A massive 500 million FCFA centre for witchcraft education and practice was recently opened in Bamako, Mali, causing a thunderclap in the African occultist landerneau. With the backing of the most powerful people, this contentious endeavour seeks to “unleash the magical potential of the continent.” explanations.
At the inauguration of Mamadou Babou Niang, the well-known marabout known as the “Pope of African witchcraft” and the project’s initiator, it was proclaimed, “The African Witchcraft Center will be our spiritual atomic bomb to free the continent from the cheek of hostile powers.”
An ultramodern facility devoted to the study of occult sciences
Constructed across a 500-square-meter plot on the outskirts of Bamako, this ultra-modern structure consists of an imposing edifice with lecture halls, classrooms, and laboratories devoted to alchemical techniques, as well as a large hall for the exhibition of artefacts.
Nonetheless, ancient features like protecting statuettes and symbol-adorned walls are incorporated into its modern construction.
This cutting-edge African witchcraft centre, with its pharaonic budget, has the best tools for teaching magical sciences.
giving future generations access to ancestors’ secrets
Mamadou Babou Niang, one of its proponents, claims that the goal is to demystify some stereotypes and unleash the continent’s full magical potential, which is capable of rivalling the greatest powers, by enabling “the transmission of ancestral African powers to younger generations.”
The best master sorcerers on the continent, who zealously guard information that has been accumulated over millennia, will be welcomed to the centre. Aiming to be “a melting pot of innovations serving the development of Africa,” this institution of witchcraft relies on its outstanding esoteric capital—far from being cliche.
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The Malian authorities’ official endorsement
An additional indication of the increasing acknowledgement of occult sciences is that this facility enjoys official backing from Malian authorities, as demonstrated during the inauguration by Andogoly Guindo, Minister of Crafts, Culture, Hospitality Industry, and Tourism.
Evidence that the ruling classes regard Mamadou Babou Niang’s theses about the “historical and saving role of witchcraft for the emergence of Africa” to be true.
Sources: Allschoolabs, Nairaland
