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Re: UNILAG Convocation: Falola Advocates Study Of Ifa, Witchcraft In Universities by mauchiz: 5:51pm On Jan 16 |
Will it solve Nigerians problems? Will it reduce the cost of things in the market? I don't know how it will move Nigeria forward. These lecturers in Nigeria are not feeling fine, of all the things people can study, is witchcraft and Ifa is the course a human being says people should study. Wonders shall never end 1 Like |
Re: UNILAG Convocation: Falola Advocates Study Of Ifa, Witchcraft In Universities by Kushites: 5:52pm On Jan 16 |
FreeStuffsNG: The first decolonisation is to stop calling our ancient spiritual knowledge “witchcraft”. It’s a stupid English term that demonises the spiritual sciences. Our ancestors called it the Mysteries. You may call it the Occult, which means ‘hidden knowledge’. The Occult is neither good nor bad. It is like a knife. You can use it for good or for ill. What it really is is learning about accessing the non-material universe, and the various energies that populate that space, and how to manipulate such energies in our favour. Such knowledge is VITAL, because the physical world we can access with our five senses as humans, is less than 2% of Reality. The other 98% is what scientists refer to as ‘dark matter’. That’s where ‘heaven’ is, and where God and other beings, including so-called ‘dead people’ reside, all very much ALIVE and thriving. When you study the Mysteries, you learn about, and even gain access to that realm. Use knowledge from there to influence your reality here. If we weren’t mentally colonised to hate our heritage, by now we would have summoned our great traditional priests to decipher the source of our problems through DIVINATION, and how to fix them. ONE DAY WE WILL WAKE UP FROM OUR SLUMBER, AND DROP THAT STUPID BIBLE AND KORAN FOREIGNERS USED TO DECEIVE US AND STEAL FROM US, and become AFRICANS again. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: UNILAG Convocation: Falola Advocates Study Of Ifa, Witchcraft In Universities by Konquest: 7:28pm On Jan 16 |
FreeStuffsNG:The don also asked UNILAG specifically to run courses that will lead to the award of degrees in Lagoon and Sea Economies and also create a center of creative economies and African vocabulary development and enlightenment bank. He emphasized that the decolonization of African education would certainly bring about meaningful transformation in Nigeria and other African countries. “And the time to scale up the process is now,” he concluded. ~~~~~~ My take on this: The renowned U.S.-based Prof. Toyin Falola (Prof. Falola is the Jacob and Frances Sanger Mossiker Chair at the University of Texas at Austin) made a lot of valid points on his speech. The Chinese and other Asians have decolonized their own education system as well by using their languages for teaching and are doing well technologically. The Chinese and Indians have become space-age superpowers haven sent astronauts into outer space within the last 10 years and these are based on their domestication of time-tested knowledge and Asian spiritual philosophies. Same has to be done in Nigeria and Africa. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: UNILAG Convocation: Falola Advocates Study Of Ifa, Witchcraft In Universities by blueAgent(m): 9:23pm On Jan 16 |
Kushites: Keep fooling yourself. All this claims have be refuted. Blacks invented no shit, stop living in a bubble. |
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