Community Question Time
THE DIASPORA & THE HOMECOMING
The European Regional Representative of The Honourable Minister Louis Farrakhan
ABDUL HAKEEM MUHAMMAD
in association with the African Diaspora Union cordially invite you to an audience with
The Honourable Madam
JANET EDNA NYAME
Executive Director for the National Commission on Culture, Ghana
Join us at Community Question Time to gain insight into Ghana’s outreach programme for Black people around the world.
Saturday 10th August 2019
7 pm – 9.30 pm (Doors Open: 6.30 pm)
Venue: Hinton House, Hinton Road, Brixton, London SE24 0HJ - How does a person returning to a chosen homeland add value to the development of its people?
- In the light of heightened incidents of crime on UK streets, is homecoming an unexplored avenue for our youth?
- What would a United States of Africa and the Caribbean look like?
- What should Black leadership be preparing for with regard to a post-brexit UK and Europe?
- What are African governments offering? How should they prepare to receive those wanting to resettle?
Contributors:
- Madam Janet Edna Nyame (Executive Director for the National Commission on Culture at the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Arts, Ghana)
- Abu Akil (Co Chair of Global Afrikan Congress uk, GACuk)
- Samuel Adjekum (Africa Diaspora Union)
- Charmaine Simpson (Co-Founder of Black History Studies, Community Activist)
- Brother Leader Mbandaka (Alkebu-Lan Revivalist Movement/UK Ambassador for the UNIA-ACL, Community Leader and Pan-Afrikan Nationalist representative working for the total liberation of Afrikan peoples throughout the Diaspora)
- Host, Abdul Hakeem Muhammad (European Regional Representative of The Honourable Minister Louis Farrakhan and The Nation of Islam)
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