Abibitumi New Member Welcome and Introductions
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Siphiwe Baleka posted an update in the group
Abibitumi New Member Welcome and Introductions 2 years ago · Nsumba! That literally means “I taste you!” in my Balanta language. It is used as a greeting to signify that, just like when you put food in your mouth and start to eat, the food starts to become one with you, so too when we meet, when we come into each other’s presence, we begin to become one with each other.
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Akwaaba! Meda wo ase pa ara! Thank you for the thorough introduction info who you are and what you have done and continue to do!
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Akwaaba! I believe I seen you on video some years ago. You may be aware already however there are also Balanta people in Afro’colombia’ where our people still possess the surname Balanta in the Northern Cauca and Southern Pacific Coastal regions denoting that ethnic origin.
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Bantu Banalekaki posted an update in the group
Abibitumi New Member Welcome and Introductions 2 years ago · *REVOLUTIONARY SALUTATIONS*
I hope to share with you a plethora of wisdom, knowledge and understanding on how we can liberate our MamaLand Africa.
I Carry the African spirits of Ubuntu and Glory wherever I go. I embrace my ancestoral Heritage of the Abantu with Every Breath that I take.
I will raise my head high wherever I go spreading the…
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@Bantu_b Akwaaba, Glad you are here. It would be good to see you getting involved and meeting other Afrikans. You will find many things to aid you in dewhitenizing ReAfrikanizing. Several Afrikan language classes are offered, lectures by Top Afrikan scholars and hard to find books on culture , language and spirituality. To help us to continue… Read more
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Salute! Your analysis is On-Point. You had the attention of most of those young people seated in the audience. Your Spirit & Ancestral message aligned with what they were needing someone there in Uganda to boldly say. Ubuntu!
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@Sandy Akwaaba, Glad you are here. It would be good to see you getting involved and meeting other Afrikans. You will find many things to aid you in dewhitenizing ReAfrikanizing. Several Afrikan language classes are offered, lectures by Top Afrikan scholars and hard to find books on culture , language and spirituality. To help us to continue to… Read more
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@cprs01 Akwaaba, Glad you are here. It would be good to see you getting involved and meeting other Afrikans. You will find many things to aid you in dewhitenizing ReAfrikanizing. Several Afrikan language classes are offered, lectures by Top Afrikan scholars and hard to find books on culture , language and spirituality. To help us to continue to… Read more
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@Vince Akwaaba, Glad you are here. It would be good to see you getting involved and meeting other Afrikans. You will find many things to aid you in dewhitenizing ReAfrikanizing. Several Afrikan language classes are offered, lectures by Top Afrikan scholars and hard to find books on culture , language and spirituality. To help us to continue to… Read more
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