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Restoring Maat: Honoring the Kmtyw ‘Black People’ and Kmt ‘The Black Land’ (Video Recording)

🎥 Delivered Live: 14th March, 2025
📍 Location: University for Development Studies (UDS) – Tamale, Dr. Andani Andan Academic Board Hall
Now Available: Full HD Video Recording


For centuries, non-Black Egyptologists and their anti-Black collaborators have deliberately erased the true identity of Kmt ‘Land of Black People’ and Kmtyw ‘Black People.’
Replacing these indigenous names with deceptive labels like “Ancient Egypt” and “Ancient Egyptians,” they created one of the longest-running gaslighting campaigns in human history.

In this powerful recorded presentation, Ɔbenfo (Prof.) Obadele Kambon directly confronts this academic fraud.
Drawing upon the voice of our Afrikan=Black Ancestors — without Eurasian distortions — he restores MAat (Truth, Balance, Order) and unveils the profound legacy of Black civilization.


What You’ll Learn in This Talk:

  • The authentic meanings of Kmt and Kmtyw

  • How modern misinformation disconnects Black people from their ancestral greatness

  • Kmt’s foundational contributions to:

    • Mathematics

    • Science

    • Literature

    • Philosophy (deep thought/worldview)

    • Writing systems

    • Law and governance

    • Combat sciences

    • Astronomy

    • Spirituality

    • Music

    • Agricultural sciences

    • And more!


🎥 Includes:

  • Full-length video recording

  • High-definition quality

  • Immediate streaming access after purchase


Reconnect with the truth. Restore the legacy. Reclaim Black Power.
Purchase the video recording today and experience a transformative EmBlackening session that inspires study, research, and action. ✊🏿

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