NACDAfrica Language Factory

The use of the title Carnival in African Culture:
The use of carnival is absurd to the extent of it's usage in African culture. Rather use the title festival or feast for communities without drawing tourists and sponsorship to the local communities but purely for entertainment for the farming communities.
The carnival is a street parade as the title differ when used in the context of African culture.
Gaa Gwarwang Cultural Show is the best for Ekoate Language and Cultural Academy Lokoja Nigeria for the Association of Afrikaan Descendants Worldwide to converge and entertain themselves to the admiration of all spectators.
Gaa Gwarwang Cultural Show is a membership based event where ELCA, NACDAfrica, and INIClub members display their cultural ingenuity to attract audience to join and feel the culture of the people from different ethnic background.
In the event, languages are displayed in the form of music, song, dance, and folktales oral presentation in indigenous people's languages. The tools are crafted to match each display including the drums and other moveable materials for the event managed by I Am Afrikaan Limited.
This is a unique event and not open to general public but members and students only. This is because of crowd control and medicare facilities during the event. Each participant is issued a unique identity throughout the camping and display.
Security would be provided by members who are specially trained to observe first aids and other related security measures during the event in collaboration with the security agencies within the territory where the event is to hold.
Gaa Gwarwang Cultural Show Day in line with NACDAfrica Agenda AC Lot 5: Public Affairs.
To register, email [email protected]
Association of Afrikaan Descendants Worldwide

Your native language is your spiritual dashboard. The use of other languages spoken does not add to your spiritual energy as it does not vibrates as your native and ancestral language resonates with your ancestors full cord and frequency.
At least say one or two words in your ancestral language in a day to revive your energy field on the scoreboard.

Open Invitation
This is to invite interested ethnic groups that wish to promote their languages to sign an agreement with Ekoate Language and Cultural Academy Lokoja for exclusive tutoring in their native languages in their communities.
This opportunity is unique and optional for language development and advancement in Nigeria and African countries especially where Association of Afrikaan Descendants Worldwide National Chapters exist.
For immediate contact email [email protected] for consultation with the ELCA Lokoja Administrator.
Ekoate Language and Cultural Academy
New Afrikaan Civilization and Development Agenda for Africa

*Reminder of the Nigerian Languages Summit (Webinar)*

Greetings all,
Please, be reminded about the Nigerian Languages summit themed *Breaking Nigerian Language Policy Barriers*

Date: Friday 28 November, 2025.

Time 2.00 pm

Venue: Zoom.

The login details are attached below.

Zoom Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/88547666795?pwd=0YXuuGIze6BqBCCsr6EeymlsEWbW6u.1

Meeting ID: 885 4766 6795
Passcode: 322511

We look forward to an enriching programme.

Follow the money in Affricative Economic Democracy: "Affricative Economic Democracy" is a concept that emphasizes transforming African economies through inclusive and sustainable practices, often rooted in the values of community rights, social equity, and environmental sustainability.

To "follow the money" in this context typically means to trace the flow of financial resources, investments, and economic benefits in ways that promote democracy and equity. Here are some key aspects to consider:

1. **Investment in Local Enterprises**: Focus on financing small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that empower local communities rather than large multinational corporations.

2. **Microfinance and Cooperative Models**: Support for microfinance institutions and cooperatives which enable grassroots participation in economic activities.

3. **Government Policies**: Investigate how policies support equitable resource distribution, taxation systems, and social welfare programs aimed at reducing inequality.

4. **Foreign Aid and Investment**: Examine the impact of foreign investments and aid—are they supporting local empowerment or perpetuating dependency?

5. **Community Ownership Structures**: Look into initiatives that promote community ownership of resources (e.g., land, minerals) to redistribute wealth locally.

6. **Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)**: Analyze funding directed towards achieving SDGs, particularly those that enhance economic equity and environmental justice.

By tracing these financial flows and examining their impacts, one can assess how effectively they contribute to the principles of Affricative Economic Democracy.

Open Invitation
Ekoate Language and Cultural Academy opening opportunities for indigenous Linguistics fork lore and folktale in African Languages and Cultural images collection. If interested, email your title to [email protected]
New Afrikaan Civilization and Development Agenda for Africa, Below the Knee Initiative.

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