ᘑavid Sezi

🚨🇨🇩ON THE GROUND: CONGO — THE NEW STATE | PART 3 This is the finale—where Congo’s past meets its possible future. In Part 3, On the Ground sits down with the man behind the Congo River Alliance/M23: @Cnangaa. Sanctioned, hunted, and branded a revolutionary—he leads an army, builds a government, and carries a $13 million bounty on his head. He doesn’t talk about resistance. He talks about replacing the system. With schools. With roads. With borders that mean something. Not a rebellion—but a reboot. We follow the rise of a self-declared state in the making—complete with taxes, troops, and a mission to unify where Kinshasa divided. From exile to executive vision, tribal lines to national banners—this is Congo raw, armed with ideas. And Nangaa’s not offering ultimatums. He’s offering blueprints. This is On The Ground. Hosted by @EricBolling and reported by @Visegrad24. 00:00 — “Welcome to Goma.” Nangaa’s Congo River Alliance/M23 headquarters with Stefan Tompson. 00:45 — “What made you join politics?” A question Nangaa still can’t fully answer. 00:51 — “I don’t know.” Politics didn’t come by choice—it came by force. 01:08 — “Born in a village. Somehow a prince.” Nangaa’s roots and royal bloodline. 01:19 — “From mining to elections.” A career built across Congo’s chaos. 02:31 — “Chair of the Electoral Commission.” Nangaa reflects on his role in shaping the vote. 03:58 — “Not Kabila’s pick.” A nomination from Congo’s churches, not its strongman. 04:45 — “First peaceful transfer of power.” The unlikely legacy of 2018. 06:06 — “It wasn’t about popularity.” Tshisekedi’s win, born from crisis—not crowds. 07:28 — “Tshisekedi is a liar. A thief.” The gloves come off. 08:13 — “Congo River Alliance/M23 had a vision.” Not just rebels—but architects. 09:24 — “Four reasons to fight.” Failure. Repression. Corruption. Division. 10:48 — “Citizenship denied.” Nangaa accuses Kinshasa of ethnic erasure. 12:02 — “Tshisekedi is a dictator.” Jail, exile, silence—the tools of the state. 13:39 — Foreign hands stir Congo’s wounds. 14:20 — “I’ve never seen coltan.” A country rich in myth—but empty in hand. 15:25 — “The UN failed us.” MONUSCO’s legacy, questioned after 30 years. 15:20 — “The UN failed Congo.” Nangaa calls out MONUSCO’s 30-year mission. 15:43 — “300 militias—on the UN’s watch.” Armed groups surge despite peacekeepers. 16:07 — “What are they doing?” Nangaa questions MONUSCO’s mission—and Congo’s silence. 16:18 — “This is our fault.” Congolese leaders let the jungle grow. 17:03 — “The Congo River Alliance/M23 has a mission.” Refounding the state from chaos. 17:41 — “Dignity is the goal.” Food, water, housing, security, education. 18:40 — “Congo must be a business.” Not aid. Enterprise. 19:03 — “What’s a failed state?” A Western question. A Congolese answer. 19:27 — “Four pillars. None standing.” Army, police, courts, admin—broken. 20:29 — “A jungle presidency.” Corruption rules under Tshisekedi. 21:21 — “They die every day.” Killings in the east—ignored in the capital. 22:06 — “Blame the leadership.” Rwanda’s a scapegoat. Kinshasa failed first. 23:06 — “The UN plays sides?” Tompson floats Kagame’s claim. Nangaa shrugs. 23:29 — “Goma is NGO country.” 60–80% of cars say charity. 24:41 — “Teach. Don’t feed.” The aid trap, in one proverb. 25:01 — “Dead Aid was right.” Dambisa Moyo warned us. 25:33 — “Trump was right.” Nangaa backs the cuts to USAID. 26:46 — “We’ll build it back.” Justice. Army. State. 27:27 — “What’s the model?” Tompson asks. Nangaa’s eyes look east. 28:16 — “Congo began as free trade.” 1885 wasn’t just maps. 29:28 — “Think Dubai.” Infrastructure. Taxes. A hub on the rise. 30:23 — “Sanctioned by the U.S.” The price for 2018. 31:28 — “They froze everything.” Nangaa on exile, banks, and survival. 32:55 — “I farm now.” No planes. No travel. Just land. 33:33 — “We didn’t rig it.” 2018 was mess—not theft. 35:09 — “Congo River Alliance/M23 was born.” 35:20 — “We united the factions.” M23 and others—one goal. 36:33 — “M23 had a plan.” Other militias didn’t. 37:03 — “We’re advancing.” From Bunagana to Goma—by foot, by fire. 38:46 — “Kinshasa’s army is weak.” Corruption defeats itself. 40:34 — “No trust left.” Why talks with Tshisekedi go nowhere. 41:42 — “Make it public.” Nangaa demands a televised peace pledge. 42:46 — “They call us terrorists.” Parliament banned dialogue. 43:12 — “$9 million on our heads.” Bounties won’t stop belief. 43:53 — “We didn’t reject peace.” We were never invited. 45:00 — “We’re Congolese.” 46:28 — “We fight for dignity.” Not loot—justice. 48:22 — “They came back.” Goma’s displaced return. 50:31 — “War has rules.” Not easy—but necessary. 51:22 — “We have a code.” Documents. Orders. No atrocities. 52:54 — “No banks touched.” Goma was taken, not looted. 53:33 — “This is revolution.” Article 64 backs the cause. 54:29 — “Yes, we tax.” Roads and rules follow. 55:36 — “We hold ground.” Parts of North and South Kivu—ours. 56:22 — “15 million under us.” A quarter of Congo—governed. 57:01 — “Revolution first.” No ballots in a broken house. 57:03 — “No elections—until we’re free.” Liberation before ballots. 57:16 — “No balkanization. One Congo.” A fractured state demands unity. 57:50 — “A new Congo is awakening.” Revolution wrapped in rebirth. 59:10 — “Togetherness is our fight.” Unity, not territory, is the prize. 01:01:56 — “Unification—not division.” A vision stitched across provinces. 01:02:46 — “Let Kinshasa fall.” It’s not the capital—it’s the symbol. 01:03:17 — “Rebuild the state.” From census to courts, the plan begins. 01:05:54 — “No permission needed.” A declaration of independence from diplomacy. 01:07:55 — “Very optimistic.” Hope, even now. 01:09:49 — “Six points of dignity.” Food. Water. Shelter. Health. Safety. School. 01:11:28 — “Congo is business land.” Nangaa’s endgame: peace through prosperity.

#RDC: ‼️🚨🛑Une opinion s’interroge «Pourquoi la justice n’interpelle pas les ministres Kibasa et Nicolas Kazadi pour détournement des fonds dans les affaires RAM ainsi que forages et lampadaires ? Parce qu’ils sont de la famille présidentielle ? Matata doit-il aussi changer des provinces pour que son dossier soit clos ? »