Sometime, Africa was tagged “The Dark Continent” by the Europeans. Maybe while one thought there was not enough light to illuminate the continent or because the Africans never communicated to tell the world what was in Africa; but nevertheless, the Europeans still found their way to Africa, changed the names of many places and claimed to have discovered rivers known by Africans which have existed over thousands of years with African names.... funny isn’t it? The EAC has now shown the path Africans should follow in order to air their opinions in all fields of knowledge and especially communicate knowledge realised through research. They should make use of EAC network. I pray that you succeed in fighting all trends of xenophobia both in Europe and in Africa. If we can provide chances for Xenophobians to understand other cultures, these people can then highly appreciate that being a human goes just beyond the colours and cultures of a particular national grouping.
W.M.Ntulo. Tumaini University at Iringa.
United Republic of Tanzania.

This website made me to have an open mind about Africans, please keep the flag flying. This is a master piece of lesion for people like me who don´t see Africans before with good mind to have a rethink.

ADMIN´S COMMENT:
We ´re very pleased for your FRANKNESS, TRUTHFULNESS and for your great COURAGE to open up your mind to the World! Your ENTRY in our Guestbook is a mind-up lifter for each team-member of the EuroAfricaCentral.com and this is a sign that we ´re gradually achieving the aim of this website: Namely; a better image for Africa and Africans via re-education without remorse and antagonism.
Chris Ezeh/CEO

You are really doing a great work and we Africans here are very proud of you.

Admin´s Comment:
Thanks Gaany, for this wonderful words of encouragement...I think there ´re still a lot of things to do and the EAC will strive to keep to our policy of re-portraying the tainted African portrait. Please register and visit the Forum..we need your contributions.
Chris Ezeh

We visited your site and we ´re so pleased to see Nigeria projected positively online like you ´re doing. What is probably needed is for us to keep up the positive outlook and try to energize like-minded people to also keep at it. If we do, we shall develop a critical mass that will make a difference. Dr M.A. Odelola
Editor Medical Nigeria

I am so delighted that you are one of those pioneering and taking the initiative of re-educating the educated westerners when it comes to issues concerning the continental Africa.-Bravo! It’s a taskful but worthwhile project. I have your site on my favourite now; it’s my hope that we all join minds and hands together on this.

I am quite happy with your patriotic step towards building an unadulterated genuine image of the African people. I would appreciate making contributions in this noble project.