... POSSIBILITY OF UNITED STATES OF AFRICA ...

Today i'm 22 years of age- but for the past 12years of my life,i've been afflicted with the believe of "NO IMPOSIBILITY" ...all things are possible not about the scripture but as long as you put your heart/mind into it. That a BLACK will ever have the access to be no 1 in the WHITE house remains a taboo to some pple not until my brother in MIND breaks the ground and today we have a BLACK MAN IN THE WHITE HOUSE - will someone tell me thats a luck? Its simply a fact to prove that their is no IMPOSSIBILITY. The possibility of United State of Africa lies in the hand of Africans - Its very VERY VERY VERY POSSIBLE TO ACHIEVE ! Now there is a call for a Performing Generation not just a Generation. There is a call for a CHANGE...and the CHANGE starts from YOU and I.

That their is Tribalism,Nepotism,Corruption,Wars,Poverty etc but the question is that is their any of this things that can not experience a CHANGE?...... remember CHANGE is inevictable.
. A UNITED STATES OF AFRICA will come soonest !

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Permalink Reply by Daniel Ajumobi on January 20, 2009 at 12:23pm

Zander De Klerk from South africa says -

Sorry to say it buddy, but if you want me to list African countries who have been decimated by their very own leaders, MY essay will dwarf yours. History has shown, quite simply, that without capitalism, democracy, and socialistic leanings towards upliftment of the poor, NO CHANGE will happen. And who is to blame? You would think that with Africa's vast natural resources there would be much lower trade deficits- but hey! Corruption and selfish politics win again. No suprise there.

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Permalink Reply by Daniel Ajumobi on January 20, 2009 at 12:25pm

I replied....

Bitter truth is what you just declare..no doubt. But the fact still remains that NO IMPOSSIBILITY.
Accepted,the whole body is in Jeopardy and cleasing must start from the head - That can still be ACHIEVE as far as i'm concern.I'm well abreast that 99% Our Leaders are Canker Worm and they are to be buried alive - Is it that we can not achieve This if we really want to?

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Permalink Reply by Daniel Ajumobi on January 20, 2009 at 12:26pm

Enitan Yetunde Olutunbi Mabogunje-Uchea says....

Wow! I'm kind of taken by you guys discussion. Great Minds.

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Permalink Reply by Daniel Ajumobi on January 20, 2009 at 12:27pm

Funmilayo Idris also as this to say....

a united states of Africa is actually very possible, nd it could b sooner than u think...,lots of unimaginable stuffs r goin to hapen in d years to come....., a generation is gradually gettin extinct nd its neva goin to b busines as usual 4 their seeds.. its just a case of evolution,gradually droplets of clean water into a dirty cup gives a clean cup.. CHEERS.

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Permalink Reply by Daniel Ajumobi on January 20, 2009 at 12:29pm

Zander De Klerk reply the second time ...

Stop using the European argument- African countries have been independent for AT LEAST 25 years- Europe has nothing to do with this argument. Africa has all the natural resources to be entirely self-sufficient... Yet they create enormous trade deficits and spend almost no money on infrastructure. I despise reading ignorant arguments relating to so-called "political" situations... African governments are NOT political. Being political implies a level of organisation- and the substantiated evidence freely available proves that there is no economic skill involved in MANAGING these countries. But all of a sudden, take a look at the African countries that are 1. Democracies. 2. Capitalistic. 3. Developed... All of a sudden, a trend comes to light- these countries are run like businesses, with strong economic fundamentals. South Africa, biggest example. Nepotism is the reason African countries fail their people. The USAF WILL NOT HAPPEN. Why? Language disparity. And the beaurocracy will be plagued by 1. Nepotism. 2. Greed. 3. Zero accountability. I welcome all who would debate this, but i ask- please use English properly.:) i battle to understand some of your terms!

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Permalink Reply by Daniel Ajumobi on January 20, 2009 at 12:30pm

and then i have this to say again...

Zander, i can feel your pain as a Pan African. Our leaders, the so called Head as turn out into an object of Mockery/Pain and Corruption simply because they do everything to attain the post- they are so humble and full of promises when they are in the race for the position but after achieving thier aims all we here from them as the people is -

I WAS BORN TO LEAD,THE LAND AGREES,THE LAND IS RICH AND SO I MUST BE. I AM LED BY THE LAND CROPS,PETROLEUM AND GOLD.THAT SWELLS THESE GREAT POCKETS WHICH HYNOTISES THE HUNGRY MASSES.THIS GREAT COUNTRY,THIS GREAT LAND,HAS FORCE FED ME RICHES RESERVE FOR THE LEADERs.I WORK FOR THE LAND,I FEED OFF THE LAND.ITS CROPS,PETROLEUM AND GOLD ARE ALL IN MY HANDS,MY GREAT PLANS FOR THE FUTURE,KEEP MILKING THE LAND,GET RID OF MY ENEMIES,IF NEED BEINCITE RIOTS - NEVER CALL ME CIVIL SERVANT FOR I REIGN ON A THRONE.THE PEOPLE ARE LEADERS SERVANTS,THEY SERVE ME ALONE.
It grieves when this happens to be the final speech of a Leader.But i'm bent 4 a CHANGE