ALKALI AMANA’S BOARD: MY COUNTRY

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My Country

In my country, we borrow huge amounts of money because we have run out of national funds. The main reason we ran out of funds is because the people we gave our mandate(s) to helped us stash the money in their personal accounts abroad. Even the borrowed funds, they still take out of them to save in their personal accounts so that they can credit us in later years when they are dead. Is that not wonderful? 

In summary, they still loot borrowed (and donated) funds in my beautiful country. Nothing escapes the hands of the ruthless kleptomaniacs and pilferers up there. 

The best part is that after everything, the appropriate terminologies will be used to cover tracks. That's when English will come in. All these ITT people.

Meanwhile, ITT is an acronym for the name of an institution as coined by one of my fathers in activism - Anikulapo Kuti. 

International Thief Thief, that's the meaning. These people never graduate from this institution at all. That's why they fight tooth and nail to remain in the system. If they eventually get replaced, the spirit is transferred to the one who takes over, as it is written in their scripture: "if you can't beat them, join them".

There is still another category where they loot, very legit. A sister of mine pointed this out.  

You see the funds they stash in those personal accounts abroad. After they die and it is returned, the people who took over from them will help us manage its arrival and monitor the process of stashing it to their own bank accounts where we are are sure to get 0% interest while we still pay them salary and annuities.

After all said, we need to learn to take action as citizens. 

Sovereignty lies with the people. Force and persuasion lie with the people. 

Case study: Egypt and Hosni Mubarak. 

Thank you for tuning in. Remain Nigerian 🇳🇬.

Arise O'compatriots... 

Have a great week! 

👤: Alkali Amana 

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Email: alkaliamana@gmail.com

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