This is how they keep you in chains. This is how they ensure you never truly become free. And this is how they constantly keep you unproductive. Absolutely disgraceful!
BREAKING: Ghana’s President Issues Stark Warning at UN “Africa Will Not Remain a Passive Arena for a New Scramble for Resources”
In a fiery address to the 81st United Nations General Assembly, Ghanaian President John Dramani Mahama delivered a direct challenge to global powers, declaring that Africa will no longer tolerate colonial-style exploitation of its critical minerals.
Standing before world leaders, Mahama issued a clear warning:
> “Let me warn: Africa will not remain a passive arena for a new scramble for resources. Critical mineral extraction in Africa must not replicate the colonial era exploitation. We will process our minerals at home. We will build local industries that create dignified jobs for our youth, and we retain the value of our natural resources in Africa.”
The statement comes as demand for lithium, cobalt, copper and other minerals essential for the global green energy transition continues to surge. Mahama stressed that Africa home to vast deposits of these resources and the world’s youngest population will insist on domestic processing, local industrialisation, and the retention of value on the continent rather than exporting raw materials for refining elsewhere.
The Ghanaian leader linked the issue to broader demands for economic justice, noting that Africa seeks “equal partnership anchored in mutual respect,” not charity. He pointed to the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), whose secretariat is hosted in Ghana, as a key vehicle for driving intra-African trade and industrial growth.
Mahama’s remarks form part of a wider speech in which he called for permanent African representation on the UN Security Council, reform of the global financial architecture, and recognition of the transatlantic slave trade as a crime against humanity.
The warning is already circulating widely across African media and social platforms as one of the most forceful statements yet by a sitting African president against a potential new era of resource extraction on unequal terms.
To put that in perspective, Nigeria, which is infinitely healthier than Burkina Faso, has only been able to achieve 63% electrification.
By 2030, the erstwhile poor cousin will be objectively a better place to live in than Nigeria by all metrics (it is already leading on many)
When the revolution happens across Africa, receiving funding from a muzungu NGO or government will be treated as high treason punishable by firing squad.
For Africa to grow, a lot of Africans who live off foreign dependency simply have to die. It's either they die or they kill millions of people with their destructive, externally sponsored poison.
3 things that actually matter
1. your projects sync to a folder on your machine
2. tabs are still there tomorrow
3. it pings you the second a job finishes
on Mac you can run it from Shortcuts, Spotlight, or Siri without opening the app!
more detail in the post below
https://t.co/3Qi3CyOgnZ
And for those looking for the prompt... here you are!
RAW HOME PHONE VIDEO. One continuous 30-second clip recorded on a current smartphone from a facing balcony. Amateur handheld, natural micro-shake, occasional clumsy pinch-zooms in and out. No film look, no cinematic grade, no grain recipe. Overcast gray daylight, peeling block facade, rust, smoke, wet concrete, cheap plastic. Trash metal blasting from the black speaker. Feels like a neighbor filmed it.
Characters
A big bald man with beard and mullet, balcony, grill, Jack Daniel's tap, blue inflatable pool, rubber ducks, speaker, railing and building. Man with receding hair with long sides, gold chain, black SLAYER tank, belly and seated posture.
TIMELINE
0-10s: [Handheld phone wide] The man sits dead-calm in the tiny blue kiddie pool, cigarette in his right hand, living like a king. Serious, unhurried, enjoying. Trash metal pounds. With his free left hand he reaches to the smoking grill, picks up a sausage, smells it, then puts it back exactly where it was. Steam rolls. The phone slowly zooms toward his face, then clumsily zooms back out. He never stands.
10-20s: [Handheld, lazy zoom] His large wife in a floral dress steps out the open door with an empty glass. She fills it from the Jack Daniel's tap with apple juice the same amber color as whiskey, and hands it to him. He takes a long swallow without getting up. She hikes the dress and climbs into the cramped pool with him. They splash. Ducks bob. He stays seated, still smoking, still unbothered. Camera wobbles in on the pour, then out to both of them.
20-30s: [Handheld widening, more shake as it gets worse] A black cat walks out the door and crosses the rusty railing. Only after the cat passes along the railing does the terrace start to crack: hairline fractures spread through the slab. The balcony slowly sags. The inflatable pool tilts; water sloshes over the rim. The couple slide with the tipping pool. The cat jumps out of frame. Concrete splits, railing twists, grill and speaker shift. The terrace gives way and they fall with the water as the clip ends.
AUDIO
Loud trash metal from the speaker the entire time. Grill sizzle, tap pour, splash, groaning metal, cracking concrete, rushing water. Distant courtyard noise. No dialogue. No extra score. No cinematic sound design.
STYLE & QUALITY
Looks like a real phone video from today: auto exposure, slightly crushed highlights, ordinary digital noise, real weight and water physics, wet skin and fabric, collapsing structure with coherent debris.
Hope you like it! 🤘
“Where professors are aiding illiterates to rig elections... and people sing 'On your mandate we shall stand', whether stolen or not.”
Speaking at the 2026 Goodluck Jonathan Democracy Dialogue in Bauchi State, NDC Presidential Candidate Peter Obi decries the decline of democratic integrity and judicial independence in Nigeria, calling on citizens to reject the normalisation of electoral malpractice.