The living Igbo Adam

03/06/2026

PAYING FOR FREEDOM, FINANCING THE NEXT ABDUCTION?

Every bag of ransom money tells two stories; a family buying freedom and an armed group financing its next operation.

When kidnapping becomes a reliable source of income, ransom payments don't just end a crisis they can create incentives for the next abduction. More money means more recruits, more weapons, greater mobility and a stronger criminal network.

Looking at this cash, one have to asked himself: if kidnapping keeps paying, what reason do bandits have to stop?

While the desperation of families is understandable, a strategy built around ransom payments is ultimately unsustainable. So long as kidnapping remains profitable, the cycle of abduction, extortion and violence will continue. Lasting security will come not from financing criminal groups, but from dismantling their networks, cutting off their sources of income and ensuring that crime no longer pays.

What do you think about it ?

03/06/2026

If it happened that you are God to answer this prayer which of them will you answer?

03/06/2026

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10/08/2025

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21/03/2025

A word from your Ancestors will change that situation.
My people are dying for the lack of knowledge says the holy book.
Why do you die in silent ask and you shall receive.
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08/03/2025

WISDOM OF OUR FOREFATHERS!

1. If strange or b.ad things happens, they consult their gods, with deep introspection.

2. If they need food, they'll go to their farms, rather than folding their arms, praying, because they strongly believe "na aka aja aja, na ebute ọnụ mmanụ mmanụ.

3. If any of them violates the law, he or she is punished severely, in other to deter others from doing same.

4. If they need money, they sell their farm products, or engage in menial jobs to raise the funds rather than praying to their gods, nor visiting a dibịa for "quick money".

5. If they fall sick, they will visit the herbalist or make use of herbs and roots to take care of their health.

6. When it's time for marriage, they investigate the would-be in-laws properly. They don't pray and wait for signs and wonders, rather both families makes deep enquiries about each other's family backgrounds.

7. If one of them d.ies, the whole community will be thrown into mourning, they'll come together and quietly b.ury the de@d.

8. If any of them needs a house, the entire clan will come together, team up and build the house free of charge, because they believe in "ìgwè bụ ike."

9. Their wives has great respect for their husbands, and in return, their husbands hustle greatly in other to provide for their families.

10. They always maintain equity, fairness and justice in settling their disputes.

11. Our forefathers valued and cherished hardwork greatly, and if anyone suddenly acquires wealth overnight, they will query the source!