Our duties as Africans in the diaspora...

[NriWarriorOfPeace]

THE MISSION OF THE NRI PEOPLE

"It is their first duty to accept anybody who walks into the Nri community seeking to have a new life. It does not matter if their former communities rejected them or if they willingly left their communities as long as those immigrants respect Nri laws. He said that the second duty Nri people owe to their environment is to actively spread the message of peace, tolerance, fair play, and non-violence as Agbala (God -- The Perfect Spirit) and Aja-Ana (Earth Goddess, Mother Earth) had shown them. He reminded them that the third duty of the Nri community to their environment is to prescribe and interpret moral laws according to Aja-Ana (the Earth Goddess) and to cleanse whoever had offended Aja-Ana..the fourth duty Nri owe to the earth is to continue to explore what it means to be a perfect human being and, therefore, a perfect society and then make those discoveries a reality in the world."

P. 115-116. of Nri warriors of Peace by Chikodi Anunobi

Nri Warriors of Peace -- The Book

[NriWarriorOfPeace]

our people established a rich and beautiful civilization for over a millennium and were against slavery and warfare and lost to the slave trading oligarchies in the region...since us Nri people were extreme ambassadors of peace, truth, nonviolence, and fairness we did not have a army to protect us and we are now here...however, we must (re)connect with our people in spirit...even though the slave trade was the worst human tragedy, it was also a way for us Nri people to carry out and fulfill our duties allover the world...you are Nri and Nri is you...remember that...

-Bless