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Most of Africa did not suffer much of foreign invaders raping, maiming, killing, and carting away slaves and possessions!Africans raided themselves, captured and sold themselves to foreign slave traders; a practice that the freedom-loving Unionist Americans even sacrificed millions of themselves in a civil war with their slave-owning brothers to end.That was just like yesterday, because now more than ever, the Africans are turning on each other; breeding, plundering, capturing and selling each other to slave traders as illegal migrant, a manifestation of wickedness and man's inhumanity to man, which entrenches distrust and foreclose prospect of unity in the family, community and the larger society! The antecedents of killing, raping, pillaging and slavery have predisposed the Africans to be suspicious of their tribal neighbors, a major reason for inscribing distinguishing facial Tribal Marks. Most Africans are usually friendlier with foreign strangers, and unfortunately more so, the ones bearing Greek Gifts. Certainly, the world cannot look on Africans at home and in the diaspora - with their history of selling their children to slavery, and their penchant for breeding slaves by underfunding education, even discouraging education as religious imperative, and at the slightest excuse close schools ostensibly for the safety of children who are least affected by the COVID-19 Pandemic.Their war against the children and their own future extends to undermining the provision of Primary Health Care and Agro-allied development through misappropriation and embezzlement of public funds or common patrimony.Since independence, the African successors of the colonialists inherited the structure of the colonial governments the marauders bequeathed to them - the socio-economic infrastructures follow the imperative of exports; the loot from the rape of our common patrimony is stashed in foreign currency or banks. Even after the Colonialists had ceded power to the people to institute democratic governance, the people appear even more evil and wicked to one another. Our politics is shrouded in nepotism and tribalism. They have lost every sense of decency and humanity in their quest for political relevance.The traditional and political leadership are generally monarchist in disposition - corrupt and oppressing the people who unwittingly gave them the power. They have continued to perpetrate the unwholesome practices of the oppressors; our politicians 'capture power, ' fill the positions with cronies, sell or misappropriate our commonwealth to themselves and pillage the national treasury, even refusing to pay the critical infrastructure project contractors! They not only corruptly enrich themselves through stealing and embezzlement of our collective patrimony but shamelessly, gleefully and flagrantly rush abroad with the ill-gotten proceeds to hand over to the colonialists, who don't even have to get into the trouble of coming here to collect the loot.They pillage and rape the governments resources and keep the proceeds of their ill-gotten wealth in very strange places like soak-away, grave in burial grounds - where it can be eaten by worms and cannot contribute to growing their economy. The activities of these generationally ignorant men - called anti-Christ, who live by the lordship of their reactionary Terrestrial spirit, only increased - perpetuating evil and wickedness as agents of Colonialists, Feudalists, Hegemonists, Marauders, and Slave Traders; hunting their fellow Africans to sell as slaves, looting the common patrimony of natural and national resources.Africa and mankind desperately yearn for emancipation from their generational ignorance of the Ontology of Man and the Autonomous Robotics Righteousness of the Master Roboteer Creator God, and the hell of their entrenched bipolar dysfunction escalating to Bipolar Disorder and the pervasive Mental Health infirmities and issues!


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  • ISBN-13: 9798586893451
  • Publisher: Independently Published
  • Publisher Imprint: Independently Published
  • Height: 229 mm
  • No of Pages: 288
  • Spine Width: 15 mm
  • Weight: 386 gr
  • ISBN-10: 8586893455
  • Publisher Date: 26 Dec 2020
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Language: English
  • Returnable: N
  • Sub Title: "The people walking in darkness have seen a great light; on those living in the land of the shadow of death, a light has dawned." ISAIAH 9:2
  • Width: 152 mm


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