It Is Time For An Afrocentric Revolution | Femi Soewu | The African Narratives Podcast

It is time for Africa to start believing in herself. In this latest episode of The African Narratives Podcast, the creative director of Africa Web TV, Femi Soewu, says it is time for an Afrocentric revolution where African start creating African solutions to African problems. This include the way Africans govern themselves, trade amongst themselves, the teaching of African history and more. Femi Soewu continues on the theme of his previous podcast by asking why do Africans need to seek validation from the West in order to feel comfortable with herself.

Please consider joining this channel to get access to perks:

© Africa Web TV 2024

#africannarratives #afrocentric #africawebtv

[africawebtv]

Please support Africa Web TV by subscribing to this channel and hitting the bell to get notified whenever new contents are posted!

[gstrathmore]

Yes, I love the idea of developing African consensus building practices for the modern world. 💯💯

[queenafrikaa]

It is extremely sad when we have leaders who are selfish . Leaders who take and take just to enrich themselves . As an African continent we have very few leaders who are for Africa . What you said is all true. The moment we can be able to stand on our own, the west knows we are unstoppable. We have a long way to go but l know one day we shall get there .

[BettyWalton-vzdy]

I agree looking within doing Africans own research. Hubs for inventors around the countries using own resources around the world. Other black inventors around the world meet in Africa to stop ideas from being stolen. No cameras. Other countries develop their countries without Africa knowledge. Africans should do the same.

[njandrews]

A huge percentage of African Americans deny their ancestry and claim to be Native American and will die on that hill no matter how obvious it is that their incorrect