The Surprise Lesson I Got From Chinese TV
Monday, December 8, 2025
When Two Chinese Channels Redefined Democracy for Me
At first, I thought it was punishment.
In fact, it rivalled it.
Sometimes life educates you by force.
Because among many educated Africans, entering politics is anathema.
They consider politics “beneath them.”
Kakistocracy (noun):
From the Greek kakistos (“worst”) + kratos (“rule”).
In plain English:
When the best avoid politics, the worst fill the vacuum.
China, on the other hand, did the opposite:
Merit is not left to accident.
Leadership is not outsourced to popularity.
Maybe that is what Africa needs.
Sunday, December 7, 2025
MOnoLogUE: The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
(A Monologue on False Christianity and the Judgment That Begins in God’s House)
In this monologue,
#Oldman lifts his voice again
and argues that the real apocalypse
MAY not be God’s judgment on the world…
BUT God’s judgment
on false Christianity.
The Real Apocalypse: Judgment on False Christianity
On this particular day, the Old Man had been brooding since the journey from Tinubu Square to Oshodi began.
The Molue was restless; he was not.
Then he suddenly cleared his throat.
Silence rolled through the bus.
“Let me tell you about the Four Horsemen…” he said, lifting his eyes.
But then he paused.
“Before we begin,” he whispered softly,
“Can we say the Grace?”
May the love of God,
The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ,
And the fellowship of the Holy Spirit,
Be with us now and always. Amen.
I met this Molue fellowship saying the Grace in this unique way, and I loved it.
“The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" he announced loudly, "Who here knows what they represent?”
No one answered.
“Thank you for your honesty,” he said. “They spend so much time lulling you to sleep with false teachings — especially the prosperity gospel.”
Everyone hissed.
The Old Man had taught this little Molue congregation to loathe the prosperity gospel,
to treat it with absolute scorn. "They give motivational speeches disguised as sermons" he loved to lament, "Leaving Christ's little one ignorant of Scripture and thus ignorant of God.
“Here’s what the Four Horsemen really represent,” he said.
The First Horseman - DECEPTION
“White horse. Bow without arrows. Fake holiness.”
“The first horseman rides a white horse — the colour of purity and holiness,” the Old Man began.
Then he laughed and slipped briefly into pidgin:
“That one na deception. False holiness. False Christianity.”
“Read how the Bible describes him:
He carries a bow without arrows — a church without Christ.”
He leaned forward.
“Deception always rides first.
Before any society collapses, truth collapses.”
People become hungry not for truth, but for prophecy.
They want someone — anyone — to tell them tomorrow will make sense.
“So they run after apocalyptic pastors, last-days apostles, end-time visionaries.
They want predictions, not discipleship.
They want signs, not character.
And counterfeit prophets grow fat in the marketplace of fear.”
He paused.
“A church without Christ becomes false Christianity.
False Christianity collapses truth.
The collapse of truth collapses society.
And the collapse of society sends men, women, and children scrambling for stability.
And in their panic, they run straight into the hands of false teachers.”
“The First Horseman,” he concluded,
“represents deception.”
The Second Horseman - WAR
“Red horse. The removal of peace.”
Seeing that no one spoke, he smiled. “Good.”
He continued.
“The second horseman rides a red horse. Red — the colour of anger and blood.”
“What does he do? He removes peace from the earth.
To make nations war against nations.
Tribes against tribes.
Families against families.”
By now, the Molue heat was unbearable. We were stuck in traffic.
The Old Man wiped his face with a white towel — the kind he insisted we carry instead of handkerchiefs.
“Where truth dies,” he said,
“peace dies.”
The first horseman kills truth.
The second kills peace.
The Third Horseman - ECONOMIC COLLAPSE
“Black horse. Scales weighing food.”
“What about the third horseman?” he asked.
“He comes riding a black horse, quietly… dangerously… carrying scales.
Not scales to weigh good and evil,
but to weigh food.”
He suddenly shouted:
“Did you hear me? He comes with scales to measure food!”
He represents rationing, inflation, scarcity, poverty, economic recession.
“Scarcity of tomato. Of garri. Of everything the poor need to live.”
The third horseman is the child of the first two:
Falsehood → Violence → Economic breakdown.
“Imagine if we confronted the deception of the first horseman.
There would be no second horseman.
And no third.”
He sighed.
“For want of a shoe, a horse was lost…
a rider was lost…
a battle was lost…
a war was lost…
a kingdom was lost.”
He tapped his forehead.
“Same for the loss of truth.”
The Fourth Horseman - DEATH
“Pale horse. Decay. The collapse of good order.”
“And so,” he continued,
“we come to the fourth horseman — the pale horse, the sickly green of decay.
And his rider is Death.”
“What else could he represent?
Death by sword.
Death by hunger.
Death by plague.
Death by the collapse of good order.”
He repeated it:
“Death by the collapse of good order.”
Again:
“Death by the collapse of good order.”
“When nations redraw borders by force…
When the defenseless are attacked precisely because they are weak…
When salt loses its taste and is trampled underfoot by swine and unclean beasts…”
He swallowed hard.
“When a people embrace lies…
When wickedness becomes normal…
When pastors become idols…
When politics becomes religion…
Death does not come as visitor.
It comes as landlord.”
He tapped the side of the Molue.
“The horsemen do not begin with war.
They begin with deception.
Fake Christianity.
Fake holiness.
Fake prophets.
Fake righteousness.”
“Once a lie enters the Church,” he whispered,
“the world outside is already finished.”
The passengers were silent.
Even the noise from Oshodi traffic seemed to soften.
Then he smiled.
“But take heart,” he said.
“The Lamb opened the seals.
Which means the Lamb is still in control.”
“In like manner, the Lamb can close the seals.”
And just like that, the Molue continued its rattling journey — carrying Lagos,
carrying the faithful, carrying the truth no horseman can conquer.
Don Kenobi
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Saturday, December 6, 2025
Nigeria’s Development Crisis: Opportunity Cost and the Failure of Priorities
The Hidden Price Nigeria Pays for Bad Priorities.
Don Kenobi argues that:
There is a hidden price a nation pays for bad priorities.
In a poor country like Nigeria, this cost is not abstract. It shows up as:
Hunger
Darkness
Collapsed hospitals
Broken schools
Lost lives...
....That this is the real cost of prestige projects in a struggling nation.
What looks like “development” on paper often masks a deeper development crisis:
One driven not by lack of ideas — but by the failure to choose wisely.
How Bad Priorities Are Keeping Nigeria Poor:
The Opportunity Cost Truth**
Opportunity cost and the ladder of priorities explain why Nigeria must rethink development. Opportunity cost, simply put, is the hidden price a nation pays for bad priorities.
In a poor country like Nigeria, this cost is not abstract. It shows up as - Hunger, Darkness, Collapsed hospitals, Broken schools, Insecurity, Lost lives....
That this is the real cost of prestige projects in a struggling nation.
What looks like “development” on paper often masks a deeper development crisis — one driven not by lack of ideas, but by the failure to choose wisely.
Opportunity Cost and the Ladder of Priorities
Opportunity cost and priority-setting are everything for a poor country.
This is not theory.
This is survival economics.
Have you ever heard of opportunity cost?
Class 4 economics?
Class 3 maybe?
No?
Let me explain as calmly as I can.
What Opportunity Cost Really Means
Opportunity cost simply means:
What you give up by choosing one thing over another.
For a rich country, the cost of policy mistakes is mild inconvenience.
For a poor country like Nigeria?
The cost of mistakes is:
- Lives
- Hunger
- Darkness
- Disease
- Lost generations
The Real Cost of Waste
When you spend $10 billion on infrastructure projects in poor countries, such as Nigeria, you are also choosing to forfeit:
- Hospitals
- Clean water
- Power
- Schools
- Security
- Jobs
This trade-off is the real tax on the poor.
The Ladder of Priorities Is Not Optional
The Ladder of Priorities is not optional for a poor nation like Nigeria. 🇳🇬
Poor countries do not have the luxury of prestige projects.
The priority ladder is brutal and simple:
- Food security
- Basic healthcare
- Electricity
- Education
- Water and sanitation
- Security
- Jobs and industry
Then — and only then — can projects such as the Lagos–Calabar Coastal Road be justified.
Final Truth
If you invert this ladder, you are not developing.
You are performing development for cameras.
I rest my case.
Don Kenobi
**#BigAgendaAfrica #OpportunityCost #NigeriaDevelopment #PrioritiesMatter
#DevelopmentEconomics #GoodGovernance #NigeriaEconomy #PublicSpending
#PolicyFailure #SustainableDevelopment #Accountability #LeadershipMatters
#AfricaDevelopment #FixNigeria #EconomicJustice**
Friday, December 5, 2025
False Faith, True Darkness: The Apocalypse of Christian Heresy
The Molue Apocalypse Monologue
A Molue preacher declares that the real apocalypse
is God’s judgment on false Christianity,
Not on the world.
He argues that Mammon—disguised as faith—
has corrupted nations, churches, and culture,
and that Revelation warns first about Christian heresy,
not external enemies.
THE APOCALYPSE OF CHRISTIAN HERESY
The Shout That Broke the Molue
“REVELATIONS!” he shouted, startling everyone in the Molue.
“The apocalypse of Christian heresy! Let those who have ears, hear!”
His voice rolled like thunder.
“Many believe the apocalypse will bring destruction upon the enemies of Christianity.
And they are right.”
He laughed—a loud, unsettling laugh.
“Problem is?
They themselves are the truest enemies of Christ.
And by implication… enemies of Christ-likeness.”
He paused.
Then, softly:
“There is a name for Christ-likeness.
It is called… CHRISTIANITY.”
Laughter swept through the bus.
“Another Molue Monologue,” I whispered to myself.
“Where everyday voices speak eternal truths.”
Why America Will Thank Trump
He shifted tone suddenly.
“One day, Americans—those who seek the Lord in spirit and in truth—
one day, they will thank Trump.”
Thank him for what? For what?
“For exposing the innards of their beloved republic.
For their nation was deceived into becoming proud of its racism—
which from the beginning, and especially now,
clothed itself in garments of divine justification.
They sold themselves the lie
that slavery was the will of God.”
He tapped the chair rhythmically:
1-2-2-3… 2-2-3… 2-2-3…
“And perhaps…
perhaps it was the will of a god.
The one they created—whose proper name is Mammon.”
Mammon’s Begotten Son
“So why would America be grateful to Trump,
Mammon’s begotten son?
True darkness from true darkness?
Truly begotten?”
Silence fell like a curtain.
“Because he tore the veil.
Forced them to confront their hypocrisy.
The depth of falsehood their faith rested comfortably in…
and made them begin the long crawl back toward Truth.
A Truth most fully preserved in the Catholic Church.”
Groans erupted.
The Molue crowd did not love Catholicism.
“Most fully,” he corrected.
“I did not say fully.”
He sighed.
“Even among American Catholics, many have lost the plot.
This loud, pseudo-religious ecosystem corrupts discernment.
Look at EWTN…
Pharisees!
Their theology made them arrogant.”
“Haba!” someone protested.
“But you praised them months ago!”
“I did,” he admitted.
He turned to the man gently:
“May I continue?”
Culture Is Religion Wearing Clothes
Flip-flops on his feet.
Authority in his voice.
“Culture does not float in a vacuum.
It is rooted in religion.
And as long as Mammon—that false god—remains enthroned
as the one worshipped in spirit and in truth…
There will be no peace.
No justice.
On Earth.
Especially as this falsehood—masquerading as Christianity—
spreads across the world.”
A Gift at the Bus Stop
My stop arrived too soon.
I removed my shoes, placed them at his feet,
and stepped out barefoot.
He chuckled.
“Don’t walk barefooted,” he said.
“You can wear my flip-flops.”
A preacher who gave back.
A rare species.
He nodded warmly.
“And thank you very much, my brother.”
The True Target of the Apocalypse
His voice rose again as I walked away:
“Most tragically…
that same Christian sect reads Revelation,
yet fails to grasp that the apocalypse it foretells
is the judgment of Christian heresy itself!”
“Word!” someone shouted.
“Many believe the apocalypse will bring destruction
upon the enemies of Christianity.
And they cheer it on.
Sadly… they are correct.
It will bring destruction.
Their own.
For they—
not the other great religion,
not the sinners they curse,
not the deviants seeking a way out—
They themselves are the truest, bluest enemies of Christianity.”
My Own Molue Awaits
That was all I heard.
I should have stayed.
Found a reason to continue.
But I had my own Molue to join.
Today, I was speaking Jonah—
the prophet who hated mercy.
Read it yourself:
https://donkenobi.wordpress.com/2025/09/27/jonah-the-prophet-who-hated-mercy/
I rest my case.
#DK
#MolueMonologues #MolueSoliloquies #Revelation1Chapter14
Thursday, December 4, 2025
Pa Omolehin: A True Witness
THE ALMIGHTY, IN HIS MERCY…
The Almighty, in His mercy, never leaves His people without a true witness. And in many ways, Pa Isaac Omolehin may well be the Old Man in the Molue. I didn’t know him — hadn’t even heard of him — until two or three months ago, when a one-minute TikTok clip found its way to me.
When I write about the Old Man in the Molue, I am not being poetic or funny. I mean it. I am convinced the Lord is far more likely to meet me in the back seat of a Molue than in the first-class cabin of a jumbo jet (or worse, a private jet).
I loved his rebuke of Pentecostals:
“...the financial recklessness — that you are putting the tithes and offerings of the people into it.”
That line struck like thunder.
When I began this Molue journey, I was mocked. But today, I see megastars of evangelicalism quietly retracing their steps, repenting — slowly, cautiously — from the false gospel of prosperity.
I will throw a party the day Chris Oyakhilome publicly renounces the heresies he preaches. But I’m not holding my breath.
THE SIN OF SILENCE
Here is the truth: you cannot love Jesus and sit on the sidelines saying, “Let God be the judge of them.” You cannot lull yourself into inaction and excuse the betrayal of Christ by twisting Scripture: “Judge not, that ye be not judged.”
If you leaned on Solomon’s judgment as your excuse, perhaps there would be merit. If you said, “Rather than kill the gospel, let the thieves continue their work,” then at least you would be admitting they are thieves — but have decided to let God sort things out.
But to refuse to have an opinion about those who have turned the Lord’s house into a den of thieves? Does that not make you an enemy of the very gospel you claim to defend?
Are you not like the wicked servant who buried his talent?
🎧 Watch / Listen to Pa Omolehin’s short clip: https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSAf7ybgj/
Understand this, my friend:
Silence is saying, “Let God be the Judge.”
But that is not holiness. Neither is it wisdom.
Your silence betrays the very work of salvation you claim to uphold —
and that betrayal makes God weep.
PA OMOLEHIN SPEAKS
“Is it not scary that the World Council of Churches released papers showing that out of the 10 richest pastors in the world, five of them are Nigerians?
But out of the 10 richest churches in the world, none of them is Nigerian. There is no Nigerian church there.
The Roman Catholic Church is the richest church in the world. The Pope has no private jet.
You Pentecostals, with your brandishing and financial recklessness — you are putting the tithes and offerings of the people into vanity. At the end of the day, it’s your church. It’s not Jesus’ church.
Many of the churches I see today are not Jesus’ churches. They are the pastors’ churches.”
He continued:
“This house has been broken into by thieves. This present house is collapsing.
‘Who among you saw this house in its first building, and how does it look now?’
There are more who are damaging the house than those who are repairing it. Those damaging it have social media, money, and the spotlight. Those repairing it have none of these. They are looked upon as primitive.
But the spoilers will fight back. Those who profit from corruption hate those who seek repair.”
And then, softly, he concluded:
“Everyone who joins the repair ministry signs a death warrant. Those who repair the house of God are endangered species.”
MAY THE LORD COMFORT HIM
At his age — faithful, unbent, still weeping for the Church — Pa Omolehin embodies what it means to be salt and light.
May the Lord comfort this great Man of God,
and strengthen all who labour to repair the house of the Lord.
✍🏾
Don Kenobi
#MolueMonologue | #OldManInTheMolue
🎥 Watch full homily excerpt on VideoPress
STOP PRESS
Pa Omolehin is in the news again:
Rev Isaac Omolehin, accused the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria of “hypocrisy and quiet hostility” despite the body’s public denial that it ever attempted to block the cleric from preaching.
Speaking with Saturday PUNCH, Omolehin’s ally insisted that the PFN repeatedly hindered the veteran preacher’s ministry across Nigeria and abroad—actions he described as “consistent, deliberate, and conveniently denied.”
Read it yourself: https://punchng.com/blocked-preacher-omolehins-camp-reveals-more-details-against-pfn/
I rest my case
Don Kenobi
NIGERIA | Northern Oppression Truth or Myth?
Northern Oppression: Truth or Myth?
Nigeria’s history is a cycle of shifting dominance
Igbo in the civil service of the 1960s,
Yoruba in corporate power,
and the North in federal bureaucracy
yet only Northern influence is consistently treated as immoral or oppressive.
Don Kenobi, in inviting a healthy debate, poses a simple but uncomfortable question:
why are Igbo and Yoruba dominance framed as competence or advantage,
while Northern dominance alone is condemned, often through the lens of religion?
#dk
#BigAgendaAfrica
Unbelievable Condescension
All I got from the article was this smug undertone:
“We would never treat others this way — even if we were placed in the same situation. Because we are better men and women. Superior — culturally and otherwise.”
Which is anything but true.
I would like to read more about the experiences of non-Igbo civil servants during the heyday of Eastern Nigeria’s dominance — just so I can form a balanced opinion.
Why?
Because the complaints against the dominant Easterners of that era sound no different from today’s complaints against the “dominant” North.
I’ve been in oil and gas for the last four decades — the dominant tribe there is Yoruba. Simple. They determine who gets promoted and who doesn’t. That’s all there is to it.
It is also said that the pre-eminence of Yorubas in corporate Nigeria stems directly from the fact that Chief Awolowo was Finance Minister and de-facto Vice President under General Gowon… and favoured his own such that, when the Indigenization Decree came, the Yorubas were in pole position to take advantage.
Patterns of Dominance — Not a Northern Monopoly
So in these scenarios:
• Igbo civil service dominance (1960s)
• Northern civil service dominance (1966–date)
• Yoruba dominance in corporate Nigeria
Why is it only the Northern civil service dominance that is singled out for moral condemnation?
Is it because they are Muslims?
It is sad that we refuse to humanise any problem — real or imagined — that we appear to have with Northern Muslims, preferring instead to approach everything Northern with the resentment of vassals before their arrogant lords… even though no one has actually made us vassals.
We behave like that famous horse tied to a flimsy plastic chair — held down not by force, but by its own mindset.
The Southern Excuse Machinery
Me: Oya, as e don hard too much, restructure!
Them: “They won’t let us restructure.”
Me: Who exactly?
Them: “You don’t know?”
Me: Oya, secede then! If the federation discriminates against you, secede!
Them: “They won’t let us secede.”
Me: Who??
A Final Word
I don’t entertain such posts.
What is, is. We cannot turn the clock backwards — but we can stop looking for scapegoats, put our shoulders to the wheel, and build a better tomorrow for our beautiful Southern and Northern children.
They are all beautiful, and they all deserve a better country than the one we inherited.
I rest.
#dk
Tuesday, December 2, 2025
Armageddon: The Evil Jesus Returns To Destroy Is False Religion
Armageddon: The Destruction of False Christianity?
In This Monologue, Don Kenobi Asks:
What if the Battle of Armageddon may in fact be a war to eliminate fake Christians?
What if the evil Jesus returns to destroy is false Religion?
For if Christ returns to destroy evil, what greater evil exists than a religion that carries His name but rejects His nature?
An Uncomfortable Question
It started with an uncomfortable question — this very day,
December 2, 2025, at about the third hour.
The question itself felt strange at first.
But it was not strange at all — because both the Bible and Islamic tradition warn, again and again, that the greatest danger at the end of the age will not come from outside the faith, but from within it.
Bible Tradition: Jesus on Counterfeit Christianity
Jesus said that on that day many would come to Him saying,
“Lord, Lord.”
And He would answer them,
“I never knew you.”
Not pagans.
Not atheists.
But people who spoke in His name.
People who claimed to cast out demons and to perform miracles — many miracles.
Jesus was not naïve about such people. He warned that they would walk among us, doing what appeared to be good, cloaked in religious success and public acclaim. He spoke of false prophets and false apostles — wolves dressed in the clothing of shepherds.
Again and again, He returned to the same unsettling theme: that the great danger at the end would not come from outside the faith, but from within the household of God itself — a falling away, not of belief, but of truth.
Paul on Hollow Faith
Paul went even further. He warned of a Christianity that would look religious yet possess no transforming power — a form of godliness that denies the power of God itself.
A gospel of comfort without repentance.
Of prosperity without holiness.
Of blessing without obedience.
Of Christianity without Christ.
Islamic Tradition: Warning Against Corrupt Religion
And the Qur’ān issues its own warning.
Not against Christianity — let us be clear — but against corrupt religion itself.
Against hypocrisy.
Against false teachers.
Against those who twist revelation for profit and power.
The text is explicit.
Read it yourself.
Qur’ān 2:79
“So woe to those who write the Book with their own hands, then say, ‘This is from God,’ in order to exchange it for a small price. Woe to them for what their hands have written, and woe to them for what they earn.”
This is one of the Qur’ān’s strongest indictments of religious corruption: the fabrication of doctrine, the misrepresentation of revelation, and the pursuit of gain under the cover of divine authority.
Qur’ān 9:34
“Indeed, many of the rabbis and monks consume people’s wealth unjustly and turn them away from the path of God.”
The terms are precise.
Rabbis — al-aḥbār — refers to Jewish religious scholars and interpreters of the Torah.
Monks — al-ruhbān — refers to Christian monks and ascetics.
And What Does Jesus Return to Do in Islamic Eschatology?
Here is the answer:
In Islamic eschatology, Jesus (ʿĪsā ibn Maryam) returns for very specific moral and theological reasons — not to found a new religion, but to expose deception and to break the systems that misuse His name; to settle distortions, expose falsehood, and restore justice.
What Greater Evil Exists Than False Religion?
So again I ask.
If Jesus returns to destroy evil, what greater evil exists than using His name to lie —
to exploit the poor,
to excuse violence,
to sanctify greed,
to build empires on the backs of the desperate?
What greater evil than false prophets, prosperity peddlers, blood-soaked extremists, and those who preach another gospel while still calling it Christ?
Judgment Begins With Us
Scripture says it plainly. 1 Peter 4:17:
“For the time has come for judgment to begin at the house of God.”
Judgment begins in the house of God.
Not in the streets.
Not with unbelievers.
With us.
The War No One Wants to Name
…The Thought No One Wants to Think
So yes — if Jesus returns to destroy evil,
then false Christianity stands at the front of the line.
Not His true followers.
Not the broken who sincerely seek Him.
But the structures.
The movements.
The ministers.
Those who carry His name
but deny His character.
The First Horseman of the Apocalypse
Deception Before Destruction
When Revelation opens the first seal, it does not begin with war.
Not with famine.
Not with death.
It begins with deception.
A rider on a white horse.
White, the color of purity.
White, the color of holiness.
But this is not Christ.
This is a counterfeit — a seductive religious lie dressed in sacred robes.
Look closely.
He carries a bow, but no arrows.
Authority without truth.
Power without substance.
Victory without conflict.
He wears a crown he did not earn — borrowed glory, stolen authority.
And yet, he conquers.
Not by truth.
Not by the cross.
Not by sacrifice.
But by deception.
This is false Christianity.
It walks like the Church.
It talks like the Church.
It sings like the Church.
But there is no Christ inside it.
The first horseman rides first because deception always comes before judgment.
Before nations collapse, truth collapses.
Before the world shakes, the sanctuary becomes corrupt.
Before the sword appears, the lie has already settled in the heart.
That is why the first seal is not blood.
It is belief.
I rest my case.
Don Kenobi
#MyFrancisEssays
#OldManInTheMolue
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