From Africa with Love

About the Book

This book was written to expose the suffering, pain, and devastation the African people are subjected to by their political leaders, who were elected to office under questionable circumstances and by a rigged election and who subjects the people to horrific human rights violations while leaving a country that is ravaged by war and depleted of its rich natural resources. Proceeds of this book will go to water wells in Africa and to the hospitals in Sub-Saharan Africa to maintain sanitation and sterilization and to aid in the eradication of the Ebola virus and all contagions of that nature. “Like a tree planted by rivers of water, that bears fruit in its season, whose leaves never wither, whatever I do prospers” (Ps. 1:3).

About the Author

Mae Ella Wright has been a registered nurse for thirty-four years and is the mother of two, Felicia and Jeremiah, and the grandmother of two, Alexi and Ajayen. She is the author of three books, the first being From Slavery to Freedom, a book and screenplay written for the United States Air Force while serving a four-year tour of duty. This is taken from the famous poem by Langston Hughes. A black history presentation, the second book is The Silent Scream, a book about her take on elder abuse. It is related to her many diverse experiences in the nursing field in her thirty-four-year career. The third book is titled From Africa with Love.