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THE NIGERIAN COAT OF ARMS IS A FLY

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I used to go to Madepro, a Computer business center/ school where high level wizards and witches were trained, usually secondary school leavers, trained to destroy the world, for service. And they feared and hated me because I broke their codes. A million times the network would go out of the computer and I would fix it back also spiritually to do what I had to do.
One day, I was working on a computer desktop system here, when these youngsters' teacher was teaching on viruses. I saw a lot that day. They would take off my computer network and I'd restore it back severally. Finally, the guy started to play about with faeces in the realm. He packed them and robbed them on his palm and put some in a pail and told the young people "is that not a virus?" Abi?" And they all laughed saying "yes". This was, according to him, the origin of viruses in unsecure computers. Then, he sent them all to hell by physically closing the doors in the second loft of the story building which was too unbearably stuffy and sucked out all the air in the room in the name of witchcraft training, although I alone in that room had breath to breathe. At my spare time, two of the overly immoral youngsters were working on an assignment on the Nigerian Coat of Arms. Then they started to literally laugh, thinking they spoke in coded languages and nobody heard them. "You see", they said, "they just thought we made the Nigerian Coat of Arms better, but we drastically reduced the quality, rather, and now we've made it a fly." And if you look at the first Coat of Arms, it is the spirit of suffering. This second one is literally in shape, Belzebub, the spirit of the flies.

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