UNITED WE STAND, DIVIDED WE FALL (ONE FAMILY)



I am Emmanuel Amankwah from Ghana my hometown in Africa my country. Please with all due respect, I need to ask a question; do we/you NEED not WANT, Africa my country to be united in all systems? If YES, confirm. If NO say so. Whatever your answer may be is OK/GOOD, because a positive change of wind is blowing through the mind of African's in all over the world for the United State of Africa, which you can be a part of or watch it happen. The choice is yours. (FORMATION IS FAMILY REVIVAL AND FORGIVENESS) Thank you. By Kwabena KASA. We LOVE you all. 

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