Mazrui 1966，第9頁: "There is little doubt that, quite consciously, Nkrumah saw himself as an African Lenin. He wanted to go down in history as a major political theorist—and he wanted a particular stream of thought to bear his own name. Hence the term 'Nkrumahism'—a name for an ideology that he hoped would assume the same historic and revolutionary status as 'Leninism'." Mazrui, Ali. Nkrumah: The Leninist Czar. Transition. 1966, (26): 8–17. JSTOR 2934320. doi:10.2307/2934320.
Mazrui 1966，第9頁: "There is little doubt that, quite consciously, Nkrumah saw himself as an African Lenin. He wanted to go down in history as a major political theorist—and he wanted a particular stream of thought to bear his own name. Hence the term 'Nkrumahism'—a name for an ideology that he hoped would assume the same historic and revolutionary status as 'Leninism'." Mazrui, Ali. Nkrumah: The Leninist Czar. Transition. 1966, (26): 8–17. JSTOR 2934320. doi:10.2307/2934320.
Mazrui 1966，第9頁: "There is little doubt that, quite consciously, Nkrumah saw himself as an African Lenin. He wanted to go down in history as a major political theorist—and he wanted a particular stream of thought to bear his own name. Hence the term 'Nkrumahism'—a name for an ideology that he hoped would assume the same historic and revolutionary status as 'Leninism'." Mazrui, Ali. Nkrumah: The Leninist Czar. Transition. 1966, (26): 8–17. JSTOR 2934320. doi:10.2307/2934320.
