History they say is mightier than the warrior, because the story lives on long after the warrior has died but most historian tell us distorted or entirely cooked up stories like 'Thomas Jefferson United States third President stated in his book "Notes on Virginia" that Africans are intellectually inferior and cannot understand Mathematics' where in the real sense of it and the true story 'Euclid the father of mathematics and of course the world's greatest mathematician of all time is African.

Many of our heroes, scientist, inventors and scholars in Africa are unknown, un-celebrated or given a place in history books because historians hid the facts or painted them as Americans or Europeans.


Well today, i bring you a list of African scientists, inventors, and scholars who were born or active on the African continent, who have contributed immensely to humanity and of course with the latest discovery of early human fossil in South Africa, We now know that Africa is the birthplace of humanity. It is the Motherland of all people: black or white.

We Africans were the carriers of light to the rest of the world, Science is a gift of Ancient Africa to our modern world.

See list of great Scientists, inventors, and scholars who are sons and daughters of African origin below:

Sub-Saharan Africa:

Chinua Achebe, a Nigerian novelist, poet, professor and critic. Author of highest selling book in modern African literature, Things Fall Apart. He is often referred to as the father of modern African literature.Philip Emeagwali, the father of internet and the fastest computer, a Nigerian of Igbo origin.Atu Ausaji Ayuk, a Nigerian scientist, professor, invented a new time-system, the sitime Ibrahim Njoya, a Cameroonian King credited with developing a semi-syllabic Bamum script which evolved from the rudimentary pictographic script to a more advanced logo graphic script, which he later refined to the famous semi-syllabic script known to the world today. A. Egrinya Eneji, A Nigerian Agronomist, Professor, Consultant and Environmentalist of international repute.Arthur Zang, a Cameroonian Engineer has pioneered the first Medical tablet PC of Africa that would enable cardiovascular examinations to be performed remotely and transmit the results to surgeons. With only 30 surgeons in the major cities of Yaounde and Douala this innovation save patients the hassle of having to travel to the major cities from other Cameroonian cities. Dr. SIMO, Ernest, a distinguished Cameroonian scientist was a Finalist to NASA astronauts’ selection process in 1994 and 1996. In 1994, His co-finalists included space Heroes Rick Husband and William McCool who were respectively Commander and Pilot of the Space shuttle Columbia which was tragically lost in Feb-2003. Mohammed Bagayogo (1523–1593), an eminent scholar from Timbuktu, Mali. Modibo Mohammed Al Kaburi a scholar, Cadi and Jurist, and university professor, from Timbuktu, Mali.Cheikh Anta Diop (1923–1986), a Senegalese historian, anthropologist, physicist and politician. Ahmad Baba (1556–1627), a medieval West African writer, scholar, and political provocateur. Felix A. Chami, an archaeologist and university professor from Tanzania.

Read more at http://www.duketundesblog.com/2015/11/African-scientists-inventors-and-scholars.html#tJArQuoQ2Zo8doLW.99

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Professor Kuti, Fala's grandfather he invented the so fa notes( do re mi so fa la ti ) that's why it sounds Yoruba.

illmatic101:
Professor Kuti, Fala's grandfather he invented the so fa notes( do re mi so fa la ti ) that's why it sounds Yoruba.

Where is your prove

That so fa notes also sounds Igbo
I think it was invented by Stephen Osita Osadebe's grand mother.

illmatic101:
Professor Kuti, Fala's grandfather he invented the so fa notes( do re mi so fa la ti ) that's why it sounds Yoruba.

I wasn't ready!

LWKMD chai Nigerians ehn...daris God o. I swear it's Do Re Mi na Hausi, composed by Dan Mariya's Grand-Mother

olaitoro:


Where is your prove

That so fa notes also sounds Igbo
I think it was invented by Stephen Osita Osadebe's grand mother.