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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Wally: [QB] ...Ugonabo Onwa Amene continues his essay on the Ancient Egyptian Origins of the Igbo, Edos, Yoruba -- [b]ancestors (Ikhu) of the African American:[/b] "Our confusion and rejection of our Egyptian roots is premised upon years and years of colonial mis-education and doctrine that the Egyptian civilization was attributable to Europeans. The imperialist oppressors never taught our history from its remotest past but taught and narrowed the genesis of African history to the colonial era and advent. Most Europeans who made a good effort to conduct research on African history and anthropology, like Professor Richard Henderson, in his “The King in every man” did excellent works but their works were very prejudicially narrowed in time and scope. None ever attempted to conduct an indepth study to connect our history to the advanced ancient Egyptian roots. This was a deliberate omission, perhaps premised upon the colonial doctrine that “Africa was a race without a past” because [b]it does not take a lot of studies for one to connect Onicha and closely related communities like the Edos and Yorubas to ancient Egypt."[/b] ...I think we've assisted this process within this very thread. So, keep posting your contributions! :cool: [/QB][/QUOTE]
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