By AfricaFora (event organisers)
In 1967, a certain black man built and drove a specially designed race car and named it Ikenga GT. It was one of a kind designed and classic. Ikenga GT is in the UK MUSEUM.
He went ahead to develop the *Ikenga Aircrafts* which is in the Smithsonian Museum, USA.
He didn’t stop there. He developed the Ikenga Series of Guitar for orchestra, which has more strings with multi octave. No one else has such to his credit.
He also developed teaching aids to help the world achieve peaceful coexistence instead of war.
Today, his works have been translated into 25 languages, but not in Igbo.
His father traced his ancestry to Igbo even as they were from Barbados.
Dwij-David Gittens is a proud Igbo son belonging to the global Igbo.
He is the inventor and designer of the Ikenga Automobiles and Ikenga Aircrafts and more.
He will be the special guest at the Ikenga Day, Paris on September 24, 2023, where he will tell his story of the Ikenga journey, which he describes as a spiritual adventure. He will then be hosted in a Homecoming to Ikenga Land, Alaigbo, to connect with his brothers and sisters.
Join the Greater Igbo Nation Foundation and AFRICAFORA as we unite all Igbo wherever they are to lead the Africans into the new phase of civilisation and global relevance.
From Haiti to Bahamas, to Brazil, Trinidad and Tobago, Belize, USA, Guinea, Gambia, Zambia and Mozambique, there are Igbos that are showing their true blood.
We celebrate Dwij-David Gittens and call on all umu Igbo to come on board this unique and deeply revealing journey with Dwij-David Gittens.
When the Haitian Army defeated the French army to declare independence in 1804, they also declared, Nou Se Ibo (We are Igbo)
There is a New Rising of the people of the East.
Long live the Igbo Nation.
For further information, please see details on the flier or contact on +234 808 902 6233.
Ya Gaziere Anyi
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