#greatbenin

[darrylcalmandstrong09]

New Blog. A Journey to my Motherland: Alkebu-lan (Africa): Land of the Spirit People

“To keep the picture as clear as possible, we have to keep on remembering that at various periods in ancient times, the ‘Land of the Blacks’ meant all Ethiopia, all Ethiopia meant all Africa, and all Blacks were Africans or Ethiopians or Thebans, etc.” – Dr. Chancellor Williams, author of The Destruction of Black Civilization: Great Issues of a Race From 4500 B.C. to 2000 A.D.

To find out more about the lifestyle and history of Black people during ancient and medieval Africa before foreign invasions, click here: https://rb.gy/n0l92z

[darrylcalmandstrong09]

New Blog. Welcome to the CalmandStrong Kingdom

If God gave you the supernatural ability to create your own country, what would be the name? What would it look like? Where would it be located on this Earth?

To find out more about my dream nation off the coast of West Africa called the “CalmandStrong Kingdom,” click here: https://shorturl.at/LLCBf

[darrylcalmandstrong09]

Throwback Blog. A Journey to my Motherland: Part I: Yorubaland and The Great Benin Empire

“All evidence from the traditions of most of these Yoruba kingdoms emphasize the attractiveness of Benin. Benin was, to them (the Yoruba people), a Yoruba kingdom whose common citizens happened to speak a non-Yoruba language.” – Dr. Stephen Adebanji Akintoye, author of A History of the Yoruba People

To find out more about the origins of the cultural relationship between the Yoruba and Edo peoples of West Africa, click here:  rb.gy/yqadmx

[darrylcalmandstrong09]

New Blog. A Journey to my Motherland: Part I: Yorubaland and The Great Benin Empire

“All evidence from the traditions of most of these Yoruba kingdoms emphasize the attractiveness of Benin. Benin was, to them (the Yoruba people), a Yoruba kingdom whose common citizens happened to speak a non-Yoruba language.” – Dr. Stephen Adebanji Akintoye, author of A History of the Yoruba People

To find out more about the origins of the cultural relationship between the Yoruba and Edo peoples of West Africa, click here: https://rb.gy/asvkae