We Prefer Self-government With Danger To Servitude

Africa Is A Paradox Which Illustrates And Highlights Neo-colonialism . Her Earth Is Rich, Yet The Products That Come From Above And Below The Soil Continue To Enrich, Not Africans Predominantly, But Groups And Individuals Who Operate To Africa’s Impoverishment.

There Is A Close Connection Between Socio-political Development, The Struggle Between Social Classes And The History Of Ideologies. In General, Intellectual Movements Closely Reflect The Trends Of Economic Developments. In Communal Society, Where There Are Virtually No Class Divisions, Man's Productive Activities On Outlook And Culture Is Less Discernible. Account Must Be Taken Of The Psychology Of Conflicting Classes.

For Centuries, Europeans Dominated The African Continent. The White Man Arrogated To Himself The Right To Rule And To Be Obeyed By The Non-white; His Mission, He Claimed, Was To "civilize" Africa. Under This Cloak, The Europeans Robbed The Continent Of Vast Riches And Inflicted Unimaginable Suffering On The African People.

It Is Far Easier For The Proverbial Camel To Pass Through The Needle's Eye, Hump And All, Than For An Erstwhile Colonial Administration To Give Sound And Honest Counsel Of A Political Nature To Its Liberated Territory.

It Is Clear That We Must Find An African Solution To Our Problems, And That This Can Only Be Found In African Unity. Divided We Are Weak; United, Africa Could Become One Of The Greatest Forces For Good In The World.