The Kambons Celebrate 11 Years of Black Love

August 17, 2025

Akuapem, Mampɔn

ABIBITUMI! ABIBIFAHODIE! The latest episode of Komplementarity Kouples and Revolutionary Singles Discussions is here, and it’s one that no Abibitumfoɔ ‘Black Power people’ should miss. Episode six brings us into the inspiring world of the Kambons—Ɔbenfo (Professor) Ọbádélé Kambon and Mama Kala—who mark their 11th wedding anniversary with an open, heartfelt, and revolutionary dialogue about Black love, family, and the ongoing struggle for Abibifahodie ‘Black Liberation.’

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A Blacktastic Journey of Love & Liberation

From their first meeting 13.8 billion years ago at the start of the known universe, to their second meeting in Ghana in 1999 to reconnecting at the Summer Cooperative African Languages Institute in 2002, the Kambons share a story that intertwines destiny, Grandcestral purpose, and BlackPowerful commitment. As they recount how their paths converged, we see a living example of what it means to practice demonstration over conversation.

Their BlackLove story a model of Abibifahodie ‘Black Liberation’ and Abibitumi ‘Black Power’. With five children and over a decade of marriage rooted in Kmtyw ‘Black People’-centered values, they embody the very principles they teach and live by.

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From Abibitumi to Abibifahodie

Ọbádélé Kambon reflects on his lineage of resistance, from ancestors in the UNIA under Nana Marcus Garvey to his parents who modeled self-sufficiency and Abibifahodie ‘Black Liberation’. Out of this heritage came the founding of Abibitumi, the global hub of Black Power thought, language, and liberation.

Mama Kala, likewise, shares her transformation through the teachings of her jegna Mama Marimba, her immersion in Kmtyw ‘Black People’ spirituality, and her role as the first registered member of Abibitumi when it was still Abibitumi Kasa.

Together, they present a living testimony of how love, family, and revolutionary commitment must remain inseparable in the fight for Black liberation.

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Why Abibitumfoɔ ‘Black Power people’ Should Watch

• Celebrate Black Love: Witness how the Kambons honor their 11th anniversary as a couple committed to family and liberation.
• Learn Origins of Abibitumi: Hear firsthand how the concept of Abibitumi was born and how it has grown into a movement.
• Gain Revolutionary Insight: Their story highlights the necessity of living our values, not just speaking them.
• Be Inspired: Their journey reminds us that Black love is both personal and political—an act of resistance and a foundation for future generations.

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Final Word

In a world where too often our relationships are undermined and distorted, the Kambons shine as an example of how Black love fuels Black liberation. This episode is more than a discussion—it’s a call to action for all Abibitumfoɔ ‘Black Power people’ to live, love, and struggle in alignment with our highest ideals.

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