There has been a lot of talks about “change” since the 2015 campaign started and it kept resonating after the election. President Muhammadu Buhari won and lots of people are happy.

I believe Nigeria will not have a real change and it’s citizens will not enjoy it until some people are taught a lesson. A society where there is no rule of law is doomed. Then what do you say about a society where the judges that are supposed to uphold the law are the ones that are not only breaking it but are abating the actions of the criminals? It is only in Nigeria that a verdict is written that states the criminal should not be “harassed”. It is only in Nigeria that the judges postpone cases indefinitely till the corrupt politicians leave office. It is only in Nigeria that while votes are being counted a winner is declared with picture that shows final results. That is like saying Thursday comes before Tuesday in a given week. It is a no brainer. It does not show any logical sense. The judges have no ignominy at all. No discreetness.

It is only in Nigeria that a corrupt politician from a particular tribe or state is charged to court for stealing from his/her people and the same people will be the ones telling you “leave our son/daughter alone”. “Tender justice with mercy”. What the hell?!!!!! This bloody idiot just stole your livelihood: prevented you from having good roads, hospitals, descent drinking water, food and turned you to subhuman species while his/her kids are gallivanting all over the world with your money. He/she is charged to court then you start accusing the government of selective prosecution. It doesn’t matter if it is your brother, your dad, your sister or cousin. The person has deprived you of your basic rights of livelyhood. Nigeria resources belong to everybody so he is not doing you any favour by stealing and depriving you of it. This is almost like victim self-blaming. This is where the victim starts thinking it is their fault and start feeling sorry for the bully or the person that has been mistreating them. You ask yourself “what the bleep is wrong here?” Nigerians have been psychologically abused so long that we are feeling sorry for the abusers and bullies. What a shame.

This makes you wonder why the senate president planned that “coup”. I believe they knew there was going to be a real change whereby the president was going to select new fearless judges and a set of courts that will be dealing exclusively with corruption. If there are pictures or evidences to show piles of money in somebody’s house and they can not account for it, that should be a slam dunk case. The Whole world has seen on internet different piles of money at homes of corrupt politicians. This people are still walking around free. They are invited by EFCC a couple of times and at the end of the day nothing comes out of it and everybody forgets the case. Do you have to be a rocket scientist to figure what is going on? The judges are the problem.!!! Remember when the former governor of delta state was accused in a Nigerian court when the judge stated that he had convicted him years back? All of a sudden the same judge had selective amnesia at the next court session!!! Shegéé! What a joke?

The next thing they want to do now is let the senate president get away with his dribbling. Bringing 40-50 senators to the court session is nothing but a game. People should know that by now. That’s what they all do. The funny thing about that is people want to praise these actions while they are making a fool of everybody.

This is where we need to help the president. Right thinking and conscientious people need to go to the court house and have peaceful demonstration against this people. If there are 50 of the senators, let there be 2000 people to counter them. If the whole senate goes with him during the next hearing, let there be 4000 plus people to counter. This is the only way we can help the president fight this gang of thieves. They don’t care about the people. You wonder how you have all these evidences against them with billions stolen but the stupid judges will be putting people that stole pieces of fish in jail. Nigerians need to wake up. The youths need to wake up from their slumber. All the fathers of the independence were in their late 20′s and early 30′s. Chief Awolowo,Sadauna of sokoto, Azikiwe,,obasanjo, Gowon and the rest of them were in their 30′s making decisions that affected the nation. Wake up youths, wake up. Whenever these rogues go to public places people need to let them know Nigerians are not fritters.

You want to help the president? Then demonstrate it by letting the enemies of progress know that it is a new dawn. Let the bad justices that are always abating with the corrupt politicians know that we support the president in fighting this menace called corruption. We will do anything to put corruption in the coffin. Let the drivers, the cooks and maids of these corrupt elements know that enough is enough. Even the security details need to start asking themselves if they are where they want to be or is the country where it is supposed to be. No matter what amount of money they pay you, their corrupt action is depriving the country from progressing. These politicians are cowards. By the time you continue to demonstrate like what happened in ilorin, they will run away. It is them against the citizens that voted for president Buhari. Can Nigerians do it? Can the youths demand for their rights? They may do it for a few days and go back to their shells, leaving things as status quo. They forget that change and freedom are not easy to achieve without a long battle. The students in South Africa recently demanded until the president listened to them and met their demands. This is what happens anywhere in the world where the people want real change. We know who the enemies are and what they do. So help the president by demanding justice for him. He can not do it by himself.

As for former petroleum minister, she needs to go to oshika, okogbe, Akala-Olu in ahaoda west local government area of Rivers State. This area plus all others in the Niger delta are destroyed due to corrupt actions of people that allow environmental polluters from being held accountable for their actions. She claims to have breast cancer. What does she want people that have neurofibromas, solid cutaneous tumors, people with topical ulcer, children with single brains (holoprosancephally), children with abnormally large distance between the eyes(hypertalorism) do? They don’t live long. Niger delta area where the fish smells of kerosine and the Eba turns black. What does she want those people to say? Who is going to pray for them? She has a new minister trying to spin the situation and make her look good. Did he think Nigerians are stupid? The president should beware of that minister because we don’t think he can be trusted. The positions she held were not the issue. What she did not do with her position was the problem and how she not only wasted money while her people are dying but embezzled money and deprived them of good life. Was she praying for this people? She can go back and forth to consult with the best physicians any where in the world with Nigerian money. But who is going to take care of the illnesses of this people in the Niger delta that are dying like chickens? For the next 50 years the cancer rate will continue to increase.

It’s shortly after New Year’s, and that means resolutions. And it’s not too late to set a New Year’s Resolution for your finances. The goals that are most successfully accomplished are those that are manageable, not too overwhelming. So let’s look at one financial goal that is manageable enough to be accomplished this year.

Pay a little bit extra on your mortgage every month. Make it small enough that you can manage it every month, but not so much that it is stressful. Start with a small success and then build on it.

Let’s see how paying just a little more on your mortgage could really benefit your finances in the long run.

For example, if you have a 30-year mortgage for $150,000 at an interest rate of three percent, paying an additional $100 each month would save you a total of $17,214 and you would pay it off six years early. If you were only able to increase the amount to an extra $50 per month, you would still save $9,719 and pay it off three years and four months early.

If you have a 20 year for $100,000 at 4% interest, and added $50 a month to your payment, your loan would be shortened by 26 months, saving you a total of $5,563. If the same loan had an extra $100 paid on it each month, that would be $9,883 saved and it would be paid of three years and eleven months early.

So making a small sacrifice each month to pay a little bit extra on your mortgage can save you a significant amount of money in the future.

Now for the question of where to get an extra $50-$100 each month. One recommendation would be to make this extra amount automatic. Have it taken out of your paycheck or bank account automatically. If you never see it, it’s a small enough amount that hopefully you won’t feel it too much. For example, if you are paying an extra $50 per month and get paid weekly, that’s only $10 or $12.50 out of the paycheck (depending on how many weeks are in the month).

Here are a few suggestions to help you with that extra money you need each month. Don’t buy lottery tickets. Take a lunch to work and eat out a few less times each month. Make your own coffee instead of stopping to buy some on your way to work.

The cliché that money is the root of all evil has strong support in evidence. It is part of the World Order of Constantine, who is identified as 666. Many know that wealth and greed are anti-god but they don’t understand why? Few if any are interested enough to look back to the beginning of trade and how it was changed in the Roman Empire for imperial power and control. This Emperor stole his way to sole rule and among the murdered along the way were family members and their armies.

Romans were not interested in emotional stuff or spirituality. They had one goal in mind and that was to make everyone conform to their ways. Religion was a gift because through it people would do as they believed the god of their worship commanded them. Constantine knew this and from the start it is reported by contemporary authors, such as Zosoman, that he knew from the first what he had to do.

His background was as an Amorite and Islamic from Babylon. That city was home to the Amors who built Roma (reverse Amor). Their chief god was Mary, the sun-star, and the name means ‘mother’s powerful eye’. ‘Eye-star’ is the origin of Easter and it was here that the first crucifixions are recorded because men wanted to ‘marry’ Mary by dying on crosses and rising with her at dawn.

Following my reincarnation and with a strong link to the Spirit of the Universe, the only God, it commissioned me to tear down the wall of deceit to bring in the harvest as we are at the end of the day. It meant a learning curve to unearth the answers and discover the roots of religion. The harvest includes all who are spiritual and have remained loyal to God.

Constantine established the Catholic Church in 325 AD and put up the image of Jesus Christ and this is the trap that most have fallen into. He also put Mary in it as the Mother of God and built the Vatican as a parliament of bishops to secure the religion and increase his power and control. Money is the key to power and he used it for that purpose.

He is the mastermind of the financial and legal systems and the laws of inheritance by which Monarchs are selected to this day. The cheats maintain power by their dedication to their greed and following in the footsteps of 666.

Now that we are at the end of the day and his identity is known the Spirit promised that his systems and all that he did will be taken away. That must start with religion and finance, both of which are under a cloud of dishonesty at this time. God’s retribution will see their assets destroyed and the wicked go to the sword (Jeremiah 25:31,33).