Ogboni cult in Beta Edu and T.B. Joshua, By Festus Adedayo
TB Joshua’s tendency for sorcery was first busted by Ibadan-based famous eerie-world-revealer and broadcaster, Kola Olawuyi.
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Ogboni duality in Betta Edu and T.B. Joshua
The “Edan” is a Yoruba Ogboni cult insignia, an emblem of membership in the Ogboni society. It is a cylindrical duality of male and female brass figures
Source: tribuneonlineng.com
Ogboni cult in Beta Edu and T.B. Joshua, by Festus Adedayo
This image is intermixed with the supernatural powers of a witch, an aje, reputed to have powers for the defence and protection of Ogboni cult initiates.
Source: theeagleonline.com.ng
The Ogboni cult in Beta Edu and TB Joshua, By Festus Adedayo
TB Joshua’s tendency for sorcery was first busted by Ibadan-based famous eerie-world-revealer and broadcaster, Kola Olawuyi.
Source: premiumtimesng.com
2023 was annus horribilis; here's to a better year
Africa’s crisis of governance continues to underpin our crisis of development.
Source: theeastafrican.co.ke
Inside the last true political machine in America
What a town is like when one family runs everything | Christmas Specials
Source: economist.com
The President as African King, By CHIDI AMUTA — National Accord Newspaper
The size of President Tinubu’s delegation to the COP28 Climate Summit in Dubai has raised a bit of dust. On closer examination, I think it was unnecessary noise based on incomplete understanding of the president’s sense of mission.
Source: nationalaccordnewspaper.com
First ever Saudi-Africa summit welcomes countries shunned by West
Saudi Arabia and African countries were set to sign deals worth some 500 million euros at an economic summit in Riyadh – the first of its kind. The three-day event, which began Friday, hopes to boost…
Source: rfi.fr
'At the Heart of Democracy Is the Idea That the People of a Nation Feel Not Only Seen, but Heard' — An Examination of Africa's Recent Coups - JURIST - Features
Why do coups d’état happen? Is it that bad leadership pushes people to their boiling points, compelling them to take matters into their own hands? Or is it a lack of adequate preventative laws? Do ext...
Source: jurist.org
How West African public opinion turned against France
France-Africa, the breakdown (1/3). West African people have gradually come to reject French influence, to the point of blaming the former colonizer for all the regions ills.
France General Democratic Republic Of The Congo Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema Omar Bongo Ali Bongo Ondimba Committee For The Transition
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