NBM, Ex-Sierra Leone VP Sam-Sumana Seek Stronger African Cooperation
The NBM of Africa Worldwide has opened discussions with former Vice President of Sierra Leone, His Excellency Samuel Sam-Sumana, on strengthening African cooperation, peacebuilding, youth empowerment and humanitarian interventions across the continent.
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Dr. Hastings Kamuzu Banda was a Malawian physician, nationalist and political leader who became a central figure in the struggle for self-government in Nyasaland, later Malawi. After returning to Nyasaland in 1958, he emerged as the leading figure in the nationalist movement opposing the Central African Federation and demanding greater African political participation.
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Idris Alooma was one of the most renowned rulers of the Kanem-Bornu Empire, reigning during the late 16th century. He is remembered for strengthening the empire through effective administration, military organisation, diplomacy and economic development.
As Nigeria Celebrates 66th Independence NBM Demands Justice, Equity, Renewed Hope For Citizens
As Nigeria marks its 66th Independence Anniversary on Thursday, the NBM of Africa Worldwide has called for a renewed national commitment to justice, equity, equality and social inclusion, saying the country’s progress must be measured by the dignity and wellbeing of its citizens.
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Rev. Jesse Louis Jackson was an American Baptist minister, civil rights leader and social activist born on 8 October 1941. He became involved in the Civil Rights Movement alongside Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and later founded Operation PUSH, advocating economic opportunity and greater political participation for African Americans.
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Herbert Samuel Macaulay (1864–1946) was a Nigerian nationalist, engineer, surveyor, journalist and political organiser who became one of the most prominent voices against British colonial policies in Nigeria.