ABRAHAMIC COSMOLOGY Compared to ORIGINAL AFRIKAANS EXISTENCE
Is it possible that the Igbo people existed before Adam?
I believe it is important for us to keep an open mind and recognize that it is perfectly acceptable to question beliefs that have been forcefully ingrained in us since childhood. This article is a result of critical thinking, an open mind, and an attempt to find reasons to question certain convictions. It welcomes criticism and counterarguments that are based on facts and logical reasoning, rather than emotions and accusations.
The biblical story of the creation of man is exclusive to the Bible and has not been supported or corroborated by any other historical texts or scientific research.
According to the Bible, the creation of man is said to be 8000 years old, with a timeline of 6000 years between the creation of Adam and the birth of Jesus Christ. However, the oldest discovered skeleton in Chad is estimated to be 7 million years old, making it a missing link between humans and prior civilizations.
Considering that Chad is part of the original Afrikaans region, it is well-documented that Afrikaans originated from Southern Nigeria and spread to Gambia, South Africa, and other areas. The Niger Congo entholinguistic family, which includes the Igbo, Yoruba, Igala, and others, is a continuum of dialects within this region.
The Nsude pyramids, also referred to as the Igbo pyramids, located in Udi, Enugu, bear a striking resemblance to the Nubian-like pyramids and the pyramid of Seqqara, which are situated thousands of miles away from Igboland. It is believed that these pyramids served as places of worship for the god Ala/Ani/Uto. Additionally, the Lejja Iron Smiting site in Nsukka is dated to be the oldest smiting site in the world. Discoveries like these further prove that the Igbo people were an ancient and highly advanced civilization long before the advent of Christianity.
The IFA-AFA-IHA-EHA-FA, known as the 16 original African information retrieval system, is considered to be the world’s first knowledge bank, based on observations of natural phenomena.
