nbm history

The corporate seal of the Natural History Society of New Brunswick was designed and adopted in 1884.

The year 1977 was indeed a historic one for the black race.

1979/80 The officials of the Movement were as follows: Head Aye Komo Karume – Fred Amadasun Chief Priest Aye Banda Kamuzu – Femi Eye Aye Fazi Wazi – Odigo Ihazar Aye Jezebel – Tony Igwedinma Butcher Aye Dan Kimathi 1 – Boro Crier Aye Koli Agbo – Joe Ogufere

1982/83 The officials of the movement were as follows: Head Aye Kabaka – Joe Esekhaigbe Chairman (COE) Aye Menelik – Kinsley Adigwe Chief Priest Aye ……… – DunmiOpayemi Eye Aye Bubuyaya – Anthony Obote Ihazar Aye Madinka – Kola Crier Aye Dan Kimathi 11 – Chima Oji Butcher Aye Mandela – Adodo

1984/85 The officials of the movement were as follows: Head Aye Fayinka – Thaddeus Ehimeme Alli Chairman (COE) Aye ………. – Sam Mokelu Chief Priest Aye Fashi Meji – Henry Idalun

In 2015 at a federal high court sitting, the NBM of Africa won a lawsuit against the Nigerian police & the federal government which granted members the right to peaceful assembly & association.

December 24, 2016 at 4:21 pm Am so happy that there is a concise narrative on the history of the neo black movement of Africa.

February 17, 2017 at 8:25 am Men standing for equity and social justice for All(worldwide). Only the wise can understand without contradiction.