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Speaker 6: Oh yes, carry Bully's time to the time. African listen,
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Speaker 6: of course, welcome to the media of the twenty first century.
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Speaker 6: Right here on the black of Fan Network predecision, we
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Speaker 6: get to discuss affecting Africa, the continent and the people
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Speaker 6: as we get to literally talk about what is happening
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Speaker 6: in and as our main conversation. But I hope your
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Speaker 6: Wednesday is actually approaching you amazing. It's a beautiful weather.
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Speaker 6: Writing in the two pie four it's been super sali
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Speaker 6: also suppering in some places actually where people have been
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Speaker 6: affected by floods. Literally shout to the Naivasha people who
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Speaker 6: are actually I wish and hope that they have been
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Speaker 6: getting rescued from whoever or the system, because you know,
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Speaker 6: we have literally a lot of funds that are located
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Speaker 6: to help Kenyans and i'd say Africans every time we
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Speaker 6: have floods, these climate expectations, climate budgets that is always
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Speaker 6: set aside, but it's not actually used appropriately. We're not
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Speaker 6: talking about the climate change agenda that they've been pushing,
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Speaker 6: but the real climate effects that are actually very natural.
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Speaker 6: So Nivasha literally the Navasia people have been affected by
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Speaker 6: the lake flooding. So as I'm saying literally in microbi
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Speaker 6: and some part of microbi or other. Kenya. The weather
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Speaker 6: is good. Some places, actually it's very very flooding, and
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Speaker 6: I hope our system or our people are helping each
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Speaker 6: other to do something about it. But not our conversation
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Speaker 6: for the day, We're gonna be talking about Namibia as
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Speaker 6: our main conversation. Chat to the president of Namibia. I
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Speaker 6: tell you, this woman is doing amazing. And I had
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Speaker 6: a doubt when she came into power. Literally personally, I
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Speaker 6: had a doubt and I said, I'm not going to
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Speaker 6: still and I'm still not giving out the props until
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Speaker 6: I see the majority of the things shifting according to
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Speaker 6: the worst non expectation, not the expectation, because those other
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Speaker 6: expectations and they have purpose. They are put into power.
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Speaker 6: Chap to Samasulu, who chat to the rest of them
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Speaker 6: who are actually very very corrupt, and they as have
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Speaker 6: an expectation because of the system that has been left
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Speaker 6: behind when you talk about colonialism, the system of education
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Speaker 6: and a bunch of things that they refuse to actually change.
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Speaker 6: And if we don't go as by expectation, you are
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Speaker 6: an enemy. So I think she should be considered as
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Speaker 6: an enemy, but not yet because the AA is not
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Speaker 6: calling Namibia out yet. She's not facing any sanctions yet.
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Speaker 6: Because most of the countries that we see moving towards
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Speaker 6: greatness in Africa when they do good things like the
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Speaker 6: Alanza Health States, the first thing the sanction. The second
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Speaker 6: thing there is the African you're you're calling you out.
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Speaker 6: The third thing you have the UN, the EU and
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Speaker 6: the US always involved in medally in your business, like
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Speaker 6: what is happening in Nigeria despite them being in the coast.
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Speaker 6: We're gonna be talking about Namibia being able to pay
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Speaker 6: back its debt. This is worth of seven hundred and
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Speaker 6: fifty million dollars worth of debt and this has actually
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Speaker 6: been done in just a day. What does this actually
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Speaker 6: teach us? Or rather, where is Namibia heading? Is the
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Speaker 6: question of today. You're gonna talk about Nigeria and what
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Speaker 6: is happening. Of course, as we see, China is coming
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Speaker 6: in to oppose what the United States is offering. We're
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Speaker 6: gonna talk about Kenya and that the new bill that
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Speaker 6: is sticking to like to regulate bleak participation, that is
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Speaker 6: for actually any new law that is being passed by
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Speaker 6: the government. So you're talking about freedom of speech again.
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Speaker 6: Is this democracy talk about also where we have the
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Speaker 6: president talking about where we're going to be facing power
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Speaker 6: cuts in the majority of the places in Kenya or
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Speaker 6: cities in Kenya because from five pm to ten pm
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Speaker 6: they have to shut down electricity because we do not
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Speaker 6: have enough electricity so that some other people can be favored.
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Speaker 6: seven undred and fifteen million debt. This is actually in
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Speaker 6: just a day and literally makes it also the biggest
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Speaker 6: history they've made as a country because talking about her
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Speaker 6: whole lot of things. I was like, oh, maybe this
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Speaker 6: the expectation of the majority of the people, and we
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Speaker 6: can actually see her fulfiling it. But we're gonna get
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Speaker 6: into that, but for now we start with whatt it's
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Speaker 6: happening in Nigeria. But before we get into that, we
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Speaker 6: have a very amazing quote that was once quoted by
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Speaker 6: one of the previous and also late president of Nigeria,
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Speaker 6: that is Mohammed Buhari, who do you live. I wouldn't
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Speaker 6: actually lead Nigeria in a very good way if you
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Speaker 6: look at the history, it's very messed up. The corruption
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Speaker 6: was very high. If you talk about also him collaborating
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Speaker 6: with our enemy countries, that are you know, keeping us
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Speaker 6: distracted exploited. He did that and participated in that. I
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Speaker 6: always loved going back to one of the conversations I
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Speaker 6: had where he was actually somewhere on vacation and some
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Speaker 6: girls who are kidnapped. That makes sense. It's really really crazy.
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Speaker 6: But yeah, we're gonna be talking about Nigeria. But we
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Speaker 6: started this amazing quote quoted by him, the late Mohammed Buharri,
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Speaker 6: who passed also away in India because of of course
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Speaker 6: his health condition, talking about so how African leaders have
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Speaker 6: not created good hospitals in the continent. But anyway, he said,
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Speaker 6: if we as Africans do not kill corruption in Africa,
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Speaker 6: corruption we kill in Africa. I mean this quote. I
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Speaker 6: think I even quoted it yesterday at night, where I said,
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Speaker 6: Africans are so used to corruption to the point where
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Speaker 6: it has been normalized between even themselves, like corruption has
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Speaker 6: been so normal between or literally coming up with the system,
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Speaker 6: the political system, the educational system, the healthcare system, every
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Speaker 6: system there is corruption actually because in every part you
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Speaker 6: pass desire, you have to give money to be favored
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Speaker 6: or to be listened. And suddenly this has become a
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Speaker 6: very deep route of effect to the point now it's
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Speaker 6: being participated by the people themselves were the majority and
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Speaker 6: should be should actually be fighting the minority who have
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Speaker 6: introduced this system and oppressing the majority. But he said,
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Speaker 6: if we don't kill corruption in African, corruption will kill Africa.
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Speaker 6: And the statement isn't just a warning, it's a mirror
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Speaker 6: because it's actually something that is very very much happening
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Speaker 6: across the continent of Africa. A corruption has eaten deep
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Speaker 6: into systems meant to solve the people, which drains national budgets,
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Speaker 6: weakens institutions and chance innovations into survival. Bo Harry Ward's
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Speaker 6: left a truth many leaders avoid saying out loud. The
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Speaker 6: battle for Africa progress is not only about resources or
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Speaker 6: foreign investment. It's about integrity. Integrity. Corruption doesn't just steal money,
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Speaker 6: It steals opportunities. Trust and very trust, and the trust
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Speaker 6: and the very hope of citizens who believe in change exactly.
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Speaker 6: You know, it's always the hope thing that is always
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Speaker 6: kept surviving as among is the majority of the African people.
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Speaker 6: You know, we we want you to keep on hoping,
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Speaker 6: we're gonna create a road, We're gonna want to keep
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Speaker 6: you on hoping that we're gonna have a good healthcare system,
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Speaker 6: a good school and all that. But it doesn't work
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Speaker 6: when government contract. When government contracts and uh, when government
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Speaker 6: contracts become a bride, when education depends depends on who,
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Speaker 6: you know, when justice is sold to the highest bidder,
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Speaker 6: development developments talls, development stalls. Buhari's quote captures the agency
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Speaker 6: for Africans to rebuild the system that reward merit over manipulation,
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Speaker 6: service over self interest. Because if corruption leaves progress dies
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Speaker 6: and for Africa to truly rise, that's a price the
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Speaker 6: continent can no longer afford to pay. Corruption actually is
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Speaker 6: long living in Africa. That is what i'd say. We
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Speaker 6: saw Tanzan's just taking literally three days of national wide
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Speaker 6: protests because of i'd say corruption being one of among
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Speaker 6: the things that is actually oppressing them and which is
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Speaker 6: so John who fully was killed off, you know, for
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Speaker 6: fighting and not accepting most of the again the Western expectation,
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Speaker 6: the people putting into power expectations. It went against the expectations,
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Speaker 6: you know. So charlo to Buhari for actually quoting this,
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Speaker 6: but it didn't make a change. But just talking about
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Speaker 6: this is one among the corrupt leaders. Look at his
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Speaker 6: history again. But I also have this lady on the screen.
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Speaker 6: She's actually addressing the same thing with leadership. That is
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Speaker 6: Doctor of bay Zen Qusi. She's actually a Nigerian economic
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Speaker 6: policy expert, transparency advocate and activists known for her significant
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Speaker 6: role in governance and education. She's previously served as Vice
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Speaker 6: president of the World Banks African Region, World Banks African
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Speaker 6: Region and as a Nigerian Minister of Education. She is
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Speaker 6: also recognized as a co founder of Transparency International and
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Speaker 6: care conver of the ashtag bring Back Our Girls movement
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Speaker 6: and founder of the organization. And I think the hashtag
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Speaker 6: is actually of course because of the girls who workingnapped
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Speaker 6: during the Bukua Ramhol situation and founder of the Organization
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Speaker 6: of Human Capital Africa and the School of Politics, Policy
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Speaker 6: and Governance. Well, I give her props for she's saying
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Speaker 6: on this video, but for what she stands and everything
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Speaker 6: she stood for what she's been representing in Nigeria. There's
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Speaker 6: nothing she's changed about. But listening to her, let me
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Speaker 6: a muty just.
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Speaker 8: A minute, that they have produced a miserable situation that
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Speaker 8: is not worthy of the young people that hold them
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Speaker 8: responsible for the effect.
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Speaker 9: It is not a good thing, and I believe that
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Speaker 9: the conversation about our politics has to be a conversation
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Speaker 9: around the quality of politics that we play on our continent.
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Speaker 9: Problems are not the problems are not a what you
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Speaker 9: call it, and not rocket science.
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Speaker 6: The good thing for Africa is that we.
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Speaker 9: Actually find the examples of contries and continents that are
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Speaker 9: being down our part.
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Speaker 7: But what did it take to solve it?
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Speaker 9: We now understand some critical factors that go together to
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Speaker 9: create growth.
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Speaker 7: In all our conversations, I want us to take one
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Speaker 7: thing away.
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Speaker 9: We're not going to find band aids as solutions because
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Speaker 9: they don't last. We need real structural change, structural change
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Speaker 9: of our economy, structural change of our political landscape. And
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Speaker 9: so what it means is we have to be more
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Speaker 9: deliberate and intentional about what we're saying.
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Speaker 4: On that streets.
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Speaker 6: Oh so you need to I'll tell you you need
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Speaker 6: to be more deliberate on what you're saying and you
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Speaker 6: should have used your position to make that change. The
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Speaker 6: majority of the people in Nigeria cannot even have access
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Speaker 6: of education. Can you first, when you are the Minister
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Speaker 6: of education, do you try getting rid of actually the
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Speaker 6: school phace? Do you try to pitch that? Did you
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Speaker 6: try to come up with this motion? You know you
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Speaker 6: are the minissim of education, so actually you can make changes?
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Speaker 6: What am I even talking about? And make changes? Did
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Speaker 6: you do that?
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Speaker 4: No?
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Speaker 6: You didn't, by go back to your description doctor albeit
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Speaker 6: as Cosi Lee right, yeah? And then Quincy that's her
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Speaker 6: name again. She's a Nigerian economic policy expert, a transparency advocate,
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Speaker 6: and an activist huh known for her significant role in
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Speaker 6: governments and education. She's previously served as the Vice president
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Speaker 6: of the World Bank's Africa Region and as Nigeria's Minister
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Speaker 6: of Education. World Bank the same people keeping Africa in oppression.
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Speaker 6: So please again, these are the same people. You don't
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Speaker 6: need to give props as much as I'm giving up
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Speaker 6: props on this platform. She's talking something sensible, but she
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Speaker 6: didn't use her position to make it work. This is
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Speaker 6: the proper ganda we've been given for so long as Africans.
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Speaker 6: Again we go back to the celebrity or the celebrities talk. Oh,
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Speaker 6: you know they care about you. They come from the bottom,
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Speaker 6: you know, be influenced. You know you can come from
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Speaker 6: the bottom and you know still be a millionaire or
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Speaker 6: a millionnaire. The bullshit that have been telling us, because
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Speaker 6: there's no why we had a minis of education and
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Speaker 6: still lin't even try to make or apply a change
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Speaker 6: on Nigerians have been free system of education, no school fees.
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Speaker 6: None of that is applied. None of that, None of
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Speaker 6: that change has been applicable anywhere in Nigeria in history
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Speaker 6: unless I'm missing something. So save me with you now
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Speaker 6: being the savior of Africans again, I think this kid
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Speaker 6: says you need to be careful of the people you're
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Speaker 6: listening to. You might have a point. By your point,
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Speaker 6: did you apply that point when you heard the chance?
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Speaker 4: No? And we're not being that, you know what we're being.
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Speaker 9: We're having good, normal situation conversations. And that's very funnilding,
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Speaker 9: because that's like playing the frustration.
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Speaker 4: The young people that are out there are very.
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Speaker 9: Angry, but extremely angry, and they do not in any
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Speaker 9: way different shape between you, Loretta me and the bill
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Speaker 9: of your Jamovia. The fact that you have any opportunity
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Speaker 9: at rouble on the continent means that you are in trouble.
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Speaker 9: So what with the foremost a fact our minds to
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Speaker 9: is how do we expand the opportunities? If you looked
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Speaker 9: at all the sectors of comparative advantage for Africa, why
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Speaker 9: is it that we have failed to take the very
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Speaker 9: tough legends of the kinds of policies that would jumpstart
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Speaker 9: close sectors.
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Speaker 6: Talking in front of your enemy is also something else
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Speaker 6: that is a problem. I mean, not all of them
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Speaker 6: are bad, but please, just because as snake shapes is
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Speaker 6: kin today doesn't mean as snake is not a snake tomorrow.
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Speaker 6: I'm heaving on that still, So talking the points that
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Speaker 6: should be actually applicable and you should have applied when
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Speaker 6: you're actually again as a minister of education, oh again,
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Speaker 6: you're serving as the World Banks branch of Africa. Is
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Speaker 6: that what I just read exactly, World Banks Africa Region.
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Speaker 6: You are actually one of the people who have promoted
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Speaker 6: oppression in Africa. Points taken, but there's nothing you did.
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Speaker 6: Africa is late because of what you just have on
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Speaker 6: your screen. I love that message. But at the same time,
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Speaker 6: I saw so much and I'm glad to have that
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Speaker 6: exactly because people don't like call it. I love this
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Speaker 6: this blackly do said black people with such bootlet because
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Speaker 6: of white people that you don't like calling out the
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Speaker 6: real factor when you see it. Chut to that South
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Speaker 6: African lady. Exactly, you have a white person working in
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Speaker 6: front of you, but you're calling out other Africas. Okay, fine,
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Speaker 6: we get it, but if you first address the point
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Speaker 6: and the problem that is in front of you. You're
20:53
Speaker 6: a whole white person trying to help you protest fix
20:58
Speaker 6: your country. We need to stop that first look at
21:04
Speaker 6: the issue. If this lady was clever enough, what you
21:07
Speaker 6: need to address. The reason why Africa is not where
21:10
Speaker 6: it is today is because of what you have beside you.
21:13
Speaker 6: They don't want you to talk the real facts. That's
21:16
Speaker 6: why they're there acting like they really oh, you know,
21:19
Speaker 6: I'm paying attention, but they again their genera has always
21:23
Speaker 6: been a gendering. But anyway, just moving away from that
21:26
Speaker 6: literally as we look at also now currently with the
21:30
Speaker 6: quote of Buhari and this lady talking about why Africa
21:34
Speaker 6: is so behind, we've heard and seeing how Nigeria is
21:37
Speaker 6: being extracted in terms of resources, resources are being stolen
21:41
Speaker 6: benefiting countries like the UAE and African countries are suffering. Again,
21:46
Speaker 6: you look at the image of sharing us that they
21:48
Speaker 6: look at Soudan in nineteen seventy and look at the
21:52
Speaker 6: UAE in nineteen seventy. Now look at today the Ure
21:55
Speaker 6: twenty twenty five and so down in twenty twenty five.
21:57
Speaker 6: You see the difference, and they actually give a good
22:00
Speaker 6: picture of your understanding how history has been completely over
22:05
Speaker 6: turned and narrated. We were poor, we were these who
22:08
Speaker 6: are developed people. We've always been civilized, We knew how
22:11
Speaker 6: to do things. These other people are counseling everything away
22:14
Speaker 6: from us because they didn't have it and they're still
22:17
Speaker 6: doing it. Try to the woman I'm about to share
22:19
Speaker 6: Lidy saying that you think the war on black people
22:21
Speaker 6: is over, They've been doing it over and over and
22:25
Speaker 6: over again. It's been so owed, so listen to this.
22:30
Speaker 6: This is we have China, which are strongly of course
22:33
Speaker 6: opposed the United States plans to interfere military in Nigeria.
22:40
Speaker 6: It's China really our friend in Africa. That is the
22:43
Speaker 6: first question we also need to look at before we say, oh, China,
22:47
Speaker 6: you know, it's standing here, that's now China, because in
22:49
Speaker 6: China this and China that chat. Also, some people are
22:52
Speaker 6: understanding literally what the bricks is doing currectly, the effect
22:57
Speaker 6: of bricks. This is just a new way of them
23:01
Speaker 6: changing the names the way they do, you know, because
23:03
Speaker 6: the dollar is collapsing now, you know, move to a
23:07
Speaker 6: new term, how we're gonna call it and see how
23:09
Speaker 6: it can survive or whatever we see the effect of
23:12
Speaker 6: which which is actually pushing people to the digital idea
23:16
Speaker 6: and everything that they're trying to push with their agenda
23:18
Speaker 6: twenty thirty. China is not our friend. That's the first
23:21
Speaker 6: thing we need to actually look at before we define
23:25
Speaker 6: China or praise China coming to stand with Nigeria or
23:29
Speaker 6: calling out the US. Because the US is known now
23:32
Speaker 6: it is very evident for majority of the people have
23:34
Speaker 6: been who have been educated through TikTok, doing research and
23:38
Speaker 6: seeing the US is not African's friends, actually nobody's friends.
23:43
Speaker 6: The US is one of the top countries used by
23:45
Speaker 6: their hats with a small hat to fullard and fun
23:50
Speaker 6: was in the majority of the countries globally globally, so
23:55
Speaker 6: this is nobody's friends. So we go back to China,
23:59
Speaker 6: which which is actually one of the countries again which
24:02
Speaker 6: are in bricks and which have seen also this. The
24:04
Speaker 6: same people have companies certain majority of the countries like
24:08
Speaker 6: Congo Kenya literally talk about the whole of the continents.
24:13
Speaker 6: Chout to the alansa helstage for kicking majority of them out,
24:16
Speaker 6: you know, extracting a we're not resources. China is way
24:19
Speaker 6: it is because of the African resources again or you
24:23
Speaker 6: know the US funded the US founded through African resources.
24:26
Speaker 6: To let's go back to the fat. The US funded
24:29
Speaker 6: them through our own resources, through majority of the Africans
24:32
Speaker 6: blood and the exploitation of resources. So Chinese is not
24:38
Speaker 6: our friend. So before my gurants go crazy, because I've
24:41
Speaker 6: been seeing how like Gerrans are going crazy, some of
24:43
Speaker 6: them are not educated. Oh shout to Trump, thank you
24:46
Speaker 6: someone for saying you're coming in to save us, although
24:48
Speaker 6: the Christians are dying.
24:49
Speaker 4: We cannot do this.
24:51
Speaker 6: Don't do that again with the China, with Chinese, don't
24:53
Speaker 6: don't do that with China too, or you know, to
24:56
Speaker 6: China for those one that's stands maybe what America is doing,
24:58
Speaker 6: or shout to China coming out to depend now or no,
25:02
Speaker 6: none of them are your friends. Africa. We need to
25:04
Speaker 6: stand up for Africa. And that's why I'm addressing the
25:06
Speaker 6: video of the other lady. You can't be having your
25:09
Speaker 6: enemies in front of you like this talking about what
25:11
Speaker 6: is African's problem? The problem is right there in front
25:14
Speaker 6: of your face. If you want to deal with your
25:18
Speaker 6: own problems, let Africans first, or the African continents dissolve
25:22
Speaker 6: the African Union and only going to do this by
25:26
Speaker 6: joining the Alliance a health state. Okay, you're not gonna
25:30
Speaker 6: join the Alliance a health state if you're still wanna
25:32
Speaker 6: work for the West, if you still wanna do things
25:35
Speaker 6: to the West, if you still wanna make deals, you
25:37
Speaker 6: stay out of the box. The African Union needs to
25:40
Speaker 6: be dissolved because it stands for nobody in Africa but
25:44
Speaker 6: for the white men. Then you keep on asking what
25:48
Speaker 6: is Africa's problem. These are the problems. All of them
25:52
Speaker 6: may think that they are friends, they are the problem.
25:55
Speaker 6: But Carsna Kith, how are you doing today?
26:01
Speaker 4: To charlage John, that's correct, and just say exaculary, so
26:07
Speaker 4: good morning.
26:07
Speaker 7: How are you doing that?
26:08
Speaker 6: I'm great, can't complain. How are you doing?
26:12
Speaker 10: Mhm.
26:13
Speaker 4: I'm glad see you took a stroke pass to let
26:15
Speaker 4: the story today. Huh and my mom pretty good?
26:17
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, I say.
26:20
Speaker 4: I better be quiet.
26:22
Speaker 11: If you're quiet, everybody already knows now Joe, but I
26:30
Speaker 11: haven't seen.
26:31
Speaker 4: About nothing else.
26:32
Speaker 6: And calm down anyway. Yeah, we're talking about we're talking
26:36
Speaker 6: about boy at the beginning. Our court he gave, which
26:41
Speaker 6: people think that that is a court that applies to
26:44
Speaker 6: what he did in general, know, at least make a
26:46
Speaker 6: change in Nigeria corrupt.
26:52
Speaker 12: Yeah, but all these African papers are not being caught
26:56
Speaker 12: there there and they were the ones spinor f put
27:00
Speaker 12: the body with and they keep the terrorism going.
27:03
Speaker 4: They even helping it like you with the terrors, non
27:07
Speaker 4: Molly come up and also j Rain, Now I'm telling
27:11
Speaker 4: you the truth. Who's behind rorism is America.
27:14
Speaker 11: Very is away.
27:16
Speaker 4: All these thank you, everybody, all these thanks to Holland groups.
27:20
Speaker 13: Never burgains Israel a body Ellen burgains that is that
27:26
Speaker 13: the white man's interest, but never the Africans interest that
27:30
Speaker 13: but anybody but the white man, anybody that.
27:33
Speaker 6: Is real exactly, it's crazy. I was reading a quote
27:39
Speaker 6: literally trying to make you catch up with what I
27:41
Speaker 6: was talking about. I was really a quote of what
27:44
Speaker 6: he said about the corruption in Africa, which also did
27:46
Speaker 6: happen to quote yesterday on the Africa Today Show. How
27:50
Speaker 6: Africa has been so corrupt to the point it has
27:52
Speaker 6: affected the people themselves. We don't know how to move
27:56
Speaker 6: around without corruption. You know what I mean. Corruption is one.
28:00
Speaker 6: I mean people you have to right in every center,
28:02
Speaker 6: you know, for you to be twelve the things.
28:04
Speaker 12: Movies become, it's become, it's become part of and and
28:09
Speaker 12: africams ever go up and become part of the culture.
28:11
Speaker 6: Exactly. So he said, if we as Africas do not
28:15
Speaker 6: kill corruption in Africa, corruption will kill Africa, which is
28:19
Speaker 6: actually hard.
28:23
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's true. Work there and say hey there it's done.
28:27
Speaker 4: Say that they do so, Yeah, he's to work there.
28:30
Speaker 4: Maybe don't kill work. Yeah that's true, and.
28:33
Speaker 14: You know, and.
28:37
Speaker 6: Tried to exactly. So I was also sharing this other
28:41
Speaker 6: video which are not gonna shape again. But this is
28:43
Speaker 6: so talking about how emphasas literally there needs to hold
28:49
Speaker 6: political politicians accounortable, saying that they should be put in
28:53
Speaker 6: a room and told they hard truth and looking at
28:56
Speaker 6: her bio rather who she is Her name is doctor
29:00
Speaker 6: or as a quite silly she's like. She was originally
29:04
Speaker 6: a Nigerian economic policy expert, transparency advocate and an activist
29:09
Speaker 6: known for her significant roles in governance and education. She
29:13
Speaker 6: previously serves as the Advice Presidents of the World Bank's
29:18
Speaker 6: World Banks Africa Region and as ann Guriance Minister of Education.
29:28
Speaker 6: So the first question is as an activist, what did
29:30
Speaker 6: you do about the system of education when you are
29:33
Speaker 6: a minister of education? Did you find change? Nothing? And
29:38
Speaker 6: then talking about how politicians need to be held accountable,
29:42
Speaker 6: you should be held accountable for working in the World Bank,
29:44
Speaker 6: which is one of the organizations that are oppressing Africa.
29:49
Speaker 6: So and you can't ask, you can't ask what is
29:52
Speaker 6: the problem with the African leadership? Why you are an
29:55
Speaker 6: enemy siderly in front of you again, okay, because is
30:00
Speaker 6: there to make sure you don't talk anything against See
30:03
Speaker 6: number one, you've been working for the World Bank. Let's
30:06
Speaker 6: go back to them, to the key underlying ones. You know,
30:09
Speaker 6: the World Bank, which is the main fact live be
30:12
Speaker 6: a minister of education. So you're trying to make Africans think,
30:17
Speaker 6: you know, you're the voice of the people. This is
30:18
Speaker 6: the bullshit I get. I'm saying, they've been pushing so hard.
30:22
Speaker 6: And then we go back to now China coming to
30:25
Speaker 6: intervene on what the US has said. Do you think
30:28
Speaker 6: China is our friend again? Go back to how many
30:31
Speaker 6: countries we have illegal mining sights that the Chinese come
30:35
Speaker 6: and it's control and they don't give a shit about you.
30:38
Speaker 6: You see the racism when they come here, the racism
30:42
Speaker 6: when you go there, most of you. Yeah, maybe because
30:44
Speaker 6: I'm getting some group people because I have been seeing
30:46
Speaker 6: it on Taito, some black women promoting, Oh you know,
30:49
Speaker 6: the China is a good country. People love me here,
30:52
Speaker 6: people love me here, people embrace mails are a black girl,
30:55
Speaker 6: that those ones are, that those who are are astonished
30:58
Speaker 6: by that, that those who are also yeah, yeah, and
31:03
Speaker 6: this reality, you know, that's the reality of the part.
31:06
Speaker 4: You're a negro.
31:07
Speaker 6: Go back to your continent, go fix your country. Stop
31:11
Speaker 6: and enjoying my country. I know my people here notount
31:14
Speaker 6: you at the end of the day. All right, So
31:17
Speaker 6: China is not our friend for trying to come out
31:20
Speaker 6: and say or acting like they really care about Nigeria,
31:23
Speaker 6: because these are the same people. Again I'm saying in Africa,
31:25
Speaker 6: the whole majority of the illegal mining side. But yeah,
31:29
Speaker 6: China strongly came out and opposed the United States plan
31:33
Speaker 6: to intervene in Nigeria military and literally saying that the
31:40
Speaker 6: China Family of causes any country using religion or human
31:43
Speaker 6: rights to interfere in other countries affairs and support Nigeria
31:48
Speaker 6: in leading its own development. And of course this is
31:51
Speaker 6: the same country talking about this. They won't leave Africa alone.
31:55
Speaker 6: They have ways that they are benefiting here. Talk about
31:58
Speaker 6: brills again. I love the thought that most of the
32:00
Speaker 6: people are opening their eyes on the bricks.
32:03
Speaker 14: No cut, everybody, everybody know, everybody's been at this Africa,
32:08
Speaker 14: but Africa, somebody got Yeah, couldn't.
32:12
Speaker 4: Kill us, even though you know.
32:15
Speaker 14: The the funny thing about it, the American the Europeans
32:19
Speaker 14: put the vis in there.
32:20
Speaker 4: It's somebody coming to fight the terrorsts that are killing Yeah,
32:24
Speaker 4: are you that stupid? Yes, Africans do keep stealing from you.
32:29
Speaker 14: They must keep you outside only religious these child you
32:33
Speaker 14: are your goopie think religious, your goofy and your think your.
32:37
Speaker 4: Goofy people as a group, you're goofy, so you're.
32:41
Speaker 14: Easily dominated, easy control, and you show from and you're
32:45
Speaker 14: dress and because they only are.
32:48
Speaker 4: Because you're wealthy. That's why that they don't. They can't
32:52
Speaker 4: stand bite. People don't can't. But Africa is wealthy. They
32:56
Speaker 4: don't give it. They took, they don't give a ship
32:58
Speaker 4: about your ass Africa. Well that's why they're there.
33:02
Speaker 6: Period. But as we talk about the African wealthyness, we
33:06
Speaker 6: have Bruto making sure that the white man is smiling
33:10
Speaker 6: all the way to the mall, and of course he's
33:12
Speaker 6: smiling as well literally by passing another build. Of course,
33:16
Speaker 6: among the building past which is now coming into the world.
33:19
Speaker 6: Literally explanation and on the eyes of the people is
33:23
Speaker 6: about a new builder is actually seeking to regulate public
33:27
Speaker 6: participation for any new laws introduced by the country. So
33:31
Speaker 6: this is where we go back to the freedom of explanation.
33:34
Speaker 4: That's a dictatorship sign and dictatorship, yes.
33:42
Speaker 15: Exactly, I understand seventy and this batter congratulated Tulu who
33:51
Speaker 15: are her victory and African unions.
33:54
Speaker 14: To tell you.
33:59
Speaker 4: And then people and people can there they're don't.
34:03
Speaker 14: Jump over three thousands of people there they all Saturday eight,
34:08
Speaker 14: they's doing three thousand.
34:11
Speaker 4: You can't stop and shout out to you said, we ever.
34:14
Speaker 6: Die, yep, we die. There they're saying that.
34:17
Speaker 4: That's what they're saying, we ever die, get our country.
34:21
Speaker 4: But so exactly it's don't you bar you can't stop,
34:26
Speaker 4: she don't or you're gonna be explained.
34:28
Speaker 16: Then that's what's happened the videos asadly what they did,
34:34
Speaker 16: they they shut down the internet sees the twenty ninth
34:37
Speaker 16: of October in Tanzania and uh it turned back.
34:40
Speaker 4: After the day.
34:43
Speaker 6: And the water joking and uh literally after they turned
34:46
Speaker 6: back the internetterday said that was yesterday or Sunday, Sunday, Monday,
34:51
Speaker 6: either Monday or yesterday me And they said literally, anyone
34:56
Speaker 6: who's going to be sharing any disturbing videos or images,
34:59
Speaker 6: they're not gonna like that's gonna fix it. So they
35:02
Speaker 6: don't want people to also.
35:03
Speaker 4: Share for me.
35:07
Speaker 14: But you hear all the dead stocks, I love mistaken
35:13
Speaker 14: exactly a little said you don't care about it. You're
35:15
Speaker 14: at George fuck that better.
35:17
Speaker 4: But you're gonna be gonna bare me if I do this.
35:20
Speaker 4: There't knowing your criminal like you, you ain't winning on nothing.
35:24
Speaker 4: I went ninety considered in the boat. Yeah, and you're counting.
35:29
Speaker 4: So that's what this more on to the job. Do
35:31
Speaker 4: it twenty the seven.
35:33
Speaker 14: If I'm bothering, I'm like, you're in the African Union,
35:37
Speaker 14: congratulate that like your African people in the street. You
35:41
Speaker 14: need to know there's no African institutions that support African people.
35:45
Speaker 4: You know, dreaded by white people, support white people and
35:49
Speaker 4: they keep you.
35:52
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's really so. The videos are persionally. Before I slept,
35:56
Speaker 6: so many disturbing videos of a woman who's the someone's
36:01
Speaker 6: mother literally was protesting because she just wanted to change
36:05
Speaker 6: your shot. From behind, I saw that person of the
36:07
Speaker 6: brave was actually blown up, like the eye and the
36:10
Speaker 6: brain all gone. It's very many disturbing images. So Tanzania,
36:17
Speaker 6: they are bake.
36:20
Speaker 4: Your parendo that you.
36:30
Speaker 6: Made that makes sense exactly? Are you preaching a lie? Allah? Allah?
36:35
Speaker 6: I don't know whatever you know. Jesus, you're Jesus eyes.
36:38
Speaker 6: Jesus isn't Jesus the one supposed to be the judge.
36:42
Speaker 6: Why is the one that judge?
36:45
Speaker 4: They afraid of the hell that the religious for the
36:49
Speaker 4: stupid like look like when we first got here, people
36:55
Speaker 4: like that believe that's gonna be the ship.
36:56
Speaker 6: It's crazy.
36:57
Speaker 4: The local people a lot surlive. They did not scared
37:03
Speaker 4: born to know hell fighting people that they know. We
37:09
Speaker 4: didn't get there at a certain level, anybody, we don't.
37:12
Speaker 4: We read not that was real. It's the faith religion
37:15
Speaker 4: that you drove. That's one of.
37:18
Speaker 14: Dumb masses to believe that stupid ship. That's why they
37:22
Speaker 14: believe in the real god. And they could be the
37:24
Speaker 14: reded Bible. They just be killing innocent women and children.
37:29
Speaker 4: Of course, not they be shared as.
37:32
Speaker 11: The retribution that would be based They act, Yeah, it's crazy.
37:37
Speaker 6: You just mentioned that. Now the image running on my
37:39
Speaker 6: head is that blown brain. Guide's crazy man. But anyway,
37:44
Speaker 6: as I'm going, we have brutal here. Of course, this
37:46
Speaker 6: is total dictatorship. That's saying that. There's a new bill
37:48
Speaker 6: before the National Assembly seeking to create a binding as
37:53
Speaker 6: a standardized framework for public participation across all levels of government.
37:59
Speaker 6: The proposed law aims to make citizens engagement in public
38:03
Speaker 6: in policy formulation and law making more structured, consistent and
38:09
Speaker 6: constitutional constitutionally aligned and the title title the Public Participation
38:15
Speaker 6: in Bill Traditory five. The legislation is sponsored by m
38:18
Speaker 6: ks Or Tinde Amorrow and someone Chi Conga and was
38:23
Speaker 6: published in Twnity. That is one of the first of
38:25
Speaker 6: Octomber twenty five and its main goal is to enhance
38:29
Speaker 6: and promote fast and.
38:31
Speaker 14: Facility regardization looks like that, and you know what's that
38:39
Speaker 14: business reorganization, White people in the common and any lockdown
38:48
Speaker 14: get on your knee and you get the gifts again.
38:52
Speaker 14: You get on your knee and day you're thinking.
38:57
Speaker 12: Money.
38:57
Speaker 11: I've jumped back exactly.
39:00
Speaker 6: Yessing goal is to en answer and promote and facility
39:04
Speaker 6: citizen involvement in governments in keeping with constitutional provisions that
39:09
Speaker 6: require public participation. If an access the law will apply
39:13
Speaker 6: to all authorities responsible for carrying out of public participation.
39:17
Speaker 6: Covering and exercise are related to policy, formulation, legislation or
39:22
Speaker 6: matters that require public input and that existing laws and
39:28
Speaker 6: literally apart from just that, he comes back and says
39:31
Speaker 6: this today, this is something that you can see is
39:33
Speaker 6: actually depending literally on the National Assembly, which is actually
39:39
Speaker 6: that's supposed to be passing this and we have other
39:41
Speaker 6: more bills that actually passed, you know that's now actually
39:46
Speaker 6: already active and affecting my duty of the Kenyans. Today
39:49
Speaker 6: he said that electricity we shall be having electricity rationing,
39:53
Speaker 6: which we are experiencing literally yesterday, like I was saying,
39:56
Speaker 6: we have we're having lights on and off, on and off,
39:58
Speaker 6: which was really really bad. So many people are being
40:01
Speaker 6: affected that they thought it was just actually us and
40:04
Speaker 6: the people are out some buildings, but most of the
40:06
Speaker 6: people you saw them online complaining. And only for him
40:09
Speaker 6: to say today that from five pm to ten pm,
40:12
Speaker 6: we're gonna be having rationing in the majority of the
40:15
Speaker 6: areas of the country because we do not have enough power.
40:19
Speaker 6: And the fact that this is one person who was
40:22
Speaker 6: actually launching the disabob down which they say they're supposed
40:25
Speaker 6: to be benefiting in African countries, the question is where
40:28
Speaker 6: is your country and how is your country benefiting from this?
40:32
Speaker 6: How much is Kenya spending or did spend what is
40:35
Speaker 6: supposed to be spending, because it is mentioned about trillions
40:38
Speaker 6: of funds that we're expected to spend for us to
40:41
Speaker 6: have the same uh printability. Let me say the princibility
40:45
Speaker 6: of power, like what disabob is you know, providing to
40:49
Speaker 6: the whole country, which is actually very power if you
40:51
Speaker 6: look at Asabo, actually they are lives. I was surprised too,
40:55
Speaker 6: like you know the country is actually it's all later,
40:57
Speaker 6: But how why is can I involve and this is
41:00
Speaker 6: you not benefiting in any sort of way our African countries?
41:03
Speaker 6: Like I said when we launched, when we saw that
41:05
Speaker 6: launch of that dam, I said, let's look at our
41:07
Speaker 6: African countries, including him being on being one among them
41:11
Speaker 6: leaders who are saying, oh, can you have generated for
41:14
Speaker 6: something billion from its resources? Where is the money? Why
41:18
Speaker 6: can't you use the money that you said with actually
41:20
Speaker 6: generated from our mineral resources to you know, ensure that
41:25
Speaker 6: part is always on? Are we supposed to create industries
41:28
Speaker 6: that you said, you know, enough power exactly Africa.
41:46
Speaker 4: Today?
41:46
Speaker 6: Then God, I've taken a shower. Ready after I was
41:49
Speaker 6: just from the shower, lights went off like almost an hour.
41:53
Speaker 6: God took a shower, very great before you know the license, God,
41:57
Speaker 6: what the hell man you know? And then he comes
41:59
Speaker 6: say as how we're gonna be facing listen to him.
42:02
Speaker 7: You need between the five and n pm we have
42:08
Speaker 7: to do no shitty we have to.
42:12
Speaker 4: Be all right. And they say it was kind of
42:16
Speaker 4: set up, set up killing his power to white poo
42:21
Speaker 4: and that was gonna make it better.
42:23
Speaker 14: Yes, right, So now I'm saying, now he's telling you
42:26
Speaker 14: you can't have electric, why don't you grow elect.
42:29
Speaker 4: You go plank in gid you? Why don't you mail them?
42:33
Speaker 4: I'm gonna get asking.
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Speaker 14: You can't be no man in fact, there don't kill
42:38
Speaker 14: you don't got no power. It's and this is and
42:43
Speaker 14: this is all his Why you're being nice God?
42:47
Speaker 4: Because you it has way.
42:49
Speaker 14: More enough presus I have to get constant, got resources
42:54
Speaker 14: to keep the lights on?
42:55
Speaker 4: Why get to keep the lights on the Gona Iger?
42:59
Speaker 4: Why can't it aint the fucking lights on this fucking
43:05
Speaker 4: class on an Africa? The lights of anybody around the
43:08
Speaker 4: world has speaking how to keep the god damn lights on?
43:12
Speaker 4: But fucking Africa.
43:15
Speaker 14: But all the resources of that what all the reasons
43:19
Speaker 14: that can keep the light say the funny.
43:22
Speaker 4: The lights of the park always stay on to the
43:24
Speaker 4: mining sector. How is that possible?
43:27
Speaker 11: All these minds always got powering after Why.
43:30
Speaker 4: They don't ever go out? How they't got lights? How
43:34
Speaker 4: the ain't got here to get to keep restraint and
43:35
Speaker 4: ship from the ground. How is that possible? May it
43:41
Speaker 4: make sit? How's the Africa? All the resources in the
43:45
Speaker 4: dark and everybody else? You a thing? You've got no research?
43:49
Speaker 4: Why is your ball?
43:49
Speaker 17: Then?
43:52
Speaker 4: Now you may sit African people? You want how money
43:57
Speaker 4: now on accountability? Accountable?
44:00
Speaker 14: And that means you're gonna have to put some bubble
44:01
Speaker 14: down to work because you're has no goddamn resources.
44:09
Speaker 4: All the resources in England and should have got powered.
44:12
Speaker 14: That ship comes out of South Africa, and South Africa's
44:14
Speaker 14: that little shitty when they got power out of all
44:18
Speaker 14: that con or that ship that power is England comes
44:20
Speaker 14: out of South Africa.
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Speaker 4: They're probably kidding you too. And you and you in
44:26
Speaker 4: the dark. You in the dark right, Your guy said
44:31
Speaker 4: you're in the dark, right, graz Now you guess I
44:34
Speaker 4: can't have a power.
44:35
Speaker 6: It's crazy, you know it's crazy. You might have.
44:39
Speaker 7: Oh and sh I was in there at Tiopia last
44:45
Speaker 7: month to the end up from going down.
44:52
Speaker 3: That one down he's ten at anything five thousand, four
44:56
Speaker 3: hundred dollars.
44:59
Speaker 7: Two in the High Thames. Oh hoard it five way
45:03
Speaker 7: ten one night.
45:06
Speaker 4: But you I gonna for that. Why haven't you feel
45:09
Speaker 4: something like that. Why haven't put jam on here? You know?
45:12
Speaker 12: How do that.
45:14
Speaker 4: He kill me like and probably should be. Don't like
45:17
Speaker 4: houses if he kill me? Ever, Emma, why.
45:23
Speaker 14: Haven't you.
45:25
Speaker 4: Gone down.
45:28
Speaker 14: To lay Victoria until the goddamn damn the power all tenure?
45:33
Speaker 14: Why are you doing?
45:35
Speaker 4: Why you didn't do it same way? Same way? John,
45:39
Speaker 4: make a bully. I don't know this is cookie body.
45:42
Speaker 14: You can can't build a big damn of Tania the
45:45
Speaker 14: power of the whole country.
45:47
Speaker 4: I don't know where that happen. If I got swapped
45:49
Speaker 4: by that Cookie brought. So why haven't you did it? Bruno?
45:59
Speaker 15: Mm hmmm.
46:01
Speaker 6: Trying to imagine where the damp is? That's what I'm
46:04
Speaker 6: trying to think about in Tanzania.
46:08
Speaker 14: But I'm saying they were doing on the I I
46:16
Speaker 14: you lit the damn building in Tanzania. Ain't there but
46:24
Speaker 14: that like pup upon the shouting, I think, sure a.
46:29
Speaker 4: Will never been blow.
46:30
Speaker 14: Don't make sure you don't have power, but sure you
46:33
Speaker 14: don't taking people that probably mm enters Olympic bar said
46:41
Speaker 14: a highted file dam being built.
46:44
Speaker 4: And pans in there.
46:45
Speaker 6: Okay, I thought, I let me see if it's this
46:48
Speaker 6: it's this one. Let me miss see, cause there's a
46:51
Speaker 6: place where you passed by our with this like a
46:54
Speaker 6: big large water of water. People of water, let me see.
47:01
Speaker 14: Said it was all pinion all times there, all the average,
47:08
Speaker 14: all of you got it is that.
47:09
Speaker 6: One damn hmm you think it could be dazed on not?
47:17
Speaker 6: Maybe I'm wrong. Let me see.
47:19
Speaker 4: Hold on time we bought I think they named that
47:21
Speaker 4: as dunt and they brought the dunk and had a danger.
47:23
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's called it. You listen your hydro power project.
47:27
Speaker 11: I'm trying the image.
47:28
Speaker 6: I'm looking at the images to familiarize with it, to
47:33
Speaker 6: see if I know the area.
47:37
Speaker 4: You know that lady stopped it. The right man said
47:39
Speaker 4: you put it? Any of that ship now, hm, you
47:43
Speaker 4: put an end to it. They should have been already
47:52
Speaker 4: completed and John mackiew.
47:53
Speaker 17: Bully was a lot.
47:54
Speaker 4: I would have been down and all that foule. They
47:58
Speaker 4: coulda got a gage everybody else.
48:01
Speaker 6: Yeah, you can't familiarize with the place, but yeah, I've
48:04
Speaker 6: seen it's literally the Julius hydro Power Project, which was
48:11
Speaker 6: supposed to be a two thousand fifteen mega was dumb
48:17
Speaker 6: for the Refuji River that is largely complete, complete and
48:21
Speaker 6: operational other future projects are in the diverse stages of development.
48:25
Speaker 6: But yeah, that is what is happening.
48:27
Speaker 14: That made that made the start by by the white
48:31
Speaker 14: man that made that, made that big hass advertised it
48:36
Speaker 14: should have been built. Joby built ship boys able to
48:41
Speaker 14: build like I think by twenty twenty three, twenty twenty
48:44
Speaker 14: by that makes you started jokey because a white man's
48:47
Speaker 14: baby ship knock it up, you knock it out.
48:52
Speaker 6: Now great, But as we move on to the main
48:55
Speaker 6: conversation before we wind up with a couple of videos
48:58
Speaker 6: about how the you are he of course it's stilling
49:01
Speaker 6: resources and the question is how did they even develop
49:04
Speaker 6: from being such a poor you know nation. But anyway,
49:07
Speaker 6: we have Namilia president who has been able to pay
49:11
Speaker 6: back seven undred, seven hundred and fifteen million dollars our debts.
49:15
Speaker 6: This is just just in the day and of course
49:17
Speaker 6: making it the biggest history of long payment in their country.
49:22
Speaker 6: And of course Nonambia has been able to pay back
49:25
Speaker 6: seven hundred and fifty million in a single day.
49:27
Speaker 4: Matter exactly the white you know. And then you gotta
49:34
Speaker 4: get out the white people a baby that man.
49:37
Speaker 14: You gotta again, you gotta do land redissolution that kill
49:41
Speaker 14: applegainst that they stolen.
49:44
Speaker 4: You're getting.
49:45
Speaker 14: Maybe you think your ass in Europe gona back away.
49:47
Speaker 14: All the white people living good. I'm telling the your
49:50
Speaker 14: bader charge to the Austin hallerwander. That's the builders again.
49:55
Speaker 14: He's telling the baby's matter even again.
49:58
Speaker 4: See you know there's all white people.
50:00
Speaker 14: Yeah a white people, black people, all white people run
50:11
Speaker 14: every day.
50:12
Speaker 4: Yeah mm hmm years ago.
50:17
Speaker 6: But yeah, I love the fact that also if you
50:20
Speaker 6: look at her government, she's employed literally ninety percent of
50:24
Speaker 6: women that are actually working in different positions in her
50:29
Speaker 6: in the office or in her regime. Let me say that,
50:32
Speaker 6: and this is actually a.
50:37
Speaker 4: Right, I know.
50:39
Speaker 6: I love the fact that she's really something that we've
50:42
Speaker 6: lacked in Africa as well, where women are about given
50:44
Speaker 6: that chance to stand in power and those who are
50:46
Speaker 6: given You can see some who she is. But she's
50:50
Speaker 6: I bet she's very strict. Like I said, I'm not
50:53
Speaker 6: going to give her uh this as the eat of
50:57
Speaker 6: her being a good president. But she's doing a maze,
51:00
Speaker 6: isn't he trying to make.
51:02
Speaker 4: You know? For you don't do the you can't you're
51:05
Speaker 4: gonna loo.
51:07
Speaker 6: Yeah, every every.
51:08
Speaker 11: Accent her action show, who sh exactly.
51:11
Speaker 4: Your actions have been helping African people. That's what that's
51:15
Speaker 4: what we seen her do.
51:17
Speaker 6: So shut after her exactly. But on the last few
51:20
Speaker 6: videos I'm gonna share is about literally how so done
51:23
Speaker 6: is being extracted MINERALI so not just so done by
51:26
Speaker 6: Africa because the question is so good. You know, how
51:30
Speaker 6: does this all African countries developing? Africa is just always there?
51:34
Speaker 14: Let me share this, right, yeah, everybody and that everybody
51:41
Speaker 14: developed our.
51:41
Speaker 4: Africa, African people, Dosa.
51:44
Speaker 14: And you're over religious, you believe in goopy religions.
51:48
Speaker 4: He told you, tell me said, oh my God, my
51:50
Speaker 4: yearshay heaven. Are you making the way to go to heaven?
51:54
Speaker 2: Right?
51:54
Speaker 14: Everybody getting rich off your back here. They don't wait
51:57
Speaker 14: to go to your fay heaven.
51:58
Speaker 11: They won't they ship.
51:59
Speaker 4: Now you Jesus or body I have learned the body
52:11
Speaker 4: help in the world.
52:12
Speaker 6: The answer is one word.
52:14
Speaker 4: Africa.
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Speaker 10: In massive eighty to eighty five percent of Africa's artisanal
52:18
Speaker 10: gold ends up in the UAE takes to them for years.
52:21
Speaker 11: Over ninety percent of this gold went to one place.
52:24
Speaker 6: You guessed, the UAE. And here's the secret.
52:27
Speaker 10: Most of the people smumbled from the ground to private
52:30
Speaker 10: jets straight into Dubai.
52:32
Speaker 6: It's refined, melted down and resold.
52:34
Speaker 10: And the craziest part, once it's refined, it is one
52:37
Speaker 10: hundred percent untraceable. So why the UAE, Well, it's very simple,
52:42
Speaker 10: easy access, relaxed rules, quick resettle, the perfect place if
52:46
Speaker 10: you don't want too many questions. So even with all
52:48
Speaker 10: the instability happening to them, the gold keeps flowing.
52:51
Speaker 6: Out while the world stays silent.
52:53
Speaker 10: It is the oldest African story, Africa's resources helping other
52:57
Speaker 10: places shine. So follow the gold goes. Wherever controls the
53:01
Speaker 10: gold fields controls the power.
53:02
Speaker 7: You see the gold in the mine, right, what did
53:04
Speaker 7: you know have zero gold mine?
53:07
Speaker 6: Of course they do. They do have zero gold in
53:09
Speaker 6: the money. He also says the same thing.
53:11
Speaker 17: Listen, export is diamonds with zero diamond minds, and the
53:15
Speaker 17: United have reverends. Largest export is gold with zero gold mines.
53:19
Speaker 17: That begs the question, how the fuck are they getting
53:21
Speaker 17: these raw materials? And they answer both is the same
53:25
Speaker 17: imperialism and neo colonialism.
53:27
Speaker 4: And this is the context. Says necessary then become the
53:32
Speaker 4: African because the African man is fucking weak. Ecs white.
53:37
Speaker 4: It is not bunny that you should not be bar
53:42
Speaker 4: who money is going on? Oh there's a lack of
53:45
Speaker 4: masculinity on that fucking cot a. Fucking you think I'm
53:51
Speaker 4: a living body. It's not. And you think everybody people
53:55
Speaker 4: that you put white people in the bar the fucking thought.
54:02
Speaker 14: But you're styling granted eighty eight and down down and
54:06
Speaker 14: sit something thick and ball sack because you're a coward.
54:11
Speaker 4: I be goddamn if you come in my house and
54:14
Speaker 4: steal my shit and I'm living in the fucking closet,
54:19
Speaker 4: and that's what's happened.
54:20
Speaker 11: That's not me, that's not being nice.
54:23
Speaker 4: That's what's happened.
54:23
Speaker 14: In Africa, they've been taking over other men and these
54:29
Speaker 14: niggas the ain't getting no faith they.
54:32
Speaker 4: I go you to see if your boat and dine
54:34
Speaker 4: O ship all that stupid ship. And don't wait, you
54:41
Speaker 4: don't know Africa, Mitch by that though the ideas you're
54:44
Speaker 4: no acause this is another fucking crazy thing. Tod ain't.
54:48
Speaker 14: Here's a fucking back for the shut but you ain't
54:50
Speaker 14: on universal cotting it make that make sense?
54:55
Speaker 4: No restort thinking calm mine ain't getting two dollars or
54:59
Speaker 4: the ship four thousand dollars a fucking out. You're gonna
55:03
Speaker 4: do your fucking moonshine ship doing burthos.
55:08
Speaker 11: And I can't stand on.
55:09
Speaker 4: Worthless ass nigger.
55:13
Speaker 11: Y'all born works wool. I guess stand a religious nigga
55:17
Speaker 11: and a work.
55:17
Speaker 4: Your religious niggas are the worst, like.
55:20
Speaker 14: Me and doing dead for knocking the baker knock his
55:23
Speaker 14: ass out talking that religious ship. But why just sitting
55:27
Speaker 14: there in potty talking about your faint and Jesus ship by.
55:31
Speaker 4: The air been a white man living a manson off
55:34
Speaker 4: your back. That's what's gonna happen in an Africa. That's
55:38
Speaker 4: why they wanted to eaven to rain them because they
55:41
Speaker 4: had no jump ship dumps. They're a dasty to say,
55:44
Speaker 4: you know what, our resources belong to us and we're
55:48
Speaker 4: not poor, ding ding You're not.
55:51
Speaker 11: You're not poor Africa.
55:53
Speaker 4: You're the richest man sat down Heim saying that, I
55:58
Speaker 4: don't know how is that they just thirty forty.
56:04
Speaker 14: Because of scam is to kick them African people teaching
56:08
Speaker 14: nonsense about you being go and shooping and U.
56:12
Speaker 4: And everybody bet anybody steal from you. You look at
56:15
Speaker 4: the ball, look at the boy, look at England, looking friends,
56:19
Speaker 4: you motherfuckers they stealing from you.
56:22
Speaker 14: Look at Shina and all that shit came out of
56:25
Speaker 14: your goddamn backyard.
56:28
Speaker 4: Can you run and straight and big and show your ass.
56:32
Speaker 14: The people that are stealing from your right your fucking face,
56:37
Speaker 14: and you'll wash up these people? Look how breaking the
56:39
Speaker 14: bil Oh look at them? Oh well shooping when it
56:45
Speaker 14: come to tell me King's school? Look at these top
56:47
Speaker 14: look at them shoes to get you.
56:50
Speaker 4: To Oh dang you, you'll tell you came from your
56:53
Speaker 4: hand the Rubblican because Africa, Oh why white people get.
56:58
Speaker 11: So pray as I wind up?
57:04
Speaker 6: It's crazy. Africans need to wake up. I don't know
57:08
Speaker 6: how we're gonna say it, man, but how for how long?
57:11
Speaker 6: But consuits? For how long? Will will you have a
57:13
Speaker 6: microphone in front of you asking you of the same
57:15
Speaker 6: dumb questions over and over and over again? Or ten
57:20
Speaker 6: years ago are here? How did you feel about the
57:22
Speaker 6: genocide twenty years later? That he has come on?
57:25
Speaker 4: Please wake up Congolese crisis right now. Because both of
57:30
Speaker 4: these are places that the UAE are.
57:33
Speaker 17: Attempting to massively exploit for minerals that are essential both
57:38
Speaker 17: to their gold exchange, which is the largest in the
57:40
Speaker 17: world and entirely unregulated read money laundering and to the
57:46
Speaker 17: minerals in your phone, which is why Apple has been
57:49
Speaker 17: caught using blood minerals from Congo and from Sudan.
57:54
Speaker 4: Because these are not amorphis.
57:55
Speaker 6: Humanitarian crises that have come out of nowhere, but they
57:57
Speaker 6: are part.
57:58
Speaker 17: Of a large scale campaign by a series of countries
58:01
Speaker 17: and countries affiliated with the West to extract billions of
58:05
Speaker 17: dollars of resources from African countries. This is done not
58:09
Speaker 17: only through the official government funding of organizations like the
58:12
Speaker 17: RSF that destabilize Sudan and the Taliban, but also through
58:17
Speaker 17: corporate sponsors like Apple and Microsoft that are in profiteering.
58:20
Speaker 7: All this is massively.
58:21
Speaker 17: Israel's largest export is diamonds with zero diamond minds.
58:25
Speaker 6: And the United are Redverord's largest export.
58:27
Speaker 7: Is gold with zero gold mines.
58:30
Speaker 17: That begs the question, how the fuck are they getting
58:32
Speaker 17: lest raw materials, And the answer is both is the
58:35
Speaker 17: same imperialism and neo colonialism. And this is the context,
58:39
Speaker 17: says necessary when we are looking at the Suddese and
58:42
Speaker 17: Congolese crises right now, because both of these are places
58:46
Speaker 17: that the UAE are attempting to massively exploit for minerals
58:51
Speaker 17: that are essential both to their goal exchange which is
58:54
Speaker 17: the largest in the world and entirely unregulated. Read money
58:58
Speaker 17: laundering to the minerals in your phone, which is why
59:03
Speaker 17: Apple has been caused using.
59:05
Speaker 4: Blood minerals from Congo and from Sudan.
59:08
Speaker 17: Because these are not amorphis humanitarian crises that have come
59:11
Speaker 17: out of nowhere, but they are part of a large
59:13
Speaker 17: scale campaign by a series of countries and countries affiliated
59:17
Speaker 17: with the West to extract billions of dollars of resources
59:21
Speaker 17: from African countries. This is done not only through the
59:24
Speaker 17: official government funding of organizations like the RSF that destabilize Africa.
59:30
Speaker 4: Is not poor poor nom African people poor and is
59:35
Speaker 4: not poor. Understand that. But you can show that you
59:39
Speaker 4: get show it. You are the wealthy people are the
59:41
Speaker 4: planet and your faith like the history book where you
59:47
Speaker 4: get shown Africa.
59:49
Speaker 14: You are the wealthiest people in the woe without your
59:53
Speaker 14: bate ye and your fake.
59:56
Speaker 4: You are the wealthy people are the planet.
1:00:00
Speaker 14: Exam, Try fucking part people, comet civilize rich people.
1:00:06
Speaker 4: That's in your good be history book out of your
1:00:10
Speaker 4: fucking mind.
1:00:13
Speaker 11: Till the boss kind of.
1:00:14
Speaker 14: But everybody, I'm having it and blast porn, and then
1:00:19
Speaker 14: he divided jus.
1:00:21
Speaker 4: Running around stealing all your sick and you don't even
1:00:24
Speaker 4: know you're some fuck the mast lad in the Mediterranean.
1:00:29
Speaker 14: Tying them instead of like skill a mother fucking army.
1:00:36
Speaker 4: Take that for show and knock a motherfucking that mouth.
1:00:39
Speaker 14: That's what you gonna have to do because their man
1:00:42
Speaker 14: put these wars on your ass, de stabilize you.
1:00:45
Speaker 4: Because you kind hard, you'll let me. They said, it's
1:00:48
Speaker 4: got you fucking fucked up. It's got you poor. He's
1:00:52
Speaker 4: loving every fucking body and not knowing you got enemy.
1:00:56
Speaker 14: You taking on the religion I'm your are the fucking enemies,
1:01:01
Speaker 14: the fake and a fake.
1:01:03
Speaker 4: Fake man, the fake Christianity, A fake is a lot,
1:01:08
Speaker 4: but they bove you. What can you cooking niggas do?
1:01:12
Speaker 4: I don't mess for other people. That not f my
1:01:14
Speaker 4: is does. I don't mess with other niggas. That's one
1:01:17
Speaker 4: of my Christianity. Why are you sitting there? You're fucked
1:01:21
Speaker 4: up ass kid dealing with j ass for a while
1:01:24
Speaker 4: with no toy.
1:01:27
Speaker 14: You don't get your fuss out of mona thay shoot
1:01:29
Speaker 14: the jazz nigga, tell you beat motherfuckers.
1:01:34
Speaker 4: All these people are just.
1:01:36
Speaker 11: Stealing from happened nothing.
1:01:38
Speaker 4: First day started it.
1:01:43
Speaker 6: Think I lost your I lost you. I guess I
1:01:49
Speaker 6: think I lost heath.
1:01:51
Speaker 14: But as literally wind, they learned, I'm all my stuff
1:01:56
Speaker 14: birthday seven people.
1:01:57
Speaker 4: Then they came back for your well.
1:02:01
Speaker 6: All right, as we wind uh.
1:02:04
Speaker 17: But also through corporate sponsors like Apple and Microsoft, properteering
1:02:08
Speaker 17: is massively Israel's largest exports diamonds with zero diamond.
1:02:12
Speaker 4: Buns and the United.
1:02:19
Speaker 6: You know, Instagram doesn't tell you when you repeat literally
1:02:22
Speaker 6: you know, so I never know t talk. It's not
1:02:28
Speaker 6: six times to keep saying that. But anyway, Dramasquito Carribo Sana,
1:02:33
Speaker 6: I hope you're doing amazing. Habi Zuri, hope yours is good.
1:02:37
Speaker 6: Big Chase Carribou Sane likes to see this morning seas.
1:02:40
Speaker 6: Instead of fighting the invaders for the land, women and
1:02:45
Speaker 6: children in Africa and around the world, African males and
1:02:49
Speaker 6: African males would rather fight each other and African American
1:02:55
Speaker 6: men and also see says this is why I can't
1:02:58
Speaker 6: stand black guys in America who killed and gang bang
1:03:02
Speaker 6: against each other instead of the oppressors. They just like
1:03:07
Speaker 6: African men in Africa and abroad and the houses. See. Yeah,
1:03:13
Speaker 6: that is literally the last comment on that particular conversation.
1:03:16
Speaker 4: But I don't know.
1:03:17
Speaker 6: My question would be, for how long are you gonna
1:03:20
Speaker 6: keep on going through the same scenario of history and
1:03:24
Speaker 6: not wanting a change?
1:03:25
Speaker 4: You know?
1:03:26
Speaker 6: For me, I don't know. I don't want to be
1:03:28
Speaker 6: fed up like my parents. I refused, and this is
1:03:30
Speaker 6: where you can see me trying to make a change.
1:03:32
Speaker 6: Being honest, I want to grow up in those lamps.
1:03:35
Speaker 6: I've heard enough of that ship. I've always had a
1:03:37
Speaker 6: vision about my life. I've been exploded enough or well, yeah,
1:03:44
Speaker 6: I've been explored enough or given so much exposure to
1:03:47
Speaker 6: understand what I need, what my desires are, and of
1:03:51
Speaker 6: course we should want the same. Certainly, most of our
1:03:54
Speaker 6: African people have been kept in that or professional point.
1:03:57
Speaker 6: You can't travel, you can't do you just you up die,
1:04:01
Speaker 6: knowing only the area you know. You know, you live there,
1:04:04
Speaker 6: you walk there, you're married there, you give back there.
1:04:07
Speaker 6: You don't know even other towns within your country, which
1:04:09
Speaker 6: is actually very functioned. Most of the people who know
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Speaker 14: somebody said, hey, you guys, you know getting the mega
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