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Why must Africans reject the vaccine when they cannot produce one?

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When I read how Africans flock online to condemn the vaccine about to the tested in Africa, I begin to think we have lost our priorities. What do you think. The scientists were only trying to help because they know our leaders will not. Most of the vaccines being produced abroad are either funded by their government or billionaires. Bill Gates is sponsoring more than 10 different research institutes abroad working for the production of the Corona virus vaccine. Many of the billionaires and even millionaires in Europe and America have established grants to help their scientists carry out research on the virus of come up with a cure.

Why must Africans reject the vaccine when they cannot produce one?

Have you ever seen an African billionaire sponsor any research or scientific innovation in Africa? Never! But during election campaigns, they donate fortunes to political parties. Which is more important, political parties or research and technology innovation? Be sincere in your answers. Will you test your vaccine on someone who is sponsoring your research? No way. These scientists value their people because their people value them. Our own people do not value their own scientists. When given enough funding, many African scientists will produce a better vaccine and cure for Corona virus more than their foreign counterparts but our leaders will never do that. They will rather want us to be slaves to foreign powers. That was why they killed Thomas Sankara. Read about that man and understand that Africans still have a long way to go.

Why must Africans reject the vaccine when they cannot produce one?

I was initially angry about the move to test vaccines on Africans but I changed my mind. An African proverb says that a twine that grows out of the wood and start growing on the footpaths should expect to be matched upon. Only Sani Abacha’s loots can sponsor 40 researches in Africa. The whites are using the money to produce the vaccine and you expect them to test it out on their people, you must be kidding. Direct your anger at something else. Can’t you see Congolese president have accepted that the vaccine be tested in his country? He does not have a choice. If you cannot sing, you must dance but if you cannot dance, you must at least clap your hands or nod your head. If you cannot produce vaccine, and you refuse to sponsor your people to produce one, then you must submit yourself to have the vaccine tested in your country.

Why must Africans reject the vaccine when they cannot produce one?

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Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin’s Generous Act: Donates Over 30 Million Naira to Help Alleviate Soaring Food Prices in Nigeria (Watch Video)

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Billionaire prophet and General Overseer of Christ Mercyland Deliverance Ministry in Warri, Delta State, Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin, has given out over N30 million in charity to reduce the current economic crisis faced by the masses.

In a viral video on social media, Fufeyin, known for his philanthropic gestures, was seen giving out wads of cash to church members to ameliorate the rising price of food items in the country.

The humanitarian effort has caught the attention of netizens, capturing the hearts of many amid the current challenging times.

Fufeyin has emerged as a beacon of hope by extending a remarkable gesture of kindness towards struggling church members even as he stressed the need for well-meaning Nigerians to help assuage the challenges of the masses.

This spontaneous and substantial donation not only alleviated immediate concerns but also underscored Fufeyin’s deep empathy for those affected by economic hardship.

The response to Fufeyin’s act of benevolence has been overwhelmingly positive, with Nigerians taking to social media platforms to commend his compassion and selflessness. Amidst a climate of economic uncertainty and rising living costs, Fufeyin’s initiative has resonated deeply, sparking discussions about the importance of generosity and communal support during trying times.

Fufeyin expressed his motivation for the donation, citing a desire to alleviate the suffering of his church members and fellow Nigerians in tangible ways.

He emphasised the necessity of collective action in addressing societal challenges and urged others, particularly those in positions of influence, to contribute towards uplifting the less fortunate.

The impact of Fufeyin’s philanthropy extends beyond financial assistance, serving as a powerful reminder of the potential for positive change when individuals leverage their resources for the greater good of all.

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Big Dreams, is set to release his debut Single’s , ‘Vanity & Painful On January 26th

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Delta State Born Singer, Big Dreams, is set to release his debut album,My Way ‘,’Coming Soon.

With they announcement of his two singles which are set to be released on 26 January 2024.

In the digital era of Afrobeats, the music superstar, Big Dreams, has established a name for himself thanks to a succession of great singles and collaborations.

They man of they moment has done great works, therefore this album will set a pathway to Greatness.

The musician made this announcement via his Twitter account. He characterized the album as everything he desires and all he stands for.

 

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Legendary singer, Kathy Brown diagnosed with stage four lung cancer

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Legendary house music singer, Kathy Brown has been diagnosed with stage four lung cancer with the disease spreading to her brain.

The American singer, 63, known for songs including Turn Me Out (Turn to Sugar) and Strings of Life (Stronger on My Own) was diagnosed late last year after being admitted to ICU in her hometown of Charleston, South Carolina.

Doctors performed surgery to try and reduce swelling in Brown’s brain – with the star currently undergoing a course of radiotherapy and immunotherapy.

Kathy’s daughter Chanta Joyner has set up a GoFundMe to fund medical expenses and monthly bills for the family.

Chanta wrote: ‘As the news is only just sinking in we are already facing the harsh reality of what this means for my mother – not only the physical and medical challenges but also the many financial ones.

‘Like most artists who have devoted their careers to dance music, without being able to perform LIVE there’s little to no chance of earning an income. My mother has poured her heart and soul onto stages and dance floors all over the world for more than thirty years, and now she needs your love and support more than ever.

‘My siblings and I are going to do everything we can to take care of her, but the costs we are facing with medical expenses and monthly bills are overwhelming.

‘My mom deserves the best care and comfort that money can buy. I know that she has thousands of fans all over the world who adore her voice and her beautiful spirit.

‘Please consider contributing to assist Kathy and get her through the weeks and months ahead. The London-based record label ‘Revival’ that she has recently been working with has offered to match contributions up to $10,000.

‘Let’s show my mom that the dance music community really is an extended family who keep each other lifted not only in the good times but the hard times too. Thank you for the love, support and many messages that you have been posting and sending to Kathy. I promise you that she sees every single one, and they mean so very much to her.

Brown originally found fame as the chart-topping lead singer of the group Praxis before having US dance hits on her own.

In 1999 she climbed to #4 on the Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart with Joy and in 2004 was the credited lead vocalist on the British act Soul Central’s Strings Of Life (Stronger On My Own), a track that samples Rhythm Is Rhythm’s 1989 House classic.

Over the years she featured on dozens of house and club singles.

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