ORGANIZATIONS

VISION:

To re-brand, re-sanitize and re-position Ghana by telling its true hidden history and culture to the world.

MISSION:

Academic research, textbook development, public and international lecture tours for advocacy, seminars and international colloquium

VISION:

To immortalize Dr. Martin Luther King, Jnr and continue his legacy through the minds of the great future leaders we educate in this college in the African motherland.

MISSION:

We are currently trying to raise the necessary funds to make this dream a reality and press forward with the great work that MLK started, continuing his legacy on the African continent through children born and unborn for generations to come.

VISION:

Serve as a Platform to influence development and education in the northern part of Ghana

Alongside to “fight” and eradicate conflicts (ethnic, chieftaincy and religious) through research and advocacy, vis-à-vis lecture tours and consultancy.

MISSION:

Undertaking of research modules, publishing and organizing events that will uplift and position the residents for greater community development

VISION:

Re-group all Nkrumaists globally to see to it that the visions of the Great Osagyefo (Dr.) Kwame Nkrumah, W.E.B. Du Bios, George Padmore and company in their dream of a United States of Africa (“UNISA”) project be realized.

MISSION:

Re-connect with living presidents to ignite and steer the vision and mission of the late Osagyefo (Dr.) Nkrumah and Prof. W.E.B. Du Bois, and George Padmore.

A Branch of Afro-Mundialism International.

This is in appreciation of the great financial efforts and charitable influence adopted by President Nguema of Equatorial Guinea in assisting the African Union (AU) finance and programs.

Indeed, he has taken the position of the late Muammar Al-Qathafi of Libya in assisting the AU.

Take the case of AFCON 2015, (African Cup of Nations, 2015) when Morocco disappointed Africa or the African Union, His Excellency Teodoro Nguema and the Republic of Equatorial Guinea took up the expenses and the entire period of hosting Africa and the world, the act of a veritable Pan-Africanist a la Kwame Nkrumah and W.E.B. Du Bois.