Africa needs a saviour, a hero.
















         Africa needs a saviour, a hero.




         

BASED ON HUMAN DEVELOPMENT INDEX

People's development indexes are based on six fundamental principles, namely -
Their theories
Their culture
Their ideology
Their paradigm
Their concepts
Their history

This is what ensures that even after ten thousand years,
Chinese remains Chinese,
The Indian remains Indian,
Arabs remains Arabic,
Westerners stay Western...

They are,
by their culture
by their spirituality
by their languages
by their tradition
By their story
By their theories
By their belief
By their concepts
and above all by their affiliation to their ancestors to whom they attach and celebrate

As for us Africans, in just 500 years, we have become Arabs, Westerners, Chinese, Indians
We want to live in everyone's shoes. Except in our own skin.

Our culture is lost
Our traditions are disappearing
Our ancestors are denied and forgotten
Our languages ​​are dying
Our history is falsified
Our religion is demonized
We are losing our roots 
We have lost our identity.

This poverty of spirit contributes to making us financially poor.

We are:
Physically lost
Psychologically lost
Intellectually lost
Culturally misplaced
Economically lost

Our leaders are astray,
Our intellectuals are lost,
Our parents are aloof,
Our teachers have gone astray
The youths have lost their identity

WHO WILL SAVE US THEN?
Africa needs a saviour, a hero.
This HERO is YOU



We must understand that we all have a responsibility to achieve the spirit of excellence

Every person has a divine mission on earth -
To seek wisdom from God and ask our elders strategic questions
To read books about our cultural heritage, values, ethics and traditions
To be spiritual and not religious
To stay connected to the excellent values of our ancestors 



To have a practical approach to self awareness which will lead to genuine emancipation of the mind and *improved self-esteem* (avoiding psychophancy)




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