A Moral Imperative For Organizing (ll)

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• kosoko 10 years ago

  Again you've proved to be a diligent mind. The import of this paper must reach our universities and other higher educational establishments to well train our human resources to manage our resources in our interest rather than ...
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  Again you've proved to be a diligent mind. The import of this paper must reach our universities and other higher educational establishments to well train our human resources to manage our resources in our interest rather than the interest of others particularly those who oppress and mock us. Thank you brother for educating us continuously. We appreciate your effort in this endeavor.

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• Nii Ashitey 10 years ago

  Afrocentric international is challenging the notion that Africa has no history and that they have not made any significant contribution to world civilization ancient and modern contrary to the evidence.To day eurocentrism is ...
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  Afrocentric international is challenging the notion that Africa has no history and that they have not made any significant contribution to world civilization ancient and modern contrary to the evidence.To day eurocentrism is posited as the standard lens for every one.
  
  But clearly the worldview of the Chinese is constructed around the way Chinese culturally and ideological perceive their reality. Arab historians inherently would speak favorable of Arabs.That is why Afrocentric claims for purity in search for unadulterated African experience must be encouraged.We must begin to tell our own story and write our own history since history's interpretation had always been influenced by race.
  
  The call for unity of forces for blacks and Africans to speak with one voice and defend our values and culture can therefore not be over emphasized. Unless this is done eurocentrism will define what is our history and tell our story for us.
  
  The call therefore is to organize as never before for organization decides everything as Dr Kwame Nkrumah will say.

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• francis kwarteng 10 years ago

  Dear Readers,
  
  How are you?
  
  Thanks for always making time to read and to share your constructive criticisms in a respectful and scholarly manner. That is the way to go. I am truly grateful.
  
  Indeed this is a give-and- ...
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  Dear Readers,
  
  How are you?
  
  Thanks for always making time to read and to share your constructive criticisms in a respectful and scholarly manner. That is the way to go. I am truly grateful.
  
  Indeed this is a give-and-take exercise. No man is an island. We all learn from each other.
  
  I sometimes write essays based on some of the creative cues I pick from your constructive comments. I have to be frank with you, my readers.
  
  Have a great weekend. I shall return.
  
  Thanks.

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