Orunte: The Land of the Beginning

This book describes the origin and the state of man at creation, his dispersion, the intrigues within the family that led to Egypt and the return of the black race to the land they came from.The story confirms that the African originated science, engineering, medicine, and astronomy. It was from him all other races learnt mathematics and architecture. Was the black man really without a past, a vagrant on earth, without a worthy legacy?Orunte: The Land of the Beginning, as one of a two-part book series, gives a surprising answer. The Africans—black Africans—taught the world all that it knows and were at the pinnacle of civilization before any other race. The black man developed Egypt, Nubia, and built the magnificent pyramids and structures there, thousands of years before the Greeks and Romans understood engineering or architecture.The people of Egypt and Nubia are the same as those who returned to different parts of Africa as indigenous people, led by the Yoruba people of West Africa. Read more