… Says African and African-American in the United States must unite.
By Fidelis Onakpoma
In America, the magnitude of reported discrimination across several areas of life indicates an overall pattern of discrimination against blacks. These disparities exist on nearly all dimensions of experiences with public and private institutions, including health care and the police.
Contrary to this background, Black Mayor Eric Adams, Michael Garner, and Ambassador Nakiim Bey insist on African and African American unity in the United States, noting that fundamental human rights of people enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) by the United Nation in 1948 recognizes the inherent dignity and of the equal and inalienable rights of all members of the human family is the foundation of freedom, justice, and peace in the world.
Ambassador Nakiim Bey who doubles as the Ambassador at Large and Head of Diplomatic Mission to the International Human Rights Commission (IHRC) U.S and Global President African and Middle East Economic Sustainability Alliance (AMEESA) asserted in a statement made available by his Chief Press Officer, Mr. Fidelis Onakpoma.
He said Eric Adams the second Black Mayor of New York City, and Michael Garner the Chief Operation Officer of Diversity and Inclusion in the United States of America whose immense contributions to national development spur achieving peaceful coexistence are interested in supporting the African and Middle East Economic Sustainability Alliance to help black-white coexistence.
The African and Middle-East Economic Sustainability Alliance is an Intergovernmental Foundation with world headquarters in New York established to provide a coherent set of policies that consolidate all forms of labor security and a holistic approach to poverty alleviation in African and Middle East Countries.
It was formed to build a strategic alliance in Africa and the Middle East to eradicate poverty and implement economic security considering a wide range of policies that improves the possibilities for providing greater levels of economic security in Africa and the Middle East.
Although Mr. Bey in his continuous effort to guide, and support human rights that address the rights of the people, and their economic, social, and political disparities; has been aligned with the Ambassadors of the United Nation for effective collaboration.
“Wherefore there’s a call to action for Mother Africa, the Middle East, and the Caribbean Islands; we ask you to support one of our sons of mother Africa. God is with him, and we are all his children of God. America has given us a man of honor and passion from America. Help us unite and diversify our people to solve our problems.”.
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