The Rise Of The United Countries Of Africa - UCA

The greatest threat to African unity is not the absence of opportunity but the presence of entrenched interests, internal divisions, and external pressures that benefit from continued fragmentation.

Africa Must Unite****

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Happy Mother’s Day to the Motherland “Africa” for we all know it all started with her….

Still our present day reality and will only change when Africans truly start to embrace each other as brothers and sisters and start to work from within. Africa must unite and look within for all its needs because it never needed the West but the West needed her to become the wealthy nations they are now.

This young sister nailed every nail on the head…

Nigeria produces over 1.5 million barrels of crude oil a day. Aliko Dangote built the largest single-train refinery in the world on Nigerian soil. And still, his refinery was forced to import crude from the US, Brazil, and Algeria just to stay operational. When Dangote requested 15 cargoes of Nigerian crude, the NNPC delivered 6. The oil existed. It was being exported for dollars to service Nigeria’s IMF and World Bank debt instead. Then the World Bank published a report pushing Nigeria to reopen fuel imports to “compete” with Dangote’s refinery. They pulled it after major backlash. But the message was already sent. This is what economic colonialism looks like today. It doesn’t come in ships. It comes in loan agreements. Check out my YouTube for more. Link in bio.