What comes into your mind
every time you think of Africa? Is it poverty, monkeys, famine, desperation or massive resources? Many narratives have been perpetrated by different visitors
from different diverse region who expose a whole load of infused confusion,
shallow content and intended nuisance with sarcastic portrayal of our golden Africa
as a wounded lion in the middle of nowhere. Most unwanted uncouth stories have
been told over and over again, ranging from the worse to maddest. All, a product
of the massive ignorance and shallow contextualization of realities. Facts
never lie; and dating back from the pre-historic times the same story-tellers
sum up as the intimidators of the ~Africans they talk ill about. They enslave Africa
to date.
They stole all our precious pearls, came up with new tactics of
fooling our fore fathers all along poisoning their soul to a point that they
all were under a stinging bondage. They took everything and even now they still
assume we are blind not to realize their dubious deals and easy blackmails. Currently
they are wooing our learnt friends with enticing scholarship; ending our
enlightened fibre, hence dooming all Africans to the last in the literacy
index.
Our wildlife they kill for
charity. At the same time they confuse our leaders with cheap diabolic heaped
aids which benefit more the sons and daughter of the heavy bellied politician,
who have nothing to lose at the expense of a community. Our children they
defile at will, to win pornographic fame. All along; all along. We watch in
silence as our grannies decay in the toil soils of slavery in their farms, as
others are numbed daily by the cold night trying to get a nap in between
nowhere protecting billionaires sons & daughters and properties. They extend
the nuisance by publicly denouncing our peaceful existence with mass killing in
some states. Police brutality a reality beyond intervention.
Am bright, I already know
their enslaving lingo, am sharp and am invincible. A voice from the ghetto. We must stand up for
Africa. We must stand for the blacks. We must reclaim our glory with no worry
or sorry. We must take up the role seriously, accept it dutifully; that it’s
within our means to tell he true story about Africa.
From the preserved cultures,
grazing wildlife, amazing nature, wonderful tradition and customs as well as
our uniqueness to the humming forests. We must stop the devil. We must spot the
wolf among the sheep. No sleep… team courage.
We are a powerful continent, an amazing fabric of humanity, peaceful and
amazingly loving. Am forever indebted by my continent to keep it safe, natural
and pure. I stand for a growing continent … lovely people. God bless AFRICA
©GKatolo 2015 .....@Thank you
