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Colonisation And Colonialism Never Died in Africa!

Re’Written by: Tristan James Jr.

Have you ever seen a European Christian call a non-christian European a pagan or idol worshipper?

It was rebranded and given new names and language.

You’ll never ever hear that.

Have you ever heard the Pope or Archbishop of Canterbury call other European traditional worshippers, pagan or idol worshippers? Never.

Have you ever seen churches in Europe or Asia mount big billboards by road and litter the streets with loud noise?

Have you ever seen a European denied a job or attacked online for not being a Christian? Never.

Come to Africa.

A pastor or priest would mount the pulpit and begin to attack the African traditional religions, calling them pagan and Idol worshippers.

Churches would brandish everyone who doesn’t share their faith as a satanic person and they would sing intolerant songs coined to mock and ridicule African religion.

You’d see Catholics arguing if Anglicans should be allowed to receive communion in their church and vice versa.

They forget that both churches are named after two civilisations; Rome and England.

“Western religions taught the African man that his brother was the enemy and that except his brother accepts his own religion, he was evil”
InsiderNotes!

The same Europeans taught their own people that Africans are animals and that we were merchandise to be bought and owned.

You'd never see a European who goes about shouting Holy ghost fire when he sees a cat or owl in the night.

The African man forgets that cats and owls are creatures created by the Almighty and that it’s natural for them to move at night.

Rome colonised Africa but how many of us know this?

Italy, Spain, Germany, France, Netherlands, England, Belgium, Portugal, Switzerland, Luxembourg and about 30 others were all Roman empires.

Remove Switzerland and Luxembourg, the rest on the list colonised Africa.

Today the Roman religion is the most dominant in Africa.

“The Roman Catholic church and the Anglican church are directly controlled by Roman culture“
HRH Omu Onyebuchie Okonkwo! The Omu of Obio Great Kingdom!!

So it means that till date, we’re still under control, this time spiritually and mentally.

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I do not say this to incite religious discomfort but rather to buttress the obvious fact.

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Underwritten by Tristan James Jr.

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