The Sacred Talking Stone Stolen by Europeans and Americans

[@Mba_Steve]

We are so blinded by foreign religion in this our country, very pathetic

[@bawatabetando6902]

I think that tourists should keep away from the original monoliths.

[@florencelanlenou7278]

Exactly 💯. Because they are not our people.

[@carmelhegarty9829]

FROM- IRELAND -- There you are David, standing amongst the Blessings of your Powerful Ancestors, absolutely beautiful. God Bless You David, and Thank you , be safe and Blessed. 🙏🇮🇪🙏

[@DavidNkwa]

thank you my good friend

[@placesandspaces3489]

Do you have any of our stolen artifacts in your museums?

[@carmelhegarty9829]

​@@placesandspaces3489 I'm IRISH born and bred, just like The African People we took were COLONIALISED for 800yrs. Eventually we Fought in 1921 and beat the English, and eventually got our FREEDOM but it didn't come Cheap as our PATRIOTIC HERO'S were taken out and shot in cold blood for the Orchestrating of the fight for our LIBERTY. I think you'll find your Artifact's in BUCKINGHAM PALACE UK. FREEDOM 🙏🇮🇪🙏. IS MORE IMPORTANT than Stealing another Country's History. God Bless You and Africa. 🙏🇮🇪🙏

[@carmelhegarty9829]

​@@placesandspaces3489 My reply to your Question was immediately removed as I explained my Heritage and Country's fight for FREEDOM against The English Crown keeping my Irish Ancestors under 800yrs. Of Colonial Rule. We fought and won our COUNTRY AND HUMAN RIGHTS. I reckon you'll find your stolen Artifact's in BUCKINGHAM PALACE UK. The only Artifact's you'll find in Ireland is Graves of my Ancestors who fought and died for our LIBERTY. God Bless You And Beautiful Africa. 🙏🇮🇪🙏

[@Osunshoney409]

@@carmelhegarty9829 According to my DNA, your people were colonizers too

[@african-history-fountain]

Whoever ordered the removal of the monoliths to replace with that christian stuff is an absolute disgrace to whoever gave birth to him. The level of colonial brainwashing of people in Nigeria is just alarming and pitiful.

[@globalcetzen5271]

Same in Ghana…

[@ikengaspirit3063]

Afronationalist malding that the actual Continental African don't share his ideology.

[@ifiaba]

They know why they stole the monoliths and other ancestral powers, discouraging proper knowledge of these things. 'Christianity' was a military invasion moonlighting as spirituality. Indigenous people of Nigeria don't know their true history. Go figure

[@daughterofenoch677]

You will know on the day of your de ath whether those monoliths will save you

[@globalcetzen5271]

@@daughterofenoch677 Stop wasting your time seeking for salvation from the God of the deified tradition and Culture of the White Man, and look within yourself, by studying and honouring the symbolisms and concepts within your own culture and traditions… How can you still believe in the illusion of salvation from a deity painted in the image and likeness of the Europeans who colonized our people…? There is nothing to know at the time of death except the fact that your Ancestors will be there waiting for you… Your Salvation lies within your ability to embrace the logical reality needed to raise your own consciousness…

[@african-history-fountain]

Fantastic research and video. Well done. It's pleasantly surprising that many Nigerians still observe their traditional spirituality despite the encroachment of foreign religions like christianity and islam. It would be great to see them build large temples for African religious rites like their ancestors did in the days of Nubia and Kemet (Egypt).

[@masehoart7569]

You do not find any similar art in the Sudan & Egypt. These monoliths are of lava stone, the Nsibidi inscriptions are unique (no similarity to Egyptian hieroglyphic & demotic script). Crediting every African artistic & cultural achievement to North Africa is misleading. Human remains & artefacts prove cultural life in Nigeria dates back 30k years - sometimes we have to accept that there are multiple clusters which developed regional unique cultures in different regions of Africa

[@african-history-fountain]

@@masehoart7569 Millions of West Africans are directly descended from ancient migrations into inner Africa after the fall of Egypt and Nubia to foreign invaders. There are numerous cultural, religious and linguistic congruences. West African languages like Yoruba, Wolof, Igbo, Hausa, Ashanti, Twi and the languages of Ethiopia and Somalia all share numerous words with the ancient language of Kemet, indicating a shared ancestry. There are obelisks in Egypt, Ethiopia and Nigeria.

[@ifeoma_amaechi]

So glad you are speaking on this atrocious crime. I heard that they removed it and replaced it with a Mary statue. It’s a crime and there should be something done to bring attention to this. And demand they bring it back. Why would the leaders in charge let this happen.

[@daughterofenoch677]

From one graven image to another. Clearly you people are bent on idolatry

[@austinesamuel2784]

​@@daughterofenoch677we prefer does idols than fake prophet

[@WiseOne1959]

@@daughterofenoch677 You people, You people curse you and your kind. K A R M A awaits.

[@tgirl4me1]

​@@daughterofenoch677all you care about is calling things your ancestors created idols. Meanwhile the white folks who forced Christianity on you are making millions from the stolen "idols" as you call them. The idols are in museums in Europe. You are blind but you think you can see

[@samu4319]

This tells me a lot about the people of old Eastern region of Nigeria, they are indeed one people. We must come back together to protect our heritage

[@Feellmenow]

I really like the vibe of that sister, the healer. Can you have a show this healer about Nigeria healing?

[@a.y.greyson9264]

The roundabout replacement is a total failure. But overall great video. I thank you for bringing insights to these precious stones. 🙏

[@chirhoaten3220]

You create very good videos, I really enjoy watching and learning of your roots. 👍

[@DavidNkwa]

Thanks for watching. Kindly share them

[@joywalkeresq3202]

This is such a wonderful documentary. Thank you. Also, let people know that the the Nsibidi language is an esoteric language that only the initiated can read and interpret the writings. I learnt about Nsibidi, 40 years ago in my first year at UNN. I wonder if the society still exists in modern day. For what it is worth, the language should be preserved for posterity. Again thank you for this documentary.

[@DavidNkwa]

Amazing, thanks for sharing your first hand experience . unfornately such society are gone and many see this as fetish which is unfortunate.

[@lizchukwu2626]

I have known about Nsibidi clearly for about 4 years and I'm in the process of learning it. I remember it being talked about when I was very young as a child in Nigeria, however it didn't really hit a nerve until 4 years ago.

[@ikengaspirit3063]

"that the Nsibidi language is an esoteric language that only the initiated can read and interpret the writings" This is just the excuse that Ekpe used to keep it secret and deprive their own peoples from literacy, imagine how this would be treated if this was Britain stopping Africans from learning to read. But people still learnt portions of the script and after years of research learnt enough of it to develop Neo-Nsibidi. If it was up to Ekpe, none of you'll be able to read and the script would go extinct and be replaced by Latin.

[@enopcateringservices4315]

@@joywalkeresq3202 I believe you are talking about the “ Mgbe Society “ from the Ejagham people’s. Truly it was never a secret society or an exclusive club that could read the Nsibidi. The Mgbe society was a warrior class like the Samurai in Pre modern imperial Japan. They were initiated as boys to defend their communities against the large wild cats. The tropical forest did not necessarily need agriculture because fresh fruits could be easily plucked and the pigmi goats grew around the human dwellings but the solitary cats like the Leopards, jaguars, panthers etc could ravage communities especially kill them when they go to fetch water from streams or fetch firewood. Mgbe trained young boys to go into the forests in packs to hunt these offensive big cats especially in the harmattan periods because the harmattan was the reason the cats migrated southwards leaving dry savannah areas for the moist cover of trees and their dense canopies. Now imagine the codified these hunting tactic and it was given to many other tongues and tribes to protect them from the menacing wildlife. It was the first form of specialized military grade intelligence sharing taking place in the 5th century from the Ejagham to Bayang , Ibibio, Anang, Ngwa, Ohafia all the way to the Panshin in todays Plateau State.It is noteworthy only the technology was shared without a compulsion to learn the oratory or dialectical sounds of the originators. It is like coding in software engineering; it is the context of the message and not the understanding of the language like the colonization foisted English and Islam foisted Aramaic. Mgbe society only became more elusive and a foot as a protective stance against westernization that came first with the Portuguese sailors thereafter the Belgium, German, French and British colonists. A las Mgbe is now more mysterious and expectedly secretive hence the notion that the Nsibidi can only be read by an exclusive group

[@akpanassanama4717]

Nsibidi is equally widely used by Masquerade groups in Cross River and Akwa Ibom States of Nigeria, the Ancient Biafrans People.

[@Bill-n7o]

Don't think our ancestors want us to comercialise our artifacts. Don't think they even want non african feet on our lands. Wonder why we are cursed

[@terrysherwood3436]

20:58 Hi David, so good to see you sharing your culture. Love the video. Stay safe, seems telling truths are being attacked 😘🤗

[@DavidNkwa]

True. Thanks for watching

[@CH4OffsetsLLC]

Reverence for a stone carving or statue is global. I thought about tourism in America with Mount Rushmore and the Statue of Liberty. Also Stonehenge. Statues of Jesus and Buddha . These Nigerian carvings is a very unique topic for for me. Thank you for sharing.

[@YT-xk5jl]

Stay out. And don’t go there to steal the remaining stones. You people must know you are not welcome in Africa. Keep your fascination to yourselves. And be fascinated by your own cultures. Don’t you have your own cultures? And artefacts? Leave our own alone!

[@enopcateringservices4315]

Well done David. I am an Ejagham man from Ikom Local Government Area. I would have hoped you used an Ejagham ( the Post modern language of the Ekoi civilization) especially their songs as your background music and not an Efik language song. I am not being divisive but instead helping you to be more original in your presentation. I myself I am blue blooded and I know about true physics and metaphysics of the monoliths that is 3000 years old making the fulcrum tropical forest the first pre agrarian civilization. Every civilization is always post agrarian ( the age of learning how to use the soil and weather to manage the land) after then humankind will develop inscriptions or writings to record the methods used for agriculture but in the Ekoi civilization was pre agrarian and pre stone based metallurgy. The stones encapsulates it

[@Ali9718]

Unfortunately efforts has been made by others to assume the cultural heritage of the Ejagham people as theirs and Unfortunately the Ejagham curator made no attempt to promote the Ejagham people and their heritage.

[@simeonchieke8006]

What is the meaning of the word "Ejagham", what relationship do the people group have with Igbo people?

[@enopcateringservices4315]

@simeonchieke8006 a simple Google search should help you. However, I will lead you to Chinua Achebe’s book “ There was a Country “ where he stated Igbo culture borrowed Nsibidi from the Ekoi people. Ekoi is Ejagham. Therefore your question should be what is the Igbo relationship with Ejagham ?

[@roderickmitchell2125]

Yes my lovely brother this is our story. Mine and yours. Thanks. Love you my brother ❤️

[@akosfest9525]

This is a great video again, thank you. Some people, belonging to other religions tend to say these are idols and this is nothing but superstition. Now, for those people who live in small communities this can be a powerful tool to help resolve their own issues. When you would have a debate with your wife, you say: let me leave now and talk to the stones. The debate is over. When you meet the idol, the first thing you do is take care of it, make an offering and then you must put your question into understandable words. Maybe for the first time you express yourself to a superior being, who you cannot lie to and unfold your problems. If you take the idol out of the story this is nothing, but self therapy. Now you go home and tell your wife: the fertility stone says you are right but you should be more careful with what and how you say it. No debate, no problem, no bill for therapy. I think I need a stone in my garden!

[@DavidNkwa]

lol. thanks

[@andromedab902]

Super analysis & insight. Who needs eurocentric psychological therapy? Chaiiiii 😅😅❤

[@inaowell7292]

One thing that surprises me is the European that took some of this things away,retained their own over there and always protect it,and destroy other people own.That Nsibidi'stone reveal a lots of comon Acestry of the Efik,Ibibio,Ejagahm and other tribes of the Bantus and Biafra as a whole.

[@ViperGills]

Everything Europeans worship, idolize, and cherish is stolen re written African history

[@phlebgrl6064]

It frustrates me greatly how the US and Britain still won’t return archeological artifacts that were stolen during times of war and colonization!

[@ikengaspirit3063]

@@phlebgrl6064 you should be more concerned about the NG government keeping up and promoting the continuance of such crafts. You know Benin bronze/brass casting is dying right? Why should we be more concerned about old glory than maintaining and growing glorious legacy?.

[@masehoart7569]

A few monoliths which lately were tried to be imported to the US have been returned due to obviously fraudulent documents -but you are right, doesn’t make up for those which have been looted during colonial rule. In addition, the aid to preserve these treasures is still jot provided to the locals as these monuments of an ancient existence of African civilisation does not fit the general propaganda spread about African “backwardness”

[@curtis-dj5bp]

Welcome to the real world, where people take and defend what they have. Africans are a weak people. But I guess saying 'please' might help no?

[@henrycole5786]

​@@ikengaspirit3063Go tell that to the Chinese😂😂😂

[@ikengaspirit3063]

@@henrycole5786 aside from the cultural revolution, the Chinese do maintain and continue to develop the legacy of their ancestors in their success and their Confucius institutes scattered around the world.

[@DShootz]

These look very similar to the Burana Tower stone structures of Kyrgyzstan called Balasagun Monuments

[@DShootz]

7:15

[@sheppiehet5464]

Talk about 'leaving no stone unturned' They have outdeviled the devil.

[@kurtcastro7026]

Surprised the government didn't build a church on that that site

[@louiseainsworth6264]

Thankyou for interesting video Its a shame they changed roundabout Children have a right to know culture and history Thankyou for enlightened research

[@TheTruth-lt9cm]

Deep! Loved this video ❤ Keep diving Broda Nkwa into the deep spiritual and cultural heritage of our nation. We, as well as future generations, will benefit. Much respect!

[@mvssv]

Keep up the good work! 👏🏽

[@ianbell5611]

Brilliant video. Very sad to see the destruction of the culturally significant and attractive roundabout.

[@TrueDaughterofYAH]

Thanks for sharing with us..

[@Royalbloodline1990]

Thank you my brother for always keeping us informed 😊

[@DavidNkwa]

My pleasure thanks for watching this, kindly share.

[@matthewhudson615]

Some close up photos would be nice alongside the curator's narrative. I love archaeology, excellent video

[@DavidNkwa]

Thanks for the feedback

[@YT-xk5jl]

Keep your love to your own cultures and leave ours alone. Don’t you people have your own cultures? I’m sure you want to go there to steal the remaining stones. Don’t think you will get away with that.

[@matthewhudson615]

@@YT-xk5jl this is the age of the world wide web and global history

[@Chi_ka_Dibia]

Thank you for this video

[@TwahaAliMtumbi]

David good Blessings you

[@rexygodwin9803]

Great job bro 👏

[@jnn8551]

Please if someone wants to visit the stones and curator from Enugu. Please can you tell me the best route to fly from Enugu to visit this place. Thank you very much for all ur work and help.

[@jeanniegichigi2765]

An amazing documentation though...It gave me hope that the African people will overcome and survive and then thrive incredibly////

[@joye5761]

Nsibidi is an ancient pictorial writing, indigenous to the Cross River people (particularly the Ekoi people) of Nigeria. The Igbos, Effik and Ibibios adopted it.

[@ikengaspirit3063]

It's largely logographic. It does have pictograms but those are a minority of the symbols.

[@kimvalynmiller5263]

Amazing

[@miriamjones8804]

Great video🛐

[@flamani54]

The look on the face of the lady polishing the statue says it all.

[@paullutumbani751]

Very good to know and be Revisited Freedom will open our eyes more to know our Whom ee are! Only GOD will save us from further colonization especially Fulanization and ISLAMISATION

[@darlenelang3681]

It was stolen and should be returned . Willfully taken same as stolen. 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@janerama-nq6rw]

Nsibidi were used by igbos, such an interesting story, i didn’t know this existed, my grandpa house had nsibidi words written all over it, i can read a few words ❤

[@DavidNkwa]

Interesting!

[@joye5761]

Yes but Nsibidi is not indigenous to the Igbos, but the Cross River people (Ekoi people).

[@pippajayson9152]

This is part of our cultural heritage and should be preserved and protected.

[@daughterofenoch677]

Yes. It will take you to heaven.

[@dalemsilas8425]

Commercializing them isn't advisable.

[@Nurse_villa]

Why

[@dalemsilas8425]

@@Nurse_villa not everything should be a business.

[@Nurse_villa]

@@dalemsilas8425 I kinda understand so you think this should not been exposed on the internet

[@dalemsilas8425]

@@Nurse_villa exactly.

[@ikengaspirit3063]

​@@Nurse_villa and if you don't the current rulers that don't value their history, seeing no value in it would destroy it for cheap political points and money. As the example with the Christian statue showed.

[@chimaezeamama4115]

What a shame. Those monoliths were more beautiful than the joke they have there now. We are truly slaves of religion in Nigeria

[@austinesamuel2784]

am a native of usumutong in abi l.G.A i can tell u this things works parfectly well but it all depends on how u aproàch or uses them

[@DS-zg6ym]

Remind you of Eastern 🏝

[@billsluyter4664]

Those stones should never be moved, they are a place marker letting people know the dangers ahead.

[@reube9088]

in the series called the ARROW season 13-16, the character Damien Dark was using one of these as the source of his superhuman power

Make sure you continue to post videos, so that we can continue to see and support this young beautiful girl always.

[@Nicelooking101-1]

I went to British Museum and i didn't see anything British that represents their people. Almost everything are artifacts stolen from Africa and India which made me to ask: where is the British civilisation?

[@ViperGills]

It doesn’t exist. It’s all Black history, then the conquered and here we are

[@phoenixankaa]

I wouldn't want to do a video on this precious artifact, due to some slimy greedy entity that will start rubbing their hands together trying to figure out how to steal it.

[@Kim-js8jf]

Romans 1: 18-32. KJV Bible

[@MardiMoinjeh]

This scripture talks about this, our people love to worship idols

[@94Kamani]

Greetings just seen this video now and just yesterday i posted something about this monolith and they're not what you think they're, these are ancient astronauts.

[@taharka3897]

Stop please!!!!!

[@YalaMan01]

Please, what Local government is this?

[@emmanuelochieke1645]

The often touted "tourism potential," "commerical benefits," and/or "spiritual powers" of these ancient artifacts can never EVER be realized under One-Nigeria. "Nigeria" can only assure the continued destruction of these indigenous value systems - including nsibidi monoliths, and other related iconic cultural heritage. The break-up of Nigeria is the only way forward; everything else is tortured embellishment.

[@SeipatiQongqo]

Christ did not come to distroy, he came to add.

[@phlebgrl6064]

Be careful how you construct tourism for any area. Over-tourism has had negative and sometimes serious impacts on local regions. There are some notable places that have been forced to stop allowing tourists into an area because of how badly degraded and damaged they’ve become. It’s very sad how disrespectful people can be.

[@ChiAngel]

Yes, I was very wrong of my guess to what those stones were

[@Queerz4Palestein]

OMG. EUROPEANS? EUWWWW!

[@nanaokomfobosomtwi2872]

It's very odd to me that the sacred stone of the Kaaba in Mecca, and the Wailing Wall of Jerusalem are still intact and hasn't been looted by invaders yet throughout the melanated world, the same practices are simply dismissed and viewed as primitive superstition.

[@94Kamani]

It has been taken by people that know what i'm telling you now. i will tell you now this topic is a no fly zone

[@samuelakinyemi9713]

It was not stolen by the Europeans or Americans because it was wilfully transported by our ancestors who were the ancient explorers.

[@Nnodim-kelechiAmadiOha]

Chukwu Abiama gozie Gi nwanne mu David Nkwa. E nwedu/nweghi/nwero/nwelo/nweno ote e shi e weepu ihe/ishe/ife/ive "ofufe" gbasara/gbasala/gbasalu/gbasana ihe/ishe/ife/ive Ndi Igbo mere/mele/melu/mene. O wu/bu ebe a ka anyi shi/si e nwee nsogbu ugbua. Dika onye Igbo, e nwedu/nweghi/nwero/nwelo/nweno ote e shi/si e nweepu uzo ofufe na Ndi anyi wu/bu. O wu/bu ya mere/mele/melu/mene anyi ji e nwege nsogbu. Onye si na o wu/bu onye Igbo o buru/bulu/bunu akonuche ndi si na anyi awudu/awughi/awuro/awulo/awuno mmadu e megee ihe/ishe/ife/ive na acho ote o ga eshi e nwete oganihu-Ezshiokwu/Eziokwu. Nke wu/bu "spiritual confusion."

[@developgoodkarataorg5435]

What else exists in this Ecological Systems that's not Spiritual ?

[@emy-essencetv]

Commercializing it is exactly what the colonizers did to the point of it stolen, so no.

[@gorilheineken2499]

These stones are dated back to when?..you didn't state the year old

[@samuelvictor6306]

Mr David please why sell your stuff in Ghana cedis.

[@DavidNkwa]

Don't understand your question

[@UrsaneMax]

That why we have A I today a copy of talking African stone there were also ten inteligente stone marble white stone may be in England and america my dear everything comes from Africa even the pope hat the pope baton from pharaohs of africa

[@microfish3]

That's ridiculous that yaw moved the ancient landmarks and replaced it with that insult. Proverbs 22: 28.....

[@EriduTV]

They shouldn’t try that. Remove what? Carry your wahala go back to your village. These Monoliths are the origin of civilization, science. Technology, religion etc There is no Christianity without those monoliths. How can you make profit for what you despise? How does the reverence of the community inhibit tourism? Are the tourists coming to destroy the monoliths? The reverence the community gives to the stones will rather enhance tourism. It is the government who has neglected the stones and fails to see their importance.

[@DavidNkwa]

everything is not about Government. the locals can also promote it and it will benefit them more

[@susanjohn537]

What our for fathers called gods are fallen angels, that entered into different places, proclaiming themselves to be gods. Jesus is the only way the truth and the life. Give your life's to Jesus Christ.

[@Ali9718]

How does these cultural relics prevents you from being a devoted christian? Some of you are extremist christian Talibans and when you try to force your bebleives on to others, and promoting intolerence, it is inacceptable by rational and civilise people.

[@miriamjones8804]

Did they worship Stone figures😢

[@ifiaba]

My comment was deleted for saying the truth ? 'Christianity' WAS a military invasion. We really dont have to agree on everything, but deleting the comment ? Thats dictatorial. Unsubscribed.

[@DavidNkwa]

KZbin automatically deletes (withholds) comments sometimes, not me my brother.

[@Willzybaby-k4m]

Please calmly and informatively explain how Christianity is a military invasion and who led it. Thanks

[@HeLpLOstGOdAny1]

Christianity was alive in Africa, such as Egypt's Copts and Ethiopians way before pagan Rome, also appearing in India, Georgia, Armenia, Syria long before also etc. So your internet conspiracy theory is not really 'truth' now is it.

[@DavidOguchiFilms]

❤❤

[@flamani54]

I am glad Africans are starting to talk about the past of the continent by themselves, but I think it unfortunate that many of us characterize our ethnic communities as "tribes" as the White Man told us. However, a tribe is defined as a community comprising about 100,000 individuals at most. The population of the Cross River community is more than 100,000, I think. So, please be aware of the words you use. Hausas, Ibos, Yorubas, etc... represent millions of individuals but are still called tribes even by the Africans themselves. It was a very good idea to make replicas of those ancient stones and use them as "tourist attractions". The original ones must be guarded for the "worship" of the locals. Whoever ordered the destruction of the replica to put a Jesus Christ Shepherd as a replacement is in the pocket of American Evangelists; the IMF and the World Bank who never want Africa to do away with the shackles they have put on and around the continent and its inhabitants. So, they continue to degrade African cultures while stealing its treasures to study a continent which refuses to completely reveal itself to its tormentors.

[@susanjohn537]

It's not the stone talking it's the demon inside the stone. David careful so you don't step on alters. That stone is an alter, a demonic alter.

[@margaretbuffong8220]

Afrikan Spiritually Powers IS A THREAT TO OUTSIDERS. TAKE BACK YOUR SPIRITUAL POWERS. ITS NOT CHRISTIANITY. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🤴🏾👸🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾

[@AlligatorShuz]

A white Jesus 😂the brainwashing by the British colonizers is sad. My ancestors came from Nigeria

[@JudahForeverKingdom1727]

Chrisianity is pagan religion. I would like to visit the stones to learn about my ancestors in west africa...because i live in the island of St Lucia where i was told that my ancestors spoke rituals and used a basin or bucket of water, and jumped over it and disappeared and went to west africa instantly...i wish to know the secrets so i can visit africa in the same way my ancestors in St lucia went to and from africa. Someone please help now.

[@onelove6971]

No need showing these idols. Jesus Christ is coming very soon. He’s the only one worthy of worship, our Creator.

[@nilsonmene7820]

You are still brainwashed by believing in your Jesus. Notradam one of the greatest prophets to have lived in europe predicted that Jesus will come again by year 2000. Unfortunately the year 2000 came and has since gone but your Jesus did not come. We are still here on earth. Christianity is european religion. African wake up.

[@kingc1198]

It piss off how people is still so heavily brainwash by christianity to the point of taking and destroying other cultures arts and statues . The Nigerians that order to have the statue taking away and replace with a white jesus statue should be ashamed of himself and a traitor to his people . M ide langay dyalek nke'ibo kounyeya .nile Nigerian ndi nke a okwu maka ihe nika wouchku ndi were soti nke'ile ibo bu chawonj di anyi okwu nim haiti 🇭🇹. Christianity dwe ibu ibibi nime ile afrik . Ann anyi Neche ihe mmuo nime omenala anyi .ayibobo afoutayi soti nime ayiti ginen

[@eudoraalleyne5738]

Call on God not stone Donald,t worship stone

[@wayneanderson6370]

Good thing the US took a few for safe keeping because those which are left in Nigeria soon disappear to weathering the way they are keeping them.

[@laurenceabilunier9539]

Holy wood cashing in on that movie but never settled Efik and Arochukwu people of Igbo land. Nsibi was invented by Arochukwu Igbo land and passed on to their blood lineage of cross river states Efik so stop your BS. In Arochukwu we enshrined it in our UKARA (peace of wrapper) wore by a particular member of society. Each piece has a written information word by word of it significant, why it’s worn etc. If you need more information about the invention of insibili get to me. It is well documented in our archives at Eze Aro palace.

[@DavidNkwa]

Thank you

[@laurenceabilunier9539]

@@DavidNkwa yep jus type UKARA although it will always follow by Aro meaning “Spear” Chukwu- meaning “God” put the two together you get Arochukwu that’s how the name came about. We have the nsibidi for virtually every words used to navigate and passed messages to our people during Aro-Anglo War defying western invasion to Arochukwu. The very war that lasted 3yrs not 2 as they claimed and the toughest for British, well documented before the Sokoto Caliphate War.

[@freeatlast.]

Can't you make another one??

[@pulengmashifana6094]

why should you serve a god of stone it does not know how to eat you should fit it. what type of god that eats. this is the stambling stones that our ancestors put before us because they left Yah and he gave them up to captivity so that they can learn that the is no other God to save them. repent and serve the God of Abraham and Jacob who made all the earth and mankind. behind that stone there is a deceiving spirit which will never tell you about God

[@Osunshoney409]

Wait. Put an address on it because I’m American and we haven’t stolen anything… we were the ones that was stolen talking about a stone.

[@ADE-of-LAGOS]

It was stolen like most of the artifacts they use to validate their religious sites. Truth is close-by.

[@Nia-Kenia]

Lots of artefacts were stolen from Africa. They are presently in museums all over Europe especially!

[@Osunshoney409]

@@Nia-Kenia A lot of people were stolen too… namely my ancestors

[@Nurse_villa]

You are not American you flagging

[@CicilliaChango]

I THINK THIS IS VERY CORRECT BUT WHO DID NOT WHAT JESUS WILL COMPLAIN MAN STOP TALKING LIKE THIS, JESUS CAME TO FORGIVE BUT YOUR CULTURE WERE BRUTALLY USE WITH NO FORGIVENESS BUT WE ALL KNOW FOR THE THINGS OF GOD DO NOT DISPUTE IT , SPEAK SENSE INTO US

[@SHERRI-gc6ko]

SO REPRESENTATION OF THEIR DEITIES STOP LETTING FOREIGNERS COME ON SACRED GROUND JUST YOU CAN SELL PHOTO OR VIDEO OF YOUR DEITIES BUT JUST KNOW THAT THEY WILL USE FOR THEM

[@Kim-js8jf]

Leviticus 26:1 Ye shall make you no idols nor graven image , neither rear you up a standing image, neither shall you set up any image of stone in your land, to bow down unto it. For I am the Lord your God. KJV Bible. 🙌

[@Xsz-IIS-rl2cy]

Idiot. Fuck off with book of lies and genocide

[@izcopepple9576]

Lord god from where? All crap not in my land.

[@Kim-js8jf]

@@izcopepple9576 and that's why Christian countries thrived with more prosperity than the ones that shun the bible and down to idols and false gods. Think about it. It's obvious 🤔

[@Xsz-IIS-rl2cy]

@@izcopepple9576 don't mind the brainwashed idiots still quoting lousy bible in the 21st century

[@OloRishaCreole504]

Dont come with that brainwashing colonization religion..its done damage to every indigenous people around the world..sucks the LAND & people DRY

[@teffuniotofu6905]

Nigeria what a wasteful country. How could foreigners who migrated from Sahelian West Africans countries into Northern Nigeria and Sudano - Central Africa were allowed by the indigenous citizens to overcome them in their Motherland, Nigeria. Hence, these non Nigerian indigens captured political and financial power to capture Nigeria.

[@taharka3897]

Really!!! 😅 come again with that nonsense

[@doubbleyou]

Come out and speak your mind and stop talking in parables. When a white man exibits your type of mentality, you call them racist and ignorant, yet you spear no stone when it comes to your northern kin.

[@joye5761]

Will you keep quiet!! You sound mentally bankrupt, shameless thing see the yeye that is coming out of your mouth. It’s your home that is wasteful!!

[@joye5761]

Get lost with your bigotry, rubbish talk.

[@teffuniotofu6905]

@@joye5761Face the reality of Nigeria's socio-political space. Truth is bitter. Why did Buhari's government suspended history in school. So as to hide his ancestors invaders arrival as illégal jihadists. Only Arabes and muslim countries don't study history, except religious history.

[@PrinceJen-er9ze]

Tribal people very strange faith and believe, when strong winds crossing around the stone then sound produced,

[@seymorgorde]

Please update Wikipedia with this data. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monolith