Aug 4, 2026 · 15 min · 5 segments
Welcome back to the Okonjo Radio Station! We are officially back in action. Join Nkem on this episode as she reads her poem titled, "Hello Again." Sit back, relax, listen, understand, unwind and enjoy…
please form a big circle like your mother's cooking pot and i shall recount to you an old story one that is as old as the original structure of the continents one that is known and history understands it to be true one that is legend amongst legends But some men of this world will not allow truth to speak, for if it does, what shall come shall be their demise.
The death of their empires, the suffocation of their wealth, the torture of their character, and the inspection of their dealings.
Thus, I must tell you, for you have willing ears, ears that want to learn, ears that want to listen, ears that want to know.
Let me tell you about my continent, the birthplace of humanity, the cradle of human civilization.
The owner of diversity of the human spirit, the part of the planet that carries the creator's footprints and his first instructions were inscribed by us.
come let me tell you a story a story about old Africa a story that may cause some distrust in your heart that may even trouble your soul that may cause you to demand justice for those who did it because they must one day get their judgment they must one day get their reckoning but i tell you this this story would give you resilience it would teach you it would give you understanding it will give you context this is a story of the first continent this is the story of the birthplace of humanity this is the story of Alkebulan right so thank you thank you thank you ladies and gentlemen as you know this is the chemical aka aka d d d d d d j k that is djk to the e to the m to the z signing out from the akonja radio station I'm curious to hear your favorite part of the squirm, why it caught your attention and what you think you have learned from it.
Also, if you have any questions, please let me know and I will do my best to answer them.
please form a big circle like your mother's cooking pot and i shall recount to you an old story one that is as old as the original structure of the continents one that is known and history understands it to be true one that is legend amongst legends But some men of this world will not allow truth to speak, for if it does, what shall come shall be their demise.
The death of their empires, the suffocation of their wealth, the torture of their character, and the inspection of their dealings.
Thus, I must tell you, for you have willing ears, ears that want to learn, ears that want to listen, ears that want to know.
Let me tell you about my continent, the birthplace of humanity, the cradle of human civilization.
The owner of diversity of the human spirit, the part of the planet that carries the creator's footprints and his first instructions were inscribed by us.
come let me tell you a story a story about old Africa a story that may cause some distrust in your heart that may even trouble your soul that may cause you to demand justice for those who did it because they must one day get their judgment they must one day get their reckoning but i tell you this this story would give you resilience it would teach you it would give you understanding it will give you context this is a story of the first continent this is the story of the birthplace of humanity this is the story of Alkebulan right so thank you thank you thank you ladies and gentlemen as you know this is the chemical aka aka d d d d d d j k that is djk to the e to the m to the z signing out from the akonja radio station I'm curious to hear your favorite part of the squirm, why it caught your attention and what you think you have learned from it.
Also, if you have any questions, please let me know and I will do my best to answer them.
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