The Guosa language is the result of natural scientific evolution. It assumes international limelight spreading across Nigeria and other West African Sub-Regional countries or the ECOWAS. It is a linguist link and complement to the languages and cultures of Togo, Republic of Benin, Gambia, Senegal, Chad, Niger, Liberia, Sierra-Leone and Ghana etc. As an evolving language, it will represent a long lasting lingua franca as well as a socio-cultural identity for the diverse cultural groups and languages of the West African countries. A similar position is held by Swahili the trade language, which facilitated communication and commerce in South Africa.

Alex G. Igbineweka inaugurated the Train-the-Trainer program at the Ikeja Grammar School, Ogba Lagos Nigeria in December of 2006. And in 2007 the second volume of the dictionary of Guosa language was published among other publications. This is the most comprehensive English-Guosa African language Dictionary evolution ever written to date. There are about 106,962 head words evolved from so many Nigerians and other West African traditional vocabularies and more to be discovered by any language researcher who is ready to take the road less frequented

Help sponsor or support academic research and development, and foster linguistic and cultural unity in diversity for Nigeria and the West African countries or the ECOWAS member-states. After all, impossibility lies only within the walls of indifferent and inactive minds.

Times in life we must learn to step the history aside and make rooms for history.

Contact:
Guosa Educational, Scientific & Cultural Inst., Inc
A Nigerian and the West African Common Indigenous Future Lingua Franca

www.dawodu.net/guosa1.htm
www.edofolks.com
www.guosa-language.tv

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Tel: (510) 706-5652

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Nadya Denise Doud-Suleman Gutierrez is also known as Octomom. It sounds Greek. It is a little bit. Octomom. What exactly is that? That is a mom who had eight babies at one time. That is incredible! KATE showed the world her brood of eight, and the world lapped up ideas of eight little faces for dinner and Christmas. Nadya, also known as “MotherKitten MK” by those who admire her bravery and beauty, is a wonder to behold. It has been said,”Octomom” is a strange visual like an octopus with long arms and babies at the end. Nadya, MotherKitten, is more like a mommy kitty bathing her kittens in the sunshine. That sunshine contains more than one camera these days as her popularity rises from a typical mother to an 8+mom. According to this article, http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Octo, it’s interesting that the meanies who call this mother names aren’t listed in Wikipedia or listed in dictionaries and medical journals like the scientific discoveries of the world. It was NOT her intention to deliver eight babies when she was first implanted with the tiny embryos. Then after her elation of being told she was in fact pregnant, she was given the news of containing all those tiny lives. Elective abortion, or “killing off a few so the others have a better chance” wasn’t an option once she heard those heartbeats. Mothers everywhere need to remember that moment to show her some grace. Though the media has found every opportunity to discredit her character, she has remained strong through her faith and connections to loved ones. In a well-written article, she is revered for giving hope to women who hope for one more child. She risked her life to bring all the children in the world, so why shouldn’t she be able to trade mark OCTOMOM, MOTHERKITTEN, or 8ANYTHING. For the love of those babies, folks will tune in and turn onto the idea of more babies make a happier world. You can find trademark info here: http://www.observer-reporter.com/OR/Story/05-15-Octomom-editorial- .
http://www.philly.com/philly/entertainment/20090519_Jenice_Armstrong__Too_old_for_babies_.html
Every mother is knows what is best for her babies, and every mother is criticized for her best efforts. Here’s her id for the club.

MK, who came to international attention when she gave birth to octuplets in January 2009, has been compared to the likes of Angelina Jolie, Natalie Portman, and Norah Jones. Although she, like anyone on earth, would like to have fame and fortune, she is highly aware and protective of her brood when it comes to the paparazzi.
The Suleman octuplets are only the second full set of octuplets to be born alive in the United States and, one week after their birth, surpassed the previous worldwide survival rate for a complete set of octuplets set by the Chukwu octuplets in 1998. The circumstances of their high order multiple birth have led to controversy in the field of assisted reproductive technology as well as an investigation by the Medical Board of California of the fertility specialist involved.
People have asked, “Did the doctor (fertility doctor in this case) go to far to help this lady?” If he had been a heart doctor, no one would care. Is a having a child optional? I’m sorry, but ask any broken hearted woman who can’t have one, and you may very likely talk to a woman who feels robbed. Who is caring daily for these children? MotherKitten is loving them with all her heart and soul. If you question it, just ask her. People magazine posted this article, http://www.people.com/people/article/0,,20267439,00.html. In it, they try to explain her decision to fire nannies hired to help her. Have you ever had houseguests you couldn’t stand? Other such magazines were also quick to point out her fatherless situation. It’s who loves you that counts. That’s how “FAMILY” is defined.

Public reaction turned negative when it was discovered that the single mother already had six other young children at home at the time and was not financially independent. Very quickly the by-standers in grocery lines worldwide decided to play judge when it came to Nadya’s life. Love her or hate her, take a look at a medical wonder here: http://www.buzzfeed.com/rchemel/octomom-4c . Like any celebrity, she will be judged too fat, too thin, too social, too anti-social, too spendy, too cheap, or too something and compare her to multiple other celebrities, which she completely flatters her. She actually blushes.

Suleman, who was unemployed and on public assistance programs at the time, conceived the octuplets and her six older children via in-vitro fertilization (IVF).[4]
That means all her children are little miracles. Isn’t that incredible too? She was cruised for getting a tattoo representing her and her kids. Tattoos are an art form that goes back to caveman days to distinguish each person as an individual or many as a team. Some people “don’t get it,” and they’re free to think that. She doesn’t press her opinions on ink magazines to others. Sh

It takes an autoconfirmed account because octomom is semi-protected.

I read this somewhere, and wanted to see if it was true.

"When a child is born, the hospital generally sends the original, not a copy, of this record of live birth to the State Bureau of Vital Statistics, sometimes called the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services (HRS). Each STATE is required to supply the corporate UNITED STATES with birth, death, and health statistics. The STATE agency that receives the original record of live birth keeps it and then issues another Birth Certificate in a different form where the name of the baby is spelled in ALL CAPITAL LETTERS. This creates a ‘legal person’ as opposed to a natural individual.

The Birth Certificate issued by the State is then registered with the U.S. Department of Commerce – - the Executive Office – specifically through their own sub-agency, the U.S. Census Bureau, which is responsible to register vital statistics from all the states. Thus, the birth certificate is registered in international commerce. The word registered, as it is used in commercial law, does not mean that the ALL CAPITAL version of the name was "merely" noted or recorded in a book for future reference purposes. When a birth certificate is registered with the U.S. Department of Commerce, the Treasury will issue a bond on the value of the birth certification. That bond is then made available for purchase on a securities exchange and is bought by the Federal Reserve Bank. This purchase then become the authority or collateral to issue Federal Reserve Notes, which we use as a medium of exchange.

The value of the bond in today’s world is $630,000. The bond is then held in trust for the Federal Reserve at the Depository Trust Corporation at 55 Water Street in New York City, about two blocks down the street from the Federal Reserve. It is a high-rise office building and the sign in front reads: “The Tower of Power.”

This process creates a burden in that the ALL-CAPITAL legal person named on the birth certificate has become a surety, or guarantor, a condition and obligation that is automatically and unwittingly assumed unless you rebut the presumption by effectively noticing government.

* “Guarantor. Person who becomes secondarily liable for another’s debt or performance… One who promises to answer for the debt, default or miscarriage of another.” – Black’s Law Dictionary, Sixth Edition

From this it is easy to conclude that the baby is to assume the liability for any burden created or associated with the strawman or trade name listed on the birth certificate."
Hahaha, that’s quite probable, Common Sense.

I think the person who told you this needs to go back on his meds. This is just ridiculous.

The Guosa language is the result of natural scientific evolution. It assumes international limelight spreading across Nigeria and other West African Sub-Regional countries or the ECOWAS. It is a linguist link and complement to the languages and cultures of Togo, Republic of Benin, Gambia, Senegal, Chad, Niger, Liberia, Sierra-Leone and Ghana etc. As an evolving language, it will represent a long lasting lingua franca as well as a socio-cultural identity for the diverse cultural groups and languages of the West African countries. A similar position is held by Swahili the trade language, which facilitated communication and commerce in South Africa.

Alex G. Igbineweka inaugurated the Train-the-Trainer program at the Ikeja Grammar School, Ogba Lagos Nigeria in December of 2006. And in 2007 the second volume of the dictionary of Guosa language was published among other publications. This is the most comprehensive English-Guosa African language Dictionary evolution ever written to date. There are about 106,962 head words evolved from so many Nigerians and other West African traditional vocabularies and more to be discovered by any language researcher who is ready to take the road less frequented

Help sponsor or support academic research and development, and foster linguistic and cultural unity in diversity for Nigeria and the West African countries or the ECOWAS member-states. After all, impossibility lies only within the walls of indifferent and inactive minds.

Times in life we must learn to step the history aside and make rooms for history.

Contact:
Guosa Educational, Scientific & Cultural Inst., Inc
A Nigerian and the West African Common Indigenous Future Lingua Franca

www.dawodu.net/guosa1.htm
www.edofolks.com
www.guosa-language.tv

E-mail guosa-language@amheritageuniv.net
mobasistar@yahoo.com
guosa_language.television@yahoo.com

Tel: (510) 706-5652

Duration : 0:9:1

The Guosa language is the result of natural scientific evolution. It assumes international limelight spreading across Nigeria and other West African Sub-Regional countries or the ECOWAS. It is a linguist link and complement to the languages and cultures of Togo, Republic of Benin, Gambia, Senegal, Chad, Niger, Liberia, Sierra-Leone and Ghana etc. As an evolving language, it will represent a long lasting lingua franca as well as a socio-cultural identity for the diverse cultural groups and languages of the West African countries. A similar position is held by Swahili the trade language, which facilitated communication and commerce in South Africa.

Alex G. Igbineweka inaugurated the Train-the-Trainer program at the Ikeja Grammar School, Ogba Lagos Nigeria in December of 2006. And in 2007 the second volume of the dictionary of Guosa language was published among other publications. This is the most comprehensive English-Guosa African language Dictionary evolution ever written to date. There are about 106,962 head words evolved from so many Nigerians and other West African traditional vocabularies and more to be discovered by any language researcher who is ready to take the road less frequented

Help sponsor or support academic research and development, and foster linguistic and cultural unity in diversity for Nigeria and the West African countries or the ECOWAS member-states. After all, impossibility lies only within the walls of indifferent and inactive minds.

Times in life we must learn to step the history aside and make rooms for history.

Contact:
Guosa Educational, Scientific & Cultural Inst., Inc
A Nigerian and the West African Common Indigenous Future Lingua Franca

www.dawodu.net/guosa1.htm
www.edofolks.com
www.guosa-language.tv

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mobasistar@yahoo.com
guosa_language.television@yahoo.com

Tel: (510) 706-5652

Duration : 0:9:1

a world-speech between Sudanese and Mediterranean Africa

This shows the significance of these far of these contacts. Concerning the slave trade John Newton said that the far greater part of the wars in Africa were due to the European slave trade

Perry Noble:

http://books.google.com/books?pg=RA1-PA9&id=GIkAAAAAMAAJ#v=onepage&q=&f=false

“Of the group of Negro languages centering upon Lake Chad, the Hausa has become the most popular, and has traveled farthest.

Through large districts on both sides of the Binwe and Niger rivers it is invaluable as the circulating medium of thought. In extent of usefulness it surpasses all other single languages in inner Africa. It serves not only as the mother-tongue of fifteen millions of Negroes, but as a lingua franca between Sudanese tribes of difierent tongues, and even as a world-speech between Sudanese and Mediterranean Africa, It is remarkable for simplicity, elegance and wealth of vocabulary. It ranks among man’s imperial languages—the Latin of Central Sudan—magnificent, rich and sonorous, beautiful and facile in grammatical structure; exhibiting a harmony in its word-forms, and a symphonal symmetry that few tongnes can equal.”

“Medieval West Africa: Views From Arab Scholars and Merchants”

http://www.amazon.com/Medieval-West-Africa-Scholars-Merchants/dp/155876304X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1241409685&sr=8-1

Yaqut 12th century page 40

“The king of Zafun is stronger than the veiled people of the Maghreb and more versed in the art of kingship. The veiled people acknowledge his superiority over them, obey him and resort to him in all important matters of government. One year the king, on his way to the pilgrimage, came to the Maghreb to pay a visit to the commander of the Muslims, the veiled king of the Maghreb, of the tribe of Lamtuna. The Commander of the Muslims met him on foot, wheras the king of Zafun did not dismount for him. He was tall, of deep black complexion and veiled.”

The slave trade was due to economic manipulation by the European powers. This was made possible because of modern banking

International Dictionary of Historic Places: Middle East and Africa By Trudy Ring, Robert M. Salkin, Sharon La Boda

http://books.google.com/books?id=R44VRnNCzAYC&pg=RA1-PA398#v=onepage&q=&f=false

Through contact with the Islamic world to the north and east, Kano and the rest of Hausaland already were influenced indirectly by the wider world, indcluding the western world. Kano had served as a center of the slave trade from long before this time, but served mostly north Africa. The demand for slaves to fill the needs of European colonies in the New World, led Kano more deeply into the slave trade early in the seventeenth century. The Hausa themselves never dealt directly with European slavers. Rather, they would go on raiding expeditions to the south, then trade their captives to other peoples south and west of them, who would trade with Europeans on the coast.

John Newton On the slave trade read pages 227-252

http://books.google.com/books?id=OjI3AAAAMAAJ&pg=PA245#v=onepage&q=&f=false

“But slaves are the staple article of the traffic; and though a considerable number may have been born near the sea, I believe the bulk of them are brought from far. I have reason to think that some travel more than a thousand miles, before they reach the sea-coast. Whether there may be convicts amongst these like, wise, or what proportion they may bear to those who are taken prisoners in war, it is impossible to know….

I verily believe, that the far greater part of the wars, in Africa, would cease, if the Europeans would cease to tempt them, by offering goods for slaves. And though they do not bring legions into the field, their wars are bloody. I believe, the captives reserved for sale are fewer than the slain.

I have not sufficient data to warrant calculation but, I suppose, not less than one hundred thousand slaves are exported, annually, from all parts of Africa, and that more than one-half of these are exported in English bottoms.

If but an equal number are killed in war, and if many of these wars are kindled by the incentive of selling their prisoners ; what an annual accumulation of blood must there be, crying against the nations of Europe concerned in this trade, and particularly against our own!”

Duration : 0:2:21

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SWAHILI LANGUAGE FOR THE EAST AND THE GUOSA LANGUAGE FOR THE WEST

The Guosa language is the result of natural scientific evolution. It assumes international limelight spreading across Nigeria and other West African Sub-Regional countries or the ECOWAS. It is a linguist link and complement to the languages and cultures of Togo, Republic of Benin, Gambia, Senegal, Chad, Niger, Liberia, Sierra-Leone and Ghana etc. As an evolving language, it will represent a long lasting lingua franca as well as a socio-cultural identity for the diverse cultural groups and languages of the West African countries. A similar position is held by Swahili the trade language, which facilitated communication and commerce in South Africa.

Alex G. Igbineweka inaugurated the Train-the-Trainer program at the Ikeja Grammar School, Ogba Lagos Nigeria in December of 2006. And in 2007 the second volume of the dictionary of Guosa language was published among other publications. This is the most comprehensive English-Guosa African language Dictionary evolution ever written to date. There are about 106,962 head words evolved from so many Nigerians and other West African traditional vocabularies and more to be discovered by any language researcher who is ready to take the road less frequented

Help sponsor or support academic research and development, and foster linguistic and cultural unity in diversity for Nigeria and the West African countries or the ECOWAS member-states. After all, impossibility lies only within the walls of indifferent and inactive minds.

Times in life we must learn to step the history aside and make rooms for history.

Contact:
Guosa Educational, Scientific & Cultural Inst., Inc
A Nigerian and the West African Common Indigenous Future Lingua Franca

www.dawodu.net/guosa1.htm
www.edofolks.com
www.guosa-language.tv

E-mail guosa-language@amheritageuniv.net
mobasistar@yahoo.com
guosa_language.television@yahoo.com

Tel: (510) 706-5652

Duration : 0:8:42

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The Guosa language is the result of natural scientific evolution. It assumes international limelight spreading across Nigeria and other West African Sub-Regional countries or the ECOWAS. It is a linguist link and complement to the languages and cultures of Togo, Republic of Benin, Gambia, Senegal, Chad, Niger, Liberia, Sierra-Leone and Ghana etc. As an evolving language, it will represent a long lasting lingua franca as well as a socio-cultural identity for the diverse cultural groups and languages of the West African countries. A similar position is held by Swahili the trade language, which facilitated communication and commerce in South Africa.

Alex G. Igbineweka inaugurated the Train-the-Trainer program at the Ikeja Grammar School, Ogba Lagos Nigeria in December of 2006. And in 2007 the second volume of the dictionary of Guosa language was published among other publications. This is the most comprehensive English-Guosa African language Dictionary evolution ever written to date. There are about 106,962 head words evolved from so many Nigerians and other West African traditional vocabularies and more to be discovered by any language researcher who is ready to take the road less frequented

Help sponsor or support academic research and development, and foster linguistic and cultural unity in diversity for Nigeria and the West African countries or the ECOWAS member-states. After all, impossibility lies only within the walls of indifferent and inactive minds.

Times in life we must learn to step the history aside and make rooms for history.

Contact:
Guosa Educational, Scientific & Cultural Inst., Inc
A Nigerian and the West African Common Indigenous Future Lingua Franca

www.dawodu.net/guosa1.htm
www.edofolks.com
www.guosa-language.tv

E-mail guosa-language@amheritageuniv.net
mobasistar@yahoo.com
guosa_language.television@yahoo.com

Tel: (510) 706-5652

Duration : 0:8:29

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The Guosa language is the result of natural scientific evolution. It assumes international limelight spreading across Nigeria and other West African Sub-Regional countries or the ECOWAS. It is a linguist link and complement to the languages and cultures of Togo, Republic of Benin, Gambia, Senegal, Chad, Niger, Liberia, Sierra-Leone and Ghana etc. As an evolving language, it will represent a long lasting lingua franca as well as a socio-cultural identity for the diverse cultural groups and languages of the West African countries. A similar position is held by Swahili the trade language, which facilitated communication and commerce in South Africa.

Alex G. Igbineweka inaugurated the Train-the-Trainer program at the Ikeja Grammar School, Ogba Lagos Nigeria in December of 2006. And in 2007 the second volume of the dictionary of Guosa language was published among other publications. This is the most comprehensive English-Guosa African language Dictionary evolution ever written to date. There are about 106,962 head words evolved from so many Nigerians and other West African traditional vocabularies and more to be discovered by any language researcher who is ready to take the road less frequented

Help sponsor or support academic research and development, and foster linguistic and cultural unity in diversity for Nigeria and the West African countries or the ECOWAS member-states. After all, impossibility lies only within the walls of indifferent and inactive minds.

Times in life we must learn to step the history aside and make rooms for history.

Contact:
Guosa Educational, Scientific & Cultural Inst., Inc
A Nigerian and the West African Common Indigenous Future Lingua Franca

www.dawodu.net/guosa1.htm
www.edofolks.com
www.guosa-language.tv

E-mail guosa-language@amheritageuniv.net
mobasistar@yahoo.com
guosa_language.television@yahoo.com

Tel: (510) 706-5652

Duration : 0:8:29

HELP SPONSOR THE GUOSA LANGUAGE RESEARCH: A NIGERIAN AND WEST AFRICAN “ECOWAS” COMMON INDIGENOUS FUTURE LINGUA FRNCA

The Guosa language is the result of natural scientific evolution. It assumes international limelight spreading across Nigeria and other West African Sub-Regional countries or the ECOWAS. It is a linguist link and complement to the languages and cultures of Togo, Republic of Benin, Gambia, Senegal, Chad, Niger, Liberia, Sierra-Leone and Ghana etc. As an evolving language, it will represent a long lasting lingua franca as well as a socio-cultural identity for the diverse cultural groups and languages of the West African countries. A similar position is held by Swahili the trade language, which facilitated communication and commerce in South Africa.

Alex G. Igbineweka inaugurated the Train-the-Trainer program at the Ikeja Grammar School, Ogba Lagos Nigeria in December of 2006. And in 2007 the second volume of the dictionary of Guosa language was published among other publications. This is the most comprehensive English-Guosa African language Dictionary evolution ever written to date. There are about 106,962 head words evolved from so many Nigerians and other West African traditional vocabularies and more to be discovered by any language researcher who is ready to take the road less frequented

Help sponsor or support academic research and development, and foster linguistic and cultural unity in diversity for Nigeria and the West African countries or the ECOWAS member-states. After all, impossibility lies only within the walls of indifferent and inactive minds.

For example,

Guosa Language: Biko fun mi ni ruwa

English Language: “Please, give me water

Sources of the Guosa language evolution:

biko……..(please) …from the Igbo language and Igbo dialects

fun…..(give)….from the Yoruba language and dialects

mi……(me). (first person pronoun) from Efik, Ibibio, Yoruba, Itsekiri, Berom…etc.

ruwa…..(water) from Hausa language and dialects around the Hausa/fulani empire.

Guosa language: sigkie…..”noun” sigche…”synonym”

English language: move, or shift

Sources of word evolution “encycloppadea”:

Sigkie: “noun”…….from Esan and Kalabari languages and dialects.

Esan…Siche…meaning…(shift) Kalabari….Sigi…meaning (shift)

Therefore, Guosa language:…Sigkie English language: “sigi” + “siche” or “sikie” = “sigkie”, “sigche” (noun and synonym)

Guosa Language: eku a bia si kasa Naijeriya

English language: Welcome to the country of Nigeria

Guosa Language: k’odi uzola bibiawa, baiyo

English Language: until the next week, goodbye

COPY, PASTE AND FOLLOW THIS LINK TO WATCH SOME GUOSA-LANGUAGE VIDEOS:

http://www.guosa-language.tv/video/NTA

http://www.guosa-language.tv/video/4alex115

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Contact: Guosa Educational, Scientific & Cultural Inst., Inc

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Duration : 0:8:41

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