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The family of Baba Kamau Rashidi Kambon, also known as Nana Kwasi Agyeman, would like to share with you that on Thursday, December 28th, in Accra, Ghana, West Afrika, he made his transition and started his journey towards Ancestorhood in Asamando (the abode of our Ancestors).
Following our Ancestral tradition, there was a one-week celebration on January 4th, 2024 (Scroll down on this page to watch the replay). There will also be a 40th-day celebration of his life on Saturday, February 10, 2024. The celebration will take place at Besease Nkonguafi and Abibitumi Headquarters in Ghana and online (Scroll down and click the green button under Section 2 to pre-register to attend the 40-Day Celebration of Life).
Date: Saturday, February 10, 2024
Time: 2PM Ghana/9AM Eastern Standard Time
Location: Abibitumi & online (register below for more information details)
Event Program:
U.S. Gatherings
Sunday, February 11th, 2024
North Carolina
New York (hometown)
To attend or get permission to hold your own tribute gathering, contact [email protected]
Dress Code: Red, Black, Green (Black liberation flag colors) or anything Afrikan/made by Black people
Abɔdeɛ santann yi firi tete; obi nte aseɛ a ɔnim n'ahyɛaseɛ na obi rentena ase nkɔsi n'awieeɛ, Gye Nyame. The procession of creation is from time immemorial. No one exists who knows its beginning and no one will live to its end, except Nyame.
When Nyame (the Creator) dies that’s when I will die. Nyame (the Creator) will never die, therefore I will never die. Nyame (the Creator) cannot die, therefore I cannot die.
Death Ladder Death is inevitable Everyone will climb the ladder of death Everyone will die one day
Baba Kamau, a devoted and loving man, was always so deeply committed to his family. His unwavering dedication to his loved ones was truly something inspiring to witness. Whether it was through his kind words or his warm embraces, he always made sure to show his family just how much they meant to him. And it was that deep conviction that set him apart and made him such a special individual. His love knew no bounds and it radiated from him with a warmth that enveloped all those around him. He was a true example of what it means to be a loving and caring family man, and his influence will always be felt by those lucky enough to have known him. We should all strive to be a little more like Baba Kamau in our own lives, and continue to spread that same love and compassion to those closest to us.
Baba Kamau was a great inspiration to many individuals who were dedicated to promoting Black Liberation. His deep love for his everlasting soulmate, Mama Mawiyah Kambon, was truly remarkable and served as a prime example for others who similarly valued the love and respect that come with a committed partnership. Baba Kamau and Mama Mawiyah Kambon's relationship clearly showed that true love knows no bounds and can thrive in the face of challenges and obstacles. They were able to demonstrate how dedication, hard work and unwavering commitment to a cause can lead to triumph and success. Indeed, Baba Kamau's love was a source of inspiration, not only for those who shared his passion for Black Liberation; but also for Black people worldwide.
Baba Kamau Kambon was a revolutionary thinker, teacher, and solutionary who made an indelible mark on the Black struggle from white world terror and domination. He was born in Brooklyn in 1943. He was a passionate advocate for the total liberation of Black people, and he worked tirelessly to bring about operable solutions to the biggest problem on the planet Earth. His life and legacy are celebrated by those who continue to fight for the solution to this problem for Black people worldwide.
Black Liberation! That’s how we would always greet each other.
I am a little loss of words because this king is a father-figure to me.
I just want to send healing energy and positivity to the family and thank the them for allowing this king to provide me with words of wisdom, while teaching me how to be a man and lead my family. I will never forget you, brother and your spirit will always live through me.
Black liberation!
Bro Charles Little
Crystal Bodie Smith
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