For now these are the leaders I admire and their model of leadership is what we need as Africa. long live the solders 🫡. East or west for now ( with the way you are leading) you are the best.I pledge to pray for you and hope to fight alongside you💕.God keep me to visit bukina.
Christianity isn't a gateway to making wealth. God operates on the linear of PRINCIPLES. That's why the rain falls on both the good & the evil. You can be the best Christian & be very poor. If you want or you desire to create wealth, then you must under the PRINCIPLES that God works on in regards to creating wealth. It is IMPORTANT to note that God is the only one who gives us the permission we need to create wealth. This is found in Deuteronomy 8:18. The KEY PRINCIPLES OF CREATING WEALTH ARE:
1. PUT GOD FIRST — Matthew 6:33
The Bible teaches that wealth should never become our master. Build, invest, grow and prosper, but never allow money to take the place of God, character, family or purpose.
2. WORK DILIGENTLY — Proverbs 10:4
There is no biblical shortcut around work. Consistent, disciplined and intelligent effort creates opportunities, builds competence and gives your ideas a real chance to become productive wealth.
3. DEVELOP YOUR SKILLS — Proverbs 22:29
Skill can open doors that connections cannot. Keep learning, improving and becoming excellent at what you do. The Bible says a skilled person will eventually stand before kings.
4. CREATE VALUE — Proverbs 31:16–24
Biblical wealth comes from producing something useful. Build businesses, solve problems, provide services, trade, manufacture, farm or create something that makes another person's life better.
5. PLAN BEFORE YOU MOVE — Proverbs 21:5
Hard work without direction can still leave you broke. Set goals, understand your numbers, calculate the risks and build patiently. Wealth is usually the result of deliberate decisions repeated over time.
6. SAVE PART OF WHAT YOU EARN — Proverbs 21:20
You cannot consume everything today and expect financial freedom tomorrow. Learn to keep part of your income, build reserves and prepare yourself for emergencies and future opportunities.
7. INVEST AND MULTIPLY — Matthew 25:14–30
Money that simply sits idle loses opportunities. The biblical principle of stewardship challenges us to take what has been entrusted to us and responsibly make it more productive.
8. DIVERSIFY YOUR INVESTMENTS — Ecclesiastes 11:2
Do not put everything you own into one investment, one customer or one business. Life is uncertain. Spread risk so that one unexpected setback does not destroy everything you have built.
9. DO NOT WAIT FOR PERFECT CONDITIONS — Ecclesiastes 11:4
There will never be a perfect time to start. At some point you must research, calculate the risk and move. People who wait until every uncertainty disappears may never build anything.
10. AVOID GET-RICH-QUICK SCHEMES — Proverbs 13:11
The Bible warns that wealth gained hastily tends to disappear. Sustainable wealth is normally built slowly through discipline, consistency, investment, productive work and patience.
11. BE CAREFUL WITH DEBT — Proverbs 22:7
Debt can accelerate growth when used wisely, but it can also destroy freedom. Never borrow casually. Understand the cost, repayment obligations and whether the debt is creating productive value.
12. LIVE BELOW YOUR MEANS — Proverbs 21:20
Financial freedom is not only about earning more. It is also about controlling what you spend. Many people increase their lifestyle every time their income rises and never actually become wealthy.
13. KNOW YOUR NUMBERS — Proverbs 27:23–27
Know the condition of your business, assets, debts, cash flow and investments. You cannot manage what you refuse to measure. Financial ignorance can destroy even a profitable enterprise.
14. SEEK WISDOM BEFORE MONEY — Proverbs 3:13–16
Money without wisdom can disappear very quickly. Before chasing returns, develop judgment, discipline and knowledge. Wisdom helps you recognise opportunities and avoid expensive mistakes.
Who are you? Most people will self identify with human labels given to them like "I am a doctor, teacher, tribe, colour, religion, political party, rich, poor". Thats not who you are mate, thats but an experience, stop limiting yohself, you're infinite consciousness having brief human experience called life, we are all there is have been and ever will be. Tap into the infinite possibilities of who you can become.
Start living your life as if your conciousness having the experience instead of the experience living you.
The experience you are having, thats not life, life is not being a doctor or a teacher, there's more to life than being that. We often identify with our physical bodies and external circumstances but we are more than that. We are energy, consciousness, and potential. See yourself as limitless, stop defining yourself by your job, relationships, or appearance, We don't live life - life lives you
Know thyself >>> Self identity, expand your focus of attention and expand your level of awareness and true nature of who you truly are.
Most people are strangers to themselves
THE MAKING OF A DICTATOR, PART 1.
Last year, a time like now, I managed to pull National Endowment for Democracy remmittances to Tanzania and Tanzania related personalities.
They all seemed to be pushing the same exact message; TANZANIANS MUST PROTEST ON ELECTION DAY.
Not the day before, not a week before, on election day.
It was retarded to say the least.
Then I happened upon a cable cipher, send by NED officials to higher ups in the US government, turns out they also wanted Samia Suluhu to win.
Problem was, she was grossly unpopular.
All internal polls showed her getting trumped.
Celebrities were paid to whitewash her name, still didn't help.
'Opposition' was shackled up and tossed into dungeons, she was still unloved.
So their only option, would be to make sure an election doesn't happen, they could rig it, they theorised, but that could get ugly.
When Tanzanian cashivists weren't enough to create the perfect mood, they did the second best thing, they tapped their nostalgic northerners, itchy twitter fingers Kenyans, who at the time had given up on their revolution and in search of new PsyOps to distract themselves.
And what better way to pat themselves on the back than to pretend to 'free tanganyika'
So they went to business, regurgitated nonsense, gassed Tanzanians into nothingness, made their viral tweets, got paid handsomely and that was that.
I didn't feel the need to have an opinion about their election, it was puppets running against puppets.
If you feel so strongly about your economic freedoms, sovereignty and shared liberties, you don't plan a protest 60 days out, you wake up any minute and free yourself, and should anyone ever tell you to wait to protest on a certain day, treat them as the people you are fighting, or even worse.
A controlled protest happened.
The algorithm doesn't let violent posts go viral, Tanzania's were plastered everywhere, it felt unnatural, manufactured.
They rigged her in, but smarter.
Strongly worded statements were released, she was privy to them before.
Take back your countries, but don't let foreigners control your movement.
There is a price to pay for power and Samia Suluhu was seriously indebted to her handlers...
Stay tuned for part 2.
The uncomfortable truth we need to confront as Kenyan voters is the fact that 2027 Presidential elections (like every other election since Jomo's Presidency) will largely be an exercise of replacing one neocolonial comprador for another. Different face, same neocolonial order.