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Africa Are You Ok

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How do we end up BEGGING
Full of human capital and natural resources, how do we end up as the ones that needs AID to survive. One can only agree with a sisters assertion that Africans are possessed, to be possessed is having a third party spirit taking possession of your mind. The voice giving you a sense of purpose and direction been undermined and discarded. With your sub consciousness engraved to seeing the validation of outsiders as the pinnacle of your success. We are left to accept their doctrines without Questions. S&P’s as the Holy Grail etc.
Gone were the days that they came with Guns, now they come smiling in friendship about to repeat the same cycle started some hundreds of years . Many of us may not know but the slave trade started amicably, prisoners of war and debtors were sold into slavery.TRADE RELATIONS were started,they gained access to our environments, did their feasibility studies and realized they can bring in Guns to colonize us fast forward to today they are buying us with debts.
Matthew 12:43-45 “When an inpure spirit(colonialism) comes out of a person(continent), it goes round looking for a place to rest and then says ” I will return to the house I left (unoccupied of cos and looking for aid and validation) this time when it comes, it comes with seven other friends who will leave (Africa) worse than its previous state. Africa be warned
We have Zambia under their perils and our Minister says we are not Zambia so we can’t be bothered, They came as friends and took their airport. What happened to standing by our own. What happened to believing in ourselves and building our economy without loans, AID and free whatever, free jobs etc.
Africa Are You Ok??
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Lord Fiifi Quayle

African economic strategist, sovereign risk analyst, and public intellectual. Author of Pricing Uncertainty. Creator of the Africa Macro Intelligence Terminal.

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