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WHY CHOOSE ABIBITUMI COMMUNIVERSITY?
Abibitumi is primarily an educational institution specializing in live online and offline teaching of various Afrikan languages; most notably, Akan (Twi), Yoruba, Wolof, Mdw Ntr (Hieroglyphics), and Kiswahili. Classes are held in the online classroom using state-of-the-art streaming audio and video technology. Abibitumi also offers classes on a wide variety of topics pertinent to Afrikan Liberation and the Afrikan experience throughout the global Afrikan world as taught by a variety of instructors from throughout the Afrikan world. In addition to the live classes, Abibitumi also offers a community forum where Afrikans from throughout the Afrikan world can discuss various topics in and about Afrikan Languages, Education, Economics, Social Systems, Health and more!!!
Our Mission
Abibitumi is dedicated to the complete and total liberation of Kmt ‘Afrikan=Black people’ and modern Kmt ‘the land(s) of Afrikan=Black people’ throughout the Afrikan=Black world from under domination by eurasians and their anti-Afrikan/anti-Black collaborators. As such, Abibitumi seeks to reclaim and/or create systems and tools designed by Afrikan=Black people for the benefit of Afrikan=Black People in the interest of complete and total Afrikan=Black Liberation, Self-Preservation, Self-Determination and Survival in each and every area of human activity.
Our Philosophy
We are about continuing the work of our Ancestors by reAfrikanizing. Abibitumi is about Afrikan Liberation. Afrikan Liberation is about the freedom to learn/be who we are (Our Ancestors) and freedom from being who we are not (as inculcated by our oppressors).
Our Committment
- As Afrikans, we have a commitment to the survival, advancement, and maximization/fullest manifestation of Afrikan potentiality of the Afrikan world.
- We are committed to create and maintain the space that will permit us to develop the necessary skills, motivation and drive to create the necessary focus – individual and collective – to re-construct the Afrikan personality and the Afrikan world towards the Afrikan Survival Thrust.
Our Promise
- We must strive to consistently analyse, document, listen and speak with as much clarity and accuracy as befits a people with a profound tradition of respect for Maat (Truth) and Maat (Accuracy).
- A study of our collective history, spirituality, educational and socialization processes, economic and political structures is essential and must be pursued ceaselessly.
Our Values
We are Afrikans=Black People and we are a collective people across space, time, energy and matter. We belong to the Afrikan family and we have an eternal and unnegotiable connection to the Afrikan world across space and time
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Foundations of Kmtyw (Afrikan=Black) Thought 2017 Bundle [Condensed 1-8] (Copy)
PDFs and Videos of the Condensed Learn-at-your-own-pace Bundle 8 PDFs, Over 25 Videos included! Course Description and Objectives: Foundations of Kmtyw Thought aims to fill a gap in the epistemological universe of the typical MPhil/PhD student regarding the deep thought of Kmtyw (Black people) throughout space and time. The course will introduce students to theContinue reading
Foundations of African Thought Excursion #10.5: Akwasidae wɔ Koforidua (2016)
In this video, we take an excursion to Koforidua to the shrine of Nana Ɔboɔ Tabiri so students can see what we have been learning live and in real context. This is the most amazing of all videos in the series. You must purchase it and see for yourself to believe it. Foundations of AfricanContinue reading
Foundations of African Thought Lecture #9: Validity of African Philosophy (2016)
Week 9: Class Discussion: Validity of African Philosophy and Reading: Kamalu, C. (1998). Person, Divinity and Nature. London: Karnak House., pp. 175-184. Supplementary Text(s): Eze, E. C. (1998). African Philosophy: An Anthology. Hoboken, NJ: Wiley., Preface pp. 1-2; pp. 4-13. Obenga, T. O. (2004). African philosophy: The Pharaonic period, 2780-330 B.C. Popenguine, Senegal: Per Ankh.,Continue reading
Foundations of African Thought Lecture #5.5: Armah Conversation Class Discussion (2016)
In this discussion, students together with Ọbádélé Kambon discuss the conversation with Ayi Kwei Armah held in conjunction with Morehouse college. Listen in on our reflections on the world-renowned author sharing his reflections and deep insights on history and our collective future as Afrikan people. You do not want to miss this exciting once-in-a-lifetime talk.
Foundations of Kmtyw (Afrikan=Black) Thought (2016) Bundle [Complete 1-14] + 7 Bonus Videos!
PDFs and Videos of the Full Learn-at-your-own-pace Bundle 12 PDFs, 14 Videos included + 7 Bonus Videos included!!! Course Description and Objectives: Foundations of Kmtyw Thought aims to fill a gap in the epistemological universe of the typical MPhil/PhD student regarding the deep thought of Kmtyw (Black people) throughout space and time. The course willContinue reading
