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THE LOSS OF AFRICAN KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS: HOW COLONIALISM DISRUPTED TRADITIONAL WISDOM THE LOSS OF AFRICAN KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS: HOW COLONIALISM DISRUPTED TRADITIONAL WISDOM There was a time when Africa stood strong on its own systems of knowledge systems rooted in observation, experience, spirituality, and deep understanding of nature and society. Our ancestors were not empty vesselsContinue reading “THE LOSS OF AFRICAN KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS: HOW COLONIALISM DISRUPTED TRADITIONAL WISDOM”

“NO GROUP THAT EVER CAME INTO AFRICA MEANT ANYTHING GOOD FOR AFRICANS” “NO GROUP THAT EVER CAME INTO AFRICA MEANT ANYTHING GOOD FOR AFRICANS” “The white man is very clever. He came quietly and peaceably with his religion. We were amused at his foolishness and allowed him to stay. Now he has won our brothers,Continue reading ““NO GROUP THAT EVER CAME INTO AFRICA MEANT ANYTHING GOOD FOR AFRICANS””

Africa’s Youth Must Ask Hard Questions 🌍 Africa’s Youth Must Ask Hard Questions The African Union was born from the bold dreams of giants like Kwame Nkrumah, Haile Selassie, Julius Nyerere, and Patrice Lumumba — leaders who envisioned a united, self-reliant, and powerful Africa. They spoke of true political independence, economic sovereignty, and continental unityContinue reading “Africa’s Youth Must Ask Hard Questions”

The Twa (Pygmy) people were the aboriginal people of Ireland. The Twa (Pygmy) people were the aboriginal people of Ireland. They were there for generations before settlers came along. They originated in Africa, but were travelers of many lands. The mythical “leprechauns”. The original inhabitants and oldest people on the planet. Where the deities BesContinue reading “The Twa (Pygmy) people were the aboriginal people of Ireland.”

IHE EME UWA ADIMMA IHE EME UWA ADIMMAUwa di egwu( The world’s full of mysteries.) Karisia( Extremely)Anyi amaghi ihe anyi mere uwa ji adighali (We don’t know what we’ve done to the world that’s making it change.)A kwaa aja, a hu ogu (When you pull down a mud wall , you’ll see a f!ght.) ItContinue reading “IHE EME UWA ADIMMA”

Samora Machel: Life and Political Contributions Samora Machel: Life and Political Contributions Samora Moisés Machel was one of Africa’s most important freedom fighters and political leaders. He was born on September 29, 1933, in Gaza Province, Mozambique, during a time when the country was under Portuguese colonial rule. He trained as a nurse before becomingContinue reading “Samora Machel: Life and Political Contributions”

THE QUEEN SHAKA ZULU WAS AFRAID TO FIGHT: THE MODJADJI DYALTY ⛈️ THE QUEEN SHAKA ZULU WAS AFRAID TO FIGHT: THE MODJADJI DYALTY 👑🦁 Imagine being so powerful that the greatest conqueror in Southern African history—Shaka Zulu—decided it was better to send you gifts than to send his army. 🎁🛡️ Meet the Modjadji, the “RainContinue reading “THE QUEEN SHAKA ZULU WAS AFRAID TO FIGHT: THE MODJADJI DYALTY”

The Black Prince” Peter Jackson was legendary boxer in the 1800s from Saint Croix who then moved to Australia and finally United States. The Black Prince” Peter Jackson was legendary boxer in the 1800s from Saint Croix who then moved to Australia and finally United States. Being one of the best boxing champions, he neverContinue reading “The Black Prince” Peter Jackson was legendary boxer in the 1800s from Saint Croix who then moved to Australia and finally United States.”

List Of Countries That Helped Nigeria InThe Civil War Against Biafra And How They Helped. List Of Countries That Helped Nigeria InThe Civil War Against Biafra And How They Helped. When You Hear Them Boasting Of Nigeria / Biafra War, Ask Them who Fought The War? Russia : 2 Fighter Jets and 3 Armour Tanks.Continue reading “List Of Countries That Helped Nigeria InThe Civil War Against Biafra And How They Helped.”

Before Nigeria, the Southeast Was Already Thriving Before Nigeria, the Southeast Was Already Thriving Before 1914, the land we now call Nigeria was not one country. The Southeast, home to the Igbo people, was not dependent on anyone. They had their own thriving communities, markets, trade, and culture. Life was organized, and people governed themselvesContinue reading “Before Nigeria, the Southeast Was Already Thriving”