The Situation in Haiti Is an Example of What the West Wants for Africa (Part 2)

Since that time, Haiti has spiraled into chaos. The gangs, once lurking in the shadows, now hold open power—so much so that they effectively govern the capital, Port-au-Prince. In fact, they are the government. They run the streets. They dictate the law. They are the ones now in control.

But who is truly behind this descent into disorder? Who stands in the shadows, pulling the strings? It is the same colonial agents—the same Western powers who once enslaved, looted, and exploited. France, the United States, and their allies have not stopped. They have simply changed their tactics. They are flooding Haiti with weapons. They are pushing in drugs. They are giving young people the tools of destruction and then standing back as if it’s none of their business. But make no mistake: they are the architects of this disaster.

This is not just about Haiti. This is the same fate they envision for Africa—for Black people everywhere. Their agenda is clear: destabilize, divide, and destroy. They want to weaken the core of our communities. They want to corrupt our youth, weaponize them against their own people, and then blame us for the chaos they caused.

And we must ask ourselves: will we sit back and watch? Will we keep quiet as they unleash evil upon our land, our people, and our future? Will we continue to believe the lie that we are powerless? Absolutely not!

We must rise. We must speak out. We must release words of power to expose and break the grip of these agents of darkness. Silence is no longer an option. Every single day, every night, we must stand in the gap—calling down justice, speaking against their wickedness, and declaring that their evil agenda will not prevail.

These agents of destruction mean no good for Africa or the global Black community. Their actions are calculated. Just observe what they do to Black neighborhoods even within their own countries. Drugs are pumped into our communities. Mental sabotage is the goal. They target the minds of our youth—knowing that due to the uniqueness of Africans' brain neurochemistry, many may become quickly addicted. And once the mind is subdued, they introduce weapons. Then they turn these same youth against their own brothers and sisters.

Take, for example, the recent case where the UK was reportedly involved in shipping massive amounts of drugs into Nigeria. That’s just one case. Similar patterns are repeated across the continent. They infiltrate, addict, and arm—then point fingers and label us as criminals, as scammers, as the disgrace of the world. Yet it is their hands behind the curtain, crafting this narrative and poisoning our people.

We cannot allow this to continue. We must raise awareness. We must teach and awaken our youth. They must understand what is at stake—their lives, their destiny, their future. They must know that drugs are not an escape but a trap. Guns are not power, but chains in disguise. Our youth are the backbone of Africa’s future. And that is precisely why these enemies aim to cripple them.

But I say no! We reject every wicked plan against Africa and Black people globally. Their strategies will collapse. Their missions will fail. Their chaos will consume them. We declare that the evil they planned for us will be returned to them a hundredfold. That shall be their portion. Peace will flee from them. Their generations will reap the unrest they’ve sown across the world.

Because just as they push war and destruction, we send it back to their doorstep. Let their homes be filled with the very confusion they intended for others. And while their plans fall into ruin, Africa will rise. Black people around the world will rise. We are walking the path of awakening, of restoration, of unstoppable progress. And nothing—nothing I say—will ever stop us!

So, dear Africans, let us keep up this fight. We must not stop. We must not relent until we see the end of these agents of darkness working against our future. We have the power. We have the grace. We have the authority. And we must use them. No one can suppress or silence us. No one can erase our destiny. We will keep rising. We will keep shinning. And we will keep winning in the world.

God bless Africa. God bless the world. 

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The Situation in Haiti Is an Example of What the West Wants for Africa (Part 1)

What is happening in Haiti today is a sobering reflection of what the West wants for the entire African continent. When we examine the current state of affairs in Haiti—how over 90% of the capital, Port-au-Prince, is under the control of armed gangs who oppress the people, kill with impunity, rape women and girls, and terrorize entire communities—we must understand that this is not a random tragedy. It is a carefully orchestrated scenario, a blueprint of chaos designed by colonial forces who have never truly released their grip. It’s a frightening image of the future they desire for Africa and for the global Black population: a future ruled by violence, confusion, and internal destruction.

They don’t want us to flourish. They don’t want us united, peaceful, or strong. Instead, they aim to raise gangsters among us—tools of destruction planted within—so they can stand back and say, “It’s not our problem. They are the ones destroying themselves.” Yet, behind the scenes, these same demons are the engineers of the very destruction they feign ignorance of.

To understand how Haiti reached this point, we must revisit its painful history. Haiti was the first Black nation to fight and win its freedom from colonial rule. It overthrew the belligerent French Empire—led then by Napoleon Bonaparte—and claimed independence without the colonizers’ release. This act of defiance enraged Napoleon. He swore vengeance, declaring that Haiti would never know peace. And indeed, from that moment, Haiti was strategically isolated.

France, seething with humiliation, conspired with other colonial powers—chiefly the United States and various Western allies—to cut Haiti off from the rest of the world. But the worst was yet to come. As a final blow, France demanded that Haiti pay reparations—yes, the enslaved were forced to compensate their former oppressors. The cost of their freedom, calculated in today’s terms, ran into hundreds of billions of dollars. Haiti spent over a century repaying this unjust debt, plunging the nation into enduring economic servitude.

That was just the beginning. Alongside financial exploitation came political sabotage. The United States, acting as a global colonial force, played a significant role in crippling Haiti’s political leadership and institutional systems. With the country isolated and starved of external support, economic development became impossible. Youth unemployment soared. And in that vacuum, the poison flowed in—first drugs, then weapons, then money.

With no jobs and no hope, Haiti’s youth became vulnerable. Drugs dulled their pain; guns gave them power; money gave them motive. Before long, these young people were lured into gang life, not by ideology, but by survival. The streets of Haiti became battlegrounds—not just of crime, but of foreign agendas playing out through internal bloodshed.

Even when Haiti had a government, it was weak—undermined by decades of economic sabotage and global neglect. The gangs, on the other hand, became increasingly powerful, better armed and more organized. The imbalance was so severe that in 2021, the unthinkable happened: a sitting president was assassinated—murdered by gangsters in his own nation. And the world did nothing.

This is not just a Haitian story. It is a warning. A warning to Africa. A warning to Black people everywhere. The chaos in Haiti did not arise on its own. It was engineered. And unless we wake up, organize ourselves, and guard against the same tactics of destabilization, Africa may find itself walking down that same dark road.

But here’s the deeper question no one dares to ask out loud:

If they could do this to Haiti—the symbol of Black resistance and liberation—what makes us think they haven’t already started doing it to us?

And if that’s true…

Then what happens next? Read Part 2 here

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OPEN LETTER TO THE PRESIDENT OF KENYA

 OPEN LETTER TO THE PRESIDENT OF KENYA

President William Samoei Ruto

Date: Saturday, 26th of July, 2025

Dear President William Samoei Ruto,

I write to you today with deep concern and a sincere heart, hoping that these words will be received not as criticism, but as a call to reflection—an invitation to realign with the original hopes that brought you to power.

On September 13, 2022, you assumed office as the President of Kenya. Since then, you’ve made efforts to improve the country and fulfill your promises. However, the reality is that those efforts have not produced the desired results. The people of Kenya elected you because they thought you could relate to their struggles, but it has turned out that you have become an agenda of the West—to plunge the people further into poverty and underdevelopment.

Your story was an example of grass to grace, but now, you’ve abused that grace. There are many cases of corruption and land grabbing associated with your government. Your policies and agenda have not improved the lives of the people; instead, they have made life harder for them.

The foreign powers that brought you in are leading your government. They are telling you what to do and how to do it. Biden invited you for a state visit to the US to ensnare you further into their political chess game, where you are just a pawn. With the military and economic grab of your government, there is no way you will bring the growth and development that your nation truly needs.

The IMF and World Bank gave you loans to dictate what to do and to make you inflict more pain on your people. There is no account of how those billions of dollars were spent, but there is a plan for how you will pay them back—by increasing taxes and milking ordinary citizens. The people of Kenya had a beacon of hope at the beginning of your government, but now, you’ve let them down, and there is no trust in your leadership.

A protest by the youth is met with brutal attacks from the police. The security forces kill unarmed young people who are simply protesting over the bad economic situation of the country and your policies.

The agenda of the West to ruin your government and give you a bad reputation is still very much on. They can threaten you with many things, including cases of corruption and crimes against humanity, which the International Criminal Court in The Hague once held against you. But because of their agenda, they dropped it and made you a pawn in their political chess game. 

You know they have no good intention for you or your people, yet you listen to them. You do their bidding. Those who lure you to do evil are the same ones who will hold you ransom and report you to the public. That is their way of evil.

You had a good story—grass to grace—that inspired a lot of people. You hustled your way to the top and held godly beliefs. But ever since you’ve taken higher political office, your morality and humanity have dropped. Young people are no longer inspired. They are tired of you and your government.

I urge you, Mr. President, to find your God and reconcile with your people. Let them know you are there because of them and not because of your own personal gain. Set up organizations and committees that will address youth challenges. Bring economic and financial freedom to your people. Set a good example by cutting down on your expenses as the president, and create a neutral agency that will clamp down on corruption.

You were a beacon of hope; let that hope be restored. Let your dignity and integrity be appreciated. And let your legacy be transgenerational.

There’s no other place you’ll call home apart from Kenya, and there’s no other people you’ll call your people apart from Kenyans. Leave tribal politics and focus on uniting your people. Do one good thing that your people will forever appreciate you for. 

You are still strong and vibrant—invest your energy in your people. Be transparent enough to let your people know what’s going on with your government. You can’t be working for the West against your people. That will be the greatest disservice. It will backfire on you and your generation.

Don’t sacrifice your future for immediate gain. Pull your nation from the trap of the West and let your people chart their own course. Kenya is a nation of smart and intelligent people—let their ideas bring progress and development to their own land.

I hope good things come out of your government at the end of the day—things that people in Kenya and across Africa will celebrate you for long after you’re gone.

Thank you for your rapt attention.

S. O Owoeye, MD
sopiensofgod@gmail.com

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