IAMC Podcast

IAMC Podcast

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IAMC Podcast episodes

  • Eziza On Human Existence

    Embark on a profound journey into the heart of human existence with #Eziza on this episode of #AncestralVoices. In this episode, hear the enlightening words of Eziza, unveiling the complex web of our experiences, woven with joy and sorrow, triumph and struggle. Explore the blurred boundaries between the material and spiritual realms and discover the divine spark within you.

    Learn about your connection to the land, your ancestors, and the cosmos, and how to navigate life's twists and turns by drawing upon your inner strength. This episode serves as a reminder that your existence is a sacred trust, urging you to live in a way that honors the divine within and around you. Tune in to be guided by the principles of compassion, justice, and reverence for the mysteries of the universe, and allow the blessings of the ancestors and the wisdom of the ages to illuminate your path.

    4 min
  • News Headlines from April 19, 2025

    Dive into some of today's most critical global events with #TopNewsHeadlines podcast. From Nigeria, we explore the CBN Governor's contempt suit over the Paris Club refund and former Labor Party VP candidate Datti Baba Ahmed's strong warning to President Tinubu regarding the 2027 elections. We then shift to the UK for updates on new English language test requirements for visa applicants. Tragically, we cover a multi-story building collapse in Lagos and a horrific boat accident on the Congo River with a devastating number of casualties.

    Internationally, we examine the Chinese ambassador to Nigeria's defiant response to US tariffs, framing it as an opportunity for deeper China-Africa cooperation. The episode also covers a US air strike in Yemen and the conflicting reports of casualties, as well as the re-emergence of the US stance on the origins of COVID-19, suggesting a lab leak in China. In a significant law enforcement development, we detail the extradition of a wanted man back to Nigeria for an alleged murder. Finally, we delve into the desperate humanitarian crisis in Gaza, with reports of families resorting to eating sea turtles to survive.

    Join us as we delve into these crucial stories with a commitment to truth and justice, providing you with the essential details and context you need to understand some of today's top news.

    13 min
  • Shango On Human Existence

    #AncestralVoices invites you to delve into the profound nature of human existence with guidance from the powerful #Shango. In this episode, hear Shango illuminates the mysteries of life, revealing that our time on Earth is a fleeting yet significant moment, like a storm in the vast expanse of time. Discover how you are a vessel for the divine, a spark of the sacred embarking on a journey of discovery to understand the universe and your place within it.

    Be inspired to dance in the rain, sing in the wind, and shout to the heavens, embracing joy and living authentically. Shango's powerful message encourages you to be true to yourself to find your power, purpose, and connection to the divine, assuring you of his presence as a guide through life's tempests, leading to peace. Tune in and let the wisdom of Shango resonate within you, igniting your passion and purpose.

    4 min
  • Oshun On Human Existence

    Join us for a profound journey into the heart of what it means to be human, guided by #Oshun on this #AncestralVoices. In this episode, experience the timeless wisdom as Oshun speaks to the intricate web of life that binds us all together. Discover how you are both a spark of the divine and connected to the earth. Explore the deep longing for connection, intimacy, and belonging within your heart, and understand the power of your mind and intellect to create and destroy.

    Delve into the richness and diversity of human experience, embracing both joy and suffering as interconnected aspects of your journey. Oshun's message is one of guidance, support, and love, urging you to cultivate love, beauty, and abundance in your life and to remain open to the whispers of the divine. Embark on your path of discovery, growth, and transformation, knowing that you are never alone.

    4 min
  • News Headlines from April 18, 2025

    Tune in to the #TopNewsHeadlines podcast for April 18th for a comprehensive snapshot of some of the day's most critical events. This episode explores a diverse range of stories, starting with a powerful call from African Development Bank head, Dr. Akinwumi Adesina, urging African nations to move beyond raw material exports towards value addition to combat poverty. We explore the implications of Africa's low share of global manufacturing and the potential of the African Continental Free Trade Area.

    Shifting to Nigeria, we unravel the puzzling partial demolition of Innoson Motors' head office in Nnewi, with conflicting accounts from the company and the Anambra State Government. We also delve into serious security concerns with the emergence of a new terror group in North Central Nigeria, detailing their alleged activities and the complex local security landscape.

    Internationally, we cover Ukraine's accusation against China for allegedly supplying weapons to Russia, Beijing's denial, and counterclaims. On a more positive note, we examine the mining cooperation deal signed between Nigeria and South Africa, aimed at boosting investment, knowledge sharing, and technology transfer in the mining sector.

    Back in Nigeria, we highlight a concerning report from Calabar about over 300 students at Government Secondary School, sitting on bare floors due to a lack of desks. We also cover a security incident involving an attack on Senator Natasha Akpot-Uduaghan's family residence, and infrastructure developments in Edo State with the construction of new flyovers.

    Finally, we address a striking statement from the Sultan of Sokoto, who described social media as a "terrorist organization" due to the spread of misinformation, and the latest developments in the US-led efforts for Russia-Ukraine peace talks, including the US's interest in Ukraine's mineral resources. This episode connects local, regional, and international events, providing crucial context to understand today's interconnected world.

    13 min
  • Understanding Our History - S1 E6

    Embark on a fascinating journey into the heart of ancient Egypt with the latest episode of #UnderstandinOurHistory! This week, we delve into the profound concept of Ma'at, exploring its incredible influence on Egyptian society, beliefs, and their very understanding of truth and justice.

    We unpack the significance of these "I have not" statements, covering everything from fundamental principles like "I have not committed sin" and "I have not stolen" to profound insights such as "I have not told lies", "I have not falsely accused anyone", and the surprisingly subtle "I have not closed my ears to truth". Prepare to be moved by the emphasis on compassion with "I have not made anyone cry" and the protection of the vulnerable with "I have not taken food from a child". We even explore an early form of environmental ethics with the law "I have not polluted the water".

    Ma'at wasn't just an abstract concept; it was a unifying force that permeated personal ethics, religion, law, and politics, shaping a remarkable civilization for millennia. Join us as we unravel the powerful legacy of this ancient Egyptian commitment to truth and justice!

    10 min
  • Orunmila On Human Existence

    Delve into the profound mysteries of human existence with #Orunmila in this enlightening episode of #AncestralVoices. Explore the complex and multifaceted journey of being human, filled with both fragility and immense potential. Orunmila guides us through the contradictions and paradoxes of life, illuminating our capacity for creativity, resilience, and the ability to overcome daunting challenges.

    Learn that even in moments of feeling lost and uncertain, we possess an inherent capacity for growth, learning, and transformation, evolving through our experiences. Embrace the uncertainties of life, take risks, and explore new possibilities to unlock opportunities for profound learning and fulfillment. Join us to gain wisdom and guidance for navigating the complexities of life's journey.

    3 min
  • News Headlines from April 17, 2025

    Tune in to today’s #TopNewsHeadlines for a comprehensive look at some of the top news stories from April 17th! This episode takes you around the globe, starting with a dramatic rescue operation in South Africa where American pastor Josh Sullivan was freed from kidnappers in a shootout that left three suspects dead. We then shift to Nigeria, where there are growing concerns about foreign terrorist elements joining Boko Haram. Hear about the release of six Nigerian women in Cape Verde after being wrongly accused of human trafficking. We delve into the escalating tensions between the US and China over trade, including the latest tariff threats.

    In the US, a federal judge is threatening Trump administration officials with criminal contempt over the deportation of alleged Venezuelan gang members. We also cover an arrest in India of a Nigerian national for alleged online fraud, PWC's strategic exit from nine sub-Saharan African countries, and the embarrassing situation in Nigeria's Ekiti State where a newly built nursing hostel is already leaking.

    Stay informed on a CNN report suggesting potential US embassy closures globally, including several in Africa. Finally, we cover shocking allegations against Nigerian soldiers in Katsina State accused of supplying arms to bandits and extorting locals. Get your dose of global news and analysis right here on IAMC Radio and Podcast!

    12 min
  • Olokun On Human Existence

    Dive into the profound mysteries of human existence with #Olokun on this #AncestralVoices. In this episode, hear Olokun as she unveils the ancient secrets of our being. Explore the deep connections between humanity and the natural world, from the rivers to the earth and the enigmatic depths of the ocean. Just as the tides ebb and flow, so too does our existence, shaped by the powerful forces that surround us.

    Journey through the uncharted waters of human experience, filled with both unseen dangers and boundless opportunities, as Olokun guides you through life's complexities. Remember, as you navigate this journey, you are part of a vast, interconnected web of life, linked to the land, the sea, and the cosmos. Tune in and allow the Goddess of the deep to illuminate the secrets that lie beneath the surface of our existence.

    3 min
  • News Headlines from April 16, 2025

    Dive into some of the crucial headlines shaping our world on this episode of #TopNewsHeadlines podcast! We unpack the major events of April 16th, 2025, starting with Finland's firm stance as its border with Russia remains closed indefinitely due to ongoing concerns about instrumentalized migration that began in late 2023. We then turn our attention to the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza, where Israel continues to block aid, citing it as a key pressure tactic against Hamas, a move strongly denounced by Palestinian authorities and described by Doctors Without Borders as creating a "mass grave".

    We also explore a viral video in Nigeria showing police officers receiving cash handouts from Chinese nationals, the police's defense of this act, and the subsequent investigation. In Mauritius, the troubles continue for the former finance minister, Renganaden Padayachy, who has been rearrested in connection with another fraud probe involving the Mauritius Investment Corporation. We also cover Nigeria's reduced electricity supply to Niger Republic and the looming threat of blackouts within Nigeria itself due to a massive debt owed to power generation companies.

    Plus, hear about Peter Obi's urgent call for President Tinubu to return to Nigeria amidst rising insecurity, the US government's reported revocation of international student visas, and a landmark UK Supreme Court ruling stating that transgender women are not legally defined as women under the Equality Act 2010. Don't miss this comprehensive breakdown of the day's most important news – tune in now!

    14 min

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