Africa Suffering Because We Elect The 'Worst' To Lead Us - Lumumba

[@PaulJones-v8s]

Good evening Mr Patrick mulumba. I'm a Jamaican. I am 67 years old. I consider myself a dyslexic person and uneducated, I must speak the truth. I must tell you that I have never heard any man speaking the way you do. You are the most brilliant man I ever listen to. You should be the president and leader of the world. You can give advice to the world. You are the best and you know what you are talking about. Keep your faith in God always and may God ever surround you with his love and mercy. Have a great night sir you are a godly man. Until then. One love!

[@mfundomagubane8499]

❤

[@NgatiaCaroline]

Waoo..proud of you prof..an intelligent man of God.

[@CudjoeB-sd5pb]

He was rejected at the ballot box in his own backyard!!!…He talks too much by bandying words for self gain….

[@kopiyokratos6759]

Not really, am a Kenyan and I love PLO very much, only that people hate learned people to lead them. And corrupt looters can't allow that. They will collude to make sure you don't get elected.

[@MatthewEdet-ys4ms]

​@@CudjoeB-sd5pbif being president would stop him from speaking the truth, then let him be what he is, and still speak the truth❤

[@GaretPeezy]

Professor Lumumba, your teaching is so great. I didn't realise tears running down my cheeks👏👏👏 watching from Solomon Islands🇸🇧

[@beckykenyaable]

Where on earth is Solomon Islands 🙆🙆

[@roncy1069]

From Papua New Guinea, I admire this man very much. Wish my country has a man like PLO Lumumba. Africa, you're so fortunate to have him.

[@josephkanyugi3799]

Sorry Sir. This man comes from my country, Kenya. He was even my year mate at University and we don't listen to him. He is not corrupt therefore, he can't win an elective post and Governments run away from him.

[@haymanobonyo8829]

@@josephkanyugi3799 UMESEMA KAUKWELI

[@carolines6195]

I have not been your country, nor his but we can all enjoy and copy his example right where we are.

[@roncy1069]

@josephkanyugi3799 thank you sir for your comment, Your country Kenya is blessed to produce such man. I mentioned Africa because of the way his view and ideas he expresses are for the good of the whole people of Africa.

[@roncy1069]

@carolines6195 thank you sir, you're correct. I have learnt so much from listening to his powerful speeches. We can all play our part from where we live thus make our world a better place to live in during our life time.

[@michaelbejiga4604]

So intelligent...great ideas flow from the brain of this great African man....respect from Ethiopia 🇪🇹

[@shadymovic9836]

In many years to come, our children will watch this man as Americans watch Martin Luther King Jr. making a speach. We value people only when they're no more. Let's all appreciate Prof. Lumumba now that he's here👏🏾

[@paskadiana5940]

😢😅❤

[@paskadiana5940]

We need to do what he is saying❤😂3😂3

[@berylmwamuka381]

Africa Please Listen

[@thecitizen492]

He is the great.

[@southeastnaija7629]

Well said

[@popkanoantonio5581]

Surprising how such an intelligent Kenyan gets more invitation for presentation in other African countries than his homeland! Proud of you sir, from Kenya.

[@padmoney]

Copy

[@chrisadha1206]

The problem in Kenya/Africa is tribalism and electing the worst to lead us. In Africa, political class glorify mediocrity.

[@apostlemachosamuel4247]

Those who have ears in Africa must here what God is saying to Africa.

[@wakushibandfrombushland]

Don't divide africa kaka tupo pamoja with ❤ .africa must be wake up

[@seralockington7347]

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[@amb.ernestibudeh]

This is not a prepared speech neither reading from a teleprompter... This is truly a great Man... This is called educated Man

[@teresiawperson8002]

He sure is very educated?!! He is teaching us to Love ourselves too🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Majitamsanja]

💯💯💯💯I AGREE WITH YOU.

[@collinsshows]

😊

[@niriapoderosa4368]

❤

[@OchiengGodfrey-do7rz]

Not even educated but it's inbuilt naturally ❤

[@loisewacuka6847]

I'm happy that we as kenyan have heeded Prof PLO Lumumba's voice and we're rising up against bad governance and systems that don't work for the people✊🏿✊🏿🇰🇪🇰🇪

[@Majitamsanja]

SO PROUD OF MY KENYAN BROTHERS AND SISTERS. YOU HAVE WOKEN SO MANY OF US IN THE AFRICAN CONTINENT.🙏🏽✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✌🏾✌🏾

[@SaibuMustopha]

This man is your country Messiah, you don't know, listen to him and follow his preaching

[@assamulangkaya974]

Dr PLO Lumumba you are crown jewel of African nations. I am your admirer from the Muslim Mindanao, Philippines..

[@bernicemukamo1736]

I really appreciate proffesor lumumba...Africa needs more people like you. I'm working towards that.

[@FelixJack-rr6ui]

Really true I support your words my bro.The truth be spoken

[@timothyadegbite5901]

When it comes to being passionate about Africa and her greatness, Prof Patrice Lumumba never disappointed. My respect sir.

[@MrTONY8476]

Question What do you do ? @@rafaelw8115

[@leonardorjioffor6683]

​@@rafaelw8115without talking there cannot be a way out

[@ledimumeh]

And you what have you contributed. At least, Lumumba has contributed in talking.

[@chomasensi]

@@rafaelw8115 At least he's talking, he's better than most Africans with our mouths shut all while enjoying the circuses going on in our countries. What's your contribution since you're quick to point fingers?

[@chomasensi]

@@rafaelw8115 1) Where did I blame the west? 2) What is actually your solution? You've written bunch of nothing without offering a single solution, only criticism. 3) Get help, Stockholm syndrome is strong within you, you're embarrassing your country people and Africans, take several seats bum.

[@SauzuoMutanitala]

Pro Lumumba is a blessing to Africa and Africans, we should all preach togetherness and become the United State of Africa.

[@junglemissionary3499]

I was moved to tears listening to this Africa's illustrious son, Prof. Lumumba. Of a truth, Africa, most especially Nigeria, is not short of influencial leaders. There are leaders who can only speak to our pockets, how we can improve our economic viablity but there are few who by dint of their moral compass and discipline, who can speak to our conscience and arouse our gait to the fact that wealth and dignity are 2 different destinations. Unfortunately many of our leaders including the religious ones are teaching us to hunt to be wealthy not minding if we line our pockets with what belongs to the entire citizenry. Prof. is a danger to the Western world who sponsors the worst among us to rule the rest of us. By that device, they can continue to rape Africa. But there is hope for Africa with men and women like Prof Lumumba, Col. Traore of Burkina Faso and few others.

[@AmankwaaBeatriceOseiAman-rs4zy]

They are only happy if we Will continue to be foolish!! They dont want us to be wise.

[@nicholasmotsatse8118]

Prof. Lumumba's memory of dates and events is amazing. His knowledge of the continent is inspiring.

[@MichelineDelhaes]

Wellcome others

[@biko89housebuyer48]

Africa for the Africans!!!

[@tsepangsetimela8314]

His knowledge of the entire globe Brother

[@apostlesithole_gosah3892]

He is too powerful in his presentation

[@Aisha-zf7sp]

Mutuleke

[@Marvin-Davis]

No one knows the history of Africa currently as compare to this man. He is a gift to this continent.

[@sulaymantouraytravel]

Im afraid many people wont listen because his face is too ugly but I like his message!

[@NgoniSeremwe]

very true

[@SpotonwithTP-qz6wq]

Not just its history but also what's hold us back.

[@walsjell]

we dint need to know history! fact are . africans are primitive tribal ppl! they invented nothing as modern society! white ppl exploited them and then were force t move out. and that it! tribile ppl left alone , dont know how to make economy how to build and create jobs , and rulers who dont know how to make politics aor bisness just take some money to themself make a better living for a few .. no schools no factories n bisness . you really think that in fiuture africa gone be tere duo own resourcess ? diamond not buld rich africa ? why gold or anything will do? this will become privat bisness !

[@horseshoes3523]

Sure nough!!

[@emmanuelmawutor7155]

What we are very good in Africa is, we wait till the messages dies before we start listening to them.. long live PRO. PATRICK LUMUMBA

[@raphaelayikwei3904]

Listening to this great man makes you cry for Africa. Tears were flowing down my cheeks.😢 He is a walking library of Africa 😮. His Intellect is off the charts

[@ursamajor6347]

Are you African? What are you going to do besides cry?

[@badarpurschool9618]

Bhagwan Africa ko pragati de Khushhali de Samanta de

[@SthembisoMsezane-jn4pf]

I constantly angage in these auguments, and he continues to impress me. This man is great.

[@stanslausshayo7104]

m m

[@nkwinebenson9093]

90 is tr .

[@faithwafula7466]

As a Kenyan I need to appreciate prof more and more

[@jstravel-journal7077]

The same guy who the KK at the Supreme Court.

[@cris_pin2571]

Too bad Kenyans still underestimate the Impact this man has on Africa

[@Taylordessalines]

While kenyan leaders have banned african clothing and let Ruto welcome the west with open arms.

[@cynthiavambram9915]

He's truly an asset to Africa. I which our leaders could listen to him.

[@Josephine-1-i2v]

If you are a God given they will not choose you they will opt for baal serving

[@brightedomwonyi7132]

When I listen to this great son of Africa, tears run down my chin as I weep for Africa

[@afromedia710]

Exactly and you hear people laughing. Laugh for what they should be crying for. Sad!! Nothing he said that’s funny at all.

[@mcdavidbuildingtech]

Same things always happens to me whenever I see his face , Prof Lumumba always angry in his face

[@georgeappiah8314]

THE WAY HE THINK IS DIFFERENT FROM THE WAY OUR POLITICIANS THINK

[@KDean22]

LOW INTELLIGENCE PEOPLE ADMIRE POLITICIANS

[@amadoujallowjunior7206]

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[@sleekddanny3863]

Dr. Lumumba, the African prophet. We have ears, but how many listen? Dr. Lumumba tried to preach & exercise his quality ideologies in Kenya, & was cast out...a great leader, a visionary & brilliant scholar whose dream & wish is to see Africa Great...thank you Doc..much respect. Stay resilient & together WE CAN make Africa Great...twende kazi...🇰🇪

[@SenzosenkosiGobeni]

I'm a young man from SA, and ever since I started listening to the messages that Prof shares with us young Africans, I'm now a real Pan African. The knowledge he drops always shine a light within, and may God's protection be apon him, and may God continue to bless him. And may his teachings bring about more young Africans with wisdom such as his, to generations and generations to come. Thank you Professor 🙏, you are God sent

[@Mazigaro]

I grew up with mind that was white washed and that includes my parents. Thanks to the internet for opening my eyes. Thanks to people who upload videos that shed light on black excellence. Thanks to our leaders like Prof Lumumba and Dr Arikana. Sometimes we have to unlearn to really start learning 🇿🇼✊🏾🇿🇦

[@anoynmanonymous8304]

Swag guy just walks up and shooed the emcee for wasting time... this man means serious business! Very wise man and I am not sure why people with such wisdom and character is still sitting at the side benches and letting idiots run Africa...

[@dicksonpaulo4885]

​@@Mazigaro knowledge is a power

[@stanlybrightonyema8866]

Waow what a wisdom

[@ehimareogbole7265]

I have one the greatest stars from Africa. That's this man.

[@ChiefFebo-xp9lw]

This man! This man! This man! He is sent by God to liberate Africa. Any country that listens to him and acts shall surely be liberated. God bless you PLO LUMUMBA.

[@TO-xm1vh]

why are we always waiting for god to solve nigeria problem?.... when you answer this question you will find progress...untill then good luck... the speaker said africa will not rise by prayer and fasting...i hope you jotted that down somewhere for deep thought.

[@Nwachukwu-g5n]

Prof. Lumumba is a very very rare gem and Africa should be glad that we have a man during this unprecedented tim. He is filled with thought provoking wisdom that is rightfully needed. Africa must wake up and rise up to better him/herself.

[@kiariejackson9460]

❤

[@charleskizito7815]

unfortunately much as he is appreciated in other lands, his own homeland has never harvested his wisdom. yet his land has a lot of problems both socially, politically and economically. they see him as a mere orator and nothing more, that is Africa, always making poor choices only to harvest queer consequences . God help Africa.

[@rickjames3257]

No he is not. We are many! B1

[@poliwani1823]

I advise Patrick Mulumba to open colleges in Africa where such powerful teaching can though to African youths. the guy is very brilliant and very intelligent.

[@iyebiyeolawuyi1832]

This man is sooooo good. I feel proud to be African whenever I listen to him

[@FaysalMagaji]

I swear to Almighty God bro.

[@FelixOrina8]

I'm proud to be a Kenyan and African! Prof. Lumumba is endowed with vast knowledge on Pan Africanism, history, religion, law et cetera...

[@walsjell]

proud of what? old tribal laws and stagnation in evolving as a modern nation?

[@malefetsanekoalane4549]

I am equally proud my brother. I think the good prof is not endowed. He displays an exceptional adherence to the work ethic that we so dearly need on the continent. Johannesburg.

[@claudiolombene3018]

Ruto

[@FelixOrina8]

@@walsjell nonsense!

[@mikewalters4045]

Am in tears listening to prof,even though am in Germany, my love for Africa is soo strong,😢

[@SILA3780]

Must you say uko Germany? Kenyans lakini 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@scu21843147]

Your one example of what he is talking about. Europe is better than Africa. Instead of focusing and working in your country

[@ilovemylife9488]

​@@scu21843147yes you are right Europe is even far better than African continent, because 90 percent of Europeans understand each other and respect their laws But African 90 percent of African leaders will steal the money that belongs to that country all the minerals sources they took it to Europe and sell enjoy with their families while the citizens who voted in power suffer even more I only know one Arab nation called ( Libya) who's ex President Gaddafi used the money that belongs to his country to build Libya using the same money to offer citizens every thing is free including monthly allowance to any citizens and free accommodation etc

[@walsjell]

@@scu21843147 up! black ppl want to live like modenr ppl in modern society but they not worken on it! not crested modern society and they cant! they living in tribal culture! any resourcess will be keept in provat hands of a few rich ppl! and you prefer to work with russia duo you are angry towards any other white nations? look what russia is doig to any other close coutry and how the friendship with russia ending .. venesuela , cuba , korea.. today ukraine..

[@mariamsesay9391]

@@scu21843147some of us did not have a choice, our parents brought us to Europe.

[@Tony-e9n]

Prof PLO Lumumba. Your speech brilliantly clear not for Africans itself but for global new generations

[@njomenpiuswanji4395]

May the African continent give birth to millions of Plo Prof. Patrick Lumumba. Those who have ears, let them hear him and act upon it.

[@tugumejohn9257]

the problem is they control the world by limiting the people from accessing information we get only to information they need us to know. and they control the money.

[@maryjoyalohan654]

. Yes they are already born . See Nnamdi Kanu they locked 🔒 him up for saying the truth.

[@oluwaseunamure4673]

God bless the womb that carried prof. Lumumba. One of the few consistent truth sayers

[@michaelbejiga4604]

Yes, really a Golden woumb....proud mother...delivers great man....intelligent man... GOD BLESS THE CROWN JEWEL OF AFRICA....

[@hizzyway]

😢This is my first time of listening to this Man and his changed my mindset about this our dear continent Africa... Thank you 'Professor Lumumba' for sharing more light to the dark side...

[@JaneDeh]

You are really a gem prof. I'm watching from Ghana and I am always inspired by your speeches. I wish every African country gets 1-5 of your type

[@cookwithjosh7078]

This man is a genius still alive. He gives his speech without any paper. So much brains. As in eh

[@Emanidem]

He literally defended a stolen election. Preaches purity but backs and benefits from the corrupt elite

[@scottola2497]

Prof. Lamumba is one of the best orators of any human age and time. He is a God send of our time. He really speaks the raw truth to the conscience of humanity !! it's amazing how he speeches through without even reading anything... that is what we call talent.. . !!

[@gracejoy8162]

In tears when I listened to you sir. Oh God Almighty. I wish this pregnant speech reach the ears of 50 percent Africans. Young, old, those in position and the commoners, all sectors. Oh I am tired of crying. I see myself in Kuwait for the past 10 years working as a maid just to take care of two kids I left home. I had to choose this option when after struggling in hardship to study and become a registered nurse in my country Cameroon I still couldn't afford to take good care of my children. I was employed in the private sector but the salary was a quarter of what I earn here as a maid. Oh Africa. And I was a talented nurse, good credibility and trying to even have my own medicine store without being illegal, I met my doom with terrible kinds of tax payers contributions. Now my kids are growing up without the motherly love and that's gonna affect their lives. When I am aged and I can't work as a maid anymore this country will not accommodate me. I will have to go back home to just wait to die and be buried. What a life.

[@agborfionarn7837]

My dear sister from Cameroon, it's hard indeed. Plz try to get a registered nursing license to work in Kuwait as a nurse. You will get a better job, and be able to bring your kids over as well. Don't let your wonderful nursing skills go to waste. Nurses are in high demand worldwide. I have a KZbin channel where I encourage nurses about working and studying abroad

[@oldmandiy2040]

Never give up, never ever. Trust in God, He will make a way for you.

[@isheunesuchitakunye9527]

A man of books will always hold to task on dates….just listen, what a marvel!

[@malickndimballand4231]

You make be cry with the realities across the African content.

[@mauriceniyitegeka9130]

I feel very sorry for you sister, may God of peace wipes your tears and gives you many reasons to smile.

[@anthonyrivas2130]

This gentleman Patrice lumumba should be the president of Africa this is the quality of leadership Africa needs as soon as possible

[@rosequaye8172]

Prof. Lumumba, you are greatly appreciated . May the good Lord keep blessing you to help Mother Africa wake up from her slumber. Beautifully delivered speech.❤❤❤

[@georgeedem1356]

Erudite Professor Lumumba,you are the voice of Africa. Africans listen to him and set yourselves free from neocolonialism,colonial mentality and every other things that make us backward and underdeveloped.

[@andrewekanem333]

''in Africa, we keep the hyena with the goats and later wonder why the goats are been eaten.'' ''at 63, Nigeria still import chicken as if our own chicken have forgotten to lay eggs" GREAT WORDS FROM MY MENTOR P. LUMUMBA

[@RosesAreRed-n5p]

We do need to get europeans countries out of africa they have done a lot of evils likes genocides they transports the peoples them as slaves on ships to the carribeans and north and south americans they done all manners of evils to us then they colonies the whole continents. And enslaved the People in there own countries and starved them and force them to worked if they didn't worked hard enough they inprison the man wife and murder his wife and children saying he didn't worked hard enough that what the belguim did and this is what great Britain did they castrated men in Kenya germany worked africa to death from the age of six they put them in concentrations with out hardly any food or water they force them to worked making railway lines many of those was as young as six year children's the way that they were living was not very hygienic so many of them died for that reason it was unbearable. For these poor innocents africans people's and the 🇫🇷 france massacres the very soldiers that safe them from nazi Germany so they must leaves every last one of them because of the massacres and genocides they done to africa and they keep robbing africa of all its wealth france keeps doing this T

[@michellesolomon808]

🙏🙏🙏

[@mcgrewrolland5148]

Words on marble. Have to spend days to digest what Prof said here and sarcastically the truth sounded funny... What a shame

[@Njajannjie]

Truly speaking- Africans are worst enemies of Africa - They bent on destroying their fellow Africans. I would have said it's a dream, but going through dead propaganda campaigns by Gambians against me I came to realise that we have a very long way to go - Africans must unite, and learn to love their brothers and sisters, stop the pretentions, be realistic, stop undermining your fellows you should help. Africans make Africans hopeless of their motherland - Africa rise - Thanks you Prof. Lumumba for sharing your wisdoms, reminding Africans the need to unite, to develop our continent. God bless you

[@ursamajor6347]

Wow you guys really allowed yourselves to played. SMH

[@genenealemu4888]

Dear Patric Lumumba( PhD). Im from Ethiopia. I like the way you expresses about the African and African Leaders, the methods they lead our communities.

[@kenajiyo]

I admire prof. A lot,him and dr. Arikana. Please Africa,do the right thing so that we can come home. Watching from Guyana 🇬🇾

[@ezenwachristopher6594]

Guyana and other Carribean countries are also part of Africa

[@desmondpowell68]

​@@ezenwachristopher6594 equally divided

[@steveobiago8271]

Every time i listen to Prof. i start asking myself questions of why GOD has allowed this happen to us.....Africa remains our Home and we must rebuild it no matter the obstacles within or external. Thanks Prof. for once more showing us the light!!

[@ursamajor6347]

God didn't allow it to happen. AFRICANS allowed it to happen. In your defense, you probably didn't realize what kind of monsters the Europeans are which made it easy to manipulate you and take over your lives and resources. The real test is what are you going to do about???

[@malama_ka_aina]

We have tried to elect the right candidate, but lost through civilian coup. Always a pleasure to listen to Prof PLO Lumumba.

[@nambiemahasmiyumahama8526]

Tell me, which of the current leaders that have been consumed by coup was the right person? If you are talking about the era or independence leaders like Patrice Lumumba of Congo, Osagyefor Dr. Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana, Silvanus Olympio of Togo ect then I agreed with you but if you talking about the current crop of puppets forget it. They were take out because they were serving the interests of 😂western countries and ignoring their own people or they were just not performing yet imposing themselves on their people because of the powers that they have so to me the coup serve them right.

[@malama_ka_aina]

@@nambiemahasmiyumahama8526 I am talking of the recent Nigerian election, but thank you for the history lesson.

[@nambiemahasmiyumahama8526]

@@malama_ka_aina oh ok and you most welcome. Anyway which candidate are you referring to as “the right candidate”? I hope you are not referring to your current suppose president?😝😂🤣

[@malama_ka_aina]

@@nambiemahasmiyumahama8526 You obviously know nothing of Nigeria. That's fine. Maybe stick with giving history lessons. Also, if I said we tried electing the right candidate, why would I be talking of the person who is there now? Like I said, maybe stick to giving history lesson.

[@nambiemahasmiyumahama8526]

@@malama_ka_aina my brother please don’t get bitter, I didn’t use any fowl words in my presentation so I expected you to do same. We are all sharing our opinions and thoughts issues affecting Africa our mother land so don’t make it looks as if someone is from a different continent. Yes is possible I might have misunderstood what you were putting across but trust me we all are talking about same issue. I might coke from Nigeria but trust me the issue Nigeria is having now is same issue across the African continent so please take it easy ok. Thanks

[@QuintFK]

I've heard of great orators like Cicero, Churchill, Martin Luther King. How they were able to motivate their people to action. Prof. Lumumba has moved me with this speech. I'm ready to do my bit for Africa.

[@stillmydamnsef]

This lovely man holds me in a spell each time he speaks.. all without pre written speech all from the brain😊 very intelligent

[@emmanueladeyemi5512]

This is a solemn call... I was literally in tears listening to him. There is hope: Africa will be great again! Play your part and let the result be the testimony of your effort.

[@Koloviv48i]

Well said but seeing your Nigeria sounding name , your country is a bad role model, example is that new president, the old man who have nothing to offer Nigerians. The same apply to the criminal Ghana old president that bankrupt Ghana to the extent that Ghana who just few years ago was a shining light in the continent ha e now become a laughing stock .

[@chikateemaksnwoke416]

I don't know but I just love this man Prof PLO Lumumba 😊 I can spend 28hrs a day listening to him.

[@solomonofori9281]

This is the voice of African Professor Lumumba may the lord keep him alive for us more power more wisdom to embrace God bless you Papa❤

[@RichardJuukovsky]

FANTASTIC SPEECH!! I hope Nigerian leaders and politicians take note and break free from the colonial mindset. If they do, greatness awaits Nigeria and the African continent and this road starts with African unity and African leaders to have faith in their people, countries and the continent and stop looking to those that colonised us and their friends for solutions or advice and instead wake up and recognise the alternatives in this new and modern world of today. After 500 years of abuse, exploitation and anything they can do to sabotage our attempts at development, paralyse us in poverty through slavery, colonisation, debt traps and illegal and criminal contracts gained through threats, blackmail and extortion, surely it is time to tell our leaders and politicians who go back for more that enough is enough. You should be facing these people as your opponents across the table in international courts, not across a table for advice in the unwarranted and illogical belief that they have changed their ways or wish you no harm. We must elect and support African leaders who understand this and refuse to stop walking into the same walls and tripping over the same stick. God bless Nigeria. Great stuff. Peace and love

[@chukwuemekaunachukwu9399]

Waiting for politicians is futile.

[@CCLitterer]

Just remember what happend to Patrice Lumumba. Any serious attempt to break free from the colonial chains and your president won't live for long.

[@honeybunch6473]

Oh dear God.

[@swalehelugendo1483]

Point of view

[@munyasachikonye4389]

The wisdom this man has is unmatched.

[@stano7612]

Well said Prof Lumumba we have to stop conflicts among ourselves Africans

[@yahiyahiya121]

Allah bless you

[@yahiyahiya121]

You're my African hero

[@yahiyahiya121]

You're are my my Master

[@yahiyahiya121]

I love to listen you

[@yahiyahiya121]

I love you millions times and Allah protect you from enemies Ameen

[@josphinenduta2011]

The most brilliant African today. Live long Patrick Lumumba

[@grantnewsome9409]

Yes he one of Africa Finest that God for him there will be more

[@netchacaboverde]

Goosebumps! Thank you, Professor. Our love from Cape Verde islands!

[@boysiehallhall2140]

This is a very powerful and interesting lecture. Professor Patrice Lumumba reminded me of Marcus Garvey, Martin Luther King, and Walter Rodney just to name a few activists. His heart is in the right place, but the challenge is real. Africa must unite and be one country/continent. With all the natural and human resources it has Africa should be a super power. Nigeria should have taken the lead in leading the continent going forward. Africa Must Unite!!

[@billbrown1631]

I am in tears absolutely amazing 👏 👏👏👏👏 much love from Michigan ❤️ let's go Africa ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@PeterTorgbenu-r4g]

Africa rise

[@ithenya]

Let us go now kenyan in Boston watching Ruto 😢😢

[@paulbooth4399]

Thank god for this man pray themost high alliluyl,

[@titsaa_]

He was named after Patrice Lumumba. He is a reincarnation of the hero, the leader of Congo who was assassinated by Western imperialists. This man is in pain whenever he speaks. I feel so hurt as an African. We need to come together and liberate the black nation all over the world.

[@DarlingtonFEgbu]

We need more of this kind of thinking and speech. Watched from Washington, D.C. USA.

[@diamondequityconsultingd.e8028]

This is a professor for real. A reader, researcher and an analyst of analytical analysis.

[@brownberry6662]

A Great African with passion for Our continent. God bless you Sir

[@dontforgetyouwilldie9801]

I hope his efforts will make CHANGE! With Respect, from Ethiopia 🇪🇹

[@ChristopherKorkollie]

I'm from Liberia West Africa, you are indeed a great voice of Africa thank you

[@nyandapatrick2459]

"When you allow Hyena's to take care of the goats, why are you supprised when the goats is being eaten by the Hyena's", I love that statement.

[@cedricjacobs4917]

That analogy describe the very image which is ANC,who is the ruling party in my beloved South Africa we keep on voting the same skelms in government and expecting different results

[@austinjuma7445]

😅

[@MamaTreNiner]

​@@cedricjacobs4917Please don't overlook the fact that the colonizers have a hand in that BS!!! 🤔

[@obedirect5491]

@18:28

[@sarahgibbons2088]

Well said!

[@KierrasWorld]

Ask all the questions and learn learn learn. We got this ❤❤ Black Americans support you 🎉🎉

[@Nobleman99]

It's a good thing the professor came to save this woman. By the way, this Man is a beacon of hope for Africa. Let the young African listening pay attention and rise up.

[@kingdarlius]

Leaders dont like him because theyre corrupt😢😢

[@nadikastephen5466]

let's us rise as black bro sus across this globe we all are suffering as a people from slavery we are one whersoever we are I feel every word spoken we are all black people my ancestors paid for chains and cycles why I'm nothing sitting somewhere in the land of Africa we are not better in the west as African descendants we really don't even know where we are from we were scattered all over the western world 😢

[@webbychisenga9426]

Father Lumumba this is Zambia. You speak well and I'm only asking you to go through Africans to teach this same speech so that we change our ways.

[@sundayajigbade711]

Unity will play a long role in African society. Love ❤️ your Africans with your whole heart ❤️. Since I started listening 👂 to this man speech 🎤. The spirit of Pan African in me has increased dramatically. ❤❤❤❤ . I have been defending a lot of Africans ladies who work in Iraq 🇮🇶 as an housemaid. A Uganda 🇺🇬 , Senegal 🇸🇳 Ghana 🇬🇭 Nigeria 🇳🇬 and so on and so forth.

[@BrianLubusi]

God bless you I'm too grateful for your helping them.🙏🏽

[@danielibekwe]

Part of Africa's problem is "unseriouness", the urge to cheer, clap and laugh when serious issues are discussed.

[@realitynaija2152]

Major and number one problem.

[@ivybannerman-wood453]

If you are not from Ghana, be assured, you speak for Ghana as well. LACK OF SERIOUSNESS

[@bmjnation6351]

Is true when they laugh when it's serious, i always feel like they don't get it.

[@LanreBASHUA-ri2er]

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[@LanreBASHUA-ri2er]

Pppp

[@thulanitshuma128]

This man this man, is just something else. This man has brains, that's what Africa needs and nothing else.

[@nmg]

This guy is VERY WISE. If it was up to me, as a KENYAN, I would like him to be the next PRESIDENT of my country KENYA

[@tebohocamillusletlotlo9290]

I am an African (South Africa) and l want to agree that what you are saying is long overdue. The mistake that many of us do is to vote for the wrong people

[@helenasollei8798]

It’s not à Guy, it’s à MAN .

[@nadikastephen5466]

THIS MAN IS A BLESSING TO BLACK PEOPLE AROUND THE WORLD ...LORD CONTINUE TO KEEP HIM AND BLESSED HIM

[@wilberforcebentil9731]

Well done Prof, let us see the light in Africa not in competition with any race but for our own race and dignity.

[@newlifechristianuniversity748]

Listening to him speak is so enlightening. Africa will be transformed if we put action behind our words. Thank you Prof L

[@mosestellewoyan9450]

Every time Professor Lumumba speaks, the resonance of logic is evident throughout. Thanks for your unwavering stance for a better and more united Africa. And I am of the view that one day, Africa will certainly achieve the betterment and unity we seek. May God bless our beautiful continent. ❤️

[@sirdhr1930]

Amen

[@malefetsanekoalane4549]

Whew!!! The man breathes fire..He trots out dates,figures ,names and countries without so much as glancing at notes. He speaks in a language that makes you feel that when he is speaking in Lagos, he is also speaking to you in Johannesburg . True unifier. The UN chamber becomes empty when addressed by African leaders, we need PLO to speak for the whole Africa. He can cover all the bases.

[@VERYPURPLE]

“Listen how”‼️pure,passionate,and also knowledgeable this man is‼️ No teleprompter no looking on paper he’s speaking from the heart 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🫶🏾

[@AiahCassegbeeNyandebo]

So inspiring Pof, May god continue to bless you richly until Africa regains her glory

[@EvelynJoe-g9j]

GOD BLESS YOUR VOICE PROF. LUMUMBA! I CRY LISTENING TO THIS TRUTH. MAY THE SPIRIT OF AFRICAN RISE!

[@yvonnewilliams6238]

Gosh I love this man.. so humble, a man of wisdom. Wake up Africa the writing is on the wall 👍

[@MonicaKnoche]

Mr Lumumba you are BLESSED and you have GIFT from GOD.

[@ogungbemidaniel1071]

All Prof said are deep insight that warrant tears and not cheers. I don't understand the crowd clapping. We like clapping in this country to things that should bring soberness and deep reflection.

[@kelvinowenability6603]

A proof that the message was misunderstood. But thank GOD that a few got it.

[@gregoryigwe2712]

Exactly my worries. Prof Lumumba's speech and points raised concerns that the audience ought to chew upon and deeply reflect

[@mosesonwuzurike8239]

What a speech Prof! Respect sir 🙏

[@oluwafemifalola1688]

We clap to the most stupid of things - don't be surprised about this.

[@thebreak786]

We always think that we have a responsibility to clap when a big personality speaks irrespective of what he says

[@FrancisDial]

Thank you professor Lumumba for standing before the world and speaking the truth. God bless you sir.

[@patrickmuleega1506]

Your a man of another planet Really lumumba what are you God bless you I wish Africans could understand you

[@mathewnamhindo992]

You're loved by the whole African continent professor Lumumba. From Namibia

[@herwaldmckay5789]

Not the whole of Africa, trust meh.

[@lightnesselirehema1464]

❤ from tz

[@lawalusmanolanrewaju966]

Professor Lumumba's illustrious didacticism has always been a hit right from the time I discovered this great Son of Africa. I was awestruck listening to this great speech; it felt as though some nerves were aroused in me and I felt the pain and the need for Africans to rise beyond the mediocre level we're in. It's painful that we only are good at cheering great speeches- clapping and limping like babies but die soonest just before most leave the hall. We need more than enthusiasm or cheerfulness, we need to take considerable action as prof has highlighted! We need to keep sensitizing ourselves and save ourselves from the wolves in sheep's clothing; we need to jerk ourselves off from the wicked fist of the imperialists using our leaders to make us poor and wretched as always. It's time we awoke from the slumber of deceit and the sleight of the Europeans in making us believe the African soil is unprofitable, the continent demands we all harness our strength and talents to rebuild and reform Africa and give it the new superstructure it deserves. God bless you, Prof, live long in much wisdom, sir.

[@t.kayoung5304]

Thank you for this huge input. I look forward to reading a book from on Decolonizing the African mind Finding African solutions to African Problems Connecting from Cameroon

[@ikennahenry4003]

I believe a day would come when the stars align, and we shall have passionate Pan-African heads of state who would lead us with pride. Leaders willing to leave a positive legacy. Leaders who would eliminate the boundaries and Foster economic growth and oneness in Africa

[@hetty7891]

When is he coming to UK ?? I loved the conference. This man is pure wisdom, open eyed for this African generation. We need a book prof Lumumba

[@AduKwadwoTieku]

Come back home from uk and stop wanting africa to always go to uk

[@hetty7891]

@@AduKwadwoTieku 😂

[@AjebitReuben]

I love you professor, as a pan African ism help us to expose the problems in the Cameroon and Amazonians which the the western nation's have been so quiet because of their participation in the exploitation of the land of Ambazonian.Affican must only be proud only if we have the abilities to solve problem within .I thrust you can do it sir.

[@geoffreyonkoba7878]

That moment Prof stormed the stage, it was wow, just wow ❤👌🏻

[@innocentndukwu586]

I love this man so so much, full of positive and emulative knowledge without comparisons

[@emmanuelfrancis8616]

What a session. We must not give up and not be discouraged. Our destiny is in our hands. Let Nigeria rise and Africa will rise. We must do politics right, put our laws in order, fix health, agric, education, etc. We must begin to look inward for home grown solutions for our problems. We must define who we are, what we believe in and where we want to be in the near future

[@elizabethonyeka5913]

Nigeria is not country and no one is a Nigeria. It is fake and time to stop the fake.

[@ozumbaifeomaviolet8754]

The Intellectual ability of this Prof. Is top notch. Woaw!.

[@gabrielabel2827]

God bless Prof Patric Lumumba and God bless Africa 🙏

[@PanAfricanNightClub]

If prof. LIMUMBA could speak through every pastor to Africans at least one Sunday in a month Africans will truly be re-educated and transform in a short time

[@annasackey1007]

You said it all. Good job Mr Patrick Mulumba

[@ASIIMWEEVARISTO-eq3ps]

African elder you speak fundamental views to the wrong people. ❤❤❤thank you. Love everyone who do pick well with our wise men like Plo Lumumba. Long live for Africa

[@takeactiontv5485]

This man is not of this world. he's god sent for us to wake up as a people.. please, african black people all around the world are waiting for you to be truly free. Men, it's our duty to fight and die for our children's futures. The time to be cowards is at its end..well done africa im very proud of our steps to freedom...

[@noel.bmunyaka1245]

This man is so passionate about Africa than the rest of us. His speeches touches not only the heart but the soul. He's a GREAT MAN.

[@MaryMtonga-z5i]

This great man of Africa, you have really spoken well. Those leaders who have ears let them hear this message. Long live Prof Lumba

[@vonfloryanzia138]

Really proud of you Dr. L. I've seen many changes since I have lived. Retired now 😊. And I have been paying close attention to everything. So as a word of encouragement (not saying that you need it probably), KNOW that your voice has power from above. 💫💫💫

[@raymondpatrick1955]

Nothing but the truth,Prof PLO Lumumba. Watching at Nakuru,Kenya.

[@augustopanama8905]

Facts! Elect people that care about the people first and not their own pockets first!!!

[@perisnjeri2726]

I person who has no heart for his nation and his people can NEVER be a leader

[@nakibuukasusana3028]

M7 CARING ABOUT HIS POCKETS 😢

[@FaysalMagaji]

Sure.

[@bjbola1899]

Real professor. You’ve always stand for the truth. Wole Soyinka needs to learn from this.

[@macabara8819]

Wole Soyinka would have been more vibrant in Africa,but Nigeria has a way of crippling a talented person.When snakes swallow money and food for kings are shared by dogs.

[@matthewmatete6661]

Tinubu finally destroys Wole Soyinka by reviewing the real person that he is. A tribal bigot...

[@elani6507]

How can a tribalistic person think beyond his village? Prof Soyinka is the type of educated man Prof Lumumba is talking about, I suppose.

[@obinnaihe4530]

@@matthewmatete6661 A big one.

[@isholabing]

At least people know who Soyinka is. Abeg who is your FATHER

[@chillinibuski7151]

Live long Pro Lumumba🙏🏿❤ Africans are greatful to have you👏🏿we thank you brother🤍

[@misskoren6843]

Play your part Are we listening. This was s very powerful speech, thank you prof

[@gpopoola]

Yes! Dr. Lumunba. Pan Africanism must prevail with attitudes of patriotism.