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Obenfo Obadele Kambon is a world-renowned master linguist, scholar and the architect of Abibitumi the oldest and largest Black social education network on the planet.In this reasoning Obenfo Obadele Kambon talks about how he came to his decision to only wear clothes made by Black people, discusses what that transition was like. Kambon who is a distinguished linguist discusses how the English language has impacted Africans in the west and the continent’s concept of Spiritually. Later, in the reasoning Kambon talks about evil spirits, discusses what Adinkra is and its origins, why black men are struggling and so much more....00:00:43 Talks about how he came to his decision04:50 Discusses what that transition like14:03 Kambon discusses how language influences a person’s thought pattern21:24 Discusses how the English language has impacted Africans in the West and the continent’s concept of Spirituality32:45 Talks about the evil spirits36:46 Discusses what Adinkra is and its origins50:33 Talks about why black men are struggling so much1:04:56 Discusses how has diseases been used to destabilize black countriesPlease click link below to learn more about Obenfo Obadele Kambon and his work:
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Professor Theophile Obenga is a Congolese historian, Egyptologist, and linguist known for his significant contributions to the study of ancient African civilizations, particularly ancient Egypt. He has authored numerous books and articles on topics ranging from linguistics to African history, with a focus on challenging Eurocentric narratives and highlighting the achievements of African civilizations. Obenga has been influential in redefining the understanding of ancient African cultures and their contributions to world history.
Dissertation defense (August 2021)
Kambon Kantanka Conversations
Ground-breaking robotics engineering and design company Boston Dynamics have released footage of the SpotMini, a dog-like robot that can open doors in the most unsettling manner possible. The four-legged robot uses a mechanical arm with a pincer on the end to grasp and turn the handle and then hold open the door.
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This is the final part of a review of a discussion I recently took part in on @DAGGERSQUADUNIVERSITY (Watch: https://youtu.be/N8YOsSGCr0g).
This is probably the most important part of the conversation, as we'll be exploring how these arguments factor into and affect Pan-Afrkan Organising & development in todays world... As well as how the Politics of the Afrikan continent affects the Afrikan Diaspora.
CHECK OUT PART 1: https://youtu.be/ghMGXUGeQ6c
CHECK OUT PART 2: https://youtu.be/3tcBoKWZ5z4
This discussion is premised on the realisation that it has become problematic for many to in what is popularly called the "Conscious Community" to advance a Pan-Afrikan/ Afrikan Centred Vision & Mission in theory & practice. The discussion under review is a case study in this dynamic.
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This video is about the definition of African traditional spirituality. This spirituality is defined according to the two different practices of African traditional religion: the divine and the human.
Thus African traditional spirituality is our ability to transcend the limitations imposed on us by the physical body. This mastery is obtained permanently in the divine thanks to the purification of thoughts and is obtained in the human thanks to the observance of rituals.
In the divine African spirituality is the awakening of our divine nature, the Logos through the assistance of holy ancestors, while in the human it is gained through the succor of the illuminated ancestors.
More on this subject can be found in my books available at Amazon.
In this riveting discussion, Ɔbenfo Ọbádélé Kambon goes in depth into concepts of spirituality vs. religion from the perspective of Black people vs that of eurasians. This includes concepts of creation stories, the human being as a multiple of selves and more. He also shows what unifies all eurasian manifestations of spirituality and religion: fundamental alienation of the eurasian worldview with examples. This talk goes deep. You don't want to miss it. Purchase it today and enjoy this emBlackening discussion!
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I have received the link for my 15-minute presentation from Professor Patrick Effiboley, in the department of history and archeology at the University of Abomey (Benin), a world-ranked university. For the 2nd Outstanding African Thinkers Conference. My paper was also accepted to be published by the university. The Virtual panelist included: Or Duul Neter Neb, Dr. Vves Ngono, Dr. Ovi Jack, Ph.D. student Tarik Richardson, Dr. Aruna, Professor Nasir SARR, Professor Ngue, Professor Sengore, Professor Kambon, Dr. Adodo, more.
GTV Heritage Month Lecture Series: 400 Years? Enduring Historical Misorientation and Disorientation by Okunini Ọbádélé Kambon
Set to take place 21 January 2023: Enstoolment of the Kambons in Benin: Royal Decrees from Ilasso
Abibitumi (Ghana) and Muujiza Benin Collaboration Announcement!
Dancing at KASI
In this video we compare the art of ancient Egypt and the rest of Africa.
This video features materials protected by the Fair Use guidelines of Section 107 of the Copyright Act. All rights reserved to the copyright owners.
* Some YouTube videos worth checking out
- Ancient Greek Testimonies: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=slmlhrSvsa4&t=1242s
* My references
- The African Origin of Civilization, p28 – Fig.22, by Cheikh Anta Diop
- HomeTeam History: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55tSkRqhmYc
Credit
The song used in the video was “Deep Space – Ambient lofi” by Prod. Riddiman
The beat used in the Intro was “beautiful Nubia” by dahcadencemaker
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Théophile Obenga, linguiste et historien congolais, s’adresse aux africains dans cette thématique complexe de la domination des « races ».
« Qui a peur de la fin de la domination blanche ? », une question sensible explorée par les meilleurs experts autour de Marie-Roger Biloa dans cette édition n°03 de « Africa International ».
Spécialiste de l’Égypte ancienne, disciple de son illustre collègue sénégalais Cheikh Anta Diop, Obenga est l’un des premiers chercheurs africains à déchiffrer couramment les hiéroglyphes et à maîtriser le copte, dérivé de la langue des Pharaons.
Il a mis en évidence la parenté avec plusieurs familles de langues africaines.
Le Professeur Obenga, désormais installé à Brazzaville, a enseigné les civilisations africaines à San Francisco et dirigé le Centre international des civilisations bantu, le CICIBA, à Libreville.
The 50 (11-20-22): Obadele Kambon Presentation on Buying Land & Building a Home in Ghana
Helicopter and Spaceship Hieroglyphs? The Real Deal from Ɔbenfo Ọbádélé Kambon
Abibitumi honors Baba Runoko Rashidi
Some of you may not know this, but Baba Runoko Rashidi was a pioneer in online teaching long before it became a “thing”. Baba Runoko had a tremendous influence on the course and direction of Abibitumi in its formative years.
He taught courses such as "Around the World with Runoko Rashidi" (2008), "The Global African Presence" (2010, 2011), "A Tribute to Great Black Women in History" (2011), "Who is the Original Man?" (2012), "The Ancient African Diaspora/The Modern African Diaspora Lectures" (2012) and many more!
Because of the very special relationship he had with us at Abibitumi during our formative years, we think that it is only right to honor this legend, this giant in the best way possible.
It is in this spirit that we will honor the life's work and dedication of Baba Runoko Rashidi, who dedicated his very life to the work of connecting the Afrikan=Black family.
Who was Baba Runoko Rashidi?
Baba Runoko Rashidi described himself as a scholar, historian, author and a lecturer. Born in 1954, the historian was about 67 years old when he passed away.
He held frequent seminars about African History, Pan-Africanism, and focused his work specifically on the global African presence, which details the movement of Africans outside Africa before and after enslavement.
Baba Runoko Rashidi was also a highly successful author, having published collections of essays, as well as books about Black culture and Black history. He was a prolific academic writer, publishing 22 books across his career.
These include The Black Image In Antiquity, Black Star: The African Presence In Early Europe, as well as Uncovering The African Past.
Baba Runoko Rashidi had travelled across the world, visiting 124 countries, as well as lecturing and teaching in 67 of them. In 2005 he received an Honorary Doctorate from the Amen-Ra Theological Seminary in LA.
Recently he had been researching African artefacts, and African cultural presence in museums around the world. He had also been part of the curatorial and academic board of the Pan-African Heritage Museum since 2020.
