Film as a Practice of Abibifahodie
The festival returns October 16?18 to advance Black liberation through Afrikan-controlled cinema.
The festival returns October 16?18 to advance Black liberation through Afrikan-controlled cinema.
A new Abibitumi program joins conversational Twi, cultural orientation and the everyday work of Abibifahodie.
“Môko mu tûnga, malu mu diatikisa” or hands are used to build while legs are used to destroy
Asakokyerɛ wɔ Gaana nna fam koraa. Ɛno nti na ɛho hia pa ara. Wohwɛ a, obiara nim asiako ahodoɔ a ɛwɔ hɔ. Nanso, Abibiko [...]
Nnansa yi, asako no aba fam' pa ara, nanso, yɛgu so. Ɛberɛ a yɛhunu sɛ dodoɔ na ɛrekɔ nkwaseadan akɔsom buronihunu bi, yɛnim sɛ [...]
Conversation with EM Details Published: 06 January 2016 Hits: 1253 Where in the U.S. can I find a professor of Capoeira like you? The self [...]
What is Abibifahodie? Quite simply, Abibifahodie translates to Afrikan Liberation. It is a term coined by Dr. Ọbádélé Kambon that encapsulates the need for Afrikan [...]