‘Kwame Nkrumah’s historical work on the African Continent has long been acclaimed both on the Continental homeland and throughout the Black Diaspora. His record as both political activist and thinker is fully accounted for in this important book which fills the void in some of the critical areas where the Nkrumah story reveals gaps and lapses in the general narrative and the account of the greatest Pan Africanist revolutionary. This book must find a place in every home and every library at home and abroad. Not only for the benefit of all the Children of Africa. It must equally excite the interest of all those who want to know what happened in Africa in the aftermath of the return of this great African from his sojourn in America and Europe’. Professor Kofi Awoonor Poet and Author Chair Council of State, Ghana