The Mensan science writer Isaac Asimov once made the expansion point that "...in 600 B.C.,...the entire Universe known to man was a patch of flat ground, and not a very large patch either."
Today it is equally necessary for leadership theories to examine, expand, and include theories that are global and African-centered, much in the same manner that the fields of astronomy and anthropology were expanded with the inclusion of the existing myths and visions of the Dogon tribe of West Africa and the Egyptians of northern Africa, who identified the complete Sirius star system years before parts of it were reported by the German astronomer Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel in 1844. And in the case of the Dogon, the existence of Sirius goes back at least 5,000 years.
KOH, PhD (Ife Ukwu)
Today it is equally necessary for leadership theories to examine, expand, and include theories that are global and African-centered, much in the same manner that the fields of astronomy and anthropology were expanded with the inclusion of the existing myths and visions of the Dogon tribe of West Africa and the Egyptians of northern Africa, who identified the complete Sirius star system years before parts of it were reported by the German astronomer Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel in 1844. And in the case of the Dogon, the existence of Sirius goes back at least 5,000 years.
KOH, PhD (Ife Ukwu)
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