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“You will never find an African military base established in Europe, Asia, or America. Yet, as Africans, we permit Weste...
29/09/2025

“You will never find an African military base established in Europe, Asia, or America. Yet, as Africans, we permit Western military bases in our countries under the pretext of peacekeeping, while our vast resources are looted, often protected by our own national forces and authorized by our African leaders.

It is long overdue for Africa to recognize that no outsider can mediate a dispute between brothers in a land rich with diamonds without taking a share for themselves.

Wake up, Africa!”

-Professor Lumumba shares deep insights

29/09/2025

Want to be contagiously referable? Here are 4 systems of influence you need to build:
1️⃣ Be on time — there’s magic in punctuality
2️⃣ Be a person of your word
3️⃣ Always finish what you start
4️⃣ Celebrate others — your success is their joy too
What would you add? Drop yours in the comments 👇
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Meet the only woman in history to have married two different presidents from two different countries.Her name is Graça M...
23/09/2025

Meet the only woman in history to have married two different presidents from two different countries.

Her name is Graça Machel from Mozambique 🇲🇿 - Africa.

Graça Machel first married Mozambique's first president Samora Machel in 1975. Unfortunately for them, Samora Machel passed away in a plane crash in 1986.

She mourned him for 12 years. Moving on with life, Graça Machel and Nelson Mandela, the former president of South Africa 🇿🇦, found love in each other and tied the knot in July 1998. Again, death cheated Graça Machel and took away her second love Nelson Mandela in 2013.

She's currently in Mozambique, her home country and holds the record as the first and only woman in history to have married two presidents from different countries.

Tell them you can hardly or cannot imagine a better job option with the growth path you envisage under them in few years...
23/09/2025

Tell them you can hardly or cannot imagine a better job option with the growth path you envisage under them in few years.

Sometimes you balance out folly with equal measure of folly in reverse direction.

895 STUDENTS GAVE THEIR LIFE TO CHRIST AT PALMDALE HIGH SCHOOL 👀During his senior year, Abraham Aguilar shared the Gospe...
23/09/2025

895 STUDENTS GAVE THEIR LIFE TO CHRIST AT PALMDALE HIGH SCHOOL 👀

During his senior year, Abraham Aguilar shared the Gospel with classmates, teachers, and even janitors. What started as a small Bible study exploded into revival! Ending with 895 students accepting Jesus. This is what happens when one student says “yes” to God. 🙏

Would you be bold enough to do this at your school? 💬

23/09/2025

You are not forgotten. You are not curse..You are not a failure. You are mark for greatness.

Kevin Strickland spent 43 years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit, making him one of the longest wrongfully impriso...
23/09/2025

Kevin Strickland spent 43 years in prison for a crime he didn’t commit, making him one of the longest wrongfully imprisoned people in U.S. history.

Strickland’s story is one of the most heartbreaking examples of wrongful imprisonment in American history. In 1979, at the age of 18, he was convicted of a triple murder in Kansas City, Missouri, despite maintaining his innocence.

His conviction rested almost entirely on the testimony of one witness, who later recanted and admitted she had been pressured into identifying him. There was no physical evidence tying Strickland to the crime, yet he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for 50 years.

For decades, Strickland fought to prove his innocence. Advocacy groups, journalists, and even prosecutors later acknowledged that his conviction was a mistake. Still, appeals and petitions for his release were denied again and again, a stark reminder of how difficult it can be to overturn a wrongful conviction once it enters the system. Finally, in 2021, a judge formally exonerated Strickland, declaring that he had been wrongly imprisoned for 43 years.

At 62 years old, Strickland walked free, entering a world completely transformed from the one he knew as a teenager. He had never used a smartphone, never experienced the internet, and had lost nearly his entire adult life. Missouri law at the time did not offer him compensation, meaning he was released with little financial support despite spending more than four decades behind bars for a crime he did not commit. His case has since become a rallying cry for reform in wrongful conviction laws and compensation statutes across the United States.

This man is 79 years old.Most men his age are slowing down, retiring, or living out their days in comfort.But not him.He...
22/09/2025

This man is 79 years old.

Most men his age are slowing down, retiring, or living out their days in comfort.

But not him.

He works until two in the morning, often running on only four hours of sleep.

While others his age are enjoying their golden years, he is carrying the weight of an entire nation on his shoulders.

He doesn’t take a salary.

Every single quarter, he gives it away to causes that serve the American people.

He could be cashing in for billions, because let’s be honest, he already proved he knows how to build, create, and succeed in business.

He had the empire.

He had the fame.

He had the wealth.

And he walked away from it all.

Why?

Because he loves this country more than he loves comfort.

Because he sees freedom slipping away.

Because he sees liberty under attack.

Because he sees YOU and ME, ordinary Americans, being ignored, silenced, and pushed aside by the elites who only care about themselves.

So he makes the choice most people wouldn’t dare to make.

He leaves behind his private life, his family’s quiet peace, his businesses, and even his own safety.

He steps into the storm.

And since that moment, he endures endless attacks, fake investigations, lies, betrayals, and hatred from those who despise the idea of a President who actually fights for the people instead of the swamp.

And yet, he never quits.

He never bends the knee to the globalists, the media, or the political class.

He stands firm, not just for his own name, but for the promise of America itself.

He fights for secure borders.

He is winning on trade.

He fights to bring back jobs, rebuild manufacturing, and restore strength to our military.

He fights to give Americans hope again.

And still today, while others rest, he works late into the night.

He sacrifices sleep, comfort, and ease because his mission isn’t finished.

His mission is to protect freedom.

His mission is to secure liberty.

His mission is to put America first.

This is not the story of an ordinary politician.

This is the story of a man chosen for this moment in history.

His name is Donald J. Trump.

He is the 45th and 47th President of the United States. 🇺🇸

© Ken Blackwell

💔 “When Elon Musk came to honor Charlie Kirk, the entire stadium erupted in emotion. Even the world’s richest man was vi...
22/09/2025

💔 “When Elon Musk came to honor Charlie Kirk, the entire stadium erupted in emotion. Even the world’s richest man was visibly moved, as thousands of hearts joined together in mourning and tribute. Charlie’s legacy touches everyone, proving that true impact goes beyond wealth and power.” 🕊️✨

Last night I watched the funeral of Charlie Kirk, who was tragically assassinated just days ago, and I can’t shake the w...
22/09/2025

Last night I watched the funeral of Charlie Kirk, who was tragically assassinated just days ago, and I can’t shake the weight of what I saw. It was one of those moments when the heart feels heavy, but also stirred with something deeper, grief, awe, and a reminder of what it means to live with purpose.

Charlie Kirk, aged just 31, was shot and killed while speaking at Utah Valley University. His death sent shockwaves across the country, sparking conversations about violence, politics, faith and the fragility of life.

The memorial service was held at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. Tens of thousands gathered, inside and outside, to pay their respects. Leaders, friends, family, and ordinary people came together, and the atmosphere was overwhelming.

What struck me most was how such a large gathering could be commanded by someone so young. To see a stadium filled, overflow crowds outside, and people moved to tears showed that a life, even a short one, can command extraordinary impact. It’s not about how long the years are, but how full they are.

Charlie lived with purpose. He was not just a public figure, he was a man of convictions. His life and his death were intertwined with something bigger than himself. In the service, people didn’t just mourn; they celebrated what he stood for. How he inspired young people, how he sought to make others see something greater. Even in death, his words and his mission will live on.

What also touched me deeply was the message of forgiveness. His wife, Erika, spoke not with bitterness, but with grace, reminding everyone that love and faith outlive hate and tragedy.

As I watched, a question slammed into my heart: What will I be remembered for when I die? We all do well to ask ourselves that. Because in the end, it's not about how many days we get, but what those days meant. Did they carry purpose? Did they touch lives? Did they point others to something true, something lasting?

I pray that each of us lives a life of impact, value, and purpose. Not for applause or recognition, but because living for something larger than ourselves is what turns ordinary into extraordinary. Living for Christ is always worth it.

Even in death, Charlie Kirk’s life is being remembered in tears and silence, in songs and in legacy. Through his life and death, many others have been inspired to rise and live with purpose. May we all choose to do the same.

(c) Sparker Africa

I didn’t grow up poor. My father was a pilot who later founded an aviation consulting firm. After schooling in Nigeria, ...
19/09/2025

I didn’t grow up poor. My father was a pilot who later founded an aviation consulting firm. After schooling in Nigeria, I moved to Ghana and studied Mechanical Engineering at KNUST. At 23, I returned home to Nigeria and began working as a mechanical engineer with Schlumberger.

Music makes up just 20% of my earnings. Long before recognition, I was already an entrepreneur. I experimented with many ventures—club promotion, e-commerce, and other businesses. Today, I operate companies in 18 African countries.

Now at 34, I’m more than an artist. I’m also an entrepreneur and investor. Alongside my wife Temi, we are building businesses and driving impact. That’s why I always say, I’m more than music—I’m a businessman first.

– Mr Eazi

The Turning Point Board has unanimously elected Erika Kirk as the new CEO and Chair of the Board.In prior discussions, C...
18/09/2025

The Turning Point Board has unanimously elected Erika Kirk as the new CEO and Chair of the Board.

In prior discussions, Charlie expressed to multiple executives that this is what he wanted in the event of his death.

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