Africa in my DNA Abbas Global

21/08/2021

Leadership without influence is leadership without vision.

04/08/2020

Word

04/08/2020

The difference between who you are and who you want to be is the effort.

29/06/2019

Music video by Kofi Kinaata performing 'Adam & Eve'. Video directed by Babs Direction. (C) 2019. Team Move Buy on iTunes now - https...

06/05/2019

Believe in yourself and do the right thing. Success will follow.

29/05/2018

PENDANT QUE LE PRÉSIDENT FRANÇAIS DONNE L’ORDRE DE FORMER LE JEUNE HÉROS MALIEN POUR SON INTÉGRATION AU SAPEUR-POMPIER FRANÇAIS; LE PRÉSIDENT MALIEN IBK DEMANDE LE RAPATRIEMENT IMMÉDIAT DU JEUNE HOMME AFIN QU’IL INTÈGRE L’ARMÉE DE SON PAYS ( le Mali 🇲🇱 ).

25/03/2018

GHANA, A COUNTRY WHERE PEOPLE DIE LIKE FLIES DAILY ON ITS ROADS.
It is very sad for me to pen down this piece. As a Ghanaian, my frustrations with respect to how our people are dying on our roads like animals being slaughtered daily is very unpalatable!

Statistics about road accidents in Ghana is very devastating. Averagely, 5 people die daily in Ghana through road accident. This sad situation, over the past eight or so years, if not curtailed, deaths from road accidents can plunge this country into a standstill.
Very soon, Ghana is likely to lose the entire energetic workforce through fatal road accidents.
Quickly, I want to go straight to my view on how to solve this situation:
1. Dual-carriage lanes must be constructed on all major highways linking all the regional capitals . This will curb the constant head-on collision which has been the order of the day leading to 95% of deaths from Road Accidents.

2. Empower Police Service and Road safety Commission or A new agency must be created which could be a coalition of these two agencies and the Ghana Highways to ensure strict adherence of laws and regular maintenance of our roads. Roads signs and quality roads were all supposed to be supervised by Ghana Highways. Over the years, this particular institution has failed to perform its functions to our satisfaction.

I wish to ask politicians, that, for how long can they tell us we are developing, when we cannot feel comfortable moving on our roads comfortably. We are dying by the day. We are all on a time bomb cos no matter how careful you are, another drivers carelessness can kill you. Radical decisions and actions need to be taken to avert this calamity and save Ghana our motherland.
Here are few statistics:
• In Year 2013: A total of two thousand, and ninety six (2,096) died through accidents and 12,655 persons were injured (https://www.ghanaweb.com/…/Over-2-000-killed-in-road-crashe…...) • Year 2014: : A total of one thousand, eight hundred and fifty six(1,856) Ghanaians died through road accidents that involved 20,442 vehicles(https://www.ghanaweb.com/…/1856-pedestrians-killed-in-2014-…)

19/02/2018

I just saw this.

Experts from the Natural History Museum and University College London conducted genetic tests on the remains, finding that the earliest Briton (pictured) would be considered ‘black’ today.

18/02/2018

Read

Kwame Nkrumah accurately predicted how former colonizers would manipulate newly independent countries through aid and trade relations.

17/02/2018

This is a pure African Talent. Let's watch, like and share.

17/02/2018

Ask me any question

11/02/2018

*Title: Let’s do away with mental slavery and this is why*

They look down on us because we look down on ourselves and carry them up. This is a real picture of why mental slavery still exist. Our ancestors were very sociable in the early days of civilization.

Africa was the home of every so-called developed nation in the world now. They couldn’t do it without us which means Africa should have been the world most developed and wealthiest continent as at now.

Well, that is not even the case. Me, looking at this picture, the white man sitting on an African precious stool which was made purposely to embrace our culture and dignity as well as what kingship is all about.

I can see the white man smiling and comfortably sitting on the shoulders of a brave men. He wearing white long sleeves making us think he is so special and cleaner race.

His brown tie stands for Africans who are close to his color making them a bit superior during his time of visit. His black sunglasses 🕶 helped him avoid dust from entering his eyes 👀 or excess air.

Even when these men are tired of carrying him on the right or the left side of their shoulders, they can’t change it to the other side of their shoulder because they are afraid he might fall.

This man made us believe black means nothing to the extent that. He wore black trousers together with a pair of black shoes whiles his carriers walks and carry him barefooted for a very long time.

When they got to their final destination, the white man asked them to wash the white sleeves first and alone with a clean water before they wash the black trousers. This is reality and yet most Africans believes it and washes their white cheap clothes first before their black expensive clothes in their various homes.

This is a true story on why I said mental slavery still exists.

Not to prolong my message, please Let’s start valuing black because black is strong and beautiful. NB: White stains easily remember.