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THE GRAND EMANCIPATION

What do we see?

Hunger, ill-accomplishment, negativity, inferiority and constant backward movement

This we cry each day to abolish, to overcome and to turn around.

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The souls of our fathers wallow in pain and shame

Their graves have become tombstones of intense heat

They died and where proclaimed famous

But the very generations they laid their lives down for have rather turned that fame to shame

The land we occupy as an African people has proven to be the most blessed when it comes to natural resources.

Yet

What do we see?

Hunger, ill-accomplishment, negativity, inferiority and constant backward movement

This we cry each day to abolish, to overcome and to turn around.

Each day an educated African comes up with a new policy and the brains behind that policy is obviously a westerner

Can’t we as an African people do unto us as we wish them westerners to do unto us?

Do we throw our resources to the western man and ask him to help make the most out of it?

Until me and my brothers, sisters, aunties, uncles, fathers, mothers and grandparents at home are fully emancipated, we shall want more of the west that will keep asking for our souls as an inferior race and our fore fathers would have been disgraced by our actions.

It must start with:

Knowing our roots.

Knowing the resources available to us.

Knowing our needs as an African people.

Knowing the world’s technology.

Recognizing the talents available to us.

Africa can fix our own problems.

Africa can feed itself.

Africa can have its own technologies.

Africa can cure its own ailments.

Africa can be a MAN WITH ENOUGH BALLS TO TAKE OVER THE WORLD.

THE TIME IS NOW….

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