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BLACK TO ABIBIMAN ‘LAND OF BLACK PEOPLE’ MOVEMENT: SIERRA LEONE CITIZENSHIP OPPORTUNITY (VIDEO REPLAY)
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Are you seeking Sierra Leonean citizenship and a path back to Abibiman, the Land of Black People? Don’t worry if you missed the live discussion—this exclusive video replay gives you full access to critical insights, strategies, and guidance from Chief Foday Ajamu Mansaray, a leading expert in Diaspora repatriation and citizenship acquisition.
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:
✔ The step-by-step process for securing Sierra Leonean citizenship
✔ How to prove your eligibility through ancestral lineage and other pathways
✔ Key legal, cultural, and logistical considerations before repatriation
✔ Insider insights from Chief Foday Ajamu Mansaray, a leader in the global Black repatriation movement
FEATURED SPEAKER: CHIEF FODAY AJAMU MANSARAY
Also known as Mansa Foday Ajamu, he is a renowned human rights advocate, political activist, and international organizer. As the Paramount Chief of the Gullah Nation of North America (GNONA), he has dedicated his life to empowering the Diaspora to reclaim their heritage, citizenship, and community in Sierra Leone.
VIDEO DETAILS:
📅 Recorded On: Sunday, March 16, 2025
⏰ Duration: 2 hours, 43 minutes, 59 seconds
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Bakari –
Very solid discussion which highlighted the history of Black people moving to the region of Kmt now called Sierra Leone, and the many efforts that have taken place to return Black people to the land of Black people. It is great to see the collaboration with Abibitumi and ensuring there is a cohesive effort with our ancestral work. I highly recommend checking out this conversation.