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College Student: How to pick an Kmtyw country to repatriate to?-gctid232260

Started by Akua019, May 07, 2017, 03:38 AM

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For a broke college student, what is the best way we can pick which Kmtyw country we wish to repatriate to and become citizens of without flying there first?

Obviously, this is less than ideal as visiting in person is truly the best option, but for those of us who can't afford it and are in school what other ways do we have of picking the best country to adopt as our future home?

I would like to learn the language NOW before I get there but learning-- say Twi-- but I end up going to Tanzania or Umwantzi (South Kmt) I will have to start all over again.

Any advice?

My list was based on places that I speak the indigenous language(s). Plus I was looking for PhD programs. Think about what you ultimately want to be doing and let that guide your choice.

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QuoteObadele Kambon;232285 wrote: Think about what you ultimately want to be doing and let that guide your choice.

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Is "Black Liberation" a little too broad of a goal for helping to narrow down places in Kmt?:D

On a real note, I've never really given any real thought. I know as an Anthropology/Sociology student I am only interested in creating a community that international, global Pan-Kmtywists (both continental and Diaspora) can call home and be completely at comfort.

So I guess my first choice is that it has to be a place that is welcoming to other black Kmtyw people and believes in black Kmtyw solidarity. Is that still too broad?

Hmmm... NKO has a great post also to me about how to find the best country for repatriation that I think I better review too.

Thank you Dr. Obadele for your guidance!

*Sidenote--BTW I've watched your latest clip with you on GH news debating the guy on French being compulsory. You outclassed the other guy (pro-French language) so well, that you even had the very news host (who is technically supposed to be objective) agreeing with you and challenging the other guy. Notice how your verbal opponent towards the end, conceded that you had made excellent points regardless of what the argument was about.

Watching you win that argument as a fellow Kmtyw from the Diaspora now commanding respect across seas was so inspiring! Thanks for this! You are the proof that we can all do what you are clearly showing us is possible: Become the same respectable fellow Kmtyws respected for our accomplishments that we were before slavery! Thanks, man. You are truly God!

QuoteAkua019;233327 wrote: Is "Black Liberation" a little too broad of a goal for helping to narrow down places in Kmt?:D

On a real note, I've never really given any real thought. I know as an Anthropology/Sociology student I am only interested in creating a community that international, global Pan-Kmtywists (both continental and Diaspora) can call home and be completely at comfort.

So I guess my first choice is that it has to be a place that is welcoming to other black Kmtyw people and believes in black Kmtyw solidarity. Is that still too broad?

Hmmm... NKO has a great post also to me about how to find the best country for repatriation that I think I better review too.

Thank you Dr. Obadele for your guidance!

*Sidenote--BTW I've watched your latest clip with you on GH news debating the guy on French being compulsory. You outclassed the other guy (pro-French language) so well, that you even had the very news host (who is technically supposed to be objective) agreeing with you and challenging the other guy. Notice how your verbal opponent towards the end, conceded that you had made excellent points regardless of what the argument was about.

Watching you win that argument as a fellow Kmtyw from the Diaspora now commanding respect across seas was so inspiring! Thanks for this! You are the proof that we can all do what you are clearly showing us is possible: Become the same respectable fellow Kmtyws respected for our accomplishments that we were before slavery! Thanks, man. You are truly God!
Well, some places may be better for "retirees" while others may be better for joining the front lines. I'd advise a scouting report. Yɛmfa yɛn nan mmienu nsusu asuo we don't test the depth of the river with both feet. http://www.sankofajourney.com

Even better than that, the Host told me that he is going to apply to the Institute of Kmtyw studies for graduate school. He said that inspired him to continue his education.

Thanks, I haven't gotten started yet.

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Ọbádélé Kambon, PhD
Nana Kwame Pɛbi Date I, Ban mu Kyidɔmhene, Akuapem Mampɔn
Senior Research Fellow & Research Coordinator - Language, Literature and Drama Section
Institute of Kmtyw Studies - College of Humanities
Editor-in-Chief - Ghana Journal of Linguistics
Secretary (2015-2020) - Kmtyw Studies Association of Kmt
+233249195150 / +19192836824 | me@obadelekambon.com
www.obadelekambon.com | www.abibitumi.com
Room 115 IAS Kwame Nkrumah Complex
University of Ghana - Legon
Alternate Email: obkambon@staff.ug.edu.gh



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