The leaders of MANNAM, Man Hee Lee and Nam Hee Kim visited Africa for world peace!

Man Hee Lee, the honorary chairman of MANNAM and Nam Hee Kim, the chairman of MANNAM had the trip 'East to West'. Here is how Man Hee Lee felt and what he got out of the trip.

The following is Man Hee Lee wrote about the trip.

Two million people of Nigeria invited us, and several hundred thousand people of Congo invited us and announced a seminar in advance through media, then they eagerly waited for this day. However, due to the circumstances of the country, the seminars were cancelled. We went to Ethiopia and South Africa. I met with the presidents of those two countries and formed brotherly ties with them, the two presidents promised to become members of MANNAM.

At the time when we greeted the President, we first showed the video of the highlights of the event on Sept. 16th, 2012, the World Peace Festival: Culture and Sports Celebration of Restoring Light, then we requested that they cooperate with and work for world peace.

The contents of the discussion were as follows. When it comes to war, it is not the presidents, ministers, or legislators who go to fight. It is the young men who go to fight and die. How will this regrettable death be compensated for? We requested cooperation for our work of petitioning for the ‘ending war and for world peace and the restoration of light,’ and to have it turned into an international law, this is something they would do if they truly loved peace, their country and their people. They agreed to and signed the petition. The two presidents pledged to cooperate and participate with our country to work for the Reunification, and for world peace and the restoration of light. The broadcast announcing this content echoed throughout the global community.

We visited the Ethiopian veterans who fought in the Korean War, delivering, gifts and compensation funds. We appeared in 8 broadcasting programs. The word seminar and meeting were held in South Africa. The word seminar was held at the City hall in the ‘mother city’ of Cape town, and the pastor meeting was held at the national assembly. I met with a pastor who had 350,000 (three hundred and fifty thousand) church members, and a pastor with 40 million church members. They promised they would participate in the work of ‘world peace and restoration of light,’ and will work together in the future. There were a couple more invitations from presidents of other countries, but I postponed the visits until January.