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THE GREAT DELUSION
A revolutionary play by Nigerian playwright Ebhohon Majekodunmi Oseriemen
Foreword by Dr. Vibert Issa White, Professor of History, University of Central Florida, USA

An Episterresurrecist story for Africa and her children worldwide.
Heroes that look like us. Truth that breaks chains.

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RESIGN NOW, TRAORÉ!

(A Lament in the Tongue of Empire) Chorus (whispered, rising):Resign now, Traoré…You’ve done too much good. ⸻ VOICE OF THE WEST:Resign now, Traoré!You’ve upset the order!You’ve stirred the soup without our spoon! You—child of Sankara,nephew of Nkrumah,heir of the drum that dares to beat against silence! We sent aid in envelopeslined with fine print and trap doors—you returned it…

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MOTHER, I HAVE CHANGED MY NAME!

(A Poetic Declaration of the Institute of the Episterresurrecist Arts (IEA) Mother,I have changed my name!No longer shall I answerTo “Renaissance Remnant,”Or “Revival Seedling” of borrowed tongues. I am notA footnote in Europe’s chapter!I am notA festival puppet with Ankara skinDancing to Shakespeare’s tambourine! No!I am the drum they tried to muteWith white chalk and infested libraries!I am the…

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A Market

The land is a market, but who owns the stall? The traders have vanished, but the thieves stand tall. They sell the rain, they sell the road, they sell the trees where ancestors strode. They sell the fire, they sell the clay, they sell the dawn before it turns to day. And the young? They flee like startled birds,…

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The Tale of the Talking Drum

The elders tell of a talking drum, Beaten by hands, yet leading the dance. They say, “The man is the drummer of the home, His hands must shape the rhythm of life.” But oh, the calabash whispers another tale, For when the river runs wild and deep, The drum is handed to him—“Decide, O man, you lead!” Yet when…

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Question Time

By Ebhohon Majekodunmi Oseriemen Who plants a tree in chains and expects it to bear fruit? Who builds a house when the land is owned by another’s hand? How can a nation rise when its leaders kneel to foreign lords? What use is vision when the road is blocked at every turn? Who teaches the child if the school…

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African Americans Build 300-Acre Housing Project in Ghana

African American entrepreneurs are spearheading the development of a 300-acre housing project in Accra, Ghana, named Sanbra City—‘Sanbra’ meaning ‘return’ in the Akan language. This initiative aims to provide modern, sustainable housing options for the African diaspora, encouraging reconnection with their ancestral roots. The project is a collaboration between Earn Your Leisure co-founders Rashad Bilal and Troy Millings, activist…

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Seun @ 42: Celebrating a Musical Maestro and a Dauntless Revolutionary

When it comes to Seun Anikulapo Kuti, it is not just his name, his music or his saxophone that defines him—it is the unquenchable flame within him, a fire that refuses to be extinguished. On January 11th, Eleniyan, as he is fondly called by close associates, added another year, and it’s a good time to reflect on his journey…

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What Are the 256 Odu Ifá?

Let’s take a journey into the 256 Odu Ifá—one of the most intricate systems of knowledge ever created by humankind. Picture this: a sacred encyclopedia of wisdom divided into 256 unique patterns, each holding the keys to understanding life, spirituality, and the unseen forces that govern the universe. But what exactly are these Odu Ifá, and why are they…

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Ifá, Binary, Quantum Physics, and Medicine

Have you ever wondered how ancient systems of thought could connect with the technology-driven world we live in today? Let’s take the Odu Ifá—the 256 sacred patterns central to Ifá divination. At first glance, they might seem mystical, but delve deeper, and you’ll uncover something remarkable: they operate on a binary logic strikingly similar to the 1s and 0s…

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