African ancestral studies will reconnect learners to culture, history — Falola

African ancestral studies will reconnect learners to culture, history — Falola

Renowned humanities scholar, Professor Toyin Falola, said African ancestral studies will reconnect individuals with their past, shape future narratives, and foster a deeper appreciation of Africa’s diverse cultures and histories. Falola in a statement on Monday said that AAS would be inaugurated on October 15 at the University of Ghana, during the  2024 Anton Wilhelm

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