Guest on TodayGhanaNews TV

Join me as a guest on MyView Show on TodayGhanaNews TV an online web based visual TV.

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Main Ideas that where discussed

• 🧏‍♂️ Silence in leadership: Religious and traditional leaders remain silent in the face of injustice, creating a vacuum where truth is feared and suppressed.
• ⚖️ Truth as resistance: Speaking the truth is seen as a revolutionary act in oppressive systems, with those who do so often targeted or vilified.
• 🌍 Pan-Africanism as a global movement: Pan-Africanism is not just African—it connects Black people worldwide through shared resistance, history, and a push for equity and empowerment.
• 🧬 Ubuntu as foundational philosophy: The African value of Ubuntu—”I am because we are”—is central to Pan-Africanism, emphasizing community, equity, and spiritual interconnectedness.
• 🕊️ Colonial deception and resistance: Colonizers are described as deceptively intelligent, using manipulation to dominate, but Africans have continuously resisted from the start.
• 🔁 Past, present, and future are linked: Pan-African thought sees no separation between past, present, and future—ancestry, spirituality, and action today are all interwoven.
• 📣 Pan-Africanism’s modern relevance: Despite being viewed as historical, Pan-Africanism remains vital today, especially for youth facing systemic racism and global inequality.
• 🤝 Diaspora solidarity and impact: Unity among Africans and the diaspora historically supported liberation movements and continues to provide education, resources, and activism today.
• 🌍 African education systems must be radically decolonized, as they remain rooted in racism, colonialism, and imperialism.
• 🗣️ African leaders often betray pan-African ideals once in power, speaking boldly during campaigns but later yielding to foreign pressure.
• 🚓 Sending African police forces abroad, like Kenyan officers to Haiti, is viewed as supporting neo-colonial agendas rather than African solidarity.
• 🔥 The speaker calls for radical, uncompromising action against global injustices, comparing African struggles to those in Palestine and the DRC.
• 🛡️ Some coups are seen as necessary tools for liberation, especially when democratic systems uphold oppressive regimes.
• 💪 Africans must take power to control their political economies, uniting beyond national borders to create a global superpower.
• 🧠 Consciousness must translate into grassroots action—civil society, youth, and religious groups must organize and challenge elite systems.
• 📚 African youth should mobilize monthly, demanding free education and healthcare while celebrating revolutionary leaders like Thomas Sankara and Kwame Nkrumah.
• 🧠 Youth empowerment through unity and political awareness: African youth are urged to organize, unite in large numbers, and engage in continuous political consciousness to push for societal change.
• 📚 Demand for free education and healthcare: Advocates call for accessible education and health services, condemning leaders who claim poverty while living lavishly.
• 🔥 Radical resistance and accountability: Citizens must hold leaders accountable, reject Western exploitation, and create pressure to prioritize people’s needs over elites’ luxuries.
• 🌍 Self-reliance and rejection of Western control: Africans should reduce dependency on Western tech and systems, develop local digital infrastructure, and reclaim control of their data and economies.
• 🧱 Support for BRICS and alternative systems: BRICS is viewed as a pathway to financial independence and a counterforce to Western imperialism, with China, Russia, and Cuba praised for their support.
• 🛑 Criticism of neocolonialism and Western hypocrisy: Western nations are accused of ongoing depopulation agendas, exploitation, and selective morality, especially in global conflicts and policies.
• 🌱 Revival of African values and Ubuntu philosophy: Ubuntu, African unity, and ancestral knowledge are promoted as the foundation for rebuilding and resisting imperialism.
• 📣 Call to action and global solidarity: The speaker urges Africans and allies worldwide to unite, contribute resources, and actively participate in the liberation and development of Africa.