United For Humanity

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Africa is priceless and must be celebrated uniquely.

Welcome to the ultimate journey into the beautiful world of the motherland—Africa!

Narrated as a tribute to Africa's rich heritage, Ofori Samuel, writing as Kofi Barima, along with his team, has uniquely created Homage Africa in honor of Africa and all people of African descent.

Africa is more than just another book about the continent; it is something truly special.

The framework of the tribute helps Africans adapt with clarity. It's our contribution to reimagining Africa's future.

We need your support—through bulk purchases, partnerships, and cash donations—to make 100 million copies of Homage Africa accessible to everyday Africans.

Even your small contribution will help Africa cross borders, be translated into African languages, and reach generations, impacting lives!

The ultimate plan is to establish a grand Skills Palace amid social activities, inspiring Africa's youth everywhere as we work towards reimagining the future of Africa.

- Ofori Samuel, writing as Kofi Barima

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Short story and a Food for Thought

Imagine you have your house. Someone comes to forcefully take it over and enforces their own rule over you. They create rules you must obey and you must buy goods from their own home. They do the same with all your neighbouring houses.

All the things that belonged to you, they now claim them, taking at will, profiting as much as they can. When they have wars, they take you and your children to the frontlines to fight and die. Those who die are left to rot, those who survive are not honoured, or even paid their due. Until you can't take it anymore. You rise up to demand that the stranger should leave your house. He refuses, unleashes his dogs on you and treating you cruelly despite having benefited so much from your house, against your will.

Soon your neighbours also start agitating. When things get too hot for the stranger, he agrees to leave. But gives you and your neighbours two options.

Option 1
He says "I am going to form an association of all the neighbours so that there will still be some control over your houses even though I will no longer be directly in charge"

Option 2
"You can declare total independence from me and be on your own".

As a proud person who knows what it means to be deprived of your independence and insulted for so long, you choose Option 2.

The stranger gets so angry. He's shouting and throwing things about. He finally decides that before he leaves, he will tear down anything he added to your house for all the time that he was there, even though it was money he got from your house that he used to add those things. So he begins to destroy the paintings, burn furniture, cut down trees, kill all chickens, poor all the water away. And then he leaves.

Seeing what he has done to your house, your neighbours fearing same fate then decide to go for Option 1. He then continues to control all the money in their houses, their education and their wealth for the next 60 years.

Food for thought - Imagine if all the neighbours had joined you. What power would the stranger have over the next 60 years? 🤔

This story is the story of what France 🇫🇷 did in Guinea 🇬🇳 when in 1958, led by Sekou Toure, they refused to join the France Community but chose total independence.

The next time Emmanuel Macron talks about civilisation, show him the savagery of his ancestors.

Sekou Toure was a great Pan-Africanist who cherished a united Africa. He is waiting for us to fulfil his dream. .