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QM NZINGHA ASSATA
Queen Mother Nzingha Assata is a veteran activist and organiser responsible for founding a range of Afrikan organisations including the Universal Afrikan People’s Development Association. In the tradition of Baba Martin, she published the groundbreaking book “Women In The Garvey Movement” in 2008 and has since worked tirelessly to illuminate a wealth of information on this crucial aspect of Papa Garveys legacy.
This NOMMO is a
A Baba TONY MARTIN Commemoration
As we continue to celebrate the Centennial Year of the Universal Negro Improvement Association & Afrikan Communities League (UNIA-ACL), we honour the foremost scholar on the life and Legacy of Papa Marcus Mosiah Garvey – Baba Tony Martin.
Baba Tony Martin is responsible for giving Garveyism a new lease of life as his work not only uncovered key aspects of Papa Garvey’s legacy, but rescued it from gross distortion and misrepresentation.
Baba Martin passed away on 17th Jan 2013. In this the month of his passing, we pay him tribute by building upon his work, continuing to teach as he taught us.
COME AND HAVE YOUR SAY!!!!!!
Coming straight from work?
Hot Meals Available @ NOMMO
Date:
Fri 30th January 20
(Every Last Friday of the Month Thereafter)
Time:
7:00pm – 10:30pm
VENUE:
@ Mama Afrika Kulcha Shap
282 High Road Leyton E10 5PW
Entry: £3 – Under 21’s FREE
Nearest Tube: Leyton (Central Line) 3 mins walk – Buses 69, 158, 97, 58, w15
Info: 020 8539 2154 | 07908 814 152 | www.ALKEBULAN.ORG
“NOMMO can be thought, NOMMO can be played on an instrument, NOMMO can be sung. It is prayer. It is curse. It is incantation! NOMMO is a praise song. NOMMO is our use of the spiritually activating principle. NOMMO is will and intent. NOMMO is consciousness.”
– Marimba Ani, Let The Circle Be Unbrokenwww.ALKEBULAN.ORG
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