David Hundeyin: African Schools Impart Colonial Literacy, Not Knowledge
In this clip taken from episode 8 of The Spearhead Roundtable, David Hundeyin explains what he sees as a fundamental problem that afflicts Africa's formal education systems which still remain very much under colonial influence across the continent - the absence of an ideological purpose which is painted over using an inordinate focus on the meaningless rote learning of words and ideas that we do not even understand for the most part.
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The older i get the more i realise im not meant for interpersonal relationships at all im just a transient visitor in everyones lives and i can only exist as an oracle
He signed up to become a glorified instrument of imperialism, invading other people's countries and killing people to protect the interests of Western pedophile billionaires who hold power.
And somehow Nigerians think something like this is a flex.
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This is a dangerous man, he has covered all sectors and put his people everywhere. I mean everywhere.
There are asslickers in every sector you turn to. He wants to own the country. What kind of man is this?
They faked a pandemic.......
Poisoned most of the world........
Let everyone know they eat babies.........
And everyone still thinks voting is going to fix it.๐๐๐๐๐๐๐
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