is the most populous country in Africa, and about equally balanced between Christians and Muslims, though 500 ethnicities and languages exist. While it ranks low in development, it is an oil producer and an emerging regional power with a half-trillion $ GDP and a low debt ratio, making that country more solvent than some developed countries. It is a member of the International Criminal Court, though its own human rights record is imperfect. It also possesses its own stock exchange.
Unfortunately, although Britain had outlawed its own slave trade in 1807, Nigeria continued to have the dubious distinction of having had the largest slave trade in the world, with 2 million remaining in captivity around the Mediterranean decades after the Emancipation Proclamation in the U.S. Those unlucky enough to be ensnared were mostly sold to Europe, North Africa and America. The captors were either northern Muslims or fellow-southern blacks. The victims were mostly of the large coastal Yoruba tribe, often betrayed by their own high priest called the Ibini, who likely was financially involved in the slave trade himself, and whose method of breaking the spirits of his enslaved compatriots prior to sale was simply draconian:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ibini_Ukpabi
Britain's non-interference policy with regard to Muslim cultures left an odd cultural mismatch between Islamic northern Nigeria, which continued its slave trade well into the 20th Century long after southern Nigeria had abolished it.
Though largely Monotheistic and formally educated now, here is a chart detailing how the Yoruba people's faith spread around the world in syncretic forms:
https://www.howard.edu/library/reference/cybercamps/camp2002/YorubaFaith.htm
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Yoruba_deities
The smaller indigenous tribes to the east eventually came together as the Igbo people in a peaceful system in which monarchs practice servant-leadership and accountability to populist advisors. In spite of this, the Igbo are the demographic that have suffered the most hunger and disease in the modern era.
The Zetas predict severe hurricanes and flooding in the south and along the coast to the west, as well as tidal bore up the rivers. Migration eastward and upward, to the greatest extent possible, is advised. Because the northeast is a desert and the southern tip doesn't extend inland far enough for safety, the central portion of the eastern boundary of Nigeria appears to be the safe location.
http://www.zetatalk.com/info/tinfx260.htm
At nearly 8,000' in elevation and nearly 600 miles inland, Chappal Waddi is the highest point in the entire region, satisfying the advice to move in and up. It is located in the state of Taraba on the border of Cameroon, with which southern Nigeria enjoys a close diplomatic relationship.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chappal_Waddi
Chappal Waddi is part of the Mambilla Plateau, and is located in Sardauna County of Taraba State.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sardauna,_Nigeria
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mambilla_Plateau
Chappal Waddi has been inhabited by the same Bantu-speaking tribes for 4,000 years. It is a temperate location which reaches a maximum of 77o degrees F, in spite of being equatorial. Though windy at that altitude, the mountains enjoy rain throughout the long growing season, and then dry winters. And there are no mosquitoes or Tse-Tse flies, unlike elsewhere in the region.
Farming on the Chappal Waddi includes the raising of cattle and numerous crops.
May the people of Nigeria take heed from the catastrophic floods that it is time to seek higher ground. May they gather their families and remove themselves from the dangers below in order to settle among the Bantu-speaking communities with their ancient agrarian ties to Chappal Waddi. May the coming pole shift in some way provide a cleansing of the trauma of slavery from the land, and may bloodlines that descend from slaves be the ones to govern in the Aftertime.
https://planetxtownhall.com/index.php/topic,6805.msg106882.html#msg106882
The link that Jim provided said that as of today, water levels were continuing to rise, and are presently at the 36' mark. Thousands of people have been displaced from their homes, and large tracts of farmland have been destroyed.
https://watchers.news/2018/09/18/more-than-100-people-killed-after-widespread-flooding-hits-nigeria/
The Wikipedia article on Nigeria explains that Nigeria was originally inhabited by numerous tribes which were artificially divided by the British into two kingdoms that united upon declaring independence: the northern Islamic and the southern tribal state. The nation struggled in the latter half of the 20th Century for political stability, and appears just recently to have achieved it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigeria
Nigeria is the most populous country in Africa, and about equally balanced between Christians and Muslims, though 500 ethnicities and languages exist. While it ranks low in development, it is an oil producer and an emerging regional power with a half-trillion $ GDP and a low debt ratio, making that country more solvent than some developed countries. It is a member of the International Criminal Court, though its own human rights record is imperfect. It also possesses its own stock exchange.
Unfortunately, although Britain had outlawed its own slave trade in 1807, Nigeria continued to have the dubious distinction of having had the largest slave trade in the world, with 2 million remaining in captivity around the Mediterranean decades after the Emancipation Proclamation in the U.S. Those unlucky enough to be ensnared were mostly sold to Europe, North Africa and America. The captors were either northern Muslims or fellow-southern blacks. The victims were mostly of the large coastal Yoruba tribe, often betrayed by their own high priest called the Ibini, who likely was financially involved in the slave trade himself, and whose method of breaking the spirits of his enslaved compatriots prior to sale was simply draconian:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ibini_Ukpabi
Britain's non-interference policy with regard to Muslim cultures left an odd cultural mismatch between Islamic northern Nigeria, which continued its slave trade well into the 20th Century long after southern Nigeria had abolished it.
Though largely Monotheistic and formally educated now, here is a chart detailing how the Yoruba people's faith spread around the world in syncretic forms:
| Western Syncretic Religion & Countries Canboulay/ Candomble / Santeria / (Yoruba Faith & Catholicism) .....................Brazil Canboulay/ Candomble / (Yoruba Faith & Catholicism) ...............................Columbia Santeria/ (Yoruba Faith & Catholicism).............................................................Cuba Voodoo/ Vodun / (Yoruba Faith & Catholicism) ...................................................Haiti Shango/ Obeah / (Yoruba Faith & Catholicism) ..............................................Trinidad Pocomania/ Rastafarian/ (Yoruba Faith & Anglicanism) ...................................Jamaica Christianity / Obeah (Yoruba Faith & Anglicanism) .....................................Barbados Christianity.............................................................................................St.Vincent Christianity...............................................................................................St. Lucia Christianity (Some Yoruba ) ...............................................................The U.S.A. |
https://www.howard.edu/library/reference/cybercamps/camp2002/YorubaFaith.htm
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Yoruba_deities
The smaller indigenous tribes to the east eventually came together as the Igbo people in a peaceful system in which monarchs practice servant-leadership and accountability to populist advisors. In spite of this, the Igbo are the demographic that have suffered the most hunger and disease in the modern era.
The Zetas predict severe hurricanes and flooding in the south and along the coast to the west, as well as tidal bore up the rivers. Migration eastward and upward, to the greatest extent possible, is advised. Because the northeast is a desert and the southern tip doesn't extend inland far enough for safety, the central portion of the eastern boundary of Nigeria appears to be the safe location.
http://www.zetatalk.com/info/tinfx260.htm
At nearly 8,000' in elevation and nearly 600 miles inland, Chappal Waddi is the highest point in the entire region, satisfying the advice to move in and up. It is located in the state of Taraba on the border of Cameroon, with which southern Nigeria enjoys a close diplomatic relationship.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chappal_Waddi
Chappal Waddi is part of the Mambilla Plateau, and is located in Sardauna County of Taraba State.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sardauna,_Nigeria
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mambilla_Plateau
Chappal Waddi has been inhabited by the same Bantu-speaking tribes for 4,000 years. It is a temperate location which reaches a maximum of 77o degrees F, in spite of being equatorial. Though windy at that altitude, the mountains enjoy rain throughout the long growing season, and then dry winters. And there are no mosquitoes or Tse-Tse flies, unlike elsewhere in the region.
Farming on the Chappal Waddi includes the raising of cattle and numerous crops.
May the people of Nigeria take heed from the catastrophic floods that it is time to seek higher ground. May they gather their families and remove themselves from the dangers below in order to settle among the Bantu-speaking communities with their ancient agrarian ties to Chappal Waddi. May the coming pole shift in some way provide a cleansing of the trauma of slavery from the land, and may bloodlines that descend from slaves be the ones to govern in the Aftertime.
