One hundred and forty one years after the Berlin Conference of 1884, Africa is still captured, overrun, overpowered by the Western World, namely Britain, France, Belgium, Portugal, Italy, Austria and Germany. Seven Western Countries controlling 54 Nations. Size or population means nothing if they are led by a pack of gutless, fearful greedy leaders.

The West never cared for the interest of the indigenous peoples and will not care in real terms. America got involved to create and protect Liberia, a nation carved out specially for returned slaves from America. Even Liberia has not fared better. If any thing, they remain among the worst hit by poverty, wars, etc.

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It should be remembered that terrorism was started by Western Nations in early 1886 to dispossess African Kings and leaders in a quest to steal land through wicked land acquisition rights. Liberia and Ethiopia were never colonized

Off all the colonial masters, France and Belgium remain the most wicked, hideous and horrible masters.

King Leopold of Belgium masterminded the killing of over 5000 Congolese and world keeps quiete till date. Should reparations not be considered? Can he not be found guilty of crime against humanity in absencia ? Who will start or spark off the rediscovery of freedom in Africa? The West has masterminded the destruction of any strong leadership in Africa. From Osagefo Kwamme Nkuruma, Hamril Cabral, Mumar Kadafi, so many on the list to their current pursuit of Ibrahim Traore of Burkina Faso.

France is so wicked and evil towards their colonies. They took monies from the colonies, and when they needed funds, France gave it to them,as loans with high interests! The Organization of African Unity , known these days as AU is peopled by majorly Lazy ,visionless, missionles, very greedy selected men. For France to allow Paul Biya over 80 year old of Cameroons to aspire to contest in Presidential election of 2025 is distasteful! They will allow him! Can Africa ever come together away from the press like Europeans did in 1884 to strategize on how to exploit the wealth of the West?

Can Africa unite to follow the core example of Ibrahim Traore? I doubt if this generation of leaders will do it.

Bishop Clement Udegbe writes from Florida USA