⁣A hungry pride of lionesses are desperately in need of a kill. Rhinoceros Lola has given birth, but her new calf is vulnerable to predators. In the wetlands, crowned crane Malkia seeks a mate.

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#africa #nigeria #biafra #panafricanism #felakuti #mkoabiola Exposing the hidden demonic hands influencing the historical politrics and blood baths in Nigeria. An analysis from an African centered perspective

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Chukwunyere Kamalu is the author of several books on African philosophy and culture including Foundations of African Thought (1990); Person Divinity and Nature (1998); The Little African History Book (2007); The Word at Face Value (2012, 2016). Chukwunyere has taught at the University of Reading (Black Studies and Social Psychology) and the University of the Arts, London (African philosophy ).
Chukwunyere is a trained research earth scientist and civil engineer, currently acting (since 2012) in the voluntary role of Chair of the Society of African Earth Scientists (saescientists.blogspot.com ). He also works in professional capacity as a financial accountant ( for past 20 years) and as a maths and science tutor in an African supplementary school since 2014.

Maame Yaa Dufie · Obuoba J.A Adofo

Maame Yaa Dufie

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Released on: 2021-04-02

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⁣When the slave boats docked in the Americas, Cuba and the Caribbean, hundreds of cultures and religions came with the Africans but only one survived the plantations. To date, the most pronounced African Culture of the Diasporas remains the culture of the Yoruba. From Brazil to Trinidad, the United States to Cuba, Haiti and the entire Caribbean, this West African culture dominates all other Cultures of Africa and could be said to have survived the plantations for hundreds of years. Bigger Than Africa follows the trans-Atlantic slave trade route from West Africa to six different countries-- USA, Nigeria, Brazil, Republic of Benin, Trinidad and Tobago and Cuba-- to explore and find reasons for the survival of this particular West African Culture.