In the soft glow of the hearth, where families gather and vows are sworn, dwells Oba-the goddess of marriage, loyalty, and the bittersweet bonds of love. Her spirit is gentle yet fierce, for no flame burns brighter than devotion-and no shadow darker than betrayal. Long ago, Oba was the dutiful wife of Shango, the thunder…
In the stillness of the desert night, where the wind whispers through endless sands, the ground trembles with the memory of fire. This is the realm of Aganju-the god of volcanoes, deserts, and untamed earth. His spirit is as vast as the horizon, as merciless as molten stone. They say Aganju sleeps beneath the earth,…
When the fields turn gold beneath the dying sun and the last harvest is gathered, the spirit of Oko rises from the earth. He is the guardian of crops, the keeper of abundance-but also the judge of greed. Farmers whisper that on the final nights of the harvest season, Oko walks the boundary between the…
In the heart of the Yoruba forests, where moonlight dances across twisted branches and shadows take the form of ancient spirits, dwells Aja-the wild and wandering goddess of animals and herbal knowledge. She is the spirit no hunter dares to anger, no wanderer dares to mock, for she is both protector and punisher. They say…
In both the boardroom and the battlefield, the essence of success often hinges not on brute force or resources alone, but on an intelligent deployment of strategy. From the tactical genius of Sun Tzu to the calculated tactics of modern CEOs, the parallels between warfare and business have long been acknowledged—and for good reason. This…
From ancient generals to modern CEOs, the art of leading people, allocating resources, and outmanoeuvring adversaries transcends context. The universality of strategic principles in war and business, although different in purpose and morality, is a revelation that binds these fields together. Both are reliant on tactics, leadership, innovation, and adaptability, underscoring their shared essence.In war,…
While combat involves life-or-death scenarios, business battles, although less violent, also require strategic thinking, adaptability, and resilience. War often forges a mentality that can be applied to business, driving innovation, survival, and growth. The concept of ‘war’ in the business world is not just a metaphor, but a stark reality. The challenges, strategies, and high-stakes…
In the high-stakes world of business, metaphors from warfare go beyond catchy slogans — they reflect a deeper reality. Like war, business is about strategy, resource management, leadership, and the will to win. But what exactly can entrepreneurs and professionals learn from the battlefield? In this article, we examine how lessons from combat can be…
Long ago, a king and a queen lived in the kingdom of Arokoade. They had a very beautiful daughter called Ewa, whose beauty surpassed that of any other maiden in the kingdom. The princess was well-loved and pampered, but she eventually became proud. When Ewa came of age, her parents decided it was time for…
There was once a huge jungle with a very harsh ruler. The ruler of this jungle was a fierce lion. Every animal was afraid of his strength and cruelty and had to obey all his orders, even if it brought harm to them. One day, the Lion ordered all the animals and said, “To maintain…