Destroy African Cultures: Beyond Pan-Africanism to Universal Culture is a fearless declaration of spiritual evolution. It dismantles the romantic myth that African identity must be preserved in isolation, arguing instead that culture — any culture — is not a museum to be guarded, but a living organism that must evolve or perish.
This audiobook challenges the sacred cow of Pan-Africanism, revealing how the slogan has been weaponised to trap Africans in cycles of racial pride, resentment, and political stagnation. It argues that Africa’s true destiny is not to stand apart from the world but to lead the world — by transforming its pain, diversity, and genius into a universal civilisation rooted in human commonality.
Moving through history, philosophy, and politics, the narrative exposes how post-colonial leaders replaced colonialism with a new kind of mental cage: ideological nationalism dressed as liberation. Against this, the author proposes a bold alternative — the birth of a Universal Culture — where the African spirit, once freed from tribal imprisonment, becomes the world’s moral compass.
This work does not call for cultural erasure, but for transcendence. To “destroy African cultures” is to destroy the illusions that divide human beings into races, tribes, and political camps. It is to burn the dead skin of identity so that the universal human can emerge.
With piercing clarity and poetic defiance, the audiobook journeys from the ashes of Pan-African rhetoric to the dawn of a global philosophy rooted in truth, beauty, and moral courage. It is a call to the thinkers, artists, reformers, and believers of Africa to rise beyond inherited pride — and to build a civilisation that belongs not to a continent, but to the conscience of humanity.