Firstly, Africans must unite at whatever cost if they are to
survive being completely alienated and displaced by the next 500years from their
mother land. We must learn to unite and begin to love doing thing together as a
group of same identity. We have to look at each other as life partners and
allies in all spheres of our existences.
We must drop the individual mentality and begin taking pride in working
in groups and associations.
Black people must understand that they must love,build and
support fellow blacks instead of idolizing and raising the white and the Asian?
Those long held and hard wired social fabrics /prejudices
that have perpetuated disunity must be dismantled and construct new formulae
for concrete togetherness. If not, then be informed that,
The curve for economic displacement and land alienation is
linear already and Africans still seem to be
in a deep slumber. Take a simple observation at Uganda and Ugandans
alone. More than 65% of the GDP is already controlled by aliens. The largest
individual land owners and lard lords are already aliens. This has been
possible in just only 30yrs.
Secondly, To rewind a little, African kings and chief met immense difficulty to
push away the colonial masters as they
still used rudimentary artillery of bow and arrow, spears and shields the
assault rifle of the white man. Analyzing today’s reality, our Africans
communities/countries are still as vulnerable as those kings and chief were.
The Arab merchants tricked our leaders with things like “mirrors”
and exchanged them for ivory and strongest men and women. The terms of trade
are still similar even today. Take an example of how much from agricultural
harvest one has to sell to sell to exchange for an iPhone 6. How can you
explain the flux of our well educated young people to work as “modern day
slaves” in the Arab world? Hundreds drowning in the Mediterranean Sea running
attempting to run away from their motherlands?
Therefore, Africa must develop her own technologies to
competitively grow her economies and guarantee its security. The continent is
on the importing side of technology and military hardware. Unless the present
“rulers” turn the course of this unfortunate phenomenon, it is a recipe for
Africans to forever live on their knees to the powers that be.
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