Fawohodiesua
Who we are & What we do
Akwaaba (Welcome) to the Fawohodiesua Educational Instition. "Fawohodie" is from the Twi language of the Akan People in Ghana, West Afrika, and it means- "independence, liberation". "Sua", also Twi, translates to "Learn, to learn". We are an Afrikan-centered educational institution offering educational services to Families both locally, here in Ghana, as well as to our virtual community world-wide.
Our objectives are to connect like-minded Afrikan-centered home-based families, local co-operatives, and independent institutions with our educational services which will contribute to empowering our families and future leaders to operate at their highest level of cohensiveness and proficiency ensuring maximum production in the building of our Afrikan World Community.
This website is also the home of our ADESUA AKURAA, which is a virtual "Edu-Village" whose primary goals are to provide support, resource information and a means for networking, sharing, learning and working together with other like-minded freeschooling Afrikan families and educators.
About the Guardian Director; Ɛna Njideka Karmo
Htp, Mekyea mo, Greetings! I am a Pan-Afrikan Nationalist educator and committed Mother. I spent my “conscious-raising”, formative years on the east coast of the U.S., primarily in Washington DC, while completing my degree at Howard University. I was exposed to many of our great thinkers and do-ers of the day, such as Nana Kwame Ture, Nana Dr. Frances Cress Welsing, Nana John Henrik Clarke, Nana Yosef Ben-Jochannan, and many others. In 2012, I founded Fawohodiesua Pan-Afrikan Educational Online Classes Institute as a means to connect like-minded families with Afrikan-centered classes and instructors. I have been teaching students for over 30 years and have received multiple awards recognizing my work and commitment. My primary education objectives for our Youth is to create the knowledge base, skillsets and genuine respect for the Motherland in order for them to return and create the united, sovereign nation we so urgently need. In October of 2020, I left the plantation and returned home to our Motherland.
