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THE IGBO STORY IS BIGGER THAN YOU THINK. THE IGBO STORY IS BIGGER THAN YOU THINK. 🌍 From Nigeria to the United States, United Kingdom, Canada and beyond, Igbo people have made remarkable contributions in politics, literature, science, medicine, business, technology, sports and entertainment. Think of some of the names: 🇳🇬 Nnamdi Azikiwe — Nigeria’sContinue reading “THE IGBO STORY IS BIGGER THAN YOU THINK.”

EKE WEDNESDAY MORNING DECLARATIONS EKE WEDNESDAY MORNING DECLARATIONS🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 This Eke morning, I stand with a clear head and a firm Ofor, speaking over every person who receives these words with sincerity. May your Chi remain awake. May your head remain settled. May your spirit remain connected to the wisdom that guides your journey. May theContinue reading “EKE WEDNESDAY MORNING DECLARATIONS”

VOODOO: THE POWERFUL AFRICAN SPIRITUAL TRADITION HISTORY MISUNDERSTOOD VOODOO: THE POWERFUL AFRICAN SPIRITUAL TRADITION HISTORY MISUNDERSTOOD Was it really “black magic”—or did Africans use spiritual power, belief and ritual as weapons in times of war? For centuries, the word “Voodoo” has been used to create an image of dolls, curses, zombies and mysterious spells. HollywoodContinue reading “VOODOO: THE POWERFUL AFRICAN SPIRITUAL TRADITION HISTORY MISUNDERSTOOD”

THE AFRICAN SYMBOLS THAT COULD HIDE MATHEMATICS IN PLAIN SIGHT THE AFRICAN SYMBOLS THAT COULD HIDE MATHEMATICS IN PLAIN SIGHT What if I told you that some African symbols were not merely drawings… but mathematical systems built from dots, lines, patterns and rules? Long before computers, calculators and modern programming languages, people in Central AfricaContinue reading “THE AFRICAN SYMBOLS THAT COULD HIDE MATHEMATICS IN PLAIN SIGHT”

Can an African become a Christian without becoming less African? Can an African become a Christian without becoming less African? That is the question we should be asking. If becoming a Christian means rejecting your history, looking down on your ancestors, dropping your own way of seeing the world, and calling your traditions “pagan,” thenContinue reading “Can an African become a Christian without becoming less African?”