About the Author
Meet Ujima UFAD:
A Voice for Africa’s Future
The author of Africa: The Last Frontier is deeply passionate about Africa’s development and global equity. He uses his pen name, Ujima UFAD, to avoid questions about who he is or what part of Africa he hails from; he hopes the content of the book by itself will captivate those who are serious and committed to helping make Africa a global competitor, understanding fully that there are many who have all but given up hope on the continent. He wants the focus to be on the message and not the messenger.
Think of him as a change agent committed to shedding light on the challenges and opportunities facing the continent. He advocates for sustainable solutions that empower African nations to control their own resources and shape their future. Through meticulous research and thought-provoking insights, his work challenges outdated narratives and calls for a new approach, one that prioritizes justice, self-sufficiency, and economic independence for Africa.
Note: A sizeable portion of the proceeds from the sale of Africa: The Last Frontier will be used to help solve the Global Immigration Crisis, starting with immigration from Africa to the West.
A message from Ujima UFAD :
“Hi, My name is Ujima UFAD. I am not a person but a concept that encompasses every good thought you or any other African you may know have ever dreamt about for the continent. A concept that envisions reversing course and charting a new chapter for the African continent – COLLECTIVELY.”
Africa: The Last Frontier
Africa: The Last Frontier is a social study that calls for the actual implementation of a project to correct the mistakes of the past that have kept the African continent underdeveloped despite its mineral resources. It is a call to action, not only for leaders, policymakers, and people across the globe to recognize Africa’s potential and take meaningful steps toward a fairer global order, but also a clarion call to all people of African descent, wherever they may be, to focus their attention on stimulating development and economic growth on the continent so its youthful population does not continue to leave the continent in search of greener pastures.
It sparks a conversation as it raises fresh questions about the continent and the role of its descendants in answering the call as the next generation of Africans.
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