CBAAC deplores distortions of African culture
By NWAGBO NNENYELIKE
Sunday, February 7, 2010

The distortion of African culture, history and literature by the Western writers through their works is constantly being challenged. This is important because Africa has been argued to be the source of man’s origin and the repository of civilization. This is evidence in Egyptian civilization that had been confirmed to be Negroid. In fact it is on record that Pythagoras, Thales, Solon, Archimedes and Erastosthenes were all trained in Egypt | Read Story

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