Religion has been used to manipulate Africans into poverty - PLO LUMUMBA

PLO LUMUMBA - Religion has been used to manipulate Africans into poverty . In one of his speeches, Professor PLO Lumumba, a renowned Kenyan lawyer, and political activist, spoke about how religion has been used to manipulate Africans into poverty. He stated that many African religious leaders have used religion as a tool to control and exploit the masses, which has led to widespread poverty and suffering on the continent. He argued that religion should not be used to justify oppression and inequality, but rather as a means of promoting peace, justice, and equality for all people.

Furthermore, Prof Lumumba argued that Africa's problems cannot be blamed solely on religion, but on a lack of good governance and corruption among African leaders. He called for a new era of leadership in Africa, one that is transparent, accountable, and committed to the well-being of the people. He urged Africans to reject leaders who use religion to justify their actions and instead support leaders who will work towards the betterment of the continent. His speech has been widely shared on social media, and has sparked a lot of discussions and debates on the role of religion in Africa.

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[rawstatustv]

I'm Black American and I approve this message.

[alfredmushi]

I'm black from Tanzania it is pure massage I approve it we need to wake up my fellow Africa

[dominicel]

I'm from Ghana, an African, I support and approve this message. Very true and authentic.

[victorebolum]

A real teacher. The problem with us is that we get these degrees, but we do not read historical texts.

[keishawilliams]

As an African born in America and raised Christian, it never sat well with me. I knew Christianity was not for me. I have been looking at spirituality from an African perspective. I have felt powerful ever since.

[alulysse]

Let's us (African brothers and sisters) go back to our roots!

[chimachike]

That is pure truth Islam and christianity is no our own, before the slave masters came to Africa we got our own way of life.

[SpectacularmemoriesTvls]

I am just so happy that Africa is waking up to the games👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾!!!

[cmack]

Years ago I went to an African pentecostal church and the pastor's message was “If you don't pay your tithes, you'll go straight to HELL.” Just so happened that all the money that went into his church went straight to his bank account. He had his members shook lol.

[ttiLee]

Travelled through Kenya and Tanzania recently, shocked to see the size and opulence of the churches, often built in dirt poor regions.

[emmagreat]

This is the only one voice in the wilderness telling the whole world the bitter truth.

[QK_Daddy]

It's very sad that PLO Lumumba is very underrated in my country 🇰🇪 but one day we shall regret.

[AndreaPortley]

When he said the Bible has been misused, I was floored with conviction! 🙌🙏

[KushQueen]

Left this religion a few years back. Praises to my creator and my ancestors who paved the way for us. They knew the way to connect to our creator.

[GetrudaDeogratius-wjze]

Hakika siku Moja tutakuwa na vya kwetu kama kweli mungu yupo na ndie katuumba, muhm ni tunahitaji wahubili wasio na uoga Kwa yeyote hapa dunian, Babu yetu Lumumba mungu akujalie uzima daima.

[staceyadams]

Such a rich leader! He wanted His People to KNOW The Truth!

[efeocampo]

Uruguayan writer Eduardo Galeano fairly atributed this brilliant summary of African (applicable to Latin America) History to Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Peace Nobel Laureate:
"They came.
They had the Bible and we had our Lands.
They told us:
'Close your eyes and pray'.
When we opened our eyes, WE had the Bible and THEY have OUR Lands."

[OnlyGamesPlayed]

I NEVER THOUGHT ABOUT YESHUA NOT BEING BAPTIZED AS A CHILD! THAT WAS POWERFUL!

[cydy]

The truth shall set you free God bless you and I hope the world see this the world needs more people like you.

[mwitwa]

PLO Lumumba is such an eloquent and knowledgeable speaker. How I love his eigenvalues. If only us Africans can pay attention to his wise words.