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It’s Possible
27/1/07
Tiye, I who am all have no impossibilities. For I who am all am possible. Impossibilities are to man and wo who believes, I who is all is not possible.
To believe the impossible is selfish for ye who lives in a World that is possible cannot believe in the impossibilities of what ye inherit.
It is impossible to believe that which is impossible, that which ye cannot make possible. Nothing is impossible for I who created what ye thinks is impossible.
It is possible to create man/woman who inherits what he thinks is Impossible. I that think not know that all is possible. Let he who thinks that which is impossible, possible.
For if ye on earth think that it’s not possible, I will grant ye the wish of what he or she believes, and ye that think it is possible will be granted the same Wish.
I will give the possible to ye that wants possibilities and non Possible to ye that believes not in I that makes all possible.
UkoCghene, Tiye begin your road.
By: The Unseen.
Vessel Used Queen
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Dear Eniola,
Thank you for responding to this writing and furnishing us with the information you have placed, the word UKO CHEGNE, is not a word we are familiar with, and your explanation was welcome, and I am sure the viewers would get a clearer understanding of the word, from your explanation.
I thank you once again, on behalf of WBB
This is a wonderful website, it is very interesting. I am from Nigeria and ~I am familiar with some of the words on the site. I am going to pass on this website to persons that I know, and you should all pass it on to everyone you know.
Reading the writing Its Possible: The word UKO CHEGNE will make sense in regard to where it was used and how it was used. “UkoCghene, Tiye begin your road.” This is my understanding, messenger of ‘God’, Tiye Begin your road. It is Tiye that is beginning her road, as ‘God’ existed before roads or anything we can fathom.
UKO CHEGNE
The Isoko People of southern Nigeria, however not limiting to southern Nigeria, uses the word UKO CHEGNE to mean Messenger of the “creator”. CGHENE or OGHENE is the word for ‘God’ The creator of all things. The intermediary between the CGHENE or OGHENE and mortals is known as UKO CGHENE or OYISE
UKO = Messenger
CGHENE or OGHENE = is the word that is commonly use for ‘God’
Keep up the Good work and long may it continue.
Eniola
UkoCghene is a title for the Unseen in the Edo language, which is widespread due to the former Benin Empire of Africa. I cannot remember the meaning now.