One of the reasons seriously studying African history prior to the slave trade and colonialism is important is that it helps us to understood who we were before the disruption of our societies. The poverty, violence and instability that we are struggling against globally is not rooted in some inherent inferiority nor is it the result of a divine curse. Unfortunately, so many of us have forgotten who we were before the Maafa, so we don't see any way out of our present crisis.
We'll start our depopulation agenda in Africa, by eliminating most Africans, because they're deplorable, they're worthless, they're not part of this world economy.
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@Jessseglee Assemblies of God my church is very underrated. They are in the capacity of Roman Catholic just that they don't have one single leadership structure. RCCG can't even compete with AG in Nigeria. They have the grassroots. Forget big cathedrals
The US recently announced plans to impose import fees on agricultural goods from Wakanda, the fictional East African nation best known for its vibranium reserves depicted in the βBlack Pantherβ film series.
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If I were Governor of Akwa Ibom, all secondary education would be in the central Ibom City. No more village schools. Government pays for all village kids to come to town for 6 years during secondary. They can go back if they want to afterwards.
@KO6o0n That was the first step. He was coup'd before he could do anything. Don't forget he inherited an already unstable govt from the brits. But I get ur point, at every point the first step would've been getting nukes like the other guys.