The Story Of African Hero Patrice Lumumba, Killed By Belgium. They Returned His Tooth 62yrs After

[@marcelynsenge5264]

I studied this in history back then. Recently, I studied all about this heartless Mobutu and Belgians and I cried so hard as I feel so frustrated for not been able to help. Our Limumba and Sankara make me a proud African. Thanks for talking on this issue.

[@tshelatv8167]

Dear, I am Kongonigerian and I understand how this story could affect people reading it but there are much to discover. Had I had time or possibility to talk I may explain some facts. May he Rest In Peace.

[@idemudiaosaze262]

Glory be to GOD, AMEN.

[@billyberry6580]

​@@tshelatv8167 please share with us.. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@randymore5977]

@@idemudiaosaze262 🍷

[@tuforu4]

OBAMA

[@labambou]

Thank you so much Adeola for this great video. As a Congolese myself I must say that watching this documentary got me very emotional, although I already knew the entire story. To tell you the truth, the only Congolese satisfied by the apologies of the Belgian Officials are those who know very little about Lumumba and those who are accomplices of Western policies in Africa. The best reparation, in my opinion, would be to let the Congolese alone decide on the choice of their leaders and to no longer interfere in their politics. In fact this is valid for the vast majority of African countries. Unfortunately, this will not happen as long as we are economically and militarily dependent.

[@shelbydavis3311]

Congo .let a desendent of Leopold come to the Congo recently.....they should have been tried for genocide....

[@augustineijebome6089]

I agreed with you hundred percent

[@patricksampson5659]

Mbote moniga! Na lingi Congoles mingi. Nzambe pambola yo. I love rumba music growing up in Naija. I was an avid fan of OK Jazz, Franco, Michell Boyibanda, Youlou Mabiala the late Le Poet Simaro, Ndombe Opetum and Kiyambukuta, also Wuta Mayi etc). Kimia te for the wicked- No peace of the wicked. It hurts so bad to hear about the atrocities carried out on my people, Congolese people by the beast called Leopold. Now as a Christian, I learn something from my Bible- and it's found in the book of Ecclesiastes 8:11-13. I listen to lots of Christian music from Congolese living in France. Aime Nkanu, Thomas Lokofe , Rene Lokua, and bunch of others. Na koki koloba lingala moke...lol. Butu elamu moniga. Peace from USA.

[@chrisomoding9890]

True. The slave master will not give us freedom. We have to fight for our freedom. We want peace in the DRC. No more foreign armies in the DRC.

[@AlukoCreativehub]

I was sad all through yesterday after watching this episode. We have not learned a thing from all the bad experiences we've had. Modern-day slavery continues. Corruption is the root cause of all these. We are so vulnerable! Selfishness and the inordinate quest for unwarranted power push us to seek for help where there is none. We Africans need a shift of paradigm. We need to believe in ourselves more, support each other and refrain from allowing our colonial masters to continue to divide us because of our own greed. I will continue to share this video to enlighten people about what we Africans do to ourselves whilst not exonerating the west! This calls for a sober reflection. I seriously hope we will learn our lesson. What a shame!!

[@edrisatherley2082]

Exactly what are we doing our African political leaders name are mention in the Pandora money scandal and we bank our money that we make our back door deals for letting Tom,dick and Harry become the owner of our mineral, gold, diamond, Tanzanite, Cobalt, oil, and everything the richest continent in the world have, just to get pocket change for ourselves and our family members and when and if we leave office go to live in so-called luxury in Europe, France, Dubai and where our money are being stash away.our so call leader are shameless and disgraceful to Africa people some of them become affiliates of organization that they can only sit outside the doors of the wp place as door keepers they are not allowed into the inner circle but the are little poppet happy to affiliates with masser second class status.

[@sweetpeach4132]

What a shame🤷🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️what a shame!!!!

[@borngreat-4-life930]

It's deeper than corruption.

[@mpakempake3235]

If you were sad I was mad and angered by this.

[@Olakitike]

Good comment @petra👍🙏🏼May God help us all in Africa and help us to love each other, and see ourselves as the Black Race created and blessed by God with His abundant resources both human and natural. Let's for once wake up and be responsible in the usage of them and Stop fighting each other. Let's elect honest and intelligent leaders who are visionary and not the corrupt ones who continue to recycle dirt in Africa. We can do better if and when we wake up from our selfish slumber so that the sacrifices of Lumumba, Nkrumah and others will not be in vain in the continent.

[@Angela-hm3xt]

We should not forget those who die along with him. May their souls rest in peace.

[@andcarbiochemistry]

Nigeria as an example has refused to teach her history to the people. I learnt most of these stories when I studied history for years in the Cameroon secondary education system. If we don't know what happened, we won't know how to chat a way for the future. We should teach our own history. It is important. Salut to Patrice Lumumba.

[@mathewsamuel1386]

Forget Nigeria. A country of stupid people who let tribal sentiments stupefy them so much they have become toys for Fulani Jahadists from Futa Jalon - one of the Fulanis removed history from the curriculum. I'm surprised the same thing is not happening in Cameroon where I understand they are also in power?

[@ebenezermeande3255]

On the other hand I learnt more of the history of Cameroon when I was in a university in Nigeria (OAU Ile-Ife). This is because the Cameroonian government did not want us to know certain things about our colonial past. The curriculum was dictated by the former colonial master France.

[@andcarbiochemistry]

@@ebenezermeande3255 I don't know the depth you are talking about here but I know the curriculum touched all parts of pre and post colonial periods. The good, the bad and the ugly. At least they taught something. Naija no even teach anything. I wish to know if you are Cameroonian and how long dis you study this history we are talking about?

[@borngreat-4-life930]

it's not that they don't want to teach it, it's because they've been instructed not to teach it by the white man. the white man writes the books we use in schools.

[@mpakempake3235]

No one can hold you back from learning but yourself .Especially in this day and age.Am glad you enjoyed your History lessons in 🇨🇲 .Cameroon history became part of the curriculum years later.But in general they were they had a great curriculum as they divided history into European , Africa and Cameroon respectively

[@moniladephilips7439]

Thank you Adeola. I can’t understand why History is cancelled as one of the subject in school. Our youth need to learn from all this history to learn from.

[@Isaiah-qz8zz]

The reason why history of Africa is taken out is as clear as Crystal! The younger generations must never know what the West and their African fronts and traitors did and still doing again our land and people , but gold fish has no hiding place😢!!!!!

[@atweiwilson2492]

Africans should be united and stop tearing one another to pieces. Great history lesson. We need more of such. Adeola thank you.

[@Buildsolarhomes]

@ Atwei Wilson, there are (1) 3,000 ethnic groups in Africa. (2) 2,100 indigenous languages spoken. All of which have multiple Cultures attached to them and countless Tribes too. If the Soviet Union couldn't "agree" and stay united and if Russia and Ukraine can't have conflict.......what makes you LOGICALLY think that in all of the DIVERSIFIED regions of Africa can be unified ???? There is no such thing as a total 100% unified people of any country. Adam, Eve, Cain, & Abel couldn't get along.........it's the nature of MAN.

[@augustineijebome6089]

Africa will never unite until we Africans free our mind from colonial mentality

[@vivians5341]

@@Buildsolarhomes the USSR wanted to stay united the united States dope them into separation this is why they are fighting today. The lived peacefully for 200 years as the Soviet union through agreements. Please learn history. Stop being ignorant. Tribalism is killing Africa and Africans not your government.

[@Buildsolarhomes]

@@vivians5341 Have you forgotten the October Revolution when the Czar and his entire family where killed by their fellow countrymen (all white)????? Even after that Lenin had to keep Stalin in check. After Lenin died Stalin killed Trotsky and thousands of other Russians. After Stalin died Khushev reversed many of Stalin's policy's. The bottom line is NO RACE of people "agree" 100% of the time. Jesus only had 12 people and in the end he got crucified. On a closing note there are several indigenous ethnic groups in Russia speaking at least 100 "indigenous languages". The word CULTURE means BEHAVIOR. The USA is dramatically younger than Russia and Americans can't agree on everything. Remember the Civil War ?

[@AdeolaFayehun]

Thank you for watching the video & starting this conversation!

[@CWHaircare]

Thank you Sister, this was powerful and very IMPORTANT, keep bringing the truth to our people!

[@noraobianuju173]

I can't leave this page without thanking you Adeola for presenting this very touching history. It is the best of all I have watched. I feel so sorry for our African nations. May Lumumba's soul rest in peace. I feel so touched and sad.... God pls help us!

[@dogonyaro8394]

Awesome presentation, nobody could have it better. Watching you from GH. My eyes are full of tears kudos my sister.

[@piusbayo7278]

I grew up in that era . He is one of the emblematic leaders spearheading the African Revolution . The specific uranium mine used by the U S A is called NKOLOMBWE . That story of Lumumba is a bitterness many of us will never be able to swallow .Thanks for reminding us .

[@docterryates340]

And not one USA President or Vice President, including Directors of the CIA ever corrected their involvement of assassinating Patrice Lumumba and others. What was so Black and African about the USA President Barack Hussein Obama for not visiting the Republic of the Congo during and after his USA Presidency and pay tribute to Patrice Lumumba, also by admitting the evil wrongs his USA predecessors did to the people of the Congo? God Bless America (USA) ? Witch God? The God of Democracy?

[@docterryates340]

And not one USA President or Vice President, including Directors of the CIA ever corrected their involvement of assassinating Patrice Lumumba and others. What was so Black and African about the USA President Barack Hussein Obama for not visiting the Republic of the Congo during and after his USA Presidency and pay tribute to Patrice Lumumba, also by admitting the evil wrongs his USA predecessors did to the people of the Congo? God Bless America (USA) ? Witch God? The God of Democracy?

[@ndureone999]

Thanks for sharing indeed very helpful 🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️

[@almanadela1491]

I love the Adelola was referring to him as King Leopard even though his name Leopold. He was indeed an animal

[@ProfXsamson2023]

I heard that too, I thought it was a wrong pronunciation😂😂

[@freeman3187]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@anniedaniels9937]

He was more of a beast (evident in the enormous atrocities he perpetrated in the Congo) than a human being, so the name leopard sits well with him.

[@AnnieSpecial92861]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@mathematicalgeek8657]

Wait, what! The pronunciation sounds the same. I didn't see the difference.

[@realifedispenser9488]

Thank you so much Adeola for your work. Your positive impact in Africa is by far more than what you think or imagine; keep up the good work. Africa and Africans will rise, and nothing can stop. Despite what she has suffered in ages, she still continues to rise. Soon, the real glory of Africa will be manifest for all to see. The resources of Africa will be enjoyed by Africans. That time has come!

[@emmyweels]

Every time I hear or read about our history, it upsets me big time. Africans need to unite and stand strong against all these evils we experienced and are still experiencing

[@emmanueloluwayemisi]

that still remain the tactics today. The west will come as if they want to help us in Africa but in the end will work agaiant you. The case in Nigeria today, if deep investigation is carried out, am sure we would find some west singers in things

[@icybericyber8362]

true

[@valentineezegwu9668]

Thank you for this. I also noticed the importance of highlighting the age of our heroes when they touched the lives of their people in the short time they led their countries. These historical stories should spur us to take back Africa from the claws of neocolonialism and its enablers within African society.

[@esteecherie2922]

This breaks my heart! So sad how Africans fared in antiquity due to sheer ignorance. You rock, Adeola! This illuminating history is indeed epic and memorable.👌🏻🥲

[@colleengrant7474]

A sad thing also that this happened in our lifetime and that of our parents as well. Not so far back in antiquity as we suppose.

[@dayoadeola5621]

Great one from our intelligent Adeola

[@frederickjackson7756]

Adeola = a very bright bulb.= a very beautiful lady a very good teacher and a lucky husband.Keep on shining dear,you’re making us proud..

[@AdeolaFayehun]

Thank you so much

[@ericotabil3797]

Thanks so much, for educating us . This is well overdue.

[@akatugbajovi9643]

This is heart rendering. This is the same case with Thomas Sankara. Africa's worst enemy are in deed Africans. How can the world be a better place if the west does not make reparations these injustices done to Africa.

[@slimpickens01]

Or perhaps the African governments stand up to the West and make it clear we are NOT to be trifled with and demand fair market value for goods or no deal.

[@tvs9978]

Same thing happened with Sylvanus Olympio in Togo. It has happened again and again.

[@sadraolaedo4733]

Thank you. Everyone is shouting "West! West!" but will not talk about how our fellow African brothers BETRAYED their own FOR A STRANGER.

[@elenazak1881]

I'm not African and untill recently I didn't know much about Patrice Lumumba. I'm here because I've been reading a book called "The Poisonwood Bible" by Barbara Kingsolver. The author talks a lot about the recent history of Congo and of course about Lumumba as well so I felt inspired to learn more. I feel deep deep sorrow for the loss of such hero and for everything that Europe and the US have done to Congo and the rest of Africa. May Lumumba's sacrifice not be in vain. I pray for all those wounds to finally heal🙏

[@adufun7910]

This is deeply emotional! Africans need to wake up. Thanks so much Deola🙏🏽👍🏽

[@theredeemed2614]

Well done and well researched. Keep it up Adeola.

[@AdeolaFayehun]

Thank you!

[@CordiallyCornelia]

Honestly, I have followed you for a while and maybe it’s because this is so close to home but I have to command you for the work you have put in not only in this story but for all the stories you bring us. I pray for an event more successful 2022 for you and your team

[@charlymuna]

@Adeola Fayehun, thank you for sharing this - We must know about our history. Africa United !

[@LG-te4vh]

Thank you for the educational video. As a belgian, I agree apologies are not enough. I don't think anything can repay the people of the democratic republic of Congo for how much they have suffered, but I believe my government should at least acknowledge their responsibility and actually do something instead of just "expressing their deepest regret". Regret doesn't undo or fix anything. May your nation be blessed and have future as bright as it deserves.

[@ejionyemchikwado9262]

You guys are evil beyond measure, even till today you guys are setting Africans against themselves

[@shalbec3232]

Thanks 😭 at least you realize how much they did my country and people wrong 🇨🇩❤💪🏿

[@teejayangel6638]

The only way they can apologise is by paying compensation.

[@officialblessingoTvcooks]

Thanks for saying it as it is

[@nyamasyosila3742]

How about them burning in hell!!you butchered 10m people...we will never forgive

[@getbusydrizzy5296]

I HAVE FALLEN IN LOVE WITH ANY MAN/WOMAN THAT WAKES UP A PERSON TO THINK AND EMPOWER THERE LIFE. THANK YOU PATRICE LUMUMBA THE GREAT

[@rabiali5775]

I have never heard of this man Patrice Lumumba before thanks alot keep it rolling

[@AdeolaFayehun]

Thanks for listening

[@siyadmohamed4088]

@@AdeolaFayehunbiographer in the making can you make a vedio for general mohamed siyad bare of Somalia and the way people betrayed him. Thank you. Am your Somali brother who is following all your vedios since last 10 years

[@achudora2443]

Thank you so much Adeola, for opening our eyes and teaching us this history they’ve failed to teach us in school. I appreciate this, more blessings and strength your way.

[@AdeolaFayehun]

It's my pleasure

[@bernini47]

I am stirred, in shock and sad. The fact that they damaged our minds in Africa as well. That's unrepairable

[@testingoyay4648]

It is repairable, if you believe it's irreparable you're still in mental slavery

[@bernini47]

@@testingoyay4648 it will take more that labelling people about mental slavery to fix it. Besides verbal hostility isn't a sign of freedom

[@oluwasaymenyoyekunle376]

@@bernini47 don't feel so .... so much to be done ..... let's start now

[@bernini47]

@@oluwasaymenyoyekunle376 thanks, sounds encouraging

[@testingoyay4648]

@@bernini47 lol "verbal hostility"...sometimes we need help and sometimes we need a kick in the pants...that's just how life works. saying something is irreparable is at best "defeatist" if one were to be charitable at the very least such a mentality needs to be shaken out of it's "simplicity"

[@Noble724]

Adeola this I think this one of your stellar presentation. I don't have words for Europe and the US in the matters of Africa.

[@moongoddess987]

We must start teaching integrity and self-honor to ourselves as Africans.

[@OTSunny.]

WE had that, they broke our fathers

[@moongoddess987]

@@OTSunny. Please stop, stop the finger pointing. Let's do the work.

[@OTSunny.]

@@moongoddess987 sincerely that was not my intention but you can't evict the fact that this all started with the whole white supremacy syndrome, mind you i don't have beef with any race just equally astonished as to how far people will go because of lust(greed, title, power....). the point am making is when it comes to race the blacks are least regarded, mind you we weren't the only nation colonized but media and wrong documentation make's it seems we are the only race suffering. All am saying is we need to channel this aggression that make them call us loud rightly, besides we have Africans that are white or should i say fair skinned

[@moongoddess987]

@@OTSunny. Don't be astonished honey, that's the reality of how the world works; - Secure yourself, eat or you will be eaten. We too have to be greedy, we too have to go even much far for power! (sometimes it means self-dignity). As for the nonsensical term "white supremacy", we are its enabler 'cus no one can make you inferior without your consent. We expect others to regard us when we've refuse to shine light on ourselves?, That's not possible.

[@cytkl]

Start by despising your enemies and seperate from them

[@yfk179]

Adeola, thank you for sharing and educating us.

[@leggyReid4c]

Thanks for sharing this piece of history. It's important to remember these heroes and their stories.

[@AdeolaFayehun]

Thank you for watching and for the Super Thanks! Patrice Lumumba was/is a great person.

[@leggyReid4c]

@@AdeolaFayehun You are so welcome.

[@nikinightingale8952]

You did an outstanding work by telling the history of one of the great leaders of Africa.

[@olanikemary8093]

Thanks Deola. This is very informative and a wake up call for the African youths.

[@edumaba]

Thank you Adeola for this!

[@isaacadeniran1979]

Wao! this is great, please give us African history on weekly bases. if we don't know what has happened in the past we at a young age may repeat the mistake of the past.

[@1Naijalulu]

Agreed. 🙌🏿

[@angelairene9092]

Thank you very much, Adeola for this story. May God continue to strengthen you and crown the work of your hands with success. Now I understood why Russians have Patrice Lumumba as a friendship University. This is a touching story.

[@sunnyikojoh111]

I still struggle to believe that what was returned is his golden tooth. My heart aches whenever I read or watch things like this, of the injustice the African nation has faced.

[@aladedahunsijoshua1166]

You better be strong and courageous and be highly responsible. God forbid, otherwise you might suffer the same similar atrocities

[@Awake_Africa]

Thank you so much for sharing th I s info. It's grieved my soul, but let's hope Africans will rise up.

[@Mattink100]

Thank you Adeola for sharing President Lumumba’s story. I’m in my sixties now. When l was young; Baba Ogunde came to our town about 2ce a year to stage life theater shows then. I was privileged to go with my dad to watch this show about how Lumumba was betrayed; tortured and killed. If it’s now, they will not allow a under 10 year old to watch that kind of show. What l understand then was that Lumumba was an African hero that was killed at his prime. Baba Ogunde had a song about Mobutu (as his friend) and others that betrayed him. He was tied down and tortured not as bad as you described and still there was nobody in that hall, young or old that did not shed tears. All my years growing up, when l hear about Mobutu, Lumumber must come to mind and it Never occur to me to search and read about this story. There was no video recording then; Baba Ogunde’s children could have been able to replay or even modify this story. Even now l hope one of this Film Industries could produce and make a Movie about President Lumumba to see if this will arouse the memory of people, especially the young ones to see above just acquiring wealth and see how they can come together and change this self-centered generation like Lumumba tried to do. We are still not better than Lumumba and Mobutu’s generation despite our civilization. May God help us in Africa!

[@omololaesho1210]

Thanks so much, Deola for this beautiful historical information. God bless you.

[@taiwoopeoluwa8572]

I love this history segment. Hope to see more. Thanks for keeping us informed.

[@jaydonaldson860]

A REAL LEADER OF THE PEOPLE.THANKS FOR SHARING

[@odunbayo177]

Thank you Adeola for this wonderful education..... Africa has really suffered....

[@lawrenceoladimeji]

Hello Sister Areola. Thank you for this video. It's one of your greatest research I have had to watch. Good job. May God save Africa and Africans from household wickedness.

[@The_Daferian_Xperience]

I came across the story of Patrice Lumumba and the sad story of the Congo through a documentary done by a KZbin channel called "New Africa" last year and I was shocked by the atrocities committed by the Mobutu led Katangese rebels alongside the Belgian government. Even the west is not exempted from this because they saw him as a communist sympathizer and invariably a threat to Western ideology in the Congo. It's my best African documentary till date as they did a fine job in reporting the events that transpired in the 60's. A must watch for any African history enthusiast. P.S. The documentary clip Adeola uses in this post is from the documentary by New Africa. Thanks so much for acknowledging them ma'am. 🙌

[@blackstargeneration3449]

can you provide a link to the documentary?

[@oluligu2290]

Adeola you are just too Good in Every Aspect of your Job.You are highly Appreciated.I Fancy you For your Knowledge.May you Last Long to very Old Age .Amen.

[@gbedus]

Adeola!!!! You are a gem, thank you for sharing this well timed historical piece. You have enlightened loads of Africans by this and this is going to get the young African minds to think deep. A revolution has been rekindled indeed. Thank you

[@danielowusu-boateng41]

Adeola you are a great hero as well. Africa is proud of you.

[@LishWanjogu]

This reminds me of how you covered Thomas Sankara. We are truly our own enemies. Look at how Congo has suffered since then

[@sharonobuya5455]

I cant believe am learning about this great man at the age of 26🙆.Kenya education system didnt touch much about him.He died for his people and we shouldn't forget about him.Thank you sharing this.

[@light2flash]

Kudos to you Adeola! One of your best production ever! In my opinion, Belgium should go beyond apologies. They should go develop Congo to the same level of their own development today. On the other hand, African should not relent until American government admit their own role in the mutiny that took place in Congo. Thank you for all you do!

[@2002THEBOY]

did you put your brain away before writting this ? You don't have an ego? if not you need one.

[@queenwere1]

Certainly a good exposure of the sad fact that afrikan pipo have not learned anything since the last pan-african leaders

[@temitopes7066]

Thank you for telling important history though painful. May we awaken!

[@AdeolaFayehun]

Thank you for watching and for the Super Thanks @Temitope S! Patrice Lumumba was/is a great person.

[@raphaeljatto7233]

Thank you for this. We need more videos about great African leaders. It helps us to keep our hope alive.

[@michealberkel]

Thanks adeyola for your educating us on africa,as a whole and this video on the Belgian congo, in particular. We, in Trinidad,in the Caribbean, know about what took place with Patrice Lumumba through a calypso, done by one of our greats: Lord Bryner. You keep on keeping on.

[@AdeolaFayehun]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@TheRamamedia]

My sister well done for sharing this with us. Colonialism and it's effects were indeed horrendous. Going forward we know better and thus will do better. One love from Ghana 🇬🇭

[@gentlejosh1]

Thank Adeola you are the best

[@chichun1201]

Great information and lesson for today. Thank you Adeola.

[@ucukaoma4551]

FANTASTIC narration, Adeola!

[@dancecultureredefined462]

Seriously hearing this episode with the Congolese slave experience, I'm so buttered that I feel I need to watch this more than one to digest all the information you're giving out. I wonder why we (our leaders in particular) are not learning from our history. We just keep making this Europeans feel like we can be better without them. We seriously need to rethink and make things work out own way. If most of their countries were built with our blood and sweat why do we still play as slave to them. Aunty Adeola I love what you do on this channel of yours. I ❤️ you

[@Khan-mg9bs]

Same reasons they went for Muhammad Gaddafi's head when he was about saving African economy from these foreign forces. The people of his country know better now and paying the price. Same way they invaded Iraq in search of a fictitious WMD!

[@olawalejunaidolawalejunaid9496]

They can't learn from the past because the system favoured them.

[@dancecultureredefined462]

@@olawalejunaidolawalejunaid9496 Maybe you're right but if they think to do the right thing it will also favour not just them but also many generations yet unborn

[@anthonykolawoleojo8364]

I am sad. Unable to air my view for personal reasons. Congo killed their hope. Life is too short to be sorry all through. We need to build this continent for the next generation.

[@AdeolaFayehun]

Thank you for watching the video & starting this conversation!

[@garyattzs2178]

Wow!!!An excellent and informative documentary about a very great leader!!!

[@ajaa1477]

Thank you Adeola ❤ this is quite informative. May his soul continue to rest in peace 🙏

[@abdulali8738]

In the name of Allah, the Gracious, the Merciful. Praise be to Allah, Lord of the Worlds. Allah, there is no god but He, the Living, the Eternal. The Messiah, Jesus, the son of Mary, is the Messenger of Allah, and His Word that He conveyed to Mary, and a Spirit from Him. So believe in Allah and His messengers, and do not say, “Three.” Refrain-it is better for you. Allah is only one God. Glory be to Him-that He should have a son. To Him belongs everything in the heavens and the earth, and Allah is a sufficient Protector. 172. The Messiah does not disdain to be a servant of Allah, nor do the favored angels. Whoever disdains His worship, and is too arrogant-He will round them up to Himself altogether. 173. But as for those who believe and do good works, He will pay them their wages in full, and will increase His grace for them. But as for those who disdain and are too proud, He will punish them with an agonizing punishment. And they will find for themselves, apart from Allah, no lord and no savior. 174. O people! A proof has come to you from your Lord, and We sent down to you a clear light. 175. As for those who believe in Allah, and hold fast to Him, He will admit them into mercy and grace from Him, and will guide them to Himself in a straight path. 1. Alif, Lam, Meem. 2. Allah, there is no god but He, the Living, the Eternal. 3. He sent down to you the Book with the Truth, confirming what came before it; and He sent down the Torah and the Gospel. 4. Aforetime, as guidance for mankind; and He sent down the Criterion. Those who have rejected Allah’s signs will have a severe punishment. Allah is Mighty, Able to take revenge. 5. Nothing is hidden from Allah, on earth or in the heaven. 6. It is He who forms you in the wombs as He wills. There is no god except He, the Almighty, the Wise. 1. Say, “He is Allah, the One. 2. Allah, the Absolute. 3. He begets not, nor was He begotten. 4. And there is none comparable to Him.” 48. Allah does not forgive association with Him, but He forgives anything less than that to whomever He wills. Whoever associates anything with Allah has devised a monstrous sin. 31. Say, “If you love Allah, then follow me, and Allah will love you, and will forgive you your sins.” Allah is Forgiving and Merciful. 32. Say, “Obey Allah and the Messenger.” But if they turn away-Allah does not love the faithless. 33. Allah chose Adam, and Noah, and the family of Abraham, and the family of Imran, over all mankind. 34. Offspring one of the other. Allah is Hearer and Knower. 35. The wife of Imran said, “My Lord, I have vowed to You what is in my womb, dedicated, so accept from me; You are the Hearer and Knower.” 36. And when she delivered her, she said, “My Lord, I have delivered a female,” and Allah was well aware of what she has delivered, “and the male is not like the female, and I have named her Mary, and have commended her and her descendants to Your protection, from Satan the outcast.” 37. Her Lord accepted her with a gracious reception, and brought her a beautiful upbringing, and entrusted her to the care of Zechariah. Whenever Zechariah entered upon her in the sanctuary, he found her with provision. He said, “O Mary, where did you get this from?” She said, “It is from Allah; Allah provides to whom He wills without reckoning.” 38. Thereupon Zechariah prayed to his Lord; he said, “My Lord, bestow on me good offspring from Your presence; You are the Hearer of Prayers.” 39. Then the angels called out to him, as he stood praying in the sanctuary: “Allah gives you good news of John; confirming a Word from Allah, and honorable, and moral, and a prophet; one of the upright.” 40. He said, “My Lord, how will I have a son, when old age has overtaken me, and my wife is barren?” He said, “Even so, Allah does whatever He wills.” 41. He said, “My Lord, give me a sign.” He said, “Your sign is that you shall not speak to the people for three days, except by gestures. And remember your Lord much, and praise in the evening and the morning.” 42. The angels said, “O Mary, Allah has chosen you, and has purified you. He has chosen you over all the women of the world. 43. “O Mary, be devoted to your Lord, and bow down, and kneel with those who kneel.” 44. These are accounts from the Unseen, which We reveal to you. You were not with them when they cast their lots as to which of them would take charge of Mary; nor were you with them as they quarreled. 45. The Angels said, “O Mary, Allah gives you good news of a Word from Him. His name is the Messiah, Jesus, son of Mary, well-esteemed in this world and the next, and one of the nearest. 46. He will speak to the people from the crib, and in adulthood, and will be one of the righteous.” 16. And mention in the Scripture Mary, when she withdrew from her people to an eastern location. 17. She screened herself away from them, and We sent to her Our spirit, and He appeared to her as an immaculate human. 18. She said, “I take refuge from you in the Most Merciful, should you be righteous.” 19. He said, “I am only the messenger of your Lord, to give you the gift of a pure son.” 20. She said, “How can I have a son, when no man has touched me, and I was never unchaste?” 21. He said, “Thus said your Lord, `It is easy for Me, and We will make him a sign for humanity, and a mercy from Us. It is a matter already decided.'“ 22. So she carried him, and secluded herself with him in a remote place. 23. The labor-pains came upon her, by the trunk of a palm-tree. She said, “I wish I had died before this, and been completely forgotten.” 24. Whereupon he called her from beneath her: “Do not worry; your Lord has placed a stream beneath you. 25. And shake the trunk of the palm-tree towards you, and it will drop ripe dates by you.” 26. “So eat, and drink, and be consoled. And if you see any human, say, ‘I have vowed a fast to the Most Gracious, so I will not speak to any human today.'“ 27. Then she came to her people, carrying him. They said, “O Mary, you have done something terrible. 28. O sister of Aaron, your father was not an evil man, and your mother was not a whore.” 29. So she pointed to him. They said, “How can we speak to an infant in the crib?” 30. He said, “I am the servant of Allah. He has given me the Scripture, and made me a prophet. 31. And has made me blessed wherever I may be; and has enjoined on me prayer and charity, so long as I live. 32. And kind to my mother, and He did not make me a disobedient rebel. 33. So Peace is upon me the day I was born, and the day I die, and the Day I get resurrected alive.” 34. That is Jesus son of Mary-the Word of truth about which they doubt. 35. It is not for Allah to have a child-glory be to Him. To have anything done, He says to it, “Be,” and it becomes. 36. “Allah is my Lord and your Lord, so worship Him. That is a straight path.” 37. But the various factions differed among themselves. So woe to those who disbelieve from the scene of a tremendous Day. 38. Listen to them and watch for them the Day they come to Us. But the wrongdoers today are completely lost. 39. And warn them of the Day of Regret, when the matter will be concluded. Yet they are heedless, and they do not believe. 40. It is We who will inherit the earth and everyone on it, and to Us they will be returned. 41. And mention in the Scripture Abraham. He was a man of truth, a prophet. 42. He said to his father, “O my father, why do you worship what can neither hear, nor see, nor benefit you in any way? 43. O my father, there has come to me knowledge that never came to you. So follow me, and I will guide you along a straight way. 44. O my father, do not worship the devil. The devil is disobedient to the Most Gracious. 45. O my father, I fear that a punishment from the Most Gracious will afflict you, and you become an ally of the devil.” 46. He said, “Are you renouncing my gods, O Abraham? If you do not desist, I will stone you. So leave me alone for a while.” 47. He said, “Peace be upon you. I will ask my Lord to forgive you; He has been Kind to me. 48. And I will withdraw from you, and from what you pray to instead of Allah. And I will pray to my Lord, and I hope I will not be disappointed in my prayer to my Lord.” 49. When he withdrew from them, and from what they worship besides Allah, We granted him Isaac and Jacob. And each We made a prophet. 50. And We gave them freely of Our mercy, and gave them a noble reputation of truth. Read The Quran

[@mpakempake3235]

You did great in preserving the integrity of this great piece of African History .I moved from sadness to anger and am in awe at how these nations just get away with such heinous acts .

[@farrgone]

As mentioned in the video, they have guns and we don't. Unfortunately, nothing has changed.

[@eeusip]

Well-done! Good research!! Thanks for uncovering the great history of a great African leader. Wish we have more of Patrice Lumumba in the present political scene in African.

[@tvs9978]

We already have modern day Lumumbas etc. The Western media has just convinced us that all African leaders are no good. So they have successfully ensured that we will never work together because we have been taught to inherently distrust our leaders

[@henrybarber9489]

That was great Africa history that all African descendant should know. Thanks for what you are doing, most of us appreciate your work. Keep doing what you are doing God bless.

[@dianatuhumwire6652]

Thank you so much Adeola for the story well laid out. President Mobutu indeed played a very big role in the assassination of Patrick as well as the economy crisis of Congo with all that gold that was exploited to Belgium. If Belgium is to compensate for what it did(which will never be enough no matter what it does), it should just try and reconstruct the infrastructure and economy of Congo

[@omonuwaikuenobe1133]

They will go broke

[@chukseroke4910]

Adeola thanks for this beautiful piece

[@jbenoithhh]

You explained Well the history of my Country 🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩. While some Congolese people, can't tell it with much details as you did, congrats my Sister Adeola, Happy Independence Day to fellow Congolese, we must learned from the lives of Pan-African like minded as Lumumba. I appreciate the application you gave at the end the video.

[@amudatwuraola5373]

This is an eye watering, enlightening, eye opening episode. We Africans need to reflect, wake up and redeem all that has been destroyed. Adeola thanks for this historic episode.

[@JOA-JADE]

Anyone unsure of what evil looks like should know more about the sadistic king of Belgium, just like other colonialists. It is sad our politicians are still pandering to these evil and animalistic beings today.

[@inyourselfbelieve1013]

But they told us the devil lives in hell. I say devil is here among us.

[@JOA-JADE]

@@inyourselfbelieve1013 😭 very sad, but I believe they are inspired by the devil and are as bad as him.

[@raoulrema]

This is the one of most videos from your amazing talent Thank you miss Adeola for this educational opportunity because most of us African don’t know the truth of African politics and history 🙏🏿🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@EstherAivinhenyi]

Dear Adeola, I have watched your inspirational episodes for quite a while , but I must say this particular episode hits home, your raw emotions and pain can be felt from any part of the world. 🌎 We truly have lost GREAT and TRUE sons of our beautiful Motherland AFRICA RIP Patrice Lumumba and Thomas Sankara. 😥

[@obibiniba]

I like the recent direction of your channel. #OneAfrica

[@afrika_confidential]

Thank you for taking the time to put this together. Afrikans have been heavily miseducated about history becos it's always been told by the conquerors who have whitewashed it to suit them, and when they (Afrikans) hear history like this from some of us, they typically take it as "hatred" or "living in the past." So I'm glad to see a platform like yours take it up. We need more contents like this to help deconstruct the lies that have been taught our people and reconstruct their minds with the truth about who they really are.. We generally lack knowledge of our history and that's why many of us Afrikans think these Europeans care about us and are quicker to sympathize with them (like the Jewish holocaust) and "stand with" them (even changing our profile pics to their flags) in their times of tragedy but we don't ever replicate this sympathy for our own people in Afrika.. Afrikans, know yourself so you can love yourself or no one else will!

[@stevenwilliams3015]

👊🏽

[@Braindazle]

If i could give a billion likes, i would have. You could not have said it better.

[@TheMessenger012]

Well spoken...

[@desireemckenzie2046]

amen to that it was well said ty

[@myworld071]

🖤🖤👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿

[@ngandosambalundula8183]

Heartfelt gratitude for this clip on one ofAfrica's undying heroes!

[@stevenwilliams3015]

Tomorrow, when problem arise in Nigeria or Africa, someone will tell you that we should contact and report to UN, US, UK or western nations to come and help, meanwhile they are the root cause of Africa’s downfall and they haven’t stop

[@tvs9978]

Oh thank you. It boggles my mind when we Africans call for CNN, BBC etc to hold our governments responsible or to come and document something. First of all can the local journalists not do it? And why invite foreigners who may not have your bet interests at heart into your problems? So naive

[@sadraolaedo4733]

They are not the root cause, this victim mentality is DESTROYING US the more

[@beautifulisyoursmile3955]

@@tvs9978 because they are killed, threatened, and more in some countries. Sometimes with orders coming from western leaders

[@Vincent-im9kg]

Those "Someones" are either living in a dream or working for the UN, UK, US or Western Nations. And it's was over 30+ MILLION HUMANS who died by Leopold.

[@johnfestusbundor8156]

This is a Hero lost. These are men that could have charted the prosperous course of our dear continent.

[@markfidelis3558]

Thanks for this lesson

[@kwamenyame1277]

Thank you Adeola. I believe we really need more detailed history lessons on what happened after independence. What agreements and contracts were put in place. How coup detat and civil wars crippled us.

[@tvs9978]

Go to the CIAs declassified files on Africa. You will learn a lot. What they did to Olympio, Nkrumah, Lumumba, Savimbi and Mandela will shock you

[@graceagyeiwaah6065]

Great Adeola you are doing marvelous well on all fronts. I will ask your listeners to watch WHITE KING, RED RUBBER, BLACK DEATH it is heart breaking .We need to learn more and open our eyes. Thank you Sister Adeola

[@glottebeauty4883]

I saw the documentary of children whose hands where cut off! I wept for the Congolese. How wicked this Belgian king Leopard was! He never thought if such wickedness were meted to his own children how he'd feel. The Africans suffered with their blood and life to build the Western world. If the Western world really want true forgiveness, it will be to build Africa, it's citizens by countries. RESTITUTION!

[@ejionyemchikwado9262]

Even though this socalled white knew God the creator they choose to behave like satan,their God became their belly, am ashamed of them

[@tvs9978]

Weep also for the Sierra Leoneons who copied this tradition of cutting hands during the war

[@inyourselfbelieve1013]

Africans can build Africa. Africa does need anyone else to build it but the people. Unfortunately, we brought into the narrative that we can't so it and we flood Africa with bad leaders who are only puppets for the puppeteers in Europe.

[@docterryates340]

And they say Adolph Hitler and Idi Amin were most evil men, but left Leopard off such Evil list. I am waiting for them to call him Leonard the Great, the same as Alexander the "Great."

[@omamajohnpaul4215]

Thank you for this dear sister. Keep spreading this gospel.✊✊✊✊

[@ashenafiethiopia8244]

I used to watch the biography of Patrice Lumumba (it is in French but with English caption) Thank you Adeola I each time I watch his bio, I feel so sad to our dear brother Patrice and equally I feel pity on Mobutu who killed the dream of DR Congo and Africa

[@ajamuolugbala9638]

I watched you for the first time today. Your report about The Honorable Patrice Lumumba was flawless. I cannot wait for your next videos. Keep up the great work, and thank you for being unapologetically AFRIKAN.

[@oriode2783]

Thank you Adeola for doing this. We need more content like this 👍👍❤️❤️❤️

[@jemimaasante8927]

Thanks for your voice keep such fire burning

[@inubaye2030]

Anytime I read the history of Patrice Lumumba or watch the video I cry inside myself for the whole day. The majority of these white colonialists are so wicked to the core because of African natural resources. Patrice Lumumba was a hero till date. The CIA and the Belgium officials will pay for their atrocities on the judgement day.

[@kenny4650]

Judgement day!!!!

[@stevenwilliams3015]

They will only pay until when African open their eyes to know their real problem and downfall is the western world, because for now most African think that they are our savior and God. I was in that situation before too

[@michaelbabalola1069]

What about the evil man Mobutu??

[@AnnieSpecial92861]

Judgement day😂👏🏿👏🏿

[@CWHaircare]

Their judgement day is NOW! Meditate on it with us.

[@safehaven83]

Thank you Adeola for this insight.

[@G-O-F]

Hello Mrs Adeola, have you thought of having a African history branch for your channel?. This, is by far one of the best episodes 've seen from your channel and there are lots of good works from you in recent past. Pls think about it.

[@Olakitike]

Adeola thank you so much for the great work of educating us all both young and old about Africa and other countries worldwide. What you’re doing is far more than being a President or Prime Minister, You’re much appreciated. God bless and reward you abundantly. Thank you for being fearless and confronting corruption and other problems of Africa in general and Nigeria n in particular. Kudos to you for your courage.

[@lennaaberen957]

When I go back to our history in Africa and what we've gone through no man has to preach forgiveness to us we have tried.

[@mca4u]

Thanks Adeola this was a fantastic history lesson.

[@Chris-Oyema]

Thanks for this video to serve as a reminder of the atrocity committed against Congo in particular and Africa in general.

[@pantonpam8024]

I read his story.. it is so horrific.

[@12345678933170]

Please put out more content like this Adeola.

[@rosalinetambe8529]

Adeola thanks for your treatment of this historical topic. I disciplined myself to listen right to the painful end. Thier approach towards Africa has not changed; just the gloves and cover up strategies. Thanks very much.

[@GodSon-wc1lx]

The betrayal of seseseiko is still lingering on and is the major problem of Africans till date

[@RiaBW]

This breaks my heart.. My grandfather came from The DRC his father was Congolese. Am always so so proud of my Congolese heritage