Rodolphe Biket

Elearning - Strategie digitale - Technocrate
Mes formations et accompagnements t'aident à te Découvrir, Développer et Déployer, à jouer global avec ta valeur.

[Rodolphe Biket @RodolpheBiket]

Je viens de récupérer ma part d'héritage de mon arrière-grand-mère 😅. Elle est décédée, il y a plus de 20 ans avec plus de 90 ans. Notre argent était fabriqué en France à l'époque (1925), qu'est-ce qu'il en ait aujourd'hui ?
Qu'est-ce qui a vraiment changé entre-temps ?

[-ASAD👳‍♂️ @princekally001]

As an African, notice the pattern:

You need regional railways & cargo ports, more than Airports.

You need local pharmaceutical plants, not donated, short-dated medicines.

You need interconnected regional power grids not isolated diesel generators.

You need debt cancellation & sovereign credit, not IMF loans.

You need African-led fertilizer factories, not foreign agribusiness land grabs.

You need continental military & intelligence cooperation, not foreign military bases.

You need a unified African digital currency/payment system, not the US Dollar for intra-African trade.

You need textile mills and garment factories, not second-hand clothes and fashion imports.

You don't need another donor; you need institutions that generate wealth.

You don't need foreign intervention in your politics, you just need to be left alone.

you're not incapable of governing yourself, you just haven't been given the chance 🧏‍♂️

add yours 👇

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

Just a normal, regular news bulletin in a totally not-at-all-insane country, casually debating how best to commit crimes against humanity on morning television.

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

Stop whatever you're doing and listen carefully:

AFRICOM has announced the launch of a new psychological operation meant to influence Africans towards US interests by deploying a US army cyber unit to impersonate Africans online.

Its name "Drongo" comes from the African bird that mimics other animals so that it can steal their food.

That account trying to gaslight you on Twitter with "Traoré is a brutal dictator", "The worst democracy is better than the best dictatorship", and "Stop blaming white people and hold your leaders accountable" may just be an American soldier carrying out his mission.

Use your discernment on the internet!

[Alfred ‘The Great’ II @d_black_messiah]

Let me educate you slowly, so nothing is lost in translation.

You said Europe was rich before colonisation. Rich by what standard? The same Europe that was crawling through the Dark Ages? Illiterate, plague-ridden, eating off dirt floors, while Timbuktu was running a university that enrolled 25,000 students?

Let’s talk about what “rich” means.

While Europe was in intellectual darkness, the Moors (Africans and Arabs from North Africa), crossed into Iberia in 711 AD and civilised them. They brought algebra, astronomy, medicine, architecture, philosophy. The University of Al-Qarawiyyin in Morocco, founded in 859 AD, is the oldest continuously operating university on earth. Not Oxford, not Cambridge, but Africa!

When European scholars wanted to learn, they went to Cordoba, a city the Moors built, where the library held 400,000 volumes at a time when the largest library in Christian Europe had maybe 400 books.

Four hundred books!

The Greeks you love to quote, Pythagoras, Thales, Solon, Plato, all travelled to Egypt to study. Herodotus documented it, Diodorus Siculus documented it, even Aristotle acknowledged it. The mystery schools of Egypt were the intellectual foundation of what Europe later called “Western civilisation.” Greece didn’t invent wisdom, they imported it from us.

And before any of that,

Mali Empire, Songhai Empire, Great Zimbabwe, Kush, Axum, Carthage, the Kingdom of Benin, whose bronze casting in the 13th century was so precise that when Europeans first saw the Benin Bronzes, they refused to believe Africans made them. They invented a mythical lost civilisation to explain it. Because the alternative, that we were brilliant, broke their entire narrative.

Now here is what your argument conveniently omits.

When Europe arrived, they didn’t meet savages. They met civilisations. So they did what colonisers do, they destroyed the evidence.

The Great Library of Mali in Timbuktu, Sankore University, housed between 700,000 and 1 million manuscripts covering mathematics, astronomy, medicine, law, and theology. French colonial forces and subsequent chaos burned, looted, and scattered what centuries had built. Scholars are still recovering manuscripts from the sand.

The Benin Bronzes (3,000 to 5,000 masterworks) were seized by British forces in the Punitive Expedition of 1897. Stolen, carted to London, sold to museums across Europe. Some are only now being returned, 130 years later, after the world shamed them enough.

The Alexandria Library? Burned.

Carthage? Rome didn’t just defeat it. They salted the earth, they wanted no memory of it.

The Museum of Cairo, Nubian sites, burial monuments… looted systematically, catalogued in European museums, repackaged as their discovery of our heritage.

And Timbuktu’s Ahmad Baba Institute, one of the greatest repositories of African intellectual heritage, the jihadists who attacked it in 2012 were themselves downstream of the chaos that colonial border-drawing and resource extraction created.

This is not clout chasing , this is accounting.

A man burns your house down, takes your furniture, and then mocks you for being homeless. That is not a victimhood mindset.

You want us to “fix our shithole countries”? We are. But let’s be honest about who broke them. The Berlin Conference of 1884, where Europeans sat in a room and divided a continent they did not own, splitting ethnic groups, merging enemies, designing dysfunction… that was not ancient history. The grandparents of people alive today were born into that world.

[Tony Montana @9mmScorpion]

This looks bad…. Please expedite $8B to israel.

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

Black people have suffered every form of cruelty and inhumanity at the hands of evil White people.

[OGmusic @OgFeran]

The Christian shoemaker does his duty not by putting little crosses on the shoes, but by making good shoes, because God is interested in good craftsmanship” -

Martin Luther.

[Abdullah Omar🇵🇸 @Abdullah_Om3r03]

if you're a kid in Cuba...the US is starving you
if you're a kid in Gaza... the US is starving you
if you're a kid in Sudan...the US is starving you
if you're a kid in the Congo...the US is starving you
if you're a kid in the US...the US is starving you and trafficking you

[SANKEI🇰🇪 @SankeiSaitoti]

In 1932, the U.S. government began a study of syphilis in Tuskegee, Alabama. Hundreds of Black men who had syphilis were enrolled in the study and deliberately left untreated so researchers could observe the natural progression of the disease.

The study was carried out under the guise of “free healthcare,” offering medical exams, meals, and burial insurance. Even after penicillin became the standard cure in the 1940s, the participants were not given treatment because researchers wanted to continue collecting scientific data. They were not properly informed of their diagnosis, nor were they warned about the risks of transmitting the disease to their wives. As a result, infections spread within families, and children were born with congenital syphilis.

In 1966, a public health official, Peter Buxtun, raised ethical concerns internally, but the study continued. Troubled by the response, he later leaked the information to the press. In 1972, journalist Jean Heller exposed the story, bringing national outrage.

The Tuskegee Syphilis Study was finally stopped in 1972. By then, at least 28 men had died directly from syphilis, about 100 more from related complications, 40 wives had been infected, and 19 children were born with congenital syphilis.

History reminds us to approach offers: especially those involving health or “free” benefits, with awareness and critical thinking.

[Don Bull @mainandegwa232]

The 2010 Kenyan Constitution dictates that NO Foreigner is allowed to own Freehold land in Kenya. How then did this Israeli man acquire these 527 acres to build a Jewish only settlement in Nakuru....is he above our law ?

[Amir @AmirAminiMD]

Iran has not initiated a single war in almost 300 years.

Meanwhile:

[Adivaraha @vajrayudha11]

No one will condemn entire British race for it. But They will condemn all Indians, Africans, Latinos if one of them will do even remotely objectionable behavior.

[John Pololo Jr @johnPololo33]

Comment faire comprendre à mes frères africains que le développement c’est le cadre de vie d’abord, pas les possessions individuelles. Les gens sur l’image 2 vivent mieux que les gens dans les voitures de luxe sur l’image 1

[Olusegun Bakare𓃵 @theboyisgreat]

Politics affect your life more than prayer, infact politics determines your prayer points..

[Abu Amir @SadiqMaunde]

According to latest report by NBS;

Top 10 states with the highest multidimensional poverty rates are

1. Sokoto: 91%
3. Gombe: 86.2%
4. Jigawa: 84.3%
5. Plateau: 84%
6. Yobe: 83.5%
7. Kebbi: 82.2%
8. Taraba: 79.4%
10. Zamfara: 78%

The most uneducated states are

1. Yobe: 7.23%
2. Borno: ~23%
3. Sokoto: ~25-30%
4. Zamfara: ~30%
5. Katsina: ~32%
6. Jigawa: ~34%
7. Kebbi: ~35%
8. Taraba: ~40%
9. Bauchi: ~42%
10. Gombe: ~45%

Most Insecure States in Nigeria:

Top 10 most insecure states

1. Zamfara
2. Katsina
3. Kaduna
4. Sokoto
5. Borno
6. Niger
7. Plateau
8. Kebbi
9. Benue

Good night!

[The Startup HR @themmanuelfaith]

If your country is worse than Sudan 🇸🇩, Yemen 🇾🇪 and Pakistan 🇵🇰, you should be resigning as a president, not campaigning for a second tenure

[Asanwa @Chizitere_xyz]

When i see tweets like this, i always laugh because a whole lot of you are very ignorant about how the system works.

Let me school you on the reality of that "14-Day of no men" fantasy.

You think if men disappeared for two weeks, you’d finally 'breathe'?Lol. You are imagining a world where everything still works, lights, water, internet, just without the men. But you're forgetting that these things are controlled, managed, and built by mostly men.

Now allow me school you on what would happen if men disappeared for 2 weeks.

Day 1-3: The Supply Chain Snaps
Do you know that over 90% of truck drivers and logistics crews are men?
Cities only hold about 3 days' worth of fresh food.
The moment the 18-wheelers stop moving, panic buying starts and before 3 days, existing stocks are cleared and by Day 3, you aren't 'walking peacefully at 3 AM' because you'll be too busy guarding your pantry because there is no food coming to restock the store.

Day 4-7: The "Scent" of Sisterhood
Do you know who manages the sewage treatment plants and garbage dumps?
Without active crews to clear blockages and manage waste pressure, the systems back up.
Trash piles up on the streets. Toilets stop flushing. The 'fresh air' you wanted to breathe now smells like shit and rotting garbage. Hygiene diseases begin to spread.

Day 8-10: The Lights (and The Internet) Die
The Power Grid does not work on girl power. it requires constant, active load balancing by engineers in control rooms.
When those men vanish, safety systems trip. Blackout.
No AC. No refrigeration for your spoiling food. No internet to tweet about your freedom.

Day 14: The "Protection" You Forgot
You asked, 'Protect us from who?'
Protect you from Entropy.
If a fire starts in your apartment complex, who is manning the heavy rig to put it out?

The truth is the world will go into chaos without the other gender and
Civilization is a Maintenance Project.
You are safe to fantasize about a soft life only because invisible men are doing the dirty, dangerous, and exhausting work to keep the lights on.
A world without men is a world not worth living

[Le ₿unker 🪖 @LeBunkerBtc]

Dites-vous qu’il y a encore des Français qui pensent que la Chine est un pays du tiers-monde et que la planète entière nous envie la carte Vitale.

[Andre2000 🔻 @ComradeAndre2k]

"The Zionist argument to justify Israel's present occupation of Arab Palestine has no intelligent or legal basis in history."
- Malcolm X
Maybe you should actually read past the first page…

[Hassan Mafi ‏ @thatdayin1992]

Oh my God... that's a hard one... I'm gonna have to say "Israel"