ANC CENTENARY; PRINCE FRANK UKONGA CONGRATULATE H.E. JACOB ZUMA, H.E. THAMBO MBEKI AND ALL SOUTH AFRICANS.

H.E.THAMBO MBEKI

ANC CENTENARY; PRINCE FRANK UKONGA  CONGRATULATE H.E. JACOB ZUMA, H.E. THAMBO MBEKI AND ALL SOUTH AFRICANS.

I Prince Frank Onaivi Ukonga- Presidential Aspirant of the Nigerian Federation as well as a  renowned pan Africanist intelligentsia congratulate the ANC PARTY of South Africa,H.E. Jacob Zuma President of South Africa, H.E. Thambo Mbeki, and all South Africa  citizens, on the celebration of  the ANC  centenary on the 22/November 2012. We at Social Democratic Mega Party of Nigeria are very proud of the great achievement of the ANC which its founding fathers made a giant stride in the great vision of a unique Pan Africa Party that will have a Pan Africanist view, mission and identity addressed to liberated the entire African from the diabolical denigrating tripartite anti bellun trade of slavery, colonization and imperialism which became the peculiar institution of the universality of destruction and rape off the Black peoples all over the world for more than 500 years where more than 250 million peoples of the black race were removed from Africa by the wicked , impervious colonialist to use as the beast of Borden to build the great civilizations of London, New York, Bogota, Bones Aries, Paris and Rio De Jenero.... this satanic impudence has made Africa poor through wanton  looting,destruction of all our superlative civilization and etc...

We commend your immense dexterity as one of the greatest leaders of ANC H.E. THAMBO Mbeki, and i am very elated to be receiving mails from great sages of your genre and would continue to cherish this greatest opportunity till the end of time... 

We appreciate you and your immense contributions to the development and advancement of the Black Race to higher standards of rectitude and achievements.... 

I have endeavored to copy the great points of your new vision that will reinvent Pan Africanism in the 21st century for subsequent appraisal and enlightenment to the entirety of Africans in Africa and those in the diaspora.

LONG LIVE SOUTH AFRICA , LONG LIVE NIGERIA

Prince Frank Ukonga

And below are excerpts for your perusal

NOTATIONS OF H.E. THAMBO MBEKI IN THE CENTENARY LECTURE OF THE ANC- 22/11.2012

I would like to suggest that to achieve this Strategic Pan-Africanist Task, also bearing in mind our obligation continuously to engage the African Diaspora in our common project, the following are the Pan-African Operational Objectives (OOs) which must inform our united actions in the short and medium-term.

OO1. With regard to the bottom-up process, we must strengthen the regional political and economic processes led by our Regional Economic Communities;

OO2. In terms of the top-down process we have to work to ensure that all our States implement the Continental policies agreed through the OAU and the AU, including those spelt out in NEPAD and the APRM, the African Peer Review Mechanism;

OO3. Given our continuing challenges in this regard, and relying on the agreed policies and programmes, we must act further to enhance the possibility for the AU to intervene throughout Africa to achieve the objective of peace, security and stability;

OO4. We must empower the Pan-African Parliament to enable our Continent’s elected representatives, acting together, to participate in the implementation the Pan-Africanist project, as well as provide effective oversight in this regard;

OO5. We must take all action to ensure the engagement of the African Diaspora with the Pan-Africanist project, working to guarantee that it also addresses the challenges facing this Diaspora; and,

OO6. We must ensure that the broad African masses take ownership of the Pan-Africanist project in all the elements we have mentioned, and therefore that the necessary steps are taken at least to keep the organised formations of these masses properly informed and engaged in all actions focused on the pursuit of this Pan-Africanist project, including through the AU ECOSOCC, the Economic, Social and Cultural Council.