Alignment through the incorporation of binary codes on the Ifa divination tray, blending the traditional and the modern.
It suggests that ancient wisdom, like Ifa, can parallel modern technological practices, emphasizing a harmony between past and present knowledge systems. It is a continuum.
Word of the Day: “Hope is the physician of each mystery.” – Irish Proverb
Today (November 24) in history, we turn our gaze to the significant events of the Ethiopian monarchy in the 19th century. Sahle Selassie, a prominent ruler in the history of Ethiopia, made a critical decision amid religious disputes that divided the Ethiopian Orthodox Church. He dismissed his appointees to the local monasteries of Shewa, demonstrating a commitment to ecclesiastical autonomy and navigating a complex array of political and religious challenges during his reign. Selassie’s reign was marked by efforts to strengthen his domain and maintain regional stability despite the turmoil of the era.
News from Africa and beyond (November 24, 2023).
Continue reading NEWS FROM AFRICA AND BEYOND (NOVEMBER 24, 2023).
In the landscape of life, the towering hourglass represents the present moment holding the sands of time, urging us to cherish now rather than chase the elusive future.
As we stand before the grandeur of now, let’s be intense and recognize that true fulfillment lies not in the mirage that lies ahead but in the reality of the current seconds.
“You can’t go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the ending.” – C. S. Lewis
Hidden Animals: “In this vast savanna under the setting sun, how many creatures great and small have come to have their fun? Count them if you can.”
Cultural Symbols: “Scattered across this land are symbols rich and grand. How many can you find, and from which cultures do they stand?”
Interactive Riddle: “Within this scene of orange and gold, a proverb old is told. What wisdom does it hold?”
Word of the Day: “You can’t wake a person who is pretending to be asleep.” – Navajo Proverb
Today (November 23) in history, the National Museum of the Democratic Republic of Congo was opened to the public in 2019 by the President of the DRC, Félix Tshisekedi. This was to provide for the conservation of the cultural heritage of DRC scattered over the world especially in Belgium, when they are finally returned to the country.
Continue reading NEWS FROM AFRICA AND BEYOND (NOVEMBER 23, 2023).Afriqai Podcast is back with a fresh episode of Season 2.
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Word of the Day: “When the roots are deep, there is no reason to fear the wind.” – African Proverb
Today (November 22) in history, 20-year-old Mike Tyson became the youngest heavyweight champion in boxing history in 1986 with a second-round knockout of Trevor Berbick.
In 1963, John F. Kennedy, the 35th U.S. president, was assassinated in Dallas, Texas, while riding in an open car.
News from Africa and beyond (November 22, 2023).
Nigeria:
1. **Just In: Why We Attacked Adamawa Police HQ – Nigerian Army**
– Summary: Brigadier General Gambo Mohammed reveals the reasons behind the Nigerian Army’s attack on the Adamawa State police command headquarters.
– [Read more](https://www.naijanews.com/2023/11/22/just-in-why-we-attacked-adamawa-police-hq-nigerian-army/?amp=1)
2. **Naira reverses 2 days gain, falls by N80 against US dollar after CBN’s decision**
– Summary: The naira experiences a significant depreciation against the US dollar following a decision by the Central Bank of Nigeria.
Continue reading NEWS FROM AFRICA AND BEYOND (NOVEMBER 22, 2023).I stand tall for freedom, but what does my key unlock in the land of the free?
Word of the Day: “When the roots are deep, there is no reason to fear the wind.” – African Proverb
Today (November 21) in history, Robert Mugabe resigned from the office of President of Zimbabwe in 2017.
Nigeria:
1. **MTN Welcome Back: MTN Data Code To Get 1GB For N200, 1000 For 4GB**
– Summary: MTN introduces a Welcome Back Plan offering affordable data packages to reward loyal customers.
– [Read more](https://goldennewsng.com/mtn-welcome-back-mtn-data-code-to-get-1gb-for-n200-1000-for-4gb/amp/)
2. **Mohbad’s Mother Pleads With President Tinubu, Nigerians Over His Father’s Stand Against Burial**
Continue reading News from Africa and beyond (November 21, 2023).
A common saying, found even in religious texts, goes, “When the foundation be destroyed, what can the righteous do?” This implies that one’s history is just as vital as the future, emphasizing the significance of understanding our identity. Have you ever considered that Africa, as we know it, may not be the continent’s true name? In fact, it might have once been referred to as the Garden of Eden. These intriguing revelations form the basis of our maiden episode on Afriqai Podcasts, where we aim to shed light on the mysteries of Africa.
Discovering Africa’s True Identity:
Continue reading Unraveling the Mysteries of Africa: Welcome to Afriqai Podcasts!
Call me Ola-kun-le.
“What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet” These famous words from Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet have echoed through time, suggesting that a name does not define the true nature of a person or thing. However, if he were here today, he would witness how modern roses without fragrance challenge his words. Names, after all, hold a unique significance. They have the power to shape perceptions and evoke emotions. Allow me to share my personal journey of rediscovering the depth and meaning behind my name, Olakunle, and why it is essential to address me by my true name.
Continue reading Please, do not call me…that name…
In the realm of names lies a profound significance, extending beyond the mere arrangement of letters in rhythmic flow. Today, I wish to delve into a word HADAWAMAYAWA, a name that caught my attention while going through my father’s correspondence with Dr. Deji Oworu. Before we explore the essence of this name, allow me to acknowledge what I deem essential—a concept that carries immense value.
Continue reading HADAWAMAYAWA: A Call for National Conversations by ‘Lakunle Jaiyesimi
Once upon a time, time time! There was a man and his name was BAT and so he BATified his people, he protected them and provided for them as best as he could. It was words on the streets that BAT looked out for his own and many thought that he had good intentions, especially for those that worked on a plantation that he took ownership of. He was the king of the plantation, and everyun, not really everyun, deferred to him when it came to the affairs of the plantation.
Continue reading The plantation and the metamorphosis of BAT by ‘Lakunle Jaiyesimi
Is he yours?
He is not my President, who wishes to rule a space of his own conjuring!
He is not my President, who has an army of Nigerians ready to subvert the rule of law!
Continue reading Not my President! by ‘Lakunle Jaiyesimi(Nigeria’s general elections that stopped it all!)
From the pulpits across Nigeria, it’s good news. From the hinterlands to the dense streets of Lagos cities, majority of Nigerians seem upbeat about the coming elections, approaching it with cautious enthusiasm and are purveyors of the good news with a smile. Be reminded that the next elections are just few minutes away.
Good news, Nigeria? Only if the simple dreams of Nigerians, with basic expectations, can inch closer to becoming true. In darkness and with hunger, just a little hope is good news disguised.
2023 is a year that bodes differently for different people.
For some, it’s the subject of jokes, especially the undecided young Nigerians who seek to be voted as governors of either Ebonyi or Abia States, or Kaduna if the electorates would be so magnanimous.
Continue reading 2023: The Year of Pocketing, Junketing and Confusion
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