“Ahene mu Hene”: Deɛ Ɛbunkam deɛ aka no nyinaa (Mpɔmpɔnsoɔ) wɔ Akan, Yorùbá, ne mdw nTr mu 
Mwariama Sankara
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You can never curb the prejudice of the one race or nation against the other by law. It must be regulated by one’s own feeling, one’s own will, and if one’s feelings and will rebel against you no law in the world can curb it. Prejudice can be actuated by different reasons. Sometimes the reason is economic, and sometimes political. You can… Read more
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“There is a huge difference between black and white. The black man and the white man are distinctly separate and unequal. There is a state of war between the two races that spans thousands of years and has extinct billions of lives.
Seldom has this planet witnessed a confrontation, a war of such dimension.
It is a true example of… Read more
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