About UFD
UFD stands for Ujamaa Fraternal Dynasty, a.k.a., O'BEAMMA, the Official Black Elite Ambitious Money Making Association. We were founded on July 29, 2008, by Mfalme (Don X) Sikivu. We are a mutual self-Improvement fraternity of like minds, both men and women, joined together in brotherhood and sisterhood to achieve mutual success and prosperity. We are devoted to the socio-economic empowerment of Black and disadvantaged people regardless of race, color, creed, gender, or sexual orientation.
We are organizing to place more Wealth and Power into the hands of those of Us who, due to structural racism and wealth inequality in this country, have it the least but need it the most. UFD is a stepping stone to a better, more productive life but only for those of Us willing to work hard together, in a spirit of harmony, combining and coordinating Our knowledge, efforts, skills, talents, contacts, money, and other resources to accomplish Our Mission and Primary Aim. We invest in and support one another. UFD's philosophy and practice, which was developed by Our leader and founder, is called Conscious Money. This philosophy is summed up by Our Motto: We all succeed by helping each other succeed.
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Part of the Mission of UFD is to build a trillion dollar people's movement of a million or more of Us. To do so, We are going all out to make sure each of Us is financially secured; that none of Us or Our families want for anything. This requires that We each work to become an asset to UFD by pushing and challenging Ourselves and each other to do better, be better, and know better.
Body 2 Soul
Basic Principles
UJAMAA = Cooperative Economcis: working together to achieve collective fraternal power.
FRATERNAL = Brotherhood & Sisterhood: uniting together in a spirit of familyhood.
DYNASTY = Legacy & Longevity: building together a powerful movement that lasts for generations.
General Goals
MONEY Â * Â POWER Â * Â RESPECT Â * Â FREEDOM Â * Â FAMILY Â * Â EDUCATION
Mission
To build a trillion dollar people's movement with a million or more conscious and prosperous Ndugu who are all financially secured; to build a national brotherhood and sisterhood through which we can improve Ourselves and Our circumstances, can make a better life for Ourselves and Our family, and can give back to Our community; to advance the historical struggle for freedom, justice, and equality by working together to take advantage of the rights and opportunities for which Our freedom fighting ancestors fought, bleed, and died.
Primary Aim
To organize for Wealth and Power to achieve Security and Happiness for Ourselves, Our families, and Our communities; to fight against racism, sexism, gender discrimination, and mass incarceration; and to end violence, illiteracy, poverty, and mediocrity in Our communities.
Main Objectives
Financial Empowerment
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Economic Development
Mutual Self-Improvement
Social Upleftment​
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Cultural Enrichment
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National Unity
Five Points:
DISCIPLINE Â * Â HONOR Â * Â LOYALTY Â * Â STRENGTH Â * Â SACRIFICE
General Rule
1. Live a positive, constructive, and productive life.
2. Push and challenge yourself and your Ndugu to do better, be better, and know better; strive for excellence and high achievement.
3. Always greet and embrace your Ndugu with sincerity.
4. Attend weekly fraternal meetings and spend time getting to know your Ndugu; be as One Body with One Soul.
5. Help your Ndugu in need.
6. Empower yourself by empowering others, starting with your family and your Ndugu.
7. Teach and mentor Our younger Ndugu.
8. Work to build positive relationships with others.
9. Give back to your community.
10. Work hard for what you want.
11. Do not accept handouts you do not need.
12. If someone does you a favor, repay the favor or pay it forward.
13. Never make false promises, and make up for the promises you do break.
14. Read, study, and listen so you may learn, learn so you may teach; educate yourself and increase your skill set.
15. Do what you must first so you can do what you want later.
16. Maintain good health through exercise and healthy eating.
17. Be money conscious by earning more money than you spend.
18. Build personal wealth through investment and entrepreneurship.
19. Support the businesses of your Ndugu.
20. Study the literature of UFD and share it with others
21. Introduce others to UFD, especially family and friends
22. Privately resolve any differences, disagreements, complaints, or problems you have with an Ndugu.
23. Adhere to the rules, regulations, and policies of UFD; follow the advice, counsel, and guidance of senior/ranking Ndugu.
24. Do not divulge the confidential and internal affairs of UFD without authorization.
25. Always pay your dues.