Book Name: The Athens of West Africa
Writer: Daniel J.Paracka, Jr.
Christian teachers of both African and European plummet prevailed in the
improvement of current European instructive frameworks in West Africa
during the late eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. The CMS recruited a large number of Fourah Bay College’s (FBC)early personnel from
the United Brethren Mission of Moravia, Germany, and Basel Mission,
situated in a German talking area of Switzerland.2 Europeanmissionaries
assumed liability for spreading Western human advancement and
Christianity. Returned diasporan African preachers went along with them
in these endeavors to a limited extent to help end the slave exchange. The
CMS was intently involved with the abolitionist development. The historical
backdrop of FBC is inseparably bound with that of the CMS.At the finish of
the eighteenth century, a few distinct gatherings of free blacks from Great
Britain and the Americas came back to settle in Freetown. They were then
joined by huge quantities of Africans freed from slave dispatches by the
British Naval Squadron in the main portion of the nineteenth century.3
These groups consolidated parts of various African and European societies
into a unique set of customs and cultures but referred to today as Krio.
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