Crackhead Kayode Adebayo: Shut up your dirty mouth !

[Abraham Madu]

Kayusee,

Shut the fuck up!
Where is the cola drink in Nigeria now?
I beg....shift jo!

Regards,

Femi Olajide

On Wednesday, June 11, 2025 at 06:57:56 PM CDT, Kayode Adebayo <kayu...@yahoo.com> wrote:

Abraham Crack Head Madu:

Furthermore, in precolonial times, Kalanuts were not grown in the USA, Europe and Asia. It was mainly grown in Nigeria and later spread to other West African countries. John imported Colanuts from Nigeria to make Coca-Cola. He got the ingredients from Nigeria where Colanuts were grinded and mixed with water for medical purposes aside from normal drink when he was in the military assigned to foreign countries. Coca-Cola too imported Kolanuts from Nigeria and some other West African countries to make Coca-Cola until 2016, when they decided to remove it from their product and Coca-Cola has never been the same in taste since 2016. Same thing with Pepsi. Pepsi-Cola used Kolanuts as ingredient of Pepsi product.

Unfortunately, what do you know? You're just a white slave boy in Texas sucking the white man's dicks to survive.

What a fool!

Kayode 

On Wed, Jun 11, 2025 at 12:54 PM, Kayode Adebayo

<kayu...@yahoo.com> wrote:

Abraham Crack Head Madu:

Coca-Cola was not invented by John Pemberton. It was invented in Nigeria by Nigerians during pre Colonial time, using grinded Colanuts mixed with water and honey. It was simply called Kola drink in the pre-Colonial days.

John Pemberton only modified the ingredients and put Coca-Cola and his name on it.

White man is a liar. The same way the Greek lied that they invented Democracy that has been existing in Africa which was copied and modified by the Greek in Greece.

But what do you know? You're just a Crack Head in Texas copying and pasting anything on the internet after smoking Crack day and night.

Shame on you.

Kayode

On Wed, Jun 11, 2025 at 11:58 AM, Abraham Madu

<abraha...@yahoo.com> wrote:

"I invented Coca-Cola while searching for relief from pain... never imagined it would end up sold in pharmacies for five cents a glass." 

I was a soldier in the U.S. Civil War. A serious wound left me addicted to morphine. I lived with pain—both in the body and in the soul. As a pharmacist, I became obsessed with creating a drink that could soothe the body… and comfort the spirit.

In 1886, after experimenting with coca leaves, kola nuts, and other ingredients, I created a syrup that was mixed with carbonated water. That’s how Coca-Cola was born. And yes—at first, it was sold as medicine. 

I didn’t have the money to expand. I printed flyers by hand and passed them out on the street. I worked from a modest little pharmacy in Atlanta. Some days, I couldn’t even afford food—but I never stopped believing.

Eventually, my health declined, and I sold the rights to my drink for just \$2,300. A few years later, the brand I created was worth millions. I died without ever knowing what Coca-Cola would become. 

I wasn’t a businessman. I wasn’t rich.

I was a broken man trying to heal… and in the process, I left a mark on the world.

Today, Coca-Cola isn’t a cure.

But it does awaken emotions. It symbolizes moments, cultures, and stories shared around a table. I never imagined that something born of pain would become something so universal. 

“Sometimes, the greatest ideas are born from pain… and stay with the world, even when you’re no longer here to see it.”

— John Pemberton

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The inaugural lecture of Olu Ojedokun, Vice Chancellor of Protestant University of Rwanda, Speaking Truth to Power.Which Way Forward, Doctrinalism, Multidisciplinarity or Interdisciplinarity? Speaking Truth to Power.Which Way Forward, Doctrinalism, Multidisciplinarity or Interdisciplinarity? 

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