Greetings,

I have never recanted my support of Pres. Buhari nor Obasanjo and the APC yet I know that despite their strength it is not enough to bring a system of justice. I know and understand on a level that is deeper than most yet I am still a babe to many powerful priests and priestess within the traditional African system. Yet I know one thing, Black people have super natural powers! Even White people believe we have supernatural powers reason they outlawed our traditional systems during the slavery in the Diaspora. Even Africa missionary demonized African Gods and create mob justice falsely accusing old women and children of being witches. Them missionaries and their NGOs were satanists, we have to be wiser. We had to hide our systems under their religions and we did it so long that many don't want to discard their worthless religions. Yes, discard them because even Whites don't use their religions they are using witchcraft and occultism to rule over the African race. I don't want to say all Whites just the White Supremacists because there are many Whites that are asleep to the powers of magick just as much as Africans. Yet we don't know that many of these occultic Whites are kidnapping and sacrificing African children because they know we have supernatural powers. Think its fantasy? I know you are asleep so I will go easy on some of you Christians, Muslims and atheists. Magick is the only science, Ancient African priests were scientists. Let's list the Africans we know to have possessed supernatural powers. Alaafin Sango is the first one that I came across who had supernatural powers of causing rain, thunder, lightning and destructive weather to kill his enemies from hundreds of miles of away. The legend of Queen Nyabingi had super natural healing powers. The Bachwezi Kings Ndahura, Mulindwa, Wamara, and Kagoro all had supernatural powers. It is said in oral history that our ancient royal families were all born with supernatural powers that is until they began to mix with forbidden bloodlines and engaging in taboo practices. In South Africa they had the Rain Queen whose bloodline possessed the ability to make it rain from out of nowhere to feed crops. I can go on and on with examples of Africans possessing super natural abilities including most talented Africans in sports, in entertainment and science doing things that no other humans can do. We are a people bestowed with the Most High's emanations. How come we not spread this knowledge?

We will need to cultivate our supernatural powers. As the Alaafin Sango has spoken about Ifa being neglected by Yorubas and I am quite sure Igbos, Fulanis, Hausas and other ethnic groups of Africans have allowed their traditional sciences to go not nurtured. We need to form economic means to support priests and priestesses, to help native doctors to survive this times when our sciences are under attack. Other people gathering our sciences and have gathered them to use to enslave us, this is how Freemasonry which came from Egypt is being used against us. This is real fact. This is how come I am wondering how are some of you are completely not giving up on these Western religions which are empty of any science. How do you think you can win in these end times without supernatural powers against a foe that is using the occult against you? Nonsense. Stop being ashamed of who you are. We are gods and goddesses, our ancestors were gods and goddesses. The only way we have come to know God is that he has descended on Earth to our ancestors long before Jesus or Muhammad. Who do you think imparted this vast knowledge of civilization to the African but the Most High? You can't believe it was aliens. This is no globe Earth. The Earth is positively flat. This lie was told by the same people ruling the world today, the Roman Crypto Jewish ran Freemasonry! This was done to discredit God because once you know its a dome over the Earth, more lands beyond the Ice Wall that surrounds the 7 continents, magick being a real science, then you are awakened. Cultural awakening needs to happen now and it begins with cultivating supernatural powers. Elevate the native doctors to teach the youth. There's no other way you can replace the satanic system of White Supremacy without cultural awakening. No way!

Shamanic priestesses of East Africa ::: by Max Dashu

The amazon queen Kitami also called Nyabingi

The legend of Queen Nyabingi began with an amazon queen named Kitami, who possessed a sacred drum. Later generations revered her as a powerful ancestor (emandua) and she spoke through priestesses called Bagirwa. Most of them were were traditional healers, chosen by Nyabingi as her prophets. Wearing barkcloth veils, they entered paranormal states with "stylized trembling movements" and prophesied in arcane language, with high-pitched voices, holding dialogues with Nyabingi and speaking in her name.

Bagirwa: rebel priestesses of Uganda

Foreign travellers in the Uganda / Rwanda borderlands heard rumors about these holy women. The explorer Stanley had gotten reports of the WaNyavingi, and of an Empress of Ruanda (though women did not rule there). In 1891, Emin Pasha wrote from Mpororo that this powerful woman was never seen, “a voice behind a curtain of bark cloth, with the reputation of a great sorceress.” Sometimes she was carried on a litter like a queen. A British document refers to “Navingi, chieftainess of Omupundi.”

But there was more than one Nyabingi. Although the bagirwa "were almost invariably women," there were some men too. They also dressed in the female manner. The bagirwa demanded tribute from chiefs, disrupting the tribute patterns in Rwanda, and distributed cattle and beer.

Muhumusa

She appears in the early 1900s as a widowed Rwandan queen mother who fled with the heir to the throne into Ndorwa, in what is now SW Uganda. She was a chief who refused to acknowledge the usurper mwame Musinga, who was allied with the German colonials. In 1911 Muhumusa proclaimed “she would drive out the Europeans” and “that the bullets of the Wazungu would turn to water against her.” She roused a military resistance which was stamped out within months, and she spent the rest of her life under detention, first by the Germans and then at the behest of the British (1912-1945).

Muhumusa became the first in a line of rebel priestesses fighting colonial domination in the name of Nyabingi. The British passed their 1912 Witchcraft Act in direct response to the political effectiveness of this spiritually-based resistance movement. The graphic above shows a few of the bagirwa mentioned in colonial reports in the second decade of the 20th century.

In August of 1917, the “Nabinga” Kaigirwa engineered the Nyakishenyi revolt, with unanimous public support. British officials placed a high price on her head, but no one would claim it. One commissioner remarked, “These fanatical women are a curse to the country.”

In January of 1919, colonial forces attacked the Congo camp of Kaigirwa, her husband Luhemba, the male mugirwa Ndochibiri and others. The men died in battle, defiantly breaking their rifles and cursing their enemies. But Kaigirwa and the main body of fighters managed to evade the army and escape. However, the British captured the sacred white sheep, which they carefully burnt to dust before a convocation of leading chiefs. They lectured this captive audience “not to listen to Kaigirwa who will only lead them to trouble.” But a series of disasters afflicted the District Commissioner who killed the sheep. His own herds were wiped out, his roof caved in and a mysterious fire broke out in his house. Kaigirwa attempted another rising, then went into the hills. She was never captured.

One official wrote “that a very serious general rising … had been most narrowly averted,” and another referred to “the narrow escape… from a serious native outbreak” and the danger of “this Nabingi propaganda.” Others would follow. The most serious was the 1928 Rebellion, which began with the killing of puppet chiefs and “large, excited and armed gatherings in the hills” and what one British source described as "armed witchcraft dances."

After this, the political dimension of the bagirwa gradually fades, and the underlying healing culture reasserts itself. The missionaries were finally making headway in converting people to Christianity, which had political dimensions. Some converts were not above pressuring people into baptism by declaring that pagans would be under suspicion for political subversion.

Queen Nyabingi, the legendary spirit of liberation from oppression

But there was one more chapter to follow. Although the Nyabingi movement was quelled by the 1930s in East Africa, it inspired the Rastafarians in Jamaica, who were attuned to the region because of their allegiance to the king of Ethiopia. They adopted Queen Nyabingi as a spirit of liberation whose power would overcome "downpressors." The Order of Nyabingi became an important cultural touchstone. Drumming and chanting Nyabingi took on the meaning of overcoming oppression and destroying those who committed injustice.

Sango was the third Alaafin of Oyo. He was the second son of Oranmiyan; the founder of Oyo Empire; the youngest of the grandsons of Oduduwa. Sango was a brave and powerful man that inherited most of his special abilities from the Nupe, his mother’s people. During the reign of Alaafin Ajaka, Oyo Empire was under a regular treat of war from Olowu, Ajaka’s cousin; who rules Owu Kingdom. Olowu later sent his warriors to capture Alaafin Ajaka and bring him to Owu. In their bid to rescue Alaafin Ajaka, the Oyomesi (Oyo’s council of chiefs), sent for Sango in Nupeland where he had lived. He rescue to Ajaka and he was crowned King while Alaafin Ajaka was sent into exile.


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Love Sango

Many of you need to get off this school science nonsense. The White Supremacists set up your school system that focused upon teaching only reading, writing and arithmetic, you are not encouraged to use the creative side of your brain. This just makes you a slave. Do you want know how come Benin Empire overcame the Yorubas at one time? Because of arts and craft, the arts and crafts of Benin was so exquisite that the Europeans carted it off to their museums where they still sit today. They know that most of the arts and crafts will inspire a return to true science. There is no globe ball Earth. When you understand that you will wonder, well, what are they hiding? They are hiding God and to hide God is to hide the God within each of you. The Most High is the father of the Gods and we are his children.


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Black people have super powers.

The Earth is positively flat.