Using the Church as an Instrument of National Transformation (Part 3)

I alluded earlier to the fact that the church is the only system I have seen that is working in Africa, and I’d think that is a great opportunity for the church. You can read Part 2 here.

At this point, we must not only see the church as a fellowship center or a place meant only for Christians, but as an agent of change—an instrument of national transformation.

The church has so much influence in Africa. Even in the realm of politics, church leaders influence their members to vote for a political party or organization, and they can organize a rally for a national protest. 

If a leader of a big church speaks, politicians listen. That is a big power wedged in someone’s hands, and they can use it for national good.

The time has come for us as a people to leave all sentiments aside and address the problems we have in our hands. We can’t fold our arms and say the problems going on in our nations are not our problems or they are problems for the world.

The church must be an instrument of national transformation. Right from when it was established in the time of the Apostles in the Bible, we saw how the church was a great agent of change in the society. It has always been like that. Now must not be different.

Every church leader must focus on addressing imminent issues in our society. We must not only come to church to pray and sing; we must practically address issues affecting our nations.

We are the light of the world; we are the salt of the earth. There is nothing biblical or spiritual about saying we are not sent to the world or that the problem facing the world is not our problem.

Jesus was going about healing the sick, feeding the multitudes, and teaching nations the gospel of the kingdom. He was not saying the problem of society was not His problem or that God didn’t send Him to the world.

Again, we are the light of the world. It didn’t say we are the light of the church. We are the salt of the earth, not the salt of the church. That is important to note. It emphasizes the level of our impact—that it must not be limited to the four walls of the church.

We have many urgent issues in our hands. 

First, are the basic ones. There is still so much hunger in our land. How can we have so many resources, and we are still hungry? That is absolutely unheard of.

We must all go back to the farm. I don’t care who you are or what you are doing. If nations that have millions of tons of food in their storage are encouraging their people to go to the farm, why not we, who are still battling with food insecurity?

We must address this issue and address it fast. We can’t be hungry and still be praying in the church. That will be foolishness. We’ve got to go to the farm. I will subsequently write on each of the problems and how to address them.

We have other problems like insecurity, finances, health, education, transport, electricity, and so on. 

There is so much in our hands to deal with. We must be intentional about solving our problems, and the church is highly instrumental in this. God has given us wisdom to solve our problems, and He has also given us the platform to do so.

So, let’s engage all the resources we have at our disposal. Let’s create a massive sensation and awareness among our people about these issues we are going through. 

We must all keep talking about these issues. We must not keep silent. We must add them to our sermons and messages. We must add them to our weekly services and Sunday school topics. We need to keep hearing and talking about this.

There is power in the Word if we engage it. God could only solve His problem when He spoke the Word in the first book of Genesis. We must apply the same principle. Let’s keep speaking the Word.

I know many of us know these things already, but that’s just how it works—by keeping on talking about it. Let’s keep talking about the solutions and applying them. Let’s engage all the resources we have at our disposal.

There are great biblical principles that we can engage for national transformation. I will discuss some of them in subsequent articles. For now, let’s put this Word to use. Let’s start engaging our spirit, soul, and body to solving our problems and bringing the good that our nations truly need.

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How to Engage Your Mind In A More Productive Way

In a noisy, unsettled, and distracted world, how do you stay focused and engage your mind in a more productive way?

We know the human mind is the most sophisticated machine in the world, and we also know it is the most distracted machine in the world. 

When you are in a situation that is disturbing, and causing you sleepless nights, and making you boggle your mind with negative thoughts, how do you handle it?

It is crucial to know, first of all, that you can control what is going on inside of you. 

You might not have control over what is going on outside, but you surely have control over what is going on inside. And that is the beauty of life. 

There is always something you can control that can help you manage something that you cannot control.

You might not be able to control things that happen to you, but you can surely control how you respond to them. You can control your attitude and reaction to situations.

So, when you are in a difficult situation, the first thing you want to do is to control your mind and engage it in a more productive way. 

Be in charge of your feelings and emotions. I know sometimes situations can be overwhelming, but don’t let that distract you. You are still in charge. You are the one in control of your feelings and emotions.

Pay attention to yourself and try to understand what happened and what you want in that situation. You can be angry, and you can definitely feel all the emotions you are going through, but don’t let them dominate you. Don’t let them becloud your judgment and make you lose focus.

Relax your mind and focus on one thing at a moment. Focus on your goal. Focus on what you want. If you want peace, focus on it. If you want progress, focus on it. If you want love, focus on it. Whatever you want, focus on it.

And while you are calming your mind, think about the long-term effect of what you want. Does it contribute to your future goals? Does it reflect what you stand for? Think about the future implications of your actions.

And while you are doing that, your mind is figuring out how it will achieve your goals. It’s preparing how it will make you succeed and excel in your endeavors.

So, trust yourself. Embrace the control you have over your inner peace, happiness, and progress. I see you stepping into a new level of purpose and fulfillment. Cheers!

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Making Sense of Our Strengths (Part 3)

The foreigners never have the willingness to support us. They are never willing to share their technology, ideas, or know-how on how to develop our continent. And that is fine, absolutely!

I know, in their minds, they think it’s better—so Africa doesn’t develop, and they can keep exploiting the resources, while Africans keep coming to their countries. I understand! 

But here is the point—Africans will be the ones to develop Africa. No one will do it for us. I love what Aliko Dangote said: "Africa will be developed by Africans. No one will do it for us." I couldn’t agree more. 

We must be the ones to develop our own nations and continent—and that, whenever we are ready.

Forget about looking for help outside. Forget about those who have refused to share whatever they know. We will develop our continent to the best of our ability. Whatever we can do, we will do.

And think about the time of our forefathers, before these strangers came to our land. Everything was good. They had food to eat. They had houses to live in. They built their own technology. They built their own roads. 

They made their own tools without looking for foreign support. They never asked for foreign aid, yet they prospered. They excelled in all that they did.

In fact, Africa once had the richest man in the world. Africa also had the best technology in terms of mining, artworks, agriculture, medicine, and so on. 

Africa was at the frontier of development and innovation. But when we started depending on foreigners, things started falling apart. We began experiencing setbacks and recession in our economies, and corruption and criminality surged.

We no longer have the capacity to think on our own. We now have to depend on foreign aid to bail us out. Even our security architecture has collapsed. 

We depend on foreign intelligence to help us with our own security. We practically have nothing to offer except begging and complaining.

This is a continent with some of the best minds in the world. This is a continent with some of the greatest mineral resources in the world. Africa is blessed with all the great resources one could ever think of in this world. Yet, we’re still crawling in development.

Now, we must focus on ourselves. Enough of seeking help from the outside. Let’s focus on what we can do by ourselves. 

If it looks outdated or primitive, that’s fine. We will use whatever we have and appreciate it. We will not feel envious of other people’s ideas. We will appreciate ours.

It’s high time we focused more on production. We can’t keep importing everything into our continent. 

All the bad products, all the used products, all the junk products—they are dumping them on our continent. This must stop! We must focus on our own capacity alone. Whoever wants to help, let them come on their own. We are no longer begging anybody.

When we do it, it restores our respect. It makes people value us and know that we are independent and can do things on our own. We are not puppets or servants who can’t think on their own except through their masters.

We can create the future that we want. We can mold the life that pleases us. The most important thing is our determination and willingness. Once we are ready, everything will work in our favor. Nature and the universe are in sync to support us.

So, my fellow African brothers and sisters, let’s wake up to this call and begin to use our potential, gifts, talents, resources, time, and energy to support our continent and all that will bring progress and development to us. One Africa! One Love!

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Making Sense of Our Strengths (Part 2)

Many of us Africans are not happy with our lives. We are not happy with where we are, even though we are making money, buying cars, and building houses. 

Deep down, we are not fulfilled. We feel empty. Because fulfillment is not about making money, it is not about getting your dream job to fulfill the ambition of one person while you are wasting away your own life.

I don’t know how long we will continue to serve these non-Africans.

It is extremely important we discover our gifts and discover them fast. We can’t keep wasting our time. We can’t keep wasting our lives. Our children and children’s children will ask us what we’ve done with our lives. They will ask us where our brains were when these foreigners were using us and taking advantage of our naivety.

I know it’s hard to survive when you are living abroad. You have a lot of bills to pay, you have a lot of responsibilities back home, and things are not even getting better. You are struggling day and night to make ends meet, but it seems the ends are getting farther apart. They are not meeting anytime soon. So, what do you do?

I think you should reset. You should take a moment and reflect. You should meditate on your life—where you are coming from, where you are, and where you are going.

What exactly is most important in your life? What do you want out of life? It is important you ask these questions.

Life can’t be sweet when you are not happy, and you can’t be happy when you are not doing what you love. And you can't do what you love when you have not discovered your purpose. 

So, everything still balls down to your purpose. 

This is a fundamental question and, at the same time, a personal question. You must take time and answer this question personally. Life will only work for you if you make it work.

It is high time we switched gears and focused on the most important thing in our lives. I know money is important, but most times it comes as a distraction. You must focus on what is most important in your life. 

You can’t be more concerned about getting fuel than where you are going, because it is where you are going that propels you to go look for fuel. So, if you are more concerned about getting fuel than getting to where you are going, then you’ve definitely misplaced your priorities.

People who become rich devote their time and energy to developing their gifts and talents, and money starts running after them. They know what is most important in their life, and they devote their time to achieving it. They are not distracted or wavered. They focus on one thing and achieve great results.

So, I encourage you to put your attention on what is most important in your life. Stop dilly-dallying and start focusing on what is important in your life. I see you stepping into a new level of greatness.

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Making Sense of Our Strengths (Part 1)

If you wonder why many of us Africans have not really prospered and succeeded in areas of life, it is because there is one thing missing. For a long time, we have been living in lack and poverty, even though we have so many resources around us, and not only that, even more resources within us.

What exactly is the problem? What are we missing? When we see these Europeans and Americans expressing their gifts and doing great things, we wonder how they do those things. We marvel at their gifts and how they are using them to create many things that we have in our world today.

A lot of us Africans have seen ourselves as not having much value in the world. When you see your fellow human beings creating machines that you cannot create, or building skyscrapers that leave you jaw-dropped, you wonder how they are doing them. 

But the idea is simple—these people know their strengths and are capitalizing on them.

For us Africans, we have not really discovered our strengths as a people. Individually, we have seen some among us who have done well for themselves, but not for us as a people. And this is what we are lacking. It is what we must do. 

We must maximize our strengths as a people. We don’t only want to do it individually, but as a people. And that is very important. 

A tree does not make a forest, but a tree contributes to making a forest. And there can’t be a forest without trees. So, ultimately, it is trees that make up a forest.

Now, it is important we put our strengths and efforts together as a people. We don’t just want to succeed individually but together as a people. That is where our glory is, and that is what will make us shine and excel as a continent. Moreover, that is what will bring a lasting impact, one that will go from generation to generation.

As I’ve discussed several times on my blog, the major strengths we have as Africans are physical and spiritual. And by this, I don’t just mean what we can do physically and spiritually; I mean manifesting all the abilities and potentials that we have in both the physical and spiritual realms.

Our physical strengths are not to be compared with any other. This is a known fact around the world. By this, I don’t mean individually; I mean as a race and as a people. 

I know some people will argue that there are people who are not Africans who also have these strengths. Yes, there will be individuals who have their own strengths. But I’m not talking about individual uniqueness; I’m talking about us as a race and as a people.

This is something anyone can see about us Africans. They can see that we are resilient. Our skin is strong and thick. Our men are agile and muscular, and many of us can exert physical effort in getting jobs done. 

That is why, for a long time, non-Africans have taken advantage of us in that area of strength. They give heavy, strenuous jobs to us while they take office jobs.

They ask Africans, both men and women, to do hard labor, while they are in the office discussing how they will share the profits.

My concern is—why don’t we go back home and use that same strength in our own land? Why don’t we capitalize on our own strength to make something good for ourselves? 

No matter how much we serve these non-Africans, they will never appreciate us as we will appreciate ourselves. The peanuts they will give us will be nothing compared to the profits we’ll make in our own land.

We can’t keep serving these people while they are there making their own country rich, and we are the ones developing their country for them. But this is something they don’t appreciate. They don’t value what we give them. They see it as water; they can get it anywhere, anytime.

We must be the ones to dignify ourselves. No one will do it for us. We must be the ones to show the world how to respect us. No one will give a damn. We can’t keep being enslaved while time is going on our lives and destinies.

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Move Africa! - How We Must Respond (Part 4)

I believe Russia is on the side of justice. I believe Russia is on the side of peace. But the West are the culprits bringing division and disunity between Russia and Ukraine, and creating a narrative that Putin is the aggressor.

But they, who broke all the agreements and manipulated other people to achieve their own agenda and made them feel stupid, are not the aggressors. They are the good boys… evil people!

The truth is, the transformation that has happened in Russia over the course of this war has shocked the world, including the West. The sanctions and restrictions on Russia have never worked a bit. The Russian economy has boomed in the last couple of years, and Russian people have become wealthier and opened to opportunities like never before. 

Russia has gained more influence in Asia, Africa, South America, and many parts of Europe.

Forget about the hypocrisy of many of the European countries. They know the truth, and they know the agenda of their master. And many of them are not in line with it, but there is nothing they could do about it. So, they are just playing good boys. 

They want to be seen as good and obedient to their masters, while those ones focus on achieving their selfish goals. But behind the scenes, some European countries are courting Russia. They are looking for ways to do business with Russia and encourage their people to go learn from Russians.

Back to the issue about Africa. The time and season have changed. It’s a new dawn, and a new era. Things have changed for the better, and Africa is no longer where they think it was. 

Maybe not in terms of what they are seeing outside, because they keep monitoring what is happening on the continent.

So, they are so confident that nothing is changing with their surveillance. But for sure, something is going on. Something is changing in the minds of Africans. Something is happening within us that will liberate our nations from the hands of the wolves.

They might have dominated us for centuries, but now, it’s our time. Now, it is the time for a meaningful and lasting change in Africa. Now, it’s Africa’s time for global impact and influence in the world.

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Move Africa! - How Africa Was Manipulated (Part 3)

If you are an African in the diaspora, no matter how much citizenship or whatever incentive they’re giving you to stay in their country, never let that deceive you. Your homeland must not be your foreign land, and your homeland can’t be burning while you are busy enjoying foreign land. 

If you don’t take action, your children and children’s children will curse you. They will insult you because you have not done anything to free your land from the hands of the wicked.

How can it be so hard to live in our own land? Why are many of our young African minds leaving the continent? 

A simple answer would be because of bad leadership. Why do we have bad leadership? Because of the bad systems that produce such leaders. Why do we have bad systems? Because of our electoral process and form of government (democracy). Why do we have this? Because of our bad history.

Why do we have a bad history? Because of colonization. Why do we have colonization? Because of the greed and selfishness of our leaders. Why do we have this? Because we have forsaken our dignity as a true African people and started running after mundane things and frivolities. 

That is the same thing that our current leaders are doing. They are greedy and selfish, carrying our resources abroad. They are selling off our people and getting in exchange favors and goodies from the foreign manipulators.

When you see the current wars going on in the world, you see the hands of the West. First, the war in Ukraine: you will understand that Russia is not fighting Ukraine. Russia is fighting the West. But many people don’t understand this. 

Russia is fighting the injustice and hypocrisy of the West.

The West want to destroy Russia and loot its over 75 trillion dollars worth of resources, just like the way they’ve done in Africa and are still doing. They want to keep looting everybody’s resources while they keep making their own country rich, thinking they are the greatest power in the world.

But that is a failed mission. They will never achieve that, because no one can claim to be the most powerful in the world. The world has become multipolar, and no single person or country can claim superiority or authority over another.

Humanity is stronger than any country in the world, and divinity is stronger than any human agenda. So, any human agenda that doesn’t go with the divine agenda has already failed.

Those with evil plans will only prevail if they are not created by the Most High, only if they don’t have breath in their nostrils, only if they are not doing all the natural processes that every living thing does—sleeping, eating, defecating, and so on.

They are as powerless as carcasses. They only have energy because the Giver of energy has not switched off the tap. Once He cuts them off, they are dead. 

So, they are nothing but dust of the ground.

Now, here is the point: with all the wars going on, the West is willing to give it all it takes to defeat Russia because it doesn’t want Russia to share power or influence with it in controlling Africa.

Also, it doesn’t want anyone to liberate Africa from its hands. It wants to keep looting resources from Africa without being challenged by anyone. 

Now that many African countries are leaning towards Russia and denouncing their former colonial masters, that is even aggravating them more against Russia and making them look for every way to defeat Russia and weaken its influence.

But that’s far from the truth. It will never happen. Russia will win this battle and will forever win. 

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Move Africa! - How Life Became Harder (Part 2)

Imagine how expensive it is to live in your own homeland. Imagine having to import every food item from abroad when you have so many resources and everything you need to cultivate your own food. 

Imagine having to line up to get a VISA to go to a neighboring country that speaks your own mother language, while movement among those western countries is free of charge. 

Imagine having to spend foreign currency to do local transactions in every African country you go to, when we can easily establish our own financial and economic systems.

Imagine our governments having to take foreign aid and loans to pay salaries and build infrastructure when one person is capable of financing the national budget because of the money he has stolen. 

When are we going to break free from the shackles of these evil masters? When are we going to deliver our land from the hands of these wolves?

Can you be sleeping abroad when your homeland is burning? Can you be happy that you are now a citizen of a foreign country that is looting your homeland and contributing to the chaos, but making you feel like you are now on top of the world?

When you know everything they are doing for you is only for their own selfish interest. You are working back to back, shifts to shifts, doing jobs that you are not happy with and paying endless bills. 

You know they are only interested in using you and dumping you. They know where you came from. They know where you belong, and they will put you there when it’s time.

I remember a story of an African woman who called herself British. I’m sure they’ve brainwashed her into calling herself British, but the colonizers know where she came from. 

A British woman asked her, “Hey, where are you from?” She said, “I’m British.” Then, she said, “I mean, where are you from?” The lady repeated, “I’m British.” Then the British lady said, “I mean, where are your ancestors from?” Then the African lady was upset. She said the British lady was a racist.

But that’s just the tip of the iceberg. They only give you a piece of their mind. They never let the cat out of the bag. 

When you see them saying, “Hey, don’t talk about racism. Don’t talk about discrimination,” it is because they know that’s what they are doing, and they don’t want you to talk about it. They don’t want their actions to be checked. They just want to keep killing you while they keep you silent. They want to keep destroying you while they keep smiling at you.

The truth is, the colonizers have never repented from their sins. That's why many of them have not come out to apologize or even feel remorseful of their actions and ancestors' wrongdoings. They still so much believe that Africans are slaves. It is in their subconscious mind, and in everything they do, they show it. 

They always want to take advantage of Africans. They want to keep dehumanizing and deriding Africans while they keep achieving their selfish interests.

But we must not sleep. We must not rest on our laurels. We must be ready to fight and take back our land. 

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Move Africa! - How Slavery Came Back (Part 1)

Many people think slavery has ended, but it is far from over. It is still very much alive and well, as in the words of PLO Lumumba. Africans are still going through slavery. The struggle still continues. We are still being molested and ridiculed around the world. 

We might think it is not rampant or no longer the talk of the news, but there is still so much racism and discrimination in the hearts of some wicked fellows.

I’m not a racist, and I will never be. But I’m a realist and an objective person. If you are an African or a person of African descent and you live outside Africa, you will understand what I’m talking about. 

Racism for us is more real than anything. For those among these white folks who are good at pretending, they express their racism in a very subtle and manipulative way that you hardly notice, but deep in their minds, they are evil and devilish.

They want to get rid of Africans. They are still so much in desire of our land. They want the resources, but not the people. They want all the good of our land to belong only to them. 

That’s why they keep bringing wars and conflicts to our territories. That’s why they keep recruiting terrorists and equipping them with deadly weapons to destroy our own people. I say that’s why many of our leaders are corrupt, because without doing their bidding, they are out of power.

I have said it time and again: democracy is a scam in Africa. And if you think democracy is good for Africa, think again. It is a pure scam and a tool in the hand of the oppressor to keep colonizing us. They use their power to influence the elections and put whoever they want there. If such a person is not doing their bidding, they will either get rid of him or make governance difficult for him.

So, they always, in one way or another, have their hands in our business and control how things should be. There is still so much slavery in our land.

If you wonder why it’s difficult for our leaders to do the right thing, even after going to many of these Western countries, and couldn’t do anything, it’s because of this foreign influence.

If you wonder why it’s hard for us to unite, even though nature has united us by our skin and race as one people, it is because of the hand of the colonial masters. 

I wonder why it’s difficult for my fellow brother to work with me, but he’s comfortable working with a foreigner. I wonder why many African Americans don’t even see themselves as Africans, even though it’s so glaring.

I wonder why there are still so many disputes and resentments among us living inside and outside the continent. 

Friends, no matter where you are living in the world, if you are of African descent, we are one family, no matter the story you want to tell yourself.

Nature has shown you where you belong. You can’t tell yourself another story. But there is a purpose for where you came from. It didn’t just happen that you were born an African. There is a reason for your birth and the race you belong to.

I know many Africans are happy when they gain citizenship in many of these foreign countries. I understand! Who would not be happy in this time of chaos and economic disaster going on in Africa, and you have a place where you can get a job and make good money? 

Who would not be happy that they have a place to live when their homeland is in shambles? 

But we can’t sleep there. We can’t let that be our narrative. We must stand and take back our land. There is so much injustice and wickedness going on.

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Set Apart!

Wonder why your journey is taking a different direction? Wonder why things are not working for you the way you expected or the way they’re working for others? 

Many times we get confused and frustrated about our life, our future, and God’s plan for us, yet, little or nothing do we know about what God has in store for us. We don't know our life and purpose are unique.

The Lord, in His wisdom, has set us apart for greatness. He has distinguished us and made us unique among our contemporaries. If you are worried and concerned about how your life is going and how things are moving for you, I say do not worry!

Do not be discouraged, because your Heavenly Father is at work. He’s on your case. He’s making life and purpose work for you. He has set you apart for His glory. He has set you apart for His goodness. He has set you apart for His greatness.

He said, “Fear not, for I am with you. I will uphold you with my right hand.” He knows what He has planned for your life. He knows what He has designed. 

He knows how He has made your life beautiful and glorious; how He has made you an envy among your peers; how He has prepared a table before you in the presence of your enemies; and how He has glorified Himself in your life.

Relax and be cheerful. Hold on to faith and walk in your purpose. I see you stepping into glory and shining your light for Christ. God bless you! 

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