A Man ahead of his Time

All that could be said about him is already known. You cannot speak of Africa’s liberation without invoking his name. Celebrated across the globe, he remains a figure beyond reproach. Yes, every individual has their flaws—but there are those whose strengths eclipse their weaknesses. He was one of them.
In the struggle for Ghana’s independence—and that of other African nations—his presence was undeniable. He cherished Africa with a devotion so profound that he never owned property, neither in his homeland nor abroad. His life was a gift to the continent, prompting many of his compatriots to say he lived ahead of his time.
To read his thoughts is to feel the pulse of a mind that burned for his people. His ideas birthed countless developmental projects, many of which still serve the nation today. It’s no wonder he was named African of the Millennium.
His love for Africa and his fight for the oppressed inspired one of his most beloved declarations: “I am not African because I was born in Africa, but because Africa was born in me.”
His vision continues to shape great minds. And that is why, even now, many still say: “Nkrumah Never Dies.”

Happy birthday to the African of the Millennium