Cultural miseducation keeps Nigeria as the Slave Coast
Prince Justice As Coronavirus destroys all global structures and China is enthroned as the leading superpower, having overtook the USA, I can’t but feel jealous, left out, knowing Nigeria is the astrological…
Politics
Awujale/Oluwo attacks on Yoruba culture to end Obaship
In response to the uproar created by a Bill in Ogun State legislature to reform crowning Obas in Yorubaland, Prince Justice Faloye, President ASHE Foundation, first restated the belief that…
Nigerian Traditional knowledge system beats all world systems!
Prince Justice Faloye, President of ASHE Foundation has decried that for too long we have suffered in silence the denigration of our culture identity and systems by foreign Abrahamic cultural…
Amotekun : Son of a thousand fathers?
ASHE Foundation has raised concerns over the continued bastardization of Original African traditional identity and the divisiveness of followers of Abrahamic dogma. In response to Prof Akintola of Muric statement…
Black Cultural Power and the symbol of the Leopard
Culture is the most power unifying bond between a people. It could be articulated and unified to be a source of power or could be disoriented to miseducate a people…
The Miseducation of the Black woman – the Bane of the Black Race!
The woman is the first and most important teacher of any civilization, and when she becomes disoriented, the whole society goes down. With recent DNA evidence proving that the true…
Phases of African Unity with French, British and Afroasiatic transgressions
The sacking of the AU ambassador on the orders of the French imperialists provoked anger and criticism, but mainly against the symptoms of the continued subjugation of Black Africans. The…
Perambulation Railways of Nigeria
The announcement yesterday that Nigeria signed an MOU with the Russians over the Lagos-Calabar railway brought me to tears. This was a $12 billion contract signed with China in April…
Yoruba/Fulani collective intelligence and the importance of a name on culture and politics.
When Lamido Sanusi called Yoruba politicans areaboys, I wrote him off as a financial jihadist, but overtime I settled down to analyze the message and not the messenger. Individually, an…
Much Ado about Yoruba leadership
When news broke about Prof Akintoye’s Yoruba leadership declaration, I implored people not to go along the normal reactionary personality politics, but to examine and query the ideological foundations. Unfortunately,…
