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Dr. Andoh - 08. 2005
Trailer for the first part of the upcoming two-part documentary 'Danhomé & Vodun' from Onuora Abuah. Onuora travels the West African nations of Benin and Togo, in order to find out the true essence of Vodun, and the history of the Kingdom of Danhomé whose people worshipped it.
A Journey through Mali...
Onuora Abuah travels to Mali, West Africa where he begins an 800km journey to the ancient city of Tombouctou whilst orating the 1000 year history of the combined empires of Wagadu (Ghana), Mali and Songhai.
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AAFF - Reaction Video (Bakari Kwadwo Kwento)
This is the first episode of The Afrikan Lion Podcast, hosted by Ọnuọra Abuah — filmmaker, educator, and founder of AEA Films.
In this episode, Ọnuọra sits with Ɔbenfo (Professor) Ọbádélé Kambon — founder of Abibitumi, Pan-African scholar, linguist, and cultural theorist — for a wide-ranging conversation on African liberation, language, and the urgent need for African-controlled cinema.
🎬 Important context:
This episode was recorded prior to the Abibitumi Conference and Abibitumi Abibifahodie Film Festival (28–30 November). Due to post-production and editing delays, the episode is being released after the festival’s conclusion. While the festival has now passed, the ideas, philosophy, and cultural mission behind it remain central and ongoing.
🦁 Topics discussed include:
– The role of Afrikan languages in mental and cultural liberation
– The legacy of Afrikan and Afrikan thinkers
– Why Afriakan cinema must be owned and controlled by Africans
– The vision and philosophy behind Abibitumi
– Storytelling as a tool of power and resistance
– Creative Afrikan entrepreneurship through ỌNUỌRA Menswear
🌍 Learn more:
– Abibitumi: https://www.abibitumi.com
– AEA Films: https://www.aeafilms.com
– ỌNUỌRA Menswear (website launching soon): https://www.onuoramenswear.com
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#afrikanlionpodcast #ƆbenfoỌbádéléKambon #abibitumi #africancinema #panafricanism #africanliberation #africanlanguages #abibitumifilmfestival #onuoraabuah #AfricanExcellence
Join us today online or in person at https://filmfestival.abibifahodie.org
A powerful call to move Pan-Afrikanism beyond identity and emotion into real economic and institutional power. In this address, Ọnuọra Abụah argues that liberation requires structure — ownership of capital, logistics, production, and narrative. A direct challenge to Afrikans at home and abroad to build what our ancestors began.
Hi! I am Janii, an economics major at Spelman College. Enjoy my review of the Abibitumi Film Festival and how it connects to my ADW course.
I wrote this song 'We Got The Power' for my people to always remember the power we have within. This song gave me goosebumps while I was writing it because it even shifted something inside of me. It reminded me I am powerful and I have life, therefore I am worthy of everything life has to offer. For those who have faced discrimination, racism, prejudice, disrespect, judgement, self doubt and a suffer from a lack of self worth. This is for all of the Genocide going on in the world and to shine light on the injustices. It's time to shine light on a world that is getting vibrationally too low. Remember YOU always had the Power within. It's time for a change.
Directed by @manicamankwa776
ABIBITUMI FESTIVAL PROMO VIDEO
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From isft to mAat in the Media: Abibitumi Film Series and Film Festival
Why do Africans proudly speak English, French, Arabic, or Portuguese, yet struggle to promote their native languages? In this thought-provoking video, we explore how colonialism shaped Africa’s linguistic priorities and why regional languages are often sidelined. Are we losing a vital part of our identity? Let’s discuss the importance of preserving and promoting African languages for future generations.
In Part 2, Ọnuọra Abụah travels to Togo (West Africa) to learn more about the Vodun spiritual system and of how Europeans have turned it into a thing of evil.
His journey begins at Kamina and Wahala where WW1's first casualties are found. Onuora then heads south to the enslavement house at Agbodrafo before meeting a Vodun priest near Lomé. Onuora concludes the trip with a visit to a Vodun market. What he learns is Voodoo is really just "Good Magic"
#VoodooInTogo #VoodooInAfrica #SlaveryInAfrica #VoodooHistory
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Onuora's latest docu-series sees him travel to Egypt in search of the Ancient Egyptians culture and how it relates to the rest of Africa.
KMT is EGYPT through the eyes of an AFRICAN.
Investigative journalist, Anas Aremeyaw Anas has said he will soon release an investigative piece on some politicians in Ghana before the election 2024.
When a long distance taxi breaks down in rural Northern Nigeria, a young woman questions her decision to head north towards Libya in the hope of getting to Europe.
Tafiya was filmed in Northern Nigeria and is entirely in the Hausa language.
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Happy New Year!
As the Holiday season comes to an end, we continue the series on Christianity and its origins in North Africa.
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