The business of Neterian Worship is not a creation of a new God, but worshipping the one and only God of all creation.
The Neterian Worship KA: HOLY BOOK OF NETER sets its people free from the burden of traditional oral deliberations and gives that Holy Text a practical and modern administrative structure to help its people address their religious interests
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All Social philosophies and ideologies produced by Africa have their fundamental base in African Religion. African Religion is the backbone of the African thought, which is the crucial base on which any present and future development must be based.
When can one say, “I am rich?” What is the thermometer for measuring degree of richness? What is the difference between being rich and being wealthy? Is there a stage in which someone can relax and say, “I am rich enough?” Perception of richness depends on the...
Kayaya was a girlfriend of Mulamba, son of a big businessman. As it is characteristic of sons of big men, Mulamba was a boyfriend of other girls, each one of them dreaming of winning him for marriage one day. Kayaya was doing her last year in university studying law...
Marriage is a difficult and complex institution. Its complexity has scared many people from getting married. To be married or not to be married is not an easy decision to make. Even when it has been made, it has consequences. In the register of marriage there are...
By DavidG Maillu I talk about “African God” to make a distinction between the Christian and Islam God who is physical and given male gender and whose dwelling is in heaven. The African God shares accommodation with people and becomes one of the people. While...
By David Maillu Published December 12, 2024 Once upon a time President Reagan asked, “Why should we help Africans build their economy when they did not help us build our economy?” Now over 30,000 Kenyans who are undocumented in the US fear being targeted under the...
By David Maillu Published December 3, 2024 Wakiki and Mbesa were not ordinarily girlfriends. They had been high schoolmates when they parted and Mbesa went to college while Wakiki went to Teacher Training. Both ended in being teachers because Mbesa studied Education...
By David G Maillu Published February 21, 2024 Today is Sunday when countless people have flocked to churches to worship the Almighty God. The worship of God in Africa is nothing new. Since the beginning of life, Africans (black people) have always worshipped God but...
By David Maillu Published January 27, 2024 The present radical Catholic Pope is creating a nightmare in Africa by not only saying the Catholic Church should accept blessing homosexual marriage but also the Church should accept surrogacy. Surrogacy is an arrangement...
By David Maillu Published January 2, 2024 According to the Roman Catholic Church's traditional setting, sex is only allowed in the marriage between man and woman, and homosexuality is described as “intrinsically disordered.” The Christian marriage doctrine is based on...
By David Maillu Published September 28, 2023 I have just listened to a presenter on BBC talking about the diminishing glacier in Austria and its devastating consequences to the socio-economics of the community. Then another comment was made by another speaker...
By David Maillu Published September 24, 2023 If a man steals a cow and is caught in Maasai community, he is punished by being made to pay seven cows besides the one he has stolen. Obviously, it is impossible for him as an individual to afford the payment without any...
By David Maillu Published September 22, 2023 Married men appear to die earlier than their wives. In countryside widows are everywhere while widowers are rare. The social life of widows is easily addressed by the children. In whatever happens, children appear to remain...
By David Maillu Published September 16, 2023 Divorce is one of the bitterest things in human social life. The rate of divorce differs from one community to another. In traditional Africa divorce was rare because of the advanced social fabric in which communities...
By David Maillu Published September 12, 2023 I recently published a question on Facebook asking, “What criteria would you consider best qualities of a wife?” One of the first persons to answer was a man who said, “To me, the first qualification is that she be a...
By David Maillu Published September 11, 2023 Former Chief Justice of Kenya, Willy Mutunga, described Kenya as a bandit economy. Why? Because a lot of what happens up in the sleeves of leadership and engineering economy, is dominated by banditry exercises. The story of...
By David Maillu Published September 4, 2023 In Kikamba language there is a word, “wiu.” You hear in Akamba tradition that no burial in the family should take place during the “wiu” condition. Although the word means “blackness,” it refers to menstruation. That is, if...
By David Maillu Published September 1, 2023 There are people born with special and deadly bodily attributes which qualify them to be given certain names. Stories abound that there are people who are, by fate design, misfortune causers. In scientific language, they are...
By David Maillu Published August 28, 2023 In Africa a diviner is someone with ability to see into the future and into many hidden things. That person is generally referred to as a prophet. Divinity is an inborn gift and diviners are often consulted by individuals and...
By David Maillu Published June 18, 2023 Recognition of the power of ancestral spirits is a household subject in African homesteads. This is why white people accuse Africans of worshipping ancestral spirits. They link ancestral spirits to witchcraft. Africans believe...
By David Maillu Published March 6, 2023 If we go by modern scientific argument that Africa is the genesis of the human race, then African cultures should be the genesis of world cultures. Hence, Africa's is the oldest and most refined culture in the world. That is my...