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Even if he was not a pastor, is it right to mock his disabled face just to prove his China inventory ability point?

Talk is free but it must be treaded with caution.

Ratels should learn good things, not mockery that won't change the condition of the country. To my little understanding - Christianity is still better than mockery.

May wisdom guide us.

On Wednesday, 30 September 2026, flydubai Flight FZ1073 was flying from Dubai to Tel Aviv with 182 people aboard.

According to the reports available so far:

The co-pilot attacked Captain Machchhar inside the cockpit. The co-pilot, an Omani national, allegedly stabbed Machchhar several times.

The aircraft began losing altitude very rapidly. Reuters reports that the aircraft plunged approximately 14,000 feet (4,267 metres) in less than 30 seconds.

Machchhar was seriously injured and fell to the cockpit floor. Despite his injuries, he realised that if he remained on the floor, the passengers could die.

He managed to open the cockpit door. This was probably the crucial moment. Cockpit doors are normally heavily secured during flight. Once Machchhar opened it, passengers and crew were able to enter the cockpit and restrain the attacking co-pilot.

Other pilots happened to be passengers on the aircraft. There were two off-duty/relief flydubai pilots aboard. Once the situation was brought under control, they helped take over the aircraft.

The plane diverted to Tabuk, Saudi Arabia, where it landed safely. All passengers and crew were accounted for. Hallelujah!

Please pay attention to this matter because it matters.

RENDER UNTO CAESAR

There is a statement from Jesus that is often quoted:

“Render therefore unto Caesar the things which are Caesar's; and unto God the things that are God's.”
~ Matthew 22:21

This statement is sometimes used as though it means that whatever a religious or spiritual power demands should simply be given to it.

But that is not what the passage says.

Caesar was not an idol or a spiritual deity in this passage. Caesar was the title used by the Roman emperor. At the time of this incident, the emperor was Tiberius Caesar (AD 14-37)

The religious leaders approached Jesus with a question about paying taxes to Caesar. Jesus asked them to show him the coin used for the tax and asked whose image and inscription were on it.

They answered that it belonged to Caesar.

Jesus responded:

“Render therefore unto Caesar the things which are Caesar's; and unto God the things that are God's.”

The context is therefore about civil obligation and taxation, not about giving worship to idols.

Jesus did not say, “Give Caesar everything.”

He established a distinction between what belongs to civil authority and what belongs to God.

A government may have legitimate authority to collect taxes and exercise civil responsibilities. But that authority does not make the government, ruler, religious leader or any other human being worthy of worship.

This is important when correcting the misuse of this statement. It should not be turned into a teaching that tells people to surrender whatever a human being, spiritual practitioner or idol demands.

The question remains:

Does this belong to Caesar, or does it belong to God?

The coin carried Caesar's image. But humanity was created in God's image.

Genesis 1:27 says:

“So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him...”

Therefore, “Render unto Caesar” is not a command to give idols what they demand. It is a statement distinguishing civil obligation from what belongs to God.

Give Caesar what belongs to Caesar.
Give God what belongs to God.

May wisdom guide us.

In Madubunjo Kingdom, a man called Nwike seized power and vowed that he alone would decide who ruled over all the satraps.

He was exceedingly cruel and ruthless, but the cabals who joined his cult enjoyed the wealth, luxury, and women it afforded them.

Consequently, he said in his heart, “There is no God who can see, nor is there a God who can save the land and its people from my hand.”

But little did he know that God does not punish as man does. Instead, He may allow a fool to be brought down by his own foolishness. The day of Nwike's punishment might not come when his enemies expect it, but his arrogance, insatiable hunger, and obsession with power may themselves become his punishment.

May wisdom guide us!

They said he is a very rich dud in 2023:

"Let us vote for him. He will use his bullion van as a billionaire to enrich and make Nigeria great."

Those words were exciting to a moron like me, who stirred up my gut to give out unsure benefit of doubt.

In the end: what a horrible king who shares wealth to the horrible entities and neglects a moron like me, whose conscience is bought over at the ballot with a temporary available balance!

Ah! Billionaire who opens a new trillion bank account upon becoming the President.

The end has just started.

Please, pay attention to this matter because it matters, and may wisdom guide us.

Abia State Governor Alex Otti has reaffirmed that Peter Obi left about $155 million in investments for Anambra State when he left office, saying that, as then CEO of Diamond Bank, he personally witnessed the financial arrangement and advised Obi to keep the funds in dollars rather than naira.

Please pay attention to this matter because it matters, and may wisdom guide us.

President Tinubu remains respected by many of his Yoruba people despite the difficult situation in the country.

Governor Seyi Makinde is also honoured by many of his Yoruba people, notwithstanding his presidential ambition, which could put him in political competition with Tinubu.

However, I sometimes wonder about Governor Soludo's approach as an Igbo leader. He has repeatedly criticised Peter Obi, an Igbo man and former governor of Anambra, while openly supporting President Tinubu's re-election bid.

Political differences are normal, and Soludo has the right to support whoever he chooses. But there is a lesson in politics and human relationships:

He who sells out his brother should remember that the buyer may never completely trust him either.

May wisdom guide us.

In Madubunjo Kingdom, a man called Nwike seized power and vowed that he alone would decide who ruled over all the satraps.

He was exceedingly cruel and ruthless, but the cabals who joined his cult enjoyed the wealth, luxury, and women it afforded them.

Consequently, he said in his heart, “There is no God who can see, nor is there a God who can save the land and its people from my hand.”

But little did he know that God does not punish as man does. Instead, He may allow a fool to be brought down by his own foolishness. The day of Nwike's punishment might not come when his enemies expect it, but his arrogance, insatiable hunger, and obsession with power may themselves become his punishment.

Please pay attention to this matter because it matters; and may wisdom guide us.

Nigeria has never had a good king in Aso Rock since that magnitude and substitute amalgamated the geopolitical cowardy in 1914.

Check it out! Even unto this day, this same spoilt child is still struggling to elect a wise king, yet only desert is considered the best option.

Another Luggard Shaw is coming in the 2027 election to rule as king of the husk.

I must not laugh, because the pain begins from the brave.

Please, pay attention to this matter because it matters, and may wisdom guide us.

~ Ọfụrụiche ✍️

I used to have a high respect for this man, especially when he was Governor of the CBN, but I never knew that he would become ruthless one day when he became the Governor of Anambra State.

How come such a fellow does not know what a state loan and an FG loan are? So, politics can make a PhD holder falsely accuse his own brother, Peter Obi?

I see. No wonder Mark Twain said, “I never let my schooling interfere with my education.”

Please, pay attention to this matter because it matters; may wisdom guide us.