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  "IFA and the Power of Foresight: Contrasting Human Decision-Making with Divination" Sanni monday Introduction: Human decision-making has long been rooted in the past and present, drawing upon historical experiences, data, and present circumstances to make informed choices. However, there exist ancient and mystical practices, such as the Yoruba system of divination known as Ifá (or IFA), that offer a unique perspective on decision-making. Unlike humans, Ifá practitioners claim to see the future and offer guidance based on this foresight. In this article, we delve into the intriguing contrast between human decision-making, grounded in past and present information, and the mystical foresight of Ifá. Human Decision-Making: Reliance on the Past and Present Historical Precedents: Human decision-making often relies on historical data and past experiences. Lessons from the past serve as a guide to avoid repeating mistakes and capitalize on successful strategies. Data Analysis: In ...

  The Essence of Loyalty in Defining a Coup Introduction The term "coup" has been widely used throughout history to describe a sudden and often violent change of government or leadership within a nation. The connotations associated with coups are typically negative, as they often involve the overthrow of a legitimate government or the undermining of democratic processes. However, it's essential to understand that not all instances of political change fit the definition of a coup, and the role of loyalty plays a significant part in this distinction. The Anatomy of a Coup A coup d'état, commonly referred to as a coup, can be defined as a sudden, illegal, and typically violent seizure of government power by a faction or group, often within the military or political establishment, to replace the existing leadership. Coups can have dire consequences for a country's stability and democratic processes, and they are often viewed as a threat to the rule of law. Loyalty as ...

 BIDEN SET TO MEET TINUBU AS US SCRAMBLES TO SALVAGE WANING INFLUENCE IN AFRICA The US has announced plans to hold talks with Nigeria's President, Bola Tinubu, in a closed-door meeting at the forthcoming United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) scheduled between September 18 - 26. Tinubu reportedly became the only African leader selected for the all-crucial meeting, given the lack of options for Biden, as more African nations threw their support for the expulsion of French neo-colonialism in Niger while others joined the newly-formed BRICS. Both regional developments present serious threats to the US's waning global influence. The meeting has left the young and clueless Nigerian government fawning over its overnight importance to the US after being snubbed twice during regional visits by ex-President Barack Obama in 2015, and current VP Kamala Harris earlier this year. It is expected that the US will seek answers from Tinubu on his hesitancy to strike Niger and ultimately coerce ...

  The idea of leaders needing prayers and sometimes having their mistakes investigated or overlooked due to people taking their names to different places for various reasons is an intricate concept that combines elements of spirituality, governance, and social dynamics. Let's break down the different aspects of this concept: Spiritual Beliefs and Leadership : Many cultures and societies hold the belief that leaders are in positions of authority and power due to some divine will. In such belief systems, it's thought that offering prayers, sacrifices, or seeking divine intervention can influence the leader's decisions, actions, and overall success. People may feel that their leaders are a bridge between the earthly realm and the divine, and thus, their well-being and success have a direct impact on the welfare of the society. Prayer as a Source of Guidance and Protection : Leaders are often faced with complex decisions that can have far-reaching consequences. In times of unce...