Egypt: End of the Black Dynasties

by Segun Magbagbeola

The conquest of Egypt by Alexander in 332BC ended the dynastic period, bringing an end to three millennia of civilization. Segun Magbagbeola returns in fine form to narrate the gradual loss of power and cultural identity experienced by the black Pharaohs and highlights what lessons can be learned from Ancient Egypt to establish a new civilisation.

100 pages, Hardcover

First published June 15, 2015

About the author

Segun Magbagbeola (born 1984) in Lagos, Nigeria is a writer and director of Akasha Publishing Ltd. He was born to Nigerian parents and spent the early years of his childhood there before moving to London, UK with his immediate family and has lived there since. He is a graduate of Brunel University with a BSc degree in Information Systems. He became a Nuwaupian at 21 and was inducted as a member of the Ancient Egiptian Order, crowned with the name Har-Aha TepyPet 'Fighting Hawk Chief of the Sky'. As a Nuwaupian he became fascinated with Black History, Egyptology, religious studies, ancient civilizations and Extra-terrestrial life. His first book 'Black Egyptians' was written to prove once and for all that Black Africans started and led the Ancient Egyptian civilization and give Africans/Caribbeans a common culture to unite. He also works as a personal trainer and enjoys martial arts including Wing Chun Kung Fu and Muay Thai. He has been involved in acting for several films, short films, commercials and modelling. He is working on a new novel (The adventures of Kamun) due June 2013.