Majorofafrika001

Majorofafrika001 Teaching Dibia | Economist | Cultural Reformer | Political Consciousness Advocate | Pioneer of Afrikan Epistemology.
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Custodian of indigenous wisdom and an unapologetic voice of the Afrikan Renaissance.

You are woke to wake others, and the very essence of this renaissance is to awaken, to create, and to impact our society...
04/07/2025

You are woke to wake others, and the very essence of this renaissance is to awaken, to create, and to impact our society positively. In these times of great reckoning, there arises an irrevocable call to break the shackles of colonial residues which for too long have diluted our self-definition. We stand on the threshold of a new dawn, one that demands the training and nurturing of a new generation ,a generation devoid of colonial thought, a generation of towering minds who shall become the vanguard of Afrocentric ideals.

This new generation must be thoroughly engrossed with Afrocentrism : a philosophy anchored in the restoration of our collective dignity and an unapologetic celebration of our own epistemologies. It is a generation that will prioritise the sacred interests of our people, lifting them from the abyss of dependency to the heights of self-sustaining glory.

I speak of a generation that will take up the baton with a fervent determination, catalysing our growth while advancing the legacies of our revered progenitors .The mission is clear: to build on the intellectual, technological, scientific, and spiritual wealth our ancestors had sown ,to elevate Afrikan ingenuity to heights yet unimagined.

The new generation must become the standard-bearers of a reawakened Afrikan knowledge system, restoring the very codes of our worldview that colonial doctrines sought to erase. In doing so, they shall be the master craftsmen of a society that holds fast to its heritage, yet equally determined to project its brilliance on the global stage.

We must, therefore, prepare the fertile ground from which these thought leaders shall rise, ensuring they inherit the confidence to challenge the status quo, and the wisdom to reconstruct it in the image of our ancestors’ dreams. They must be steeled with courage to resist imported paradigms that do not serve our collective growth, and instead usher new narratives that reflect the unbroken spirit of our people.

Let this renaissance become the forging ground of minds inspired by Afrikan science, technology, arts, crafts, and spiritual insight. Let them become the shining beacons of a pan-Afrikan consciousness .

The future rests in our hands, but it will be carried on the shoulders of a generation that knows no master but its own conscience and no mission but the elevation of Afrikan destiny.

Izuorah Nnamdi Ileoma Anichebe ✍️ ( MajorofAfrika)
Dibia Ive Chukwukwulu

27/06/2025

Odinani, The Mother Of All Religion.

26/06/2025

Igbo knowledge system is fundamentally rooted in occultism.

We called out Christianity and the Abrahamic religions for using fear as a weapon of control, yet today, many who claim ...
24/06/2025

We called out Christianity and the Abrahamic religions for using fear as a weapon of control, yet today, many who claim Odinani have become the very image of the corruption they once condemned.
What irony , becoming the beast you fought against.

This madness must stop.
Dibịas, Ezenwanyịs, so called spiritual custodians this is your warning: using fear to enslave your followers is a betrayal of your calling. Manipulating vulnerable souls with tales of unseen enemies, generational curses, and fabricated dangers just to extort wealth you are architects of your own destruction.
Odinani is not a religion of fear it is a science of knowledge. And knowledge liberates; it does not enslave. Odinani is not a shrine for charlatans; it is a path for seekers.

And to every adherent of Odinani, hear this: any Dibịa or Ezenwanyị who feeds you fear instead of knowledge is not a custodian of truth, but a merchant of darkness. Shine your eyes. Many of them now preach heresy, dressing falsehood in ancestral attire just to empty your pockets.

Let it be clear, the core of Igbo metaphysics is not about scaring people into submission; it is about:
Sanctification of the Soul
Purification of the Soul
Resurrection of the Soul
It rests on three eternal pillars:
Self-Knowledge,Self-Preservation and Self-Enlightenment.
Without these, you are lost no matter how many altars you kneel before.

And to those Dibịas who sell lies for material gain, judgment will start from you. You will not escape the consequences of what you have sown. You deceive the people, but the Universe cannot be deceived.

Let this stand as a witness. Let it be on record.

Izuorah Nnamdi Ileoma Anichebe ✍️( MajorofAfrika)

20/06/2025

Alụsị, a natural Police by Divine ordinance!

1 + 1 = 2 that’s what we were taught in school. But in the real world, 1 + 1 is 11. The former is education, the latte...
18/06/2025

1 + 1 = 2 that’s what we were taught in school. But in the real world, 1 + 1 is 11. The former is education, the latter is knowledge. Know the difference.

The Western education system was never designed to make you rich. From its foundation, it was carefully structured to milk you, impoverish you, and trap you in the cycle of mediocrity. It was never created in the interest of our people it was designed to advance the interest of White supremacist ideology.

History has shown us repeatedly that education is indigenous. No nation on earth has ever advanced without anchoring its growth on its indigenous civilization. Why? Because development itself is indigenous. It is an organic outgrowth of a people’s relationship with their environment, their knowledge systems, their languages, their worldview, their spirituality, their cosmology.

But what happened to us?

The western education system was introduced to rob you of self-knowledge which is the bedrock of true civilization. It stripped you of your identity. It demonized your culture. It replaced your mother tongue with English. It relegated our indigenous writing systems like Nsibidi and replaced them with ABCD, the linguistic extension of colonial domination.

Today, an average Igbo man identifies first as European before recognizing his true self as Igbo. That is the height of emasculation. That is not education that is psychological castration. That is cultural su***de.
The average Igbo person today seeks validation through the lens of western thinking, not realizing that the very system he worships was designed to make him poor, vulnerable, and perpetually dependent.

Our evolution as a people was tampered with by the invasion of the West. Now the center can no longer hold. Our teachers are now ambassadors of foreign philosophies. Our mentors, our role models apostles of alien thought systems. If this is our reality, what then is the fate of our people?
The true essence of education is problem-solving. Any education system that cannot solve existential problems is a monumental failure.

Afrika has thousands of universities, yet the more we build schools, the more we produce graduates into unemployment. Why? Because the content of that education has no roots in our reality. These graduates have nowhere to fall back on because the education they received was not designed for their prosperity.

Here’s the bitter truth: If we must practice Western education, let it be the same version they use for themselves not the inferior template they exported to us. The version they handed to us was to convert us from plantation slaves to factory slaves, and eventually into mental slaves. That curriculum is not indigenous to us, and it has no obligation to empower us.

Until we make a U-turn either by adopting the authentic, problem-solving version of Western education or by re-engineering our Afrikan knowledge systems we will continue to go in circles.

As a trained and experienced economist, I can boldly tell you that indigenous education has always been the key to economic prosperity, and history has proven this over and over.

I am Izuorah Nnamdi Ileoma Anichebe ✍️
(Major of Afrika) Pioneer of Afrikan Epistemology
Awakener of the Afrikan Mind

Returning to self is returning to Source and that is the first step to liberation.

In my recent video, I mentioned that Odinani our ancient Afrikan knowledge system teaches about becoming. Life itself is...
13/06/2025

In my recent video, I mentioned that Odinani our ancient Afrikan knowledge system teaches about becoming. Life itself is a journey of becoming. But becoming is not random. It follows a structure; it obeys laws. One of those laws is genealogical alignment you must connect with your roots to understand your true coordinates in life. Without this alignment, becoming will remain a struggle, a pursuit without arrival.

But beyond genealogy, there’s another layer I want you to pay attention to today: your association, your network, your circle.

Many of you are trapped in the wrong circles ,groups of people who think life is a competition. Friends who only clap for you when you are beneath them. Friends who subtly compete with your growth, your ideas, your calling. That is a trap. And no one truly becomes in the midst of envy.

True becoming requires synergy, not competition. Choose friends who add, not those who subtract. Surround yourself with people who water your soul, not those who dry it with silent rivalries.

No great tree stands alone. Even in nature, trees communicate underground through roots, sharing nutrients, strengthening each other. You must do the same. Find your tribe, those whose victories don’t threaten you, but inspire you. Those whose growth challenges you to rise higher not out of envy, but out of love for what you carry.

Good friends are not just friends they are ladders. They are bridges. They are mirrors showing you your potentials when you forget who you are. They defend you in rooms you’re not even in. They remind you that your voice matters. They do not compete rather they complete you.

Let me be clear: avoid any circle where competition thrives. Avoid those who keep secret scores. Avoid relationships where you have to shrink yourself to be accepted. Embrace synergy. Embrace community. Embrace alignment.

Becoming is not a solo project. Even your ancestors are a community working with you.
Choose your circle with the same care a farmer chooses seeds. If the seeds are wrong, don’t expect a good harvest.
You were not born to compete. You were born to become.

Izuorah Nnamdi Ileoma Anichebe ✍️ ( MajorofAfrika)
Igbo History

11/06/2025

Incubus and succubus have no place in odinani. Concepts such as devil, demon do not originate from our spiritual heritage and therefore hold no ground within odinani

We must begin with this truth: knowledge is not neutral. Every society frames reality based on its epistemology that is,...
02/06/2025

We must begin with this truth: knowledge is not neutral. Every society frames reality based on its epistemology that is, its way of knowing, of perceiving truth, of defining meaning. The tragedy of the Afrikan condition lies not in a lack of wisdom, but in the global devaluation of our indigenous modes of knowing. We were told that our philosophies are primitive, our logic inferior, and our worldview superstitious. And like a people bewitched, we began to doubt the validity of our own cognitive heritage.

But it is time for reawakening.

Afrikan epistemology is not merely a collection of cultural practices it is an intellectual system rooted in observation, spiritual sensitivity, communal experience, and cosmic harmony. Our ancestors knew that to understand reality, one must engage not only the physical but the metaphysical; not only reason but intuition; not only facts but symbols. They understood that truth is layered, encoded in nature, embedded in myth, spoken through proverbs, and revealed in ritual.

This is not anti-science. It is a broader science one that acknowledges that not all things that count can be counted, and not all that is real can be placed under a microscope.

The Western model of knowledge thrives on fragmentation ,splitting the world into categories, binaries, and isolated units. Ours thrives on synthesis. Where they dissect, we integrate. Where they seek to conquer nature, we seek to commune with it. And this is not a deficiency. It is a philosophical alternative. A legitimate one.

The need to embrace Afrikan epistemology is not sentimental, it is strategic. A people cannot truly be sovereign while depending on alien paradigms to interpret their existence. To govern ourselves, we must first reclaim the right to name, to define, and to interpret. That is the real power.

To embrace Afrikan ways of knowing is to restore balance in a world overrun by reductionism. It is to assert that the drum is not just a musical instrument, but a vessel of communication. That the shrine is not just a place of superstition, but a sacred archive of science, ethics, and ecology. That the Dibia is not a witchdoctor, but a philosopher,scientist and custodian of sacred algorithms encoded in plant, stone, symbol, and story.

We must teach this epistemology in our schools, encode it in our tech, explore it in our research, live it in our daily rhythms. Not to romanticize the past, but to forge a future rooted in ancestral intelligence.

To deny our epistemology is to amputate our soul.
To embrace it is to awaken the god within.

I am Izuorah Nnamdi Ileoma Anichebe. I'm here to revive, restore, and propagate the Afrikan Epistemology which is the bedrock of our civilisation. Meanwhile, stay tuned my podcast with Waleojo will be dropping soon: “Dibiaship and the Afrikan Epistemology.”

Igbo History
Fada Angelo Chidi Unegbu
Federal Ministry of Health Nigeria

01/06/2025

It’s Time to Decode Our Spirituality for Power, Wealth, and Nation Building."

31/05/2025

In Igbo metaphysics, it is understood that man is an incarnate of Chiukwu, the Supreme Deity. We manifest in three forms known as Akwukwunato:

1. Chi : The vital energy that connects us to the Supreme.

2. Onyeuwa (The Soul) : Our consciousness, the essence that discerns right from wrong.

3. The Body :The vessel, the engine house that carries both the Chi and Onyeuwa.

Through this metaphysical lens, we grasp that man is intrinsically one with the universe. This is the fundamental principle of our knowledge system:
Know thyself!

Izuorah Nnamdi Ileoma Anichebe ✍️
(MajorofAfrika)


Igbo History
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