@@shirleyhiggins3114 jah raster bless bless.This man pro.the real deal.And every black human being on this planet earth should listen to him.We didn't listen to Bob marley Martin luther king Nelson Mandela Kwame Enkruma ghaddafi saddam castro Mugabe Chavez sankara lumumba. Now we have this Saint.If we stupid ignorant usless never will learn blacks across the globe dont listen to him,am sorry we will gonna wait for another 500 years .
True, the US only puts it's interests first. It is really sad to see how the last time an opinion poll was taken about Trump's approval, Nigeria and Kenya gave the highest approval ratings around the world with 89 and 88% respectively . It is mindblowing how after colonialism and slavery, we STILL keep seeking the white man's approval. If Drumpf wins, I can guarantee you the toughest and most expensive rules to prevent immigration of black people to the USA. Trump only want's immigrants from White countries. You can already see the expensive transit visas through Europe..this is just the beginning. Let our stupid leaders loot billions so they can buy citizenship in countres that loathe them while they impoverish their own people.
Isn't it shameful for African to be saying " what tangible thing has other nation done for Africa"??? Do you, be responsible of your progress and well-being and stop blaming others
Sometimes I just wonder why we comment without getting the overtone of ones views. If I may ask, must we comment?. Nonetheless, from PLO's anecdote, either the Republicans or Democrats stand for inclusion and equity by aligning with Africa Countries and what not. However, from my anecdotal experience their inclusion has not benefited Africa in any way but for their selfish purpose. If I may ask you what is shameful about that statement? why are you using nad words ? What for. Can't we have healthy argument without insults? air your views politely, maybe I could see some insights? Besides Im not being absolute, but I view that they are deceiving people about loving and including Africa in their political manifestos. Anyways, they can influence some people with their politiacal veto power but not everyone. Ontological speaking, my comment was to critic their claims on aligning with Africa because its all lies. In other words, they should stop their propaganda and live Africa alone.
@@abrahamsecoe87 Both of you are correct its not What America has done FOR Africa but rather what it has done AGAINST, US has caused confusion in Africa its influences has undermined African positive progress in many ways. Again you are right its not what they can do for us, but what we do for ourselves that matters most, which our leadership has ignored in pursuit of their own individual benefit.
Thanks to Great Professor for getting the fog out of our minds ... As outsiders we want to see Kenya rise, Nigeria rise, South Africa rise, Ethiopia rise, Rwanda rise & all 55 Afro Nations rise & UNITE
PLO Lumumba reminds me of my father. Men who are sincerely interested in the future of our continent & really want to help our people to wake up on what's going on in this world. Unfortunately my father never could bcs of the political climate of our country at the time. I remember reading Jeunne-Afrique & other many News papers starting to understand the way of the world concerning Global politics. Man like this are needed in our lives. Unfortunately they are not many as we know. So, I hope Professor PLO Lumumba keeps on informing us on what is going on so we can have a better debate about our place & future in this ever changing world.
I hope the young people are listening. Professor PLO Lumumba, how can we get this message to young people who have no way of listening to your talks and I mean all of them and especially this one as a matter of urgency? Many people love you and maybe we could crone you. Kenya your mother country need you. Please please consider
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A true treasure to Africa and humanity at large. His aura is compelling, his mind is amazing and his eloquence is second to none. Ladies and gentlemen, my hero, P.L.O Lumumba
The US and the Contininent of Africa need visionary leaders. Thank you for your wise word. God save the visionary leaders in Burkina Faso, Niger, Mali and Senagal.
Thank you for sharing your wisdom sir. Did you know that from Lincoln to Kennedy a President died in office every 20 years. It was Reagan who broke that cycle by surviving.
Power & utmost respect for Prof. P. Lumumba. If Africa & the world could LISTEN & not Hear what this scholar speaks/ advocates in all his messages/speeches. Africa & the world, would be reactivated to greatness again. Time to implement & action these powerful noble leadership advice in our struggling economies...God bless Prof. & the world as a whole... twende kazi...🇰🇪
Thank you Prof. Lumumba for always giving the exact and sincere analysis of Africa’s true situations, and fearlessly told the continent corrupt politicians facts about how they are manipulating and exploiting African citizens. 😮😢😢
PLO you have wealth of knowledge and experience that I wish the political class would tap for the betterment of Africa. I am proud of you. May God help us to be good people in all our actions....let us love one another as Jesus clearly articulated in the Holy Book. Love, love, love....
It is so ridiculous that Africa refuses to see and believe that WE DO NOT NEED the attention, the approbation, the approval, or the permission of the West or any foreign government, to be Africa, to exist on this Earth, and to enjoy the bounties that the Creator has seen fit to bless us with. What is this lack of courage in making the radical changes that Africa desperately needs? Eight million did not vote? Who were they to vote for, when the choices are deliberately manipulated and skewed to allow only the same old, same old people to stand, with no fresh ideas and radical changes allowed? African leaders and their governments spend an inordinate amount of time and energy maintaining the structures, systems, rules, and regulations that their colonial masters left behind - even though these structures, systems, rules and regulations were clearly created to favour the colonial rulers and keep the Africans oppressed and well and truly under the control of their colonial masters. This is because most African leaders and their governments have little or no idea of what it means to have a country and how to govern it. Many African leaders and their governments are still operating at the level of family, village, clan, and tribe and it is at that level that they approach the matter of governance for a whole country. Is it any wonder then that what results is a farce, that African leaders and their government officials look upon as a joke and abuse left, right, and center. And then to make matters worse, we then employ this same farcical idea of governance in our international relations, and go cap-in-hand to beg for aid, expect others to look after us and be responsible for us, and expect and demand bribes and other favours, in exchange for Africa's natural resources, the value of which we do not even begin to understand since we are a continent of non-industrialized countries. Does the man or woman in the street know or care about what Rutile, Uranium, Bauxite, and Lithium are used for? Are children in African schools taught about Africa - its geography, geology, resources, etc, etc? How many African governments have established educational institutions to teach the young ones technical skills such as mining, metallurgy, civil engineering - the building of roads, bridges, and how to build dams and maintain them, or the manufacture of the parts that make up a car or truck that has been designed by an African in Africa, or solar energy technology, or agricultural machinery, or medicine, nursing, dentistry and the medical equipment that are required by these professions, to name just a random few? Twenty-five to thirty years ago, China burst on the world scene, and during the course of those twenty-five to thirty years the Chinese have transformed their country. Now, China leads the world in every field of human endeavour. Africans have been attending and graduating from Western educational institutions for decades, and we have all the resources required to industrialize ourselves. But look at where we are. Today, we have Niger, Mali, and Burkina Faso endeavouring to create some of the much-yearned-for radical changes that we require in Africa, and what happens? They come up against the same old, same old farcical governance issues and the cowardice of their West African neighbours; neighbours who have today gone and adopted the ECO as their regional currency, a currency that is controlled by France and the EU. The old guard in Africa is busy selling the birthright of the current and future generations of Africans to every foreign Tom, Dick and Harry, Jane, Susan and Mary who shows up and they don't care through which door they enter - back door, side door, front door; it doesn't matter. Is it any wonder then, that Gen-Z in Africa are demanding change, and want that change now? That change MUST occur NOW if they and the future generations of Africans are to secure freedom and sovereignty for themselves and their beloved motherland of Africa, and be able to live lives of dignity, ease, fulfillment, and peace, which is their God-given birthright.
Thank you for taking your time to raise the concerns of many voiceless Africans. We indeed are are ashamed of our lack of action and we vegetate as cowards with one foot in the grave. Mental change is erased from our faculties due to colonisation. We even adopted their democracy , financial policies and currencies so how can we say we are independent .?
I admire the unmatched eloquence and brilliance of prof PLO Lumumba on almost all matters that affect humanity in our modern world.My suggestion is that,he should seek an elective political seat to bring that change he so desires,talk alone is not sufficient.
@@douglaskiriinya8292 It will be impossible for him to. bring the changes he desire, the present system, the people, the leaders have different personal ambitions. It is the same as every car tire wants to go to its own direction the car wont move. So it is upon us as voters, upon political parties as most of the African political system are, parties are legal entity that have the mandate to have political candidates to run for political positions. Since most of the political parties are rotten when they ascend to power they become hungry hyenas you know how they behave. So to say its high time now for we youth to engage ourselves fully in making our future. Lets form political parties will clear goals that envision our future. Toppling the govnt today wont help if we do not have an alternative person to take the seat, badala yake itakua uchaguzi kila siku.
Talking is already one step. It can help to enlighten people on various problems. To educate people. He should continue doing so if this is what he wants. Going into elect position should a personal matter and wish to contribute at this level.
This man is like a living Hamato Yoshi! One of the most critically thinking person alive today. Men like him can and will change the world for the greater good‼️🙏🏾
I have the biggest respect for this great African, articulate Barrister , eloquent speaker and a man that makes me to be proudly African . This is coming from a 🇳🇬 brother who has lived most of his life in 🏴Yet Keeps abreast with the motherland. More flowers my great Prof …
It is well analytical prof...obviously true that the unknown of what nxt will the Trump come bck go come with is a wind of confusion to his foes...America is on the world cinema now, I do believe that the opponents of Trump don't know how to throw their dice well...I do appreciate u our prof..for seting the record straight on academic equipped awareness!!!
Understood very well! The Prof. is speaking sense here. My only small problem is protests that comes with vandalism, destruction, burning cars and properties that should be protected. My point is very clear to the youths of Kenya and in other African countries; do not vote for politicians who are rhetoric minded and cannot deliver! In your countries, you should be aware which political parties that can bring significant changes you need! This is the party you should rally behind regardless of your political affiliation, tribe, religion or regionalism. This way you can make a difference since you are above 50% almost in all African countries. See how the South Africans missed an opportunity to elect EFF party into power, the party that truly championed for the total economic emancipation in South Africa! Can we say more! I doubt nothing will get on feet in Kenya even in the current situation. Tribalism, nepotism, regionalism will not allow to cross the red carpet!
@@gastonmodestkaziri2566 have you forgotten that most times African elections are rigged. The greedy political class highjack the institutions n put them in the state of state-capture eg Nigeria where the courts institutionalised the fraud committed by Prof Mamoud yakub's INEC. The never allowed the peoples wish to have a sane govt materialized. They turned the law upside-down n changed the meaning of "AND" in our constitution n said "And" which was used conjuctively In our constitution doesn't mean anything . They switched of IREV Portal which waz meant to collect results in real time from polling units n reverted to manual collation where they used T-pex to deface n alter the results that emerged from the polling units. In this situation, can someone accuse the populace of voting wrongly when the system is rigged against the wish of the masses?
I once told my friend he would make a great president in kenya with all this knowledge and love for Africa n was hurt when he said that there's difference between activist and a leader. It sad he has no interest in being a politician 😢
Always remember like you said Africa cannot be ignored. Africa! America the European countries they need you ! You don't need them! Don't ever forget that.
@@Realminthebush He is a truly wonderful African Prophet,,a professor is next to a prophet,,,,,he who knows the past History of his people's and others, and can also guarantee for the future generations,he is always welcome to our hearing..... Great Sun ( son) or Barh,of The BlackEarth
Nobody. Them folks born with guns in their hands and if that was real, he would not have missed. Black folk better wake up. The wickedness in this world is real!
He is not talking about US politics, he is talking of African leaders, telling them that they should learn and love to be focused, persistent, self-disciplined and committed; good causes and sincere vision, constructive missions will be lost.
A tree cannot make a forest. The imperialists have always used fellow Africans to undermine their leaders. Africa is not short of good leaders but she has a great number of people who can be used in such nefarious way
Professor P.L.O. Lumumba has given the U.S.A. leaders and the African leaders a very realistic analysis of what will give them an edge in satisfying those who vote for them and for continued confidence in them. Take note, all concerned.
Can PLO elaborate on the arabisation + Muslim imperialism that is going on in Sudan and South Sudan. Why is the AU not intervening and why are negotiations hosted in slave trading Arabia and not in Africa? Should Arab colonialism and slave traders be included in the African unity conversation at all and the AU in particular? Should the Arab countries be made to choose between the Arab league which they prefer or the AU? The Arabs in Egypt are in full denial of the African (not Arabic) roots of the Kemit civilisation whilst cashing in $14 billion in tourism industry? There are more Pyramids in Sudan than in Kemet but the Sudanese Pyramids are completely ignored because they expose the Egyptian and Europe lies. There are no Pyramids in Arabia at all!