Books
The Glory of Africa
From creation, Africans have held important positions in world history, showing their leadership in the civilisation of the world. Writing began in Egypt, and the science of embalming also originated there. Scientists have been researching the secrets behind the Egyptians’ remarkable ability to embalm the young Pharaoh Tutankhamen, enabling his corpse to remain intact for 3,200 years after burial. Additionally, the first university in the world was established in Timbuktu, Mali, which is also in Africa. It is noteworthy that in Ethiopia, unique architectural methods were used, with buildings constructed from top to bottom.
Throughout history, Africans and black people have demonstrated extraordinary intelligence through various inventions, yet many have allowed the West to claim these innovations as their own. It is crucial for Africans and black individuals to overcome feelings of inferiority and the societal narratives that portray them as underachievers. The author emphasizes the importance of educating Africans and black people to recognize their potential and achievements. This includes understanding that iron was discovered by Africans, that they ruled the world from 763-713 BC, and that while Europe experienced the dark ages, a vibrant civilization flourished along the Niger River, extending from the salt mines of Terghazza in Morocco to Lake Chad and the Atlantic.
The core message of this book is to shift the mindset of Africans and black people to see themselves as equals to other races, spiritually, mentally, and physically. It aims to help them recognize no human being as inherently superior. The author also highlights the need for leaders of African nations and the people of Africa to be firm and patriotic, urging them not to sell their countries to the West for selfish gain. They must understand that wealth does not accompany one to the grave; rather, it is the legacies they leave behind that endure through time. Political leaders must prioritize the interests of the common man over personal enrichment by misappropriating funds meant for national development.
The discussion extends to the idea that larger nations may benefit from peaceful division to enhance development and reduce corruption. For instance, Nigeria could be divided into 36 smaller countries, promoting growth in a way that some European nations, which are smaller than individual Nigerian states, have successfully achieved. The author suggests that the Democratic Republic of Congo could also benefit from a similar approach.
To explore governance models, the author proposes creating two new states—one democratic and the other communist—and assessing their development after ten years. It is predicted that the communist state would demonstrate better progress, as funds meant for development in a democratic system often end up in the private pockets of corrupt officials. This book serves as a vital resource among books on African history, addressing the need for empowerment and development, including sustainable farming practices, as well as the importance of understanding Humanity’s concept of God. It also touches on the historical context of events like the Nigerian Biafra War, underscoring the need for unity and progress in Africa.
HUMANITY’S CONCEPT OF GOD
Humanity’s Concept of God is a well-researched masterpiece specifically written to encourage readers to discover the truth about creation, challenging the prevailing theories of big bang and evolution. This book stands alongside other significant works, such as books on African history, by offering deep insights into our existence.
Authored by Onwusa Opiah with real academic rigor, the book presents persuasive arguments supported by facts, figures, and photos. It passionately posits that throughout history, humanity has struggled with the question of God's existence, especially since He cannot be seen. However, God seeks to make Himself known to humanity, either through various mediums or direct communication, as explored in the book. At different times in human history, including during pivotal moments like the Nigerian Biafra War, God has demonstrated His love for humanity, revealing that He created us to interact with Him. Through the weak or unschooled, He shows that all human achievements are ultimately through Him and by Him.
The book focuses specifically on the impossibility of any cell or part of the human body replicating into something it was not designed to be, reinforcing the idea of a purposeful creation. Ultimately, the content of Humanity’s Concept of God will empower readers to understand that the universe was created by an all-powerful, all-knowing, and loving God, and that there is no scientific proof supporting the idea that the universe resulted from the big bang or evolution, thus encouraging sustainable farming and a deep respect for our divine creation.
JOS BOY’S TALE OF THE NIGERIAN BIAFRA WAR
Jos Boy’s Tale of the Nigerian Biafra War is crafted to foster true reconciliation and to remind leaders across many countries that "you gain nothing by violence." There is honor in the peaceful settlement of any dispute. In this insightful book, Onwusa Opiah argues that an inclusive government, populated by qualified individuals in positions of authority, can propel Nigeria towards greatness. He defines patriotism as the ability to prioritize the general good over selfish interests, emphasizing actions free from nepotism for the success of the country and its citizens.
This book also seeks to rectify the widespread misconception among many in Nigeria regarding the Nigerian Biafra War, which is often thought to have been fought solely because the Igbo people wanted to secede. As explained, this notion is inaccurate since the Igbo people consider any place they reside as home. By provoking readers to reflect on the achievements of Biafra within just two and a half years—such as building a refinery and engaging in sustainable farming practices—the book prompts the question: what has hindered Nigeria from achieving similar progress after sixty years of independence? This narrative not only contributes to the collection of books on African history but also highlights the importance of empowering women and understanding Humanity’s concept of God in the quest for national unity.
Revamping
Nigeria has been falling from grace to grass, highlighting the urgent need for a revamp. The emergence of Peter Obi represents what many see as God’s plan to rejuvenate the nation. Just as God used human beings throughout history—such as Moses in the Exodus to liberate the children of Israel from Egypt, or Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and President Obama to advocate for equality—today we see leaders like Rishi Sunak, the current British Prime Minister, reminding us of Humanity’s concept of God in creating all men equal. The responsibility for underachievement lies not with others but with the underachievers themselves, who must embrace hard work and persistent training, much like the focus on sustainable farming practices can uplift communities. Nigerian leaders must cast aside greed and embrace patriotism, a message I extend to African leaders and developing countries alike. Let us learn to love one another and prioritize those we govern. Remember, God has the power to remove any leader who fails to serve well, and we must not take our faith for granted. Christians do not lack faith; believe in God and witness His salvation, much like the lessons learned from the Nigerian Biafra War, which remind us of the importance of unity and empowerment, especially for women.
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It is to be noted that all wars being fought in different regions of the world are often rooted in the struggle for one mineral resource or another. Without Trump's revelations, the complexities of the Ukrainian war might have remained obscured. The narrative that Putin would invade neighboring countries has now been challenged. Joe Biden, a skilled salesman, managed to convince Scandinavian countries to join NATO and invest in arms and ammunition. Merz, the would-be German Chancellor, has also voiced the opinion that Europe should not rely solely on the United States for its defense.
The outcome of violence is frequently uncertain. Biden and his administration likely believed that with the weapons supplied, they could defeat Putin. Patriotism involves sacrificing personal interests for the greater good, highlighting that many current wars may have been avoided if the leaders of those nations acted more patriotically. Furthermore, the emergence of Trump for a second time allowed for a deeper exploration of the underlying causes of global conflicts, including how the mineral resources of Ukraine played a crucial role in the conflict’s inception.
Countries around the world should heed the warning to keep their mineral resources secure, engaging only in short-term leases of no more than three years, avoiding long-term agreements. Governments supplying arms to Ukraine are banking on recouping their investments through the sale of these resources, contingent upon Ukraine’s victory—a notion that seems increasingly unrealistic. War should never be a tool for resolving disputes; leaders must embrace a sense of patriotism.
Conversely, the wars in African countries often do not contribute to rising prices, as those orchestrating these conflicts benefit without investing. The ongoing conflicts in the Arab world and the Middle East are designed to compel nations that profited from crude oil and other mineral ores to squander their earnings on arms. Each bullet fired represents a loss of resources, damaging the very infrastructure built from those sales. Therefore, I urge everyone to "Give peace a chance." Enjoy life, as its duration is uncertain. Conflicts can and should be resolved peacefully; after all, the outcomes of violence are unpredictable. In war, there are rarely clear victors or vanquished; losses occur on both sides. Winning a war isn’t solely determined by the amount of ammunition; it is ultimately in the hands of a higher power. If military success were solely dependent on armament, the USA and allied forces wouldn’t have spent 20 years in Afghanistan without a decisive victory. Similarly, Mr. Benjamin Netanyahu’s claims of defeating Hamas have not materialized as expected. In contrast, Mr. Menachem Begin, a past Israeli Prime Minister, managed to alleviate tensions without bloodshed or the displacement of citizens, demonstrating the need for patriotic leaders who prioritize peace.
This compilation, therefore, serves as a selection of communications sent to approximately 187 world leaders through worldpovertyandconflictreduction.com. The author has worked as a correspondent for an e-magazine covering the Middle East and has freelanced for two newspapers. He has spoken at events on leadership, current affairs, and delivered sermons. With a Bachelor of Arts and Master’s degree in Religious Studies, along with a Diploma Certificate in writing for Young Adults, he is passionate about writing and is preparing additional manuscripts for publication, some focusing on the religious genre and others on current affairs. The author also published a now-defunct magazine titled 'The Light of the World' and has consistently advocated for global peace, which is essential in the context of books on African history and the lessons learned from conflicts like the Nigerian Biafra War, the importance of empowering women, and the implementation of sustainable farming practices to promote stability and peace in war-torn regions.
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In this book, the author delves into Barack Obama’s race to the White House, drawing parallels between Obama and a distance runner who trained diligently and was confident in his stamina. Throughout the narrative, the author illustrates how God demonstrated His power at various stages of this race, emphasizing that “He would take Barack Obama’s right hand and say to him ‘fear not I will help you.’” The book also echoes the message of Humanity’s concept of God, warning that America and the world should be still and recognize that He is God, who created all men equal. This powerful message resonates globally and inspires a new generation, particularly African Americans, to believe in themselves and strive for empowerment, akin to the themes found in books on African history that promote understanding and resilience. Furthermore, the author highlights Obama’s deep-rooted admiration for his mother, legitimizing the notion that inspiration and aspiration are crucial for achievement, much like the principles of sustainable farming that foster growth and hope. Through this multifaceted portrait, the reader gains insight into what Barack Obama stands for and what the world can gain from his presidency, while subtly acknowledging the historical context of events like the Nigerian Biafra War.
We believe in empowering women to become agents of change in their communities. By supporting our initiative, you can help provide education, training, and resources to women around the world. Our programs also explore important topics such as books on African history and the impact of events like the Nigerian Biafra War, while promoting sustainable farming practices. Together, we can elevate Humanity’s concept of God through the empowerment of women.
Support Sustainable Farming
Our sustainable farming programs not only help farmers increase their yields and improve their livelihoods, but they also play a crucial role in protecting the environment. By supporting these initiatives, you contribute to empowering women in agriculture and fostering communities that can thrive despite challenges, much like the resilience seen during the Nigerian Biafra War. Additionally, just as books on African history explore our past, our efforts reflect humanity’s concept of God through stewardship of the Earth. Your support can truly help us make a difference.
Advocate for Change
Join us in advocating for policy change that can help create a better future for all. Whether you’re exploring books on African history or learning about the Nigerian Biafra War, there are countless ways to empower women and promote sustainable farming practices. From lobbying to public demonstrations, there's always something you can do to make a difference in humanity’s concept of God.
Attend Our Workshops
Our workshops provide training and support to individuals and organizations working to create positive change, such as empowering women and promoting sustainable farming practices. Join us to discover resources, including insightful books on African history, and learn how you can make a difference in your community, perhaps by exploring themes like Humanity’s concept of God or the significant events of the Nigerian Biafra War.
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Become part of our network of organizations and individuals committed to creating a better future through sustainable farming and empowering women. Join us to connect with like-minded individuals who share your values, whether it’s a passion for books on African history or an interest in exploring Humanity’s concept of God, as well as a deep understanding of significant events like the Nigerian Biafra War.
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Empower Women
We believe in empowering women to become agents of change in their communities. By supporting our initiative, you can help provide education, training, and resources to women around the world. Our programs also explore important topics such as books on African history and the impact of events like the Nigerian Biafra War, while promoting sustainable farming practices. Together, we can elevate Humanity’s concept of God through the empowerment of women.
Support Sustainable Farming
Our sustainable farming programs not only help farmers increase their yields and improve their livelihoods, but they also play a crucial role in protecting the environment. By supporting these initiatives, you contribute to empowering women in agriculture and fostering communities that can thrive despite challenges, much like the resilience seen during the Nigerian Biafra War. Additionally, just as books on African history explore our past, our efforts reflect humanity’s concept of God through stewardship of the Earth. Your support can truly help us make a difference.
Advocate for Change
Join us in advocating for policy change that can help create a better future for all. Whether you’re exploring books on African history or learning about the Nigerian Biafra War, there are countless ways to empower women and promote sustainable farming practices. From lobbying to public demonstrations, there's always something you can do to make a difference in humanity’s concept of God.
Attend Our Workshops
Our workshops provide training and support to individuals and organizations working to create positive change, such as empowering women and promoting sustainable farming practices. Join us to discover resources, including insightful books on African history, and learn how you can make a difference in your community, perhaps by exploring themes like Humanity’s concept of God or the significant events of the Nigerian Biafra War.
Volunteer With Us
We need volunteers to help us run our programs effectively, whether it's event planning or administrative tasks. Your support can empower women and assist in spreading knowledge about important topics like the Nigerian Biafra War and sustainable farming. Together, we can achieve our goals while also promoting books on African history and exploring Humanity’s concept of God.
Join Our Network
Become part of our network of organizations and individuals committed to creating a better future through sustainable farming and empowering women. Join us to connect with like-minded individuals who share your values, whether it’s a passion for books on African history or an interest in exploring Humanity’s concept of God, as well as a deep understanding of significant events like the Nigerian Biafra War.