BLACK WORLD LEADERSHIP ELECTION DISCUSSIONS - SHOULD BLACK AMERICA RESIGN?

The African Diaspora Equity and Justice Alliance (ADEJA) is gearing up for a pivotal moment in the Black World. The upcoming elections will decide the leadership of the Black World, a significant event that seeks to address rising sentiments within the Black community. This comprehensive overview will explain the setup, purpose, and objectives of the election, the role of the Central Bank of Black African Origin (CBOBAO), and the broader context of the Black World and Black America.

The election organization is being financed by the Central Bank of Black African Origin (CBOBAO), a key department of Reparation Nation Limited. Shareholders and stakeholders in the concept of Blackness are cordially invited to participate in the discussions leading up to the elections. Security measures are stringent, and all wishing to attend the meetings must bring racial and ethnic identification. These meetings are designed to foster informed agreement on whether Black Americans should continue to lead the Black World.

The African Diaspora Equity and Justice Alliance (ADEJA) is an initiative focused on advancing the well-being, empowerment, unity, and pursuit of historical reparatory justice for Black Africans, the Black African diaspora, and the Mixed-Black diaspora. ADEJA operates on an evidence-based claim-by-claim basis, striving to establish a Black African Autonomous Entity for Empowerment and Reparatory Justice by November 9, 2025.

ADEJA’s mission is to provide a transformative platform that addresses historical inequities and fosters international collaboration. By creating avenues for economic empowerment and cultural revitalization, ADEJA aims to pave the way for shared prosperity and reparatory justice within the Black community.

The Central Bank of Black African Origin (CBOBAO) is modeled after the Bank for International Settlements. Its primary objective is to process and distribute reparatory justice payments while offering relevant international banking services. The bank serves the broader goals of ADEJA, aligning with its mission to advance the well-being and unity of the IC3 Black community.

CBOBAO aims to:

• Facilitate financial transactions and investments within the IC3 Black community.
• Provide funding and resources for entrepreneurial ventures and community initiatives.
• Promote economic self-sufficiency and prosperity through strategic financial planning and investment.

Financing the elections aligns with CBOBAO's broader goals of fostering economic empowerment and ensuring fair representation within the Black World. By supporting the election process, CBOBAO demonstrates its commitment to promoting democratic processes and leadership accountability in the Black community.

The Black World refers to all individuals internationally recognized as IC3 under the UK race and ethnicity standards. This classification includes individuals who identify as Black Africans, Black African diaspora, and Mixed-Black diaspora.

Black North Americas,

Black South Americas,

Black Europe,

Black North Africas,

Black East Africas,

Black South Africas,

Black West Africas,

Black Central Africas,

Black Asia,

Black Orient,

Black Caribbean,

Black Other,

Black America has historically played a significant role in leading the Black World. However, there is a rising sentiment within the Black community questioning whether Black Americans should continue in this leadership role. The upcoming elections are a response to this sentiment, providing a democratic platform for determining future leadership.

The upcoming elections for Black World leadership represent a crucial step in addressing the evolving sentiments within the Black community. With the support of ADEJA and the Central Bank of Black African Origin (CBOBAO), this process aims to ensure fair representation and democratic accountability. Stakeholders and shareholders in the concept of Blackness are encouraged to engage in this historic event, contributing to the future direction of the Black World.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Black Caribbean African War Memorial Windrush Square, Effra Road, London, United Kingdom