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They say the hair on our heads are our antennas; our connection to a world of premonition and intuition. Our hair, in some ways, is an extension of the nervous system; of the brain. It is so Integrated with our brain health that you can tell the intelligence and other behavioural features of a person just from their hair.

The hair is considered an accessory of beauty in all of human culture there is, from as far back as we can tell. In several faiths, it is required of priests/adherents to keep their hair free and long. The ancient levite priests were required by Jewish traditions not to cut the hair on their head. In our precolonial Afrikan societies, dibia and babalawo folks grew their hair into dada. Children born with a head full of locks were deemed chosen to be healers, oracles and shamans. The hair was not just a beauty accessory, but part of one's spiritual tool kit. During the transatlantic slave trade, the locks of the Afrikan were usually shaved off at the slave factories before they were loaded into the bottom decks of the slave ships. Unruly, exposed, free hair represented an unruly, exposed and free Afrikan.

The brownish maroon-coloured dada soon grew in the Caribbean to represent escaped slave communities (maroons). Our beautiful locks became "dreadlocks", an insignia of the free living Afrikan; one who had no master; one who should be dreaded. In the early 20th century, with the development of the Ras Tafari faith (PBUH), the dada came to represent religious devotion and the freedom of the Afrikan mind.

In colonial times, starting with the annexation of Ékò in the 1860's, Afrikan men and women were encouraged by our European colonists to scrape their heads to the scalp. Till date, we still refer to the clean shaven head as "Eze goes to school", as all admitted males in our first colonial primary schools were required to shave all of their locks away. The unruly, exposed and free hair came to represent a wild and free Afrikan who had no master, just like in the era of the slave trade. It was slavery all over again; slavery of the minds and soul of the pupils.

Our women were brainwashed by the early colonial missions into thinking our thick, wavy hair had to be covered or "tamed" with very harmful synthetic chemicals and products. Their Sunday best had to come with a scarf (gélé). Soon the gélé became part of our indigenous feminine fashion. If you dey ever wonder why our grandmothers for villa no dey ever sabi tie gélé, it's because it was never part of our Afrikan cultural fashion, and was one of the several neo-traditions invented in the colonial era.

Today, Chinese and Korean industrialists have created a billion dollar industry from selling relaxers and other "hair-straightening" products to Afrikans. Afrikan girls are never to accept themselves as they are born. They are born with skin that needs lightening, hair that needs straightening, and a mind that needs caging. These harmful chemicals permeate our scalp and eventually find their way into the same pool of bloodstream that bathes the human brain. Our girls are being made to poison their very own brain. They are literally being "brain washed" by these harmful hair products. Now society is littered with "beautiful" fools. Félà talk tire for Big Blind Country (BBC), my people no still hear. We're not just blind, but also deaf.

Our hair are antennas. The longer they are, the better our reception to signals from the world beyond this one. Little wonder then that in the hippie age of the 60's in the US, long flowing hair came to signify mental, spiritual and societal freedom. The clean-shaven head still represents a new recruit; a new slave as it once did in colonial times and in the slave trade era. Till date, military and cult group initiations still require the heads of the new recruits to be clean-shaven. This represents a severing of the subconscious connection to one's soul and mind. A soulless body is much more easier to control and dominate. The new recruit was now to look, talk, think and feel like everyone else; a slave to the status quo. They cut your hair, and cut off your senses.

Keep your antenna well-cared for; feed it natural food and not synthetic poison. Free your hair, then you'd be able to free your soul and mind. Until Afrikans free their hair, mind and soul, we're bound to remain the slaves that we still are. We'll remain locked until our locks return.

Lionel Messi sold his soul to football. Floyd Mayweather to boxing. Usain Bolt to sprinting. Nelson Mandela to freedom of Afrikans in Afrika. Chinua Achebe to storytelling. Michael Jackson to music. Michael Jordan to basketball. Michael Phelps to swimming. And trust me, they all "souled" out... So you see my child, those who preserve their soul forget it is perishable. Sell your soul to flourish. Sell your soul to what you love. Be souled out. Let there be no more soul left when you leave this earth. Sell everything.

You have to sell your soul in order to succeed… The price of success is always your soul, but not in the way you've been made to believe. Whatever you do, you've got to do it with soul; that has always been the magic spice. Your soul is your time, your originality, your talents. We exchange all of these for passion. Passion always stems from painful practice. And passion cannot be faked; it cannot be made. It can only be bought with your soul. We cannot pass life's test of mediocrity without passion.

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Question of the Morning.


What is the Most Important FACTOR That Triggers Life's Success ?

There are 5 Important Aspects of Everyone's life. All of these 5 Aspects of one's life is Solely dependent on a particular FACTOR that drives Success for oneself. Ofcourse; There are many factors that determines Success. However, there is ONE (just ONE) Important FACTOR That TRIGGERS SUCCESS for One's Life.


What do you think this Ultimate FACTOR is?

In my opinion, Confidence might just be the most important attribute that fosters success. Without belief in oneself and one's abilities, it becomes quite difficult for one to achieve one's dreams. Success is "make-belief". No one knows exactly how to get there until they do; just a, subconscious stirring that guides them on their path. Generally, they make things, up as, they go and believe in them so as to achieve these "make-beliefs".

Only The Brave make it across the Rubicon of Mediocrity to Success. Without Confidence, there's no Courage to embark on one's journey. The dream remains just a dream. We must first of us confide our dreams in our hearts, believe in them, so we can paint the picture of the future we desire. If we cannot confide in ourselves, it reflects the mistrust we have for ourselves and our abilities.

Confidence is the key; belief is the door. Courage is there doorknob.

The result: Now, we have the most corrupt and crime-filled of societies where people generally want to hoard wealth, knowledge and every other goodies in life for themselves alone. We are filled with depressed, frustrated folks who have been made to ingest the idea that they're "losing" in the rat race.

The solution: ...?



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For us to carry first, we gats ensure say some people carry last. If we cannot rub something in someone else's face, it doesn't just feel good enough for us. We've become a society of clout-chasers who would do anything to win at this unhealthy competition we've entirely made up in our minds. The churches wey suppose be safe havens; where everybody suppose dey equal in supposed eyes of God have become notorious avenues to propagate this competition.

Ours is a society where people are raised to compete instead of contribute. We see it in our homes, schools, churches and everywhere else. We even invented the cruel name "I beta pass my neighbor" for the smallest generating sets available. This situation reflects the average Nigerian mindset. Everything is a competition to us, and we're stuck in the most toxic rat race

We don reach the ages wey our parents take born us, yet the majority of us never even begin dey pay rents for ourselves. Jobs wey we go regard as well-paying just dey scantily available; mostly reserved for the "connected". Our times no dey exactly like our parents times at the start of the 90's. No more getting job on school cert (WAEC) again. No more bread ₦1. E dey a lot harder to make Our Daily Bread in the current Nigeria. Na why things like 419, runs girl just drastically increase with our own set.

E no easy na. Na the adult life oh wey dem be dey talk that time be this. The life dey run. But the way the Nigeria is set up, a lot of us still dey part of the Dependency Ratio. In fact, e gats be the majority of us from the alarming crime rate and delinquency wey dey Nigeria as it stands. A good number of us sef still gather full school as undergraduates, as well as another increasing percentage of us wey dey return back for post-graduate; for Masters.

Dear 90's Baby,

How we dey?... I know say we go just say fine; Na automated reply. But really, "How we dey?" Dem born us in unique times and we all dey a unique point in our lives for this year 2020. We generally dey in our 20's now. The oldest of us dem dey 30, and the youngest dem dey 20. So, generally, we all gather dey our 20's this year 2020.

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My article is not an assertion of what the future holds. No one can truly predict the probable future; we can only make it. As with all others flying around on the web space, this is only an opinion guided by several other opinions on the probable future.

As you had rightly noted, we must get on with setting up the New World Establishments. As revealed in 2018, we've already worked and developed the budding industries that would develop our Afrikan community and way of life. Those unresponsive to this change of the New World might just perish with the old. Visit: www.afroagropower. & www.forexcampuses.

I'll advise Afrikans in the most crowded suburbs to leave for food-producing rural areas in order to escape the consequential hunger and increase in crime rates that would occur in these regions. We may indeed need to isolate from regular society for the next several weeks. These rural areas seem to be able to provide the basic needs of humanity without unreplaceable help from the crowded cities.

Ladylite:


Long epistle.

Go and get busy setting up new world order industries

This is not the end of Earth, it's just the end of the old systems of the old world.

Christianity is really not a religion. And by this many more will turn to God because COVID 19 has proven the flaw of science and the minds that run it.


Simply focus on building failsafe systems that will be useful for such things like these days. It's useless to think your long epistle are actually the whole truth. More conspiracy theories are still coming out, so your post is premature. By this time next month this virus will begin to fade.

This is just a new beginning of the emerging generation. This is the time to start building on the ruins of the whole world rather that spreading half truths.

Jah bless.