JUBILATIONS AS US NATIONAL ANTHEM IS TRANSLATED TO AGBOR/IKA LANGUAGE
By Ewere Okonta
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The history-making translation of the USA National Anthem and the Black Anthem from English to Agbor/Ika language has been met with excitement and pride from the African community. This milestone achievement was made possible through the collaboration of various prominent figures including the Dein of Agbor kingdom, His Royal Majesty, Dr Benjamin Ikenchuku, and Past Grand Knight Tonna Okei (Ikuku Oma), who worked alongside Dr Ivory Thigpen of the South Carolina House of Representative and Chair of Black Legislative Caucus, amongst others.
The translation of the USA National Anthem and the Black Anthem into Agbor/Ika language is an important step towards promoting cultural diversity and inclusivity. This historic event serves as a testament to the power of cultural unity and demonstrates the shared values between Africa and the USA.
On Saturday, March 16, 2019, Agbor/Ika language and the African community will make history as they proudly sing the USA National Anthem and the Black Anthem in their native language. This groundbreaking event signifies a new era of cultural inclusivity and mutual respect between the African and American communities.
The translated USA National Anthem and Black Anthem in Agbor/Ika language provide a unique opportunity for people to celebrate and appreciate cultural diversity. This achievement is particularly significant for the African community as it represents a prideful and respected representation of their native language.
In conclusion, the translation of the USA National Anthem and the Black Anthem into Agbor/Ika language is a monumental achievement and is a step forward in the promotion of cultural diversity and inclusivity. The African community can now proudly celebrate and sing the USA National Anthem and Black Anthem in their native language, signifying a shared mutual respect between African and American communities.
All hail the Dein of Agbor kingdom!