THE PAPAL BULL'S LEGACY: HOW EUROPEAN LAND SEIZURE ENSLAVED OTHER CULTURES INCLUDING AFRICA in Bloomington, MN

This book explores a significant and painful part of Africa's history. Dr. Obi Mbah seeks to explain how Europe's seizure of African lands centuries ago has shaped the continent's current struggles. The story begins with a papal decree, known as a "Papal Bull," which allowed European countries to take land in Africa, leading to the exploitation and suffering of its people.
Dr. Mbah highlights that Africa's ongoing poverty is not due to natural causes but because of deliberate actions by Western powers. He argues that the unfair trade practices and economic policies created during colonial times still affect Africa today. The book calls for the world to acknowledge these historical injustices and work toward a future where Africa can thrive independently.
Through well-researched data and examples, Dr. Mbah offers readers a deeper understanding of the lasting impacts of colonization on Africa. His hope is to spark awareness and inspire action, encouraging readers to join in the effort to support Africa's journey toward real independence and prosperity. This book is both a lesson from the past and a call to build a better future for Africa.