Ras kongoiyah1

@AfricaFactsZone HIM Emperor haile Selassie I, Qedamawe,girimawee.The 225th emperor from the lineage of king Solomon,King of kings,conquering Lion of the tribe of Judah,The head of seven seals,yesus in his kingly character.Gave shashemane land to Africans home and abroad. Selassie I Rastafari.

@ada4amaka @nnamdiobiii 💯There was Nothing like poverty Buh a few of our indoctrinated brothers measure poverty by the money they have in their bank account Their statistics are driven by the size of their lunch box.. We've got a big task ahead of us Wake up every African dread or alive Gitanhks

@nnamdiobiii POVERTY WAS NOT IN AFRICA, We had people that had More than enough and people that had enough, We never had people that didn't have or didn't have enough... They came, forced their value system on us and then created artificial scarcity.

Poverty didn't exist in Africa until colonization came...

@nnamdiobiii @ada4amaka My brother...I disagree on this one... Let's go back to 1980s and 1990s Things weren't this bad Them Babylon shitestem keep developing new takawaynologies Just to keep us poor and dependent Everything is just you and I submitting to the evil shitestem

@ada4amaka Even though I don’t like Europeans. Let’s not allow that cloud our judgement. Poverty was everywhere. The Europeans weaponised it.

@ada4amaka You're my blood sister..built-in

@Africangrandmaa @eattherich71 All shall be good Mama..🙏

@congoiyah1 @eattherich71 Just do it first Lemme check something

Uganda😥 IDD Amin 1971 $1 = UGX 0.07 1979 Still in single digits Today 52yrs of democracy $1 = UGX 3,769 That’s 53,857x devaluation $100 in 1974 = UGX 7 $100 in 2026 = UGX 376,900 They don’t just steal elections & natural resources They steal value through democracy

@Joe__Bassey We're Smarter, We're strong We're awake

Yet they made everyone sees Idi Amin as the Devil.

The imperial mind cannot understand anti-American hatred because it cannot process consequences. It can understand "disinformation." It can understand "extremism." It can understand "authoritarian manipulation." It can understand anything except the simplest truth on earth: If you bomb people, they will hate you. Not because they are irrational. Not because they envy your freedom. Not because some foreign ideology hypnotized them. Because you bombed them. And empire finds that explanation intolerable, because it strips away the fantasy that America is hated for its "virtues." No. It is hated for its behavior. And that is a much harder thing for a narcissistic civilization to admit.

@_Ochiedike Let's wake every African... this lie has been on a Christmas party for a very long time..ever blesse

For 2,000 years, atheists have predicted that Jesus wouldn't return. So far, that prediction remains undefeated. Atheists don't talk rubbish; we state the facts.

@DennisMJordan @_Ochiedike Great awareness... blessed love

The dude said he’s come back in that generation and the end would come and it didn’t happen The earliest gospel and sources stick with that The later gospels start adjusting the claims to deal with the fact that the prophecy failed.. Even Paul, the earliest source, had to deal with it in one of his letters as their believers were dying off without the prophecy being fulfilled… He’s never coming back He’s still in the dirt where the Romans left him

@NathanM760LI @_Ochiedike Indoctrination and metal subjugation

@_Ochiedike BUT, THE DAY THE LORD JESUS CHRIST RETURNS TO THIS WORLD DESCENDING ON THE CLOUDS OF HEAVEN. . .SAT ON A WHITE HORSE WITH FLAMES COMING FROM HIS EYES & ACCOMPANIED BY THE ARMIES OF HEAVEN #truthbetold #biblicalprophecies #endtimes #jesusiscoming

@Joe__Bassey There is no condition that's permanent.. we fight on Breda.. Jah Rastafari guide I way

Never forget the first case of HIV was found in Congo, when the people began to revolt against Belgian colonialism and western control of their resources while seeking independence.

This is the exact, devastating IMF playbook that was historically used to systematically dismantle, loot, and destroy the booming economies of several sovereign nations in Latin America, and it is now actively being deployed across Africa, specifically in Nigeria and Kenya, as we speak. To flawlessly execute this financial coup, the global capitalist networks first require a local "comprador bourgeoisie" within that targeted nation: individuals who are deeply embedded in the global financial system, pocket massive corporate dividends, and will happily implement destructive IMF reforms without ever asking a single critical question. Alternatively, they carefully recruit, groom, and sponsor a young, highly energetic leader who is exceptionally smart, remarkably good with words, and boasts a polished pedigree from Western universities. This puppet leader genuinely, religiously believes that total privatization is the only way to make local businesses efficient, that public subsidies are the ultimate hallmark of fiscal irresponsibility, economic inefficiency, and structural waste, that the macroeconomic theories of John Maynard Keynes are fully applicable, highly appropriate, and structurally necessary in a struggling developing nation, and that the rigid, neoliberal guidelines of the Washington Consensus must be religiously followed to the absolute letter without question. This parasitic group of people is unfortunately not difficult to find, especially in a country that was historically colonized, remains completely un-decolonized in its intellectual institutions, and is tragically lacking in any form of revolutionary class consciousness. Once these comprador agents are comfortably installed in power, they immediately start gobbling up massive, toxic IMF loans and happily, submissively implementing all the humiliating austerity measures, structural adjustments, and policy conditions attached to those funds. They aggressively implement draconian tax laws, completely remove essential petroleum and electricity subsidies, and devalue the local currency into oblivion. So, while the everyday people on the ground are violently plunged into multidimensional poverty, extreme inflation, and economic despair, and local small businesses are forced to shut down by the thousands, the comfortably detached IMF will be busy writing glowing reports, publishing celebratory press releases, and showering endless praises on how this Western-allied puppet government is showing "strong fiscal discipline," stabilizing their foreign reserves, balancing their budget deficits, and restoring macroeconomic credibility. The highly calculated next phase of this economic warfare is the rapid, aggressive jacking up of interest rates, which is supposedly meant to grow "investor confidence" and attract speculative "hot money." While this temporarily causes a massive boom in the local stock market and the overvalued real estate sector, we must recognize the trap. As we have historically witnessed in Thailand in 1997, Mexico in 1994, Argentina in 2025, and the devastating East Asian Financial Crisis of 1997, this artificial investor confidence and these booming, hollow stock markets are significantly more fragile, volatile, and unstable than liquid mercury, and they will inevitably, catastrophically burst, and these predatory foreign speculators will instantly liquidate their assets, pack up their dollars, and pull their money out of the country overnight. When this inevitable collapse happens, this is exactly where the IMF and the World Bank step in, wearing the deceptive mask of a benevolent "lender of last resort," supposedly to arrest the economic crash and stabilize your currency. They will graciously offer you billions of dollars in emergency bailout funds, but only after demanding that you aggressively increase interest rates even further to stop the foreign speculators from fleeing. This is a desperate, suicidal trap that Mexico actually agreed to in 1994, jacking up their interest rates to a staggering 70%. But this extreme measure only causes further panic, accelerates capital flight, and completely crushes local industries. This severe macroeconomic shock takes a massive, devastating toll on the local stock market, completely wiping out the value of domestic enterprises. Then, as a non-negotiable condition to even be eligible for these IMF bailout funds, they strictly demand that you deregulate your markets and allow Western venture capitalists, private equity giants, and multinational corporations to purchase these national enterprises, which were originally worth absolute fortunes, for pennies on the dollar, as we tragically witnessed in Thailand, South Korea, and Indonesia during the 1997 financial crisis where national industrial champions were gutted, liquidated, and sold off to Wall Street predators like scraps. Once they have successfully bought off your core industries, dominated your raw resources, and opened up your entire domestic market for Western investment banks to take over, they finally release the actual IMF bailout funds to temporarily stabilize the economy. But even these bailout funds are never without massive, neocolonial strings attached: usually, they demand the direct transfer of your sovereign resource revenues to foreign escrow accounts, the complete privatization of municipal water and electricity systems, the total deregulation of foreign corporate ownership, and the permanent, devastating restructuring of your local agricultural sectors. We are currently witnessing this exact, predatory economic playbook unfold in real time right here in Nigeria. The Tinubu Administration has aggressively increased interest rates, which is temporarily attracting volatile, speculative hot money into the country, while rampant, unchecked hyperinflation is forcing commercial banks and corporate elites to frantically channel their fast-depleting Naira into luxury real estate and the overvalued stock market. This is the exact, artificial mechanism that explains why the Nigerian Stock Exchange is currently being celebrated as the best-performing in the world, even overtaking the highly industrialized South Korean KOSPI index. It remains to be seen exactly how long this highly volatile, manufactured economic bubble will last before it inevitably, catastrophically bursts and leaves the common man to clear up the debris.

@chi_bu_zee 💯

@congoiyah1 Yworei museveni and his cronies need to be hanged

@Gurilla17 I see you ,you see me ,we see them

Yes, yes they do. That's why stooges are in place - to keep the global world order intact.

@FrennyIam Third eye 👁️

@FrennyIam Im glad we've got our third ready and firing Together as one brother.. Im

@KoometheChris True story. We’ve been fooled long enough. But waking up is the first win. We can rewrite our story, reclaim our resources, and choose who profits. The debt clock is ticking, but so is our awareness. And awareness is power.seen? Babyrong shitestem ah vampire dem

We are the only people on earth cheering for our own extinction. They rewrote our history books, sold us our own resources back at markup, and we call it "development." Meanwhile the debt clock ticks and nobody's even watching.

@eattherich71 This is a circuit breaker.. waking up is the game...

@congoiyah1 Now do our Almighty Nigeria.

@lawddemis We're watching the evil shitestem Soon them affi run Pon di melting pot

The west go de sell democracy to countries like moimoi just so they can input corrupt people that will sell the countries to them on a platter.

@KoometheChris I agree 💯..the shitestem is shaking as we speak... We are coming back to Africa spirituality Deprogramme Declutter Unlearn Emancipation Free from mental subjugation And capitalism affi run

I reject the idea that Africa must forever imitate political systems designed elsewhere. Liberation is not copying foreign institutions—it is building systems rooted in African realities, African history, and African sovereignty. Our future cannot be imported.#revolutionnow