Hon. Darlington Ekejiuba

Never allow them know your next move 🙂

You owe your children everything...

President Traoré, this ladies are beautiful but they've nothing to to offer the country, why do we keep sponsoring them and competing in the beauty pageant contest. If your country should produce a president like Traoré Ibrahim go and thank God Almighty. This youngman has done what all their former presidents could not achieve since their independence in 1960. He transformed the health care, create jobs, fixed security issues, upgrade their education, Agriculture, infrastructures, with new the gold mining refinery. Recently he has suspended beauty pageant competition and introduced what he called "HAKILI Mousso", that is "Science Competition" which will help move the country forward. We're watching closely #BurkinaFaso

Unbelievable movement

Captain Ibrahim Traoré stood before his people and broke a silence that has lasted for over a thousand years. He spoke about the Arab slave trade. Not in whispers. Not in academic papers. But out loud, in a televised address, to a nation that is overwhelmingly Muslim. "The people came, first the Arab-Muslim conquests. That is over a thousand years of slavery in Africa." He did not stop there. He spoke of men castrated so they could not father children. He said the last slave market did not close until 1962, in Medina. This is not an attack on Islam. Traoré is a Muslim himself. This is an attack on a historical crime that has been buried while the transatlantic slave trade is discussed everywhere. He is saying what the entire continent has been afraid to say: that Africa was enslaved by two systems, and only one of them is allowed to be remembered. The reaction was immediate. Gulf states were furious. Some Muslim clerics called it Islamophobic. But Traoré was not finished. He also announced that Burkina Faso would recall hundreds of students studying Sharia law in Arab countries, warning that some return with teachings incompatible with national cohesion. He said the state is secular, and no religious law—including Islamic law—will govern it. Why does this matter? Because the Sahel is burning. Jihadist groups are killing civilians, and the ideology they use to recruit is a distorted version of the same faith that Traoré himself practices. He is not blaming Islam. He is blaming a radicalism that was imported, funded, and spread from outside Africa. By naming the Arab slave trade, he is severing the spiritual authority that foreign clerics have held over African Muslims for centuries. He asked one question repeatedly during that speech, a question that should be printed on every African schoolbook: "Are we cursed?" His answer is no. Africa is not cursed. Africa was conquered, colonized, and enslaved by two different systems. One from the West, one from the East. And the only way to break the curse is to name it, teach it, and refuse to let it be silenced any longer. #HistoricalAfrica #IbrahimTraore #BurkinaFaso #ArabSlaveTrade #Sovereignty

Terrorists playing with equipments in an abandoned hospital, somewhere in Africa 😭

The suit and tie is a European costume designed for cold climates, not for the African tropics; wearing it in the heat is a sign of mental colonization, not civilization.🙂

“I spent $49K to attend a conference in Houston with Bill Gates & Elon Musk & all global players, 70% of them had their personal private jet. Hearing $100B was being invested in AI, I looked at the Church and w£pt.” — Charles Osazuwa Charles Osazuwa has sparked iπteπse reactions after recounting his experience at a $49,000 conference in Houston, where he says he came face-to-face with some of the world’s biggest global players, including Bill Gates, Elon Musk and others. According to Osazuwa, about 70% of the attendees had their 0wn private jets, while he heard that $100 billion was being inv£sted into Artificial Intelligence. But amid the astonishing w£alth, technology and global ambition surrounding him, Osazuwa said his thoughts suddenly turned to the Ch√rch—and what he saw left him d££ply emotional. His powerful reflection has since tr¡gg£red conversations 0nline about the Chμrch, technology, wealth and the future of global influence. "I was in Houston. It's a conference I go to every year. One of the resource persons at that conference was Bill Gates. Elon Musk was there. All the global players in the world were there. I had to P∆y to attend that five-day meeting. It C9st me $49,000. Now, for people who have a R£l¡g¡ous mind, they will say, “For what? If I have $49,000, I’ll buy a house in Lekki.” No, no. Listen, listen. Your mind determines who reminds you. No, no. Don’t be a small player. No, sir. I walked into that meeting and I said, “I must see Bill Gates.” Seventy percent of everybody who came to that conference came with their private jets. By the time I heard that $100 bill!on had been invested in AI, I looked at the conference, I looked at the ch√rch, and I w£pt. Because while we are l0cked up in the ch√rch, people are playing it in artificial intelligence. Can I tell you this? Artificial intelligence is not just an advancement; it’s an agenda. I don’t have time. As I’m speaking to you now, very soon, even you as a pastor, AI will preach to you. That is where they are going. So now, let me explain to you: if we don’t have believers arise to play at that level, we can’t direct the usage. Elon Musk is not just trying to be the richest man in the world. It’s an agenda. Because out of the $100 billion in artificial intelligence, who is representing the b0dy of Christ? You see all this prophecy, “I am the head.” I don’t say amen to those things. I need the strategy. How? The £nd-time ch√rch is in the M0untain of the house of the Lord. How? How? You have a house here in Osakman, London, and you cannot allow people to—listen. People are playing at the global level. If you don’t understand, you can’t plug in."

People are willing to help you, the problem is ur behavior.🧐🙌

Someone wrote : As I set my eyes on these 3 people, I just come down from the flight. No be me them go use secure their seven seven virgins for Allah hand. Make I go enter young shall grow motors ASAP ✌️

Private Jets at the Expense of the Impoverished Majority ✈️💔 It is wild that as of 2026, Nigeria has nearly 240 private luxury jets but only about 80 active commercial airplanes, meaning luxury private jets outnumber commercial planes 3 to 1. While major global economies like the US, UK, and Germany rely heavily on massive commercial fleets for mass public transit and regional peers like South Africa maintain a functional balance, Nigeria’s aviation market is completely inverted. Even Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, recently criticized this anomaly. He recounted spending half an hour just searching for an aircraft parking space in Abuja because the airport was crowded with private jets, stating he wished that space was filled with factories instead. He openly urged the elite riding around in expensive aircraft to stop wasting wealth on symbols of personal luxury and redirect that capital into production and job creation. Sadly, many of these ultra-long-range luxury jets are owned by the political class and prominent pastors. This highlights a severe diversion of public funds that should be building better lives for the people, leaving ordinary citizens trapped in poverty without basic needs. ~ Abubakar M Kareto ✍️