Africa in the next 25 years will be recolonized - Prof. PLO Lumumba

#FBC, #FANA_TV, #Ethiopia, #Africa, #Kenya, #Lumumba,

[@cobrakilla8]

I am from Serbia, and when I listen to this man, I can feel the emotion and the will for Africans to be strong and sovereign, not exploited by outsiders. It resonates extremely strong for us Serbs, and I wish for Africa unity and strength so that it would find itself on the map rightfully as a new power for the betterment of the life of it's people, and all people around the world.

[@tfl4963]

Very well said Brother. Welcome to Afrika and explore the very Beautiful Afrikan continent whenever time allows. You'll enjoy every bit of it.

[@yirgalemabate6674]

9999😮--

[@AliAli-dh1xy]

Well said Brother. Thank you so very much. Much appreciated.

[@orakwepharmltd8949]

😢​@@tfl4963

[@PaulRuing]

Very prophetic for all Africans to seriously consider.

[@gilcambule7997]

This man makes me feel proud of being AFRICAN! What a wise soul!❤

[@ig_presdor6818]

His wisdom should be documented in every African Museum

[@sethninson4610]

It should be taught in schools

[@aliathuman2078]

When I listen to Prof. I become elevated spiritually,economically and politically sometimes I feel like I will unite the entire Afrika by myself

[@nololetlaka]

Me to man me to

[@bensonkazembe7137]

You and me same

[@yasserzahmoul1664]

The same

[@entrepreneurnana7575]

I am not alone let's get it 🤗🌹🥰

[@daloxtutu2025]

you can my brother but you have alot job to do beggin clear all this : ,continent full of thieves, golddiggersprostitutes,corrupted,fake doctors,stupide teachers,fantasists. and more more......................

[@sirbezgel167]

You invited great man!! this shows you are serious about Africa and Ethiopia development!! happy to see him in Ethiopia! My mother land!

[@Johnincoom]

When Kwame Nkrumah heard of the Coup detat in Ghana he asked the man sitting by him "What do you think has happened in Ghana" the man answered "there has been a coup" Nkrumah replied "No, the downfall of Africa has started". He wanted to unite the continent.

[@DoctorK279]

As a pan-Africanist and daughter of the soil, I find this an enlightening and excellent talk👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾. I cry for Africa everyday. Hopefully, one fine day, but less likely within this century. No one listens to African leaders to play a big part in the geo-political world globally because of poor governance, corruption, division, tribalism, nepotism and hatred amongst Africans themselves. The looting of state funds by corrupt leaders, leaving poor Africans with no infrastructures is very, very sad. United we stand, divided we fall, but unfortunately, African Union is a total myth.

[@benjaminowurani8617]

Don't cry my Bro. I blame it on the Ashantis and the Akyem traitors who unveiled themselves to be used by the West to eliminate Dr Kwame Nkrumah

[@peterbyakatonda7360]

😮❤

[@saikousaidybah7080]

🙏

[@msjayy1607]

Yes me too

[@tfl4963]

Well said 💯.

[@sandeysinger2254]

I am from Mozambique 🇲🇿, and this speech just just pulished my head. This is a voice of a really African man. Unfortunately we don't have liders ready enough to take seriously the situation of Africa

[@Joseph_habesha]

Charismatic yet humble! What a mindset 👏 hope all those Minister have not only heard him but also listened 🙏

[@MyGeremew]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@Tralala691]

Stay in Africa and help. Quit coming to Europe v

[@kingkevin442]

@@Tralala691 how about you stop coming to Africa nd develop gold, cobalt nd diamond in your fancy labs..

[@Yarmela]

Prof. Lumumba is one of Africa brightest mind who I can listen with admiration and great hope. It is way over due to see him in Addis Ababa, but never too late. Give him an office in AU-Addis and have him educate the uneducated self absorbed African gready "leaders".

[@aristotlethegreek4682]

Not greedy leaders rather greedy rulers because here in Africa we don'thave leaders so yet.thanx my brother have a great day

[@Jesusforme326]

He is the brightest. Not one of. I so love this man

[@mesh_ke]

What a genius What a speech What a truth 💯 We'll be forever weak if we never change P.L.O to the world ❤️❤️❤️

[@dadiasaminew4521]

I wish Africa having more such an intellectual focused on bringing economic and political liberty for African people.He prescribes the right medication for those who stay on power for life time and dictatorial leaders.God bless him

[@irenedavo3768]

Do you watch Jim Nduruchi

[@samdan1425]

Africans never learn from their mistakes, but later start to recognize their weaknesses once they have lost everything. The professor has a lot to teach. God bless you!

[@samdan1425]

@@ot4625 this is also one part of Africans weakness. Instead of admitting the fact arguing on truth. It doesn't take us anywhere.

[@theinternetsavedmylife]

@@ot4625 We've been hearing about colonialism from when we were kids till now. Most of the so-called problems started by colonialism are still there looking for pioneers that would shift the tide and push African nations in a new direction. Instead we get either this, woke messagers that don't offer any meaningful solutions just merely talking about the problem or sock puppets that just play to the gallery and feed Africans their revolutionary garbage but end up being worse that colonialists themselves. Truth is, Africa's solutions don't come with an applause. They involves getting our hands dirty and grinding from the pit, filth and bottom of the global society. We would have to accept unpopular solutions like learn from even our colonizers...Yes... Like why were colonial administrations so effective, how did they keep different factions in check...Yes, we should also not pick sides between East and West, but use that dichotomy to our own advantage. I find it hard to listen to lectures like these, especially from this man, because the reality staring at us in the face is that most of this information does nothing to better the lives of Africans. Technological progression is more important than any of this to be honest. The West is still leading the charge to end malaria and when they develop the vaccines we would still find a way to complain. I'm sick of this - Find solutions to your own problems or shut up is my philosophy...sorry but no sorry

[@allanaringo]

very true....its only when disaster strikes that people come together, otherwise, its a bunch of tribes that make up so called nations with governments that struggle to fit in a global international order

[@leob.venzen1153]

Which part of Afrika's story do you refer to when you say "Afrikans never..."? I para- phrase a statement made by Pro. Anthony Browder, "If The history of Afrika is a book that has 1000 pages, these last 500 years of Afrika's history, fits into the last 2 pages! Yes, we are hard headed, however, the one Constant in this universe is Change! Never say Never!

[@theinternetsavedmylife]

@@leob.venzen1153 the last 2 pages? Wow, then why do those two pages dominate the public discourse about Africa? If it wasn't so important why is everything and every problem attributed to colonialism??

[@yfk244]

Time is now United Africa, thanks Prof. Lumumba your amazing and visionary speech

[@pissmillahgandullah9523]

@@ET-sl1iq well said bro. These people are killers

[@pissmillahgandullah9523]

How exactlt? How do you want unite muzlims and christians???

[@vvolfbelorven7084]

27:45 "That is how weak we are. That is the reality of our mother continent." I'm Latin American and I find this very enlightening. A powerful speech

[@nyamekeye]

Let me have my moment of weakness.....TEARS 😭😭 !!! OK...now picking up my energy from off the ground 😡....now re balancing my emotions🙂..... where there is life there is hope and Africa is FULL OF LIFE. What we do with our lives is the challenge. But here's the real deal...what goes around comes around. As above, so below. Everything is energy. The energy of African youth is palpable; it is strong. There is a global understanding that these are not ordinary times; something unprecedented is happening and Africa is on the cusp of restoration. There is a knowing among African youth, a realization that change is inevitable. I pity the African leader who will not lend ear, hearts and mind to the youth of his country...his employers. I am a 53 year old born in Canada, raised in Jamaica by a Pan African father who gifted me my Ashanti name. 53 years is a long time to wait for just the right to exist in peace;but a thousand years in the life of a man is but a day in the life of The Source of Life ( that tiny atomic particle that went BANG to create this paradigm of existence). So take heart my people. I LOVE YOU ALL SO MUCH....OUR TIME IS COMING....STAY HOPEFUL; STAY WORKING TO BRING THIS CHANGE...DO YOUR PART HOWEVER SMALL. We were created from a small thought and look at us now...BIGGER THAN LIFE!!

[@sarcasmbanega5997]

Hello! How are you?

[@sammiemuthomi95]

Amazing

[@Tullisha]

what a truly touching and painfully true speech

[@KurwaRomek]

I'm an European, pan-europeanist and I approve this speech 100%. I dream to see a free, independent Africa from which we could buy resources, already mined and transformed by Africans, for a fair market price. I truly hope you guys achieve this some day.

[@commonsensethecynosure1639]

I do not believe you. Without western europe exploiting Africa that continent would be a third-world continent without any money to buy anything.

[@KurwaRomek]

@@commonsensethecynosure1639 is this a joke ? We had succesful societies long before we even set foot south of the Sahara desert. Learn your place

[@commonsensethecynosure1639]

@@KurwaRomek Cynical iconoclasts do not have a place. Why are you saying that of which you know is not true. Western Europe is a mausoleum. A continent of the walking dead that is not viable. The only way, meaning, no other way, western Europeans can haunt the world of living people is to live off the misery they cause. Look around your flat. Look out your window. Do you see your community? Take a trip around your town or city. Look at all the things around you. Take it in with the pleasure of success. Sit yourself down on a park bench and then ruminate. What does your mind reveal to you... Everything around you, everything you own personally, everything you own as a state, somewhere someone had to be murdered to gain it. To the minutiae, those treads that stitch your trousers, somewhere a man had to be murdered, somewhere a woman had to be murdered, somewhere a child had to be murdered, somewhere a baby had to be murdered, somewhere a fetus had to be murdered, somewhere ovaries had to be murdered, somewhere sperm had to be murdered in order for western Europe to gain success.

[@KurwaRomek]

@@commonsensethecynosure1639 yes and ? Even if what you say is true, the strong eat the weak. Always has been, always will be. I'll still support my own people and so should you, instead of being miserable and resentful.

[@sunchildofsirius2462]

@@KurwaRomek 'strong eat the weak' you mean like parasites and vampires?

[@hassanabdi8961]

I am currently in college majoring in business management with a minor in computer science and hopefully going to grad school. I am glad youtube provided with all of this information about Africa (my homeland) because the education system in America doesn't. After my studies I want to go back to Africa and help it thrive with all of the knowledge and expertise that I have gained over the last couple years. I really believe there is a huge potential to grow as a country if all of the africans come back to Africa (human capital). Like if you agree. CHANGE IS ON THE WAY!

[@mohamedboumia]

The change is there but dealing with Africans using the African mentality is a challenge, not everyone wants the benefit of the people. Good luck

[@sunnijames2802]

I don't see it no time soon and that's very sad not to return to uplift the continent. As the Professor stated in another speech Africans have gotten too comfortable in European Nations and America.

[@hassanabdi8961]

@@sunnijames2802 I could only talk about the experiences I had with African Americans (AA) in the United States, but most of them have a strong faith/urge in moving back and learning more about Africa. There are still some that think they are Americans; they are just now realizing that they are Africans (not African American). This subtle change in definition and mindset will set off a revelation. Cheers to the future!

[@anthonyjackson7336]

Why should americans talk about Africa? We don't talk about new Zealand neither, should we have classes about Brazil too?

[@anthonyjackson7336]

@@hassanabdi8961 all ppl in America are Americans and if you don't think so then you should be in a different country. Do white Americans see themselves as euro? No, do Thai Americans see themselves as Thai ppl, no? We are Americans not Africans

[@richardnwachukwu234]

There is a way this man handles public speaking and history. He makes history very sweet and alive

[@nanigetaye494]

He must be Train all African leaders Thank you professor Plo Lumumba 🙏🏽

[@meskeremasresahegn7702]

Prof. PLO Lulumba is an amazing scholar, historian, a passionate Pan-Africanist and truly a motivational speaker!! I can’t stop listening to his speeches all the time. Our PM Abiy picked the right person to influence his new cabinet, this one week training is going to be an eye opener for them and l wish the entire training is open for public like this speech. Thank you our wise leader PM Abiy!! It is my dream that you will be the Pan-African leader once Africans are ready, for the next 10 years you are only ours, God bless you and your family!!

[@yayajadama1392]

I also i'm a young boy from gambia, and whenever I complete my school I will become a Pan African

[@MrNeversweat]

Waste of time lil bro, become an entrepreneur or a business owner, that's how you will learn the respect from everyone black or white This guy teachings will never put a dime in your pockets

[@eartherdelor]

not true. the voice of freedom outweighs everything in the end

[@ishaqaibrahim5870]

Not true bro do not listen to this guy who is telling u to becomes a business man he is a white become a pan African and we support ub

[@arsiema2]

Hey bro....i want too,,i've already started it,,,,if you see the notification..i would like to contact you!

[@DrANashADay]

See you in 7 years bro, I'll be in Zimbabwe engineering

[@mackenspierre2404]

Such a smart, intellect, power speech. Everything this great man said he truly meant and spot on. I'll be watching this speech over and over again. I think all the leaders of Africa should put their ego aside and put the continent and people of Africa first. Unity is the way out of this mess the colonist have created in our continent. Thank you for sharing this powerful speech. Much love!

[@gullilateshetu379]

This is a typically pan Africans mind.professor PLO is a great African personality.i used to listen many of his public speechs &always impressed in his wisdom.thanks the PM office for inviting PLO here in Addis.I invite all to listen his speeches on youtube as they are very helpful in our struggle for a unified continent of Africa.

[@CHRIST-Anchord]

Thank You PRIME MINISTER OF ETHIOPIA'S OFFICE for making this possible. EYE Opener Indeed!

[@zewdualemnew17]

He knows everything about us. It is very nice presentation. Thanks for your efforts.

[@rising1786]

Unified continent?

[@rising1786]

@@kofidanso7408 Even Ethiopians, who claim to have never been colonized are killing each other. So I agree with you to some extent.

[@gullilateshetu379]

@@rising1786 yes Ethiopia herself is in conflict.the cause is those politicians who are agents of the colonizers and my point is if our african people could know the fact,they would ignore the colonizers' agents.in this,the role of pan africanist scholars like PLO is paramount.

[@geteneshalemayehu4002]

This is the truth. Africa must united👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾💚💛❤️🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@robertemily1645]

Don't let opportunities of not investing now affect your future, no job is secured and nobody is ready to help you

[@anitaheather1315]

Exactly, I lost my job recently, thank God I never relied mostly on the job

[@thomasnorris7285]

@@anitaheather1315 When you invest, you’re buying a day that you don’t have to work.. I pray everyone reading this becomes successful.

[@thomasfreddie9235]

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[@eloisebacani5864]

@@thomasfreddie9235 You’re right sir, it’s obvious a lot of people remain poor due to ignorance, it’s better to take risks and make sacrifices than to remain poor

[@eloisebacani5864]

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[@anushanker46]

I just stumbled upon this video during my research on 'decolonizing post-colonial cinema' and I am absolutely BLOWN AWAY by this speaker! I'm not African but every word resonates with me because most of it rings true for all former colonies and how their futures are constantly being re-colonized or even self-colonized by Western forces, whether or not they're conscious of it. The greatest tragedy is that voices like Prof. Lumumba are always ignored by their corrupt political leaders all over the world :-(

[@samsonnathan506]

I can't hide my joy hearing this man all African must hear him .

[@CHRIST-Anchord]

Yes, it must be told and retold!

[@DigitalDesignET]

You're right but at the same time overtaken by emotions of sadness because some of us Africans are so selfish we sale out our content to the interests working against Africans.

[@selamlehagere7692]

@@DigitalDesignET So true

[@selamlehagere7692]

Hopfully they are hearing the thing is most African leaders are very laid back to react or take action, some of them alrady been sold out, sorry to say that

[@Maweresistance]

This one just talks a storm but provides zero solutions on the ground. He literally has a big mouth to go with it. 😆

[@abdusemedworku8977]

Thank you Prof. Lumumba

[@kyarisiimaflorence8179]

Am a 24years old ugandan youth, and am thanking you so much and may our leaders buy a leaf from your words and wisdom. May God help you to be our President (leader) of united states of Africa.because you can make it you are so courageous you can unit Africans with GOD 's wisdom and help plus yours at large.

[@adamokambi5877]

When i listen to Lumumba i feel to be African. May God bless you for your lecture.

[@TheMaggie656]

Loud and Clear! Thank you Brother!

[@lizzyakpan4729]

Africa should raise people like him through him while he is still with us. This is the mistake we make time and time again. Apart from Dr. Arikana Chihombori how many of his likes have we in Africa who will speak truth to power. Well done Prof. and thank you for educating us on our motherland.

[@xenawarriorkween3274]

He has a youth foundation and most certainly raises up young people like him. Ousman Toure from The Gambia is one such

[@albertosei46]

I feel my spirit when I hear this wonderful man speaks ❤. We will break free

[@nei8201]

Prof. PLO Lumba, I know that someone is listening you...many thanks. God bless you a lot...

[@hailegnawazene4012]

I proud as African, having such remarkable professor in our continent.

[@MrAfroGenius]

Sadly such minds will fade away in a generation or two

[@ElusivEnigma]

SHARE THE VIDEO!!

[@PedalToTheMetal61888]

...YESSS THE >>>CONTINENT OF AFRICA...Which you IDIOTS...Re-fuse to ...accept..!?..

[@Tralala691]

Rotten sheet hole you have made it. Haha

[@pissmillahgandullah9523]

Whats proudy about africa???

[@jermaineafrica1314]

This is why I left America, I'm now located in South Africa and it's been the best decision I ever made. Thanks to the channel Make Africa Great Again helped me leave America 🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@didiemucyo4504]

@jermaine? Are you in Cape Town? Let's connect

[@mafrica8105]

I also left and am back in Lesotho and South Africa

[@lisa196409]

I'm hoping that I can get out of here too it's never going to be right here for us never we built it yeah and if people want to stay here and fight for it they can but I don't feel the need to defend myself here I'd rather go somewhere else where I don't have to constantly be harassed I'm not but I see others are being harassed and quite frankly it gets old watching video after video of us killing each other are they killing us I'm tired. I don't want to go to Africa and go through the same thing or see the same thing. So that's why I take my time

[@tsebomashigo6631]

If you’re really in South Africa, how are you coping with the loadshedding? And can you understand a bit of Zulu or Sotho? Do you enjoy kota or braaing?

[@gibson2675]

@@tsebomashigo6631 He only enjoys fried chicken lol

[@DoctorK279]

“Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely”…..powerful words indeed.

[@danjayyani4299]

This is the right moment to celebrate and idolize this great man, and not when he is no more. He is a phenomenal!

[@muteflikades2030]

Prof. Lumumba, I have no words about your speeches. You are our hero !!!

[@nsiahfrankatta8710]

Prof. Lumumba is a real gem for Africa This speech is to be heard by all progressive Africans who wants to bequeath a better Africa to the up coming generation.

[@kenbonnurgi3585]

I am a fourth year student at Addis Ababa University. I promise to play my part by working as a slave and I promise I will never touch a single of what is not mine. This is a word in which my father have lived his life... may God help me with this. I think I have got a good reason to study harder...

[@werqzeleke2815]

' slave' ??? Why

[@dwaarkanthony6103]

Kenbon.I just sent you a request on Facebook as Anthony

[@kenbonnurgi3585]

@@werqzeleke2815 mikiniyatum hagerachen enditadeg bichegnaw menged hagerachen endatadeg kemiserut belay mesrat new...ke comfort zone'achen weten endebarya serten lijochachenen ende negestat enanoralen..

[@darianclery4455]

Like it from st lucia

[@nabaddoon8977]

@@werqzeleke2815 lost in translation. He meant work hard, almost slave-like

[@deejay1313]

Deep respect to one of Africa's greatest minds. May your admonishments be heeded and may you see the beginnings of a pan-African movement within your lifetime. Thank you for the most inspiring speech of the past decade.

[@belangeok]

"Africa is cultural and spiritual confused." Excellence speech with power and passion. Do not let the idea of pan-africanism remain a fantasy.

[@servicekid7453]

It is a privilege to be able to listen to a gifted scholar with such deep knowledge and understanding. Very powerful

[@davidkakhenya9869]

Qa

[@jeffkatz9723]

Pity we only LISTEN 🎶

[@cosmopessoa1556]

Africans' minds are still colonized what is he talking about, physical colonization ? that has been franchised off the African's special class.

[@inspirationaljohnson632]

It is indeed a privilege to listen to someone who is not dumbed down by GMO and Posen in their food and water.

[@Darkness-ie2yl]

What difference does it make? Nothing will ever change. Brilliant men have spoken for centuries. People keep doing whatever.

[@muller_509]

This speech resonated with me in NJ from Haiti 🇭🇹

[@0822650924]

This is the History that should be taught in schools , our elders are master class 👌

[@lorenegray-edgerson1463]

As a Foundational Black American l agree. I was so moved by this speech...l watched it twice. How powerful 👏! I hope my brothers and sisters in The Motherland take heed before it's too late. Our ancestors are watching...

[@0822650924]

@@lorenegray-edgerson1463 informative right?

[@MaryMary-sn7hh]

Which schools would you be talking about? If you’re talking about African schools, I absolutely agree with you!

[@johnpeterson7988]

I'm inspired by this man, watching from Samoa and it's important that we all go through same issues. We, the indigenous people of the world need more leaders like Prof PLO Lumumba..

[@matsobanemasesane193]

The African truth is with this man - i wish his messages reach every African. We really need to avoid recolonization at all cost.

[@bahtaleake5969]

Pro. Lumumba is Amazing history of Africa and the world

[@blackafrica8638]

Only thing that's going to stop recolonization is a continental military

[@goutfromfriedokra3936]

Reality says the leaders can be bought with $$..That will never change..Better to move to a western country where rule of law is semi hard

[@mm-wm3jd]

Indeed 👍🇪🇹

[@blackafrica8638]

@jonesy They're not countries only territories of Africa divided by Europe for exploitation divide and conquer

[@with_natureinmind]

I felt this speech to my CORE! This humble man has been making powerful lectures all over the world for a while now and our leaders still refuse to listen. It is for the people of Mother Africa to rise up as we are ready for change. May the universe and our ancestors bless and protect you, Professor Lumumba. Peace.

[@nicholaskibuukaofficial8241]

Our great father ever, am here in uganda

[@londorsey9626]

Leaders listen to what is important to us and we don't listen and act so neither do the leaders. Look at all of these comments. None of them invoke action, but are in awe of the speaker/messenger!!! Wakanda city of return. We will not realize it for we will be deep into slavery again. Can you smell burning flesh again?

[@southerncross86]

You just need to stop corruption, then having institutions serving the public, improve education and stop blaming others by your own mistakes

[@southerncross86]

I missed saying, you also need to work harder, stop abusing your women, sending them out for firewood and water, whislt men lay in a hammock

[@kwakupoku1314]

Yea it hit me too!

[@tllmtgbtg5674]

You are God sent to educate the people of this world. I have always ask myself, "Why does one African country require a Visa for another?" It's very stupid, ridiculous. Disunity. Thank you Professor. Great speech. Many black people are totally lost in society trying to be Americans or something else.

[@RD-lm3kr]

Listening to this African’s son, I am elevated and feel energized to stand for our motherland. We need our defence, own currency and use ethnicity as diversity instead of division. We can overcome everything as one otherwise, the colonizer is on the door. Abi Amed od Ethiopia has shown us that together we can solve all the African problems regardless of the borders which had imposed by imperialism.

[@getahunmohammed798]

Africa must use this great person!!

[@DeepakThakur-jx8ex]

What a powerful speech.. every word ,every idea, everything what he said or spoke about is truly a fact unequivocally spoken about the misadventures of western nation. I wish African will get some insights. I am from India and wish you a good luck and good wishes. Thanks to prof. PLO Lamumba for sharing his words. His words are powerful enough to open the eyes of those who still dehumanised by the power Love from India 🇮🇳💐

[@anyalewechimorikwe4245]

I love this man so much God will surely protect you sir, your telling them the truth

[@nwadi6408]

I am an African American woman and I cherish those among us who bravely speak the truth. This man is a truth-speaker; we must be wise enough to listen.

[@agb3762]

I agree with you a 100%

[@abichugobana9509]

Wow!!! I was expecting that Prof. Lumumba shall be invited to give a talk on the Prime minster's inauguration day. This professor is a proud African that consistently calling for African leaders to work towards African unity. If there are just few Africans like him, Africa could have been USA (United States of Africa).

[@ethio-code6509]

We all Africans need to hear this! Thank you for the message.

[@ElusivEnigma]

THEN SHARE IT!!!

[@adedelalu]

A great Man, a man of speech and vision, I just hope our leaders will listen to his speeches

[@Ark-Development-Initiative]

@@adedelalu Listening they will, but it will end there.

[@Tralala691]

Go home and help!!!!

[@spontaneousexpress]

His speech is good but overly simplified. Africa's problem is within. Yes, there are outside influences but they more or less exploit on the built in problems (differences) within the continent. Africa can never get up, at least not in my lifetime.

[@cashkende]

Rest in Peace Marcus Garvey we love you teacher ✊🏿 🇯🇲

[@TheKingKevinR]

We can unite without any war, i truly believe this!

[@sirbezgel167]

Just seeing Aby and his office inviting this great man increase my appreciation to Aby!!!

[@ermig5487]

100% can't believe this is really happing in Ethiopia

[@mine33083]

@@ET-sl1iq you seem to forget what kind of disintegrated Ethiopia he inherited . No national defense force, a devastated economy ,internal ,regional and foreign enemy forces hell bent on dismantling Ethiopia. Can you imagine what would of happened if Esayas didn’t step up to the plate !!!

[@yohanesberhanu840]

@@ET-sl1iq talk is cheap

[@rising1786]

@@mine33083 Isaias is the destabilizing factor in Ethiopia. His troops are killing, looting and destroying your country, Tigray and now Amhara. How blind does one get?!! You scare me.

[@tantosalamirew5232]

An iconic Professor seen in Kenya-East Africa as Martyer for Pna-Africanism Movemnet. Let us follow Professor PLO Lumumuba. African leadership Excellence Academy could keep up inviting similar professors.

[@kuntalaandrew4568]

A real pan-Africanist. May the toils of our fathers' never be wasted. # Africa must unite

[@algui7560]

Excellent! African leaders need workshops like this, just like teachers need workshops. Bravo !

[@nigistitesfai2915]

I like his speech I have always African women working to bring African together is my mantras

[@gamobonga4432]

Shermuta end nant ymsl nw agr ymeyatfu. Kushasha afhn zge.

[@joshuambeya4336]

AFRICA bless YOU!!

[@derejeregassa]

Please our leaders, please, please listen to this and act for our unity and African unity for God's sake!!! We have no time, else to die together.

[@rudymadibamondjot4155]

This is prophetic. We shall remember him in the years to come when "United Africa" will be.

[@mihreteabmichael1125]

I proud of you dear pro. Plo .An amaizing Speech. May God Bless you! Thanksss a lot for your best advice .

[@antenehhaile9736]

I always listen this HE Professor PL speech twice. He is beating two birds with one stone, I left for Audience to name it. Our mother's land Africa need More Genius people like him.

[@tabe8913]

Great speech Professor! How refreshing to hear such speech that hurts and motivates at the same time! Thanks for telling the truths!!!

[@zrcjhf]

But now we need to act

[@cosmopessoa1556]

You guys don't get it, and apparently, he has not yet got it into his head either. Europeans will never Allow Africa to develop its own resources, for without those resources they as a people will not survive. So it's African survival or European survival, I know which horse I am betting on. Not clear on how they will be applying the land clearance act, that is a tricky one for them for now. They are presently preparing the scapegoat so we know they are busy working on the land clearance Act

[@abrahamjok5544]

Whenever prof is narrating what happening in Africa 🌍 I do feel to be with him and we unite Africa to be call united of Africa.

[@davidthegreat7779]

I feel no wastage of time spending all my hours listening to this wisdom, Africa must wake from it's lazing bed, bed that's neither sweet nor tasty but fully bitter and full of bedbugs , but we force ourselves to it.

[@ethioelfign-7373]

thank you prof,

[@sahra4091]

The love and support this man has for his people is beyond, I could imagine. Stay blessed Dr. We need you.

[@gamobonga4432]

Shrmuta afshn zge kushasha

[@patrickofori3529]

@@gamobonga4432 lloooooooi

[@inyourselfbelieve1013]

We really do need him and more people like him that believe in themselves and our people. Mental slavery is a difficult bond to break.

[@abdoulsalammohamed2219]

@@gamobonga4432 as long as we have a clown like you, Africa will never move forward.

[@soltray8427]

@@gamobonga4432 Are you sick or something?

[@paulnkuuna5129]

Indeed Africa we need to unite.... it's the reason why America, Europe are so strong... it was the reason of coming together.... Thx prof.... and am calling upon our heads of state in Africa to listen critically....

[@Magda_gathoniee]

If this great man would vie for president of Kenya,I would match confidently to the ballot to vote for him

[@samsonnathan506]

What an opportunities to hear him giving his lectures on the topic his knowledge is deep and very touching . thank you for those who invited this man to these program . i want to acknowledge the prime minister office and those behind these indeed our time to shine it shows when we see and hear a person like this one and our prime minister as well you can feel the fervency of the vision soon is going to birth in Africa . the vision is very big and to all who are alive in these wonderful time they will be part of this great history in a making !!!

[@tgal6663]

what an intelligent presentation...the focus is clear ...dont keep on blaming the west ...try to look inside...and leave history to judge itself..we cant afford...our children are waiting and we need transformational leadres: who are able and willing to deliver, capable to understand the extent of the issues we are facing today and accountable for not performing their duties/responsibilities. open you mind and doors for critiques and learning. no one expects you to resolve everything, nevertheless we need strategic decisions in prioritizing the country's concern.

[@ElusivEnigma]

GIVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO OTHERS BY SHARING THE VIDEO!!! Dont let his speech be forgotten and in vain!!

[@theinternetsavedmylife]

All he talks about is colonialism. I think I'll pass

[@ElusivEnigma]

@@theinternetsavedmylife and that is why our progression is so slow. You lack the ability to sacrifice your own personal comfort for a bigger picture...

[@theinternetsavedmylife]

@@ElusivEnigma What are you even talking about? Do you have any idea what sacrifice is? This man cannot sacrifice himself for anything -- he's just a talker who avoids reality?? What solutions has he provided for his native country of Kenya? Does he have any viable solutions to the problems of Kenya? He chooses to talk about colonialism, fixating on an issue that he knows he can do nothing about. The problem I have with the woke crowd is how impractical they are. And now you talk to me in vague terms about making sacrifices...Mention one you would like me to make without saying something vague if you think you're well grounded... let's talk solutions now

[@SylviaTella]

This speech from Prof.PLO Lumumba of truth we have experienced in the past has to be taken seriously and we should unite as Africans all around the world should stand together for the rights of our people we the people have to wake up and open our ears and our eyes for such a time as now Bless

[@kwabenalarbi-ansa7627]

I admire and love prof. PLO Lumumba so much with all my heart for what he advocates and stands for. I wish all the corrupt and egoistic African leaders will learn some sense from him and change their selfish behavior and see themselves as answerable to the people and not to be despotic, and autocratic over them. Prof. I wish for you God's blessing and life longevity. You are such an honorable man, one in a million.

[@naidoodan9217]

Prof. Lumumba will go down in history as The Greatest African Gem and The Finest African Mind. A powerful & fearless African Ambassador. A beautiful soul.

[@kullekurshakulute3012]

what an energetic Pan-African he is. Huge Respect Prof.

[@pissmillahgandullah9523]

Its racist to be pan-african.

[@ickerolig]

What is "pan"-african?

[@abdissategene237]

Dear Prof PLO Lumumba, thank you for your enlightening speech. you made the point already.

[@andrews.josiah7705]

😭😭😭😭😭 Wow, my country Liberia 🇱🇷 Africa needs revamp, and it’s never too late if only our leaders can realize and take on the speech of our forefathers with passion and work towards bringing their dreams into reality. Thank you Professor PLO Lumumba

[@Darkness-ie2yl]

Leaders? There are no leaders. There are just guys collecting money for their own pleasure.

[@chowwh308]

An outstanding and intelligent speaker..everything said is spot on. Africa has great future with leaders like him.

[@monylukmadingdit7756]

He is such an amazing visionary Pan-African man, thank you Prof. It's time for the Young generations of Pan-Africansim to take it from here.

[@IsaacAyuba]

If this is the best speech I've heard about Pan Africanism, then I haven't heard any. Prof your voice shall echo thru the ages... Bless you sir The closing ideology was flawless...

[@lillianjones1156]

I learned a lot, this was a very powerful speech.

[@NoticeNdema-ql8gz]

Iam from Zambia i feel very comfortable and humbled to hear pro. Pl. Lumumba's messages, my prayer for him is that, may God protect and cover him with his Son's Jesus amen!

[@muhammadsaddique4030]

I can't hide my joy hearing this man all African must hear him. I pray for his life.

[@westwoodly]

I learnt much about Africa through this speech - so lucid and passionate.

[@imthatnggruponthatnag7784]

@jonesy This is such a stupid comment. What's this got to do with putting food on the table? He's talking big picture and your tiny brain is thinking of food. It's a pity.

[@mezazis83]

What a beautiful speech ,full of new vision for this great continent of Africa.The vision I hope inspires for unified action.I am not African heritage,but personally have observed one simple cornerstone which could also change the future of leadership in Africa's future and that is to value healthy early childhood.Because when you experience deep trauma as child,the adaptive strategy which helped the child to survive will say with this child for life.It first of all kills self love,secondly dehumanizes you.And no matter how big is the population it is hard to force connect with others for very big ideas,when deep inside you are not connected to yourself.

[@kingezekaya]

May the almighty continue to give you more knowledge and wisdom to educate those of us who are willing to liberate our dear continent Africa, Jehovah bless you sir

[@eriangelino7800]

We Africans are good at saying something beautifully, but we must start to learn of how to do, of how to work together for our common benefit, and of how to learn how to create things methodically.

[@CantBurnTheSun]

We need sovereignty

[@wubshetderibe6009]

Simple.. Look what Dr Abiy of Ethiopia is doing. Big step starts with a single step..and, dont underestimate the invitation of big scholars like Dr Lumumba in the ministerial meeting.

[@theinternetsavedmylife]

No we should keep moaning about colonialism for the next 500 years 😂😂

[@jagenaught]

@@theinternetsavedmylife Has your pathetic life improved much?

[@theinternetsavedmylife]

@@jagenaught Did I strike a nerve? Do you need oitment for the pain??

[@lasallsa3480]

I've just come across this man's speech. I am from Mali, and sometime said to my friends at a gathering that if as Africans we don't put in place a defense industry, capable of competing with what's happening in the west, our recolonization would be easier than the one our anceators faced. Let's think of our future,

[@antoinekatembo8520]

Strongly AGREED with you Mr. Aziz Sall

[@richardochola6382]

Such a well put comment

[@lasallsa3480]

@Larry Moran, no other reason than a bad management, a lack of a political will, and a lack of a long term vision.

[@davegl9305]

I wouldn't worry about the west so much now a days. Better keep an eye on china too.

[@lasallsa3480]

@Larry Moran i guess you missed that i meant in my first post. I solely mean to put a défense industry in place, and not to depend on others. Africa, with a visionary, and virtuous leadership won't be incapable of it.

[@garfieldbrooks3555]

Hello from Jamaica I coming to visit soon

[@bahunegn]

Great man on the continent of Africa, Professor Lumumba. His speech might be look so unique for some current Ethiopian leaders. They need to be kicked out from their office if they are not sufficient to lead African in the right direction. Uniting Africa is must and that is the only direction!

[@jacksonmwikya2447]

This man has shaped my leadership and I'm humbled to learn from his feet

[@bwambalesemu7043]

I can listen to this speach a hundred times

[@Alltravelerx]

I wish to meet this man one day. I love him

[@yahweh1621]

Indeed powerful message African leadership to change for prosperity.

[@yahweh1621]

I admire one God to enable meet this great man .

[@delroyhenry3295]

Prof Lumumba,Keep up your good work,much appreciated

[@alfabraxton]

All Africans including Artists and political leaders should appreciate this great man while he is still alive

[@annetterenaud5508]

Eloquently said❤️🖤💚

[@alfabraxton]

@@annetterenaud5508 thank you

[@juliusfoleng3556]

Noted

[@kwakwa5196]

Well said. I always enjoyed and learn a lot from him.

[@tebohoedward1943]

I'm always blown away and left with deep cuts in my heart always when I listen to this great man's wisdom.