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Never really knew Bulablu is a dinghy 0ld coward.

Adeleke fired the first shot..... Bulablu ordered the church boy leading EFCC to step back.

Now Davido has released a barrage packaged as a shot..... Let's wait and see if Bulablu would dare Trump

“To understand today’s political instability in Cameroon, Nigeria or elsewhere in Africa, we must first understand yesterday’s institutions.” — founder of Truth Over Empire Initiative.

For decades, Cameroon has been governed by one of Africa’s longest-serving dictators, Mr. Paul Biya, who has remained in power since 1982. His prolonged rule has sparked persistent debate about democratic governance, political succession, corruption, and the enduring influence of France in one of its former colonial territories.

To answer those questions, we must travel back more than 140 years. The Berlin Conference.
Between 1884 and 1885, European elites gathered in Berlin at the invitation of German Chancellor #Otto #von #Bismarck. The conference fundamentally reshaped Africa.

No African king, chief, scholar, merchant, or representative was invited. Instead, European governments negotiated borders, territories, and spheres of influence as though the continent were empty land awaiting administration. Even at that, their greed couldn't stop them from plugging the world into two needless world wars.

The decisions made in Berlin ignored hundreds of existing kingdoms, ethnic nations, trade networks, and political systems and age long rivalries amongst tribes.
See it in the context of putting Germans and French in the same country as fellow compatriots, or the Poles/Swedes and Russians in the same federation as citizens and asking them to get along. We have seen the beautiful results: Two world wars and a genocide against the Jews famously dubbed Jewish Holocaust.
That was exactly what the Berlin conference did more than 100 years ago.
We expect the offspring’s of those elites to be better informed than their militaristic parents, but today, the offsprings are themselves, like drunk imperialists, fighting tooth & nail to sustained borders their fathers designed for a people unconnected to them in any way, while redesigning their own problems as situations arises. They have become so engendered to the point of weaponising their own laws, institutions and judiciary against enlightened Africans who dare question their status quo.

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“To understand today’s political instability in Cameroon, we must first understand yesterday’s institutions.” — founder of Truth Over Empire Initiative.

For decades, Cameroon has been governed by one of Africa’s longest-serving dictators, Mr. Paul Biya, who has remained in power since 1982. His prolonged rule has sparked persistent debate about democratic governance, political succession, corruption, and the enduring influence of France in one of its former colonial territories.

In recent months, speculation has periodically emerged regarding President Biya’s health and political future. It is alleged by anonymous sources that Mr. Paul Biya is dead or lying in his deathbed in a Swiss hospital, months after he was medivac from Yaounde to Switzerland and had not be seen in public since then. However, until confirmed by official sources, such reports should be treated as unverified. What is beyond dispute is that Cameroon faces significant political uncertainty, raising fundamental questions about how the country’s political institutions were shaped, especially given the meddlesome influence of former colonial master, France, and other European interests group in Norway and Belgium.

To answer those questions, we must travel back more than 140 years.The Berlin Conference: Africa Partitioned Without Africans.
Between 1884 and 1885, European powers gathered in Berlin at the invitation of German Chancellor Otto von Bismarck. The conference fundamentally reshaped Africa.

No African king, chief, scholar, merchant, or representative was invited.Instead, European governments negotiated borders, territories, and spheres of influence as though the continent were empty land awaiting administration. Even at that, their greed couldn't stop them from plugging the world into two needless world wars....

The decisions made in Berlin ignored hundreds of existing kingdoms, ethnic nations, trade networks, and political systems and age long rivalries. See it in the context of putting Germans and French in the same country as fellow compatriots or the Poles/Swedes and Russians in the same federation as citizens. That was exactly what the Berlin conference did more than 100 years ago. We expect the offspring’s of those elites to be better informed than their militaristic parents, but today, the offsprings are fighting tooth & nail to sustained borders their fathers designed for a people unconnected to them in any way, while redesigning their own needs as situations arises. They have become so engendered to the point of weaponising their laws, and judiciary against Africans who dare question their status quo.

The case of exiled Cameroonian dissent Ayaba Cho Lucas held by Norwegian authorities comes to mind. What about the unfair imprisonment of Nigeria born Finnish citizen Simon Ekpa? Same old tactics, carefully shrouded with fine legal speeches, laws and judicial system! If we had not uncovered secretive diplomatic documents linking the interest of Finnish billionaire Mika Antonnen, his Energy companies and his Refinery assets in Gothenburg Sweden, to circumstances surrounding Ekpa agitations, the public won't have known how European elites collude with African tyrants behind closed doors.

From what we now know….Norwagian Investments in the Central African country of Cameroon, backed by former colonial master France, may have heavily influenced Mr. Ayaba Cho arrest in Norway, and in the same light, the Finnish Energy Conglomerate St1 Group might have exploited it’s business connections to the Nigeria government through Shell Plc and British Petroleum (Bp) Plc, whose Swedish branch the Energy acquired — including a Refinery based in Gothenburg Sweden.

The Berlin conference transformed Africa from a continent of sovereign societies into a collection of colonial possessions whose primary purpose was to serve European economic interests. The conference slice Africa into three parts:

Part A goes to France.

Part B goes to Britain

Part C goes to Germany.

The consequences remain visible today.

Cameroon: A Colonial Experiment: Germany established Kamerun as a colony in the late nineteenth century, investing heavily in plantations and infrastructure designed primarily to export agricultural products such as cocoa, bananas, rubber, and palm oil. Following Germany’s defeat in the First World War, the League of Nations divided Cameroon between Britain and France. The English speaking parts now claimed by Cameroonian dissent Mr. Cho Ayaba as Republic of Ambazonia, went to Britain and the French speaking part went to France.

France administered the much larger eastern territory, while Britain governed two smaller regions bordering Nigeria. This division introduced different legal systems, educational models, and administrative traditions that continue to shape Cameroon’s politics. Years later the British gave up their claims to the southern parts of Cameroon to the French and both parts were united as one Cameroon.

Today's tensions between the country’s English-speaking and French-speaking regions cannot be fully understood without recognizing this colonial inheritance. A full blown insurgence organized by the English speaking parts against French backed Mr. Biya is going on as we read. Mr Ayaba Cho Lucas held by Norwegian authorities is reportedly recognized as a leader in the English speaking parts.

France’s Model of Control: Unlike Britain’s relatively indirect approach laced with treachery, in many colonies, France pursued a policy of centralized administration held by trusted elf’s who are encouraged to abuse their power so long it serves French interests.Political authority flowed downward from Paris through colonial governors to local administrators. Education was designed to produce a small African elite capable of assisting colonial administration rather than developing independent institutions of governance.Economic policy focused on extracting raw materials for French industries while discouraging industrial development that might compete with metropolitan France.Roads, railways, and ports were often constructed to connect plantations and mines to export harbors rather than to integrate local economies.The result was an economy organized around extraction rather than transformation.

Independence Without Full Autonomy: Cameroon achieved independence in 1960, but political independence did not automatically dismantle colonial institutions. France retained substantial influence through military cooperation, diplomatic partnerships, economic relationships, and continued use of the CFA franc in many former French colonies, although Cameroon and other member states have debated elusive reforms over the years. Many scholars argue that these relationships enabled France to maintain significant influence over parts of its former empire through what became known as Françafrique—a network of political, military, economic, and personal ties between French officials and African leaders. Supporters viewed these arrangements as providing stability. And critics scream unfair interference by a former colonial master to hold back development. Critics argued that they often favored authoritarian governments that protected French strategic and commercial interests over democratic accountability.

Paul Biya and the Colonial Legacy: Paul Biya inherited institutions that concentrated power in the presidency. Over more than four decades in power, critics have argued that these centralized structures, combined with weak checks and balances, have contributed to democratic stagnation and limited political competition.Whether these outcomes are attributed primarily to colonial legacies, domestic political choices, or a combination of both remains a subject of scholarly debate.Colonial history alone cannot explain Cameroon’s contemporary challenges. Post-independence leadership, governance decisions, corruption, regional conflicts, and international economic pressures have also played significant roles.Understanding this complexity is essential.

Lessons from History: The story of Cameroon is not simply about France. Itis about how colonial institutions can outlive colonial rule. When political systems are designed to centralize power rather than distribute it, when economies are structured to export raw materials rather than build domestic industry, and when administrative institutions prioritize control over accountability, the effects can persist for generations. Recognizing these historical influences does not diminish the responsibility of post-independence governments. Rather, it provides the context needed to understand why reform has often proved so difficult. History should not be used to excuse present failures. Nor should present failures erase the historical forces that shaped them.The Truth Over Empire Initiative seeks to examine these histories critically, relying on documented evidence and scholarly research rather than myth or ideology. Only by understanding how past institutions continue to shape present realities can Africans develop policies that strengthen democratic governance, economic transformation, and genuine sovereignty.

Next in the Series – Françafrique: How France Maintained Influence in Africa After Independence.

The Special Need for the South East Smart Agriculture & Food Security Corridor (SAFSECor)
For decades, development in Nigeria has often been driven by politics rather than regional economic realities. Whether by design or as an unintended consequence of our political structure, many solutions have failed to reflect the unique needs and comparative advantages of each region. The result is a disconnect between policy and practical development.

One of the clearest examples is agriculture.

Today, a significant proportion of climate-sensitive fruits and vegetables consumed in the South East are cultivated hundreds of kilometres away in Northern Nigeria before being transported by road to markets across the region. This long supply chain creates multiple challenges:

• High post-harvest losses due to spoilage.
• Increased transportation costs that raise food prices.
• Reduced nutritional quality by the time produce reaches consumers.
• Greater dependence on distant supply chains vulnerable to insecurity, fuel costs, flooding, and poor road infrastructure.

The irony is striking. From a logistics perspective, in some cases it can be faster and more efficient to import certain fresh produce from East Africa through seaports or airports than to move the same produce overland from Northern Nigeria to Enugu. Whether or not this is true in every instance, it highlights an important point: our current agricultural value chain is neither efficient nor resilient.

The South East has long been recognised for its entrepreneurial spirit, innovation, and commercial excellence. Yet the region continues to rely heavily on food produced elsewhere, despite possessing fertile land, a large consumer market, abundant human capital, and a growing technology ecosystem.

This is precisely why the South East Smart Agriculture & Food Security Corridor (SAFSECor) is necessary.

SAFSECor is more than an agricultural project. It is a regional economic transformation initiative that integrates modern farming, technology, artificial intelligence, precision agriculture, renewable energy, smart irrigation, protected cultivation, cold-chain logistics, and digital market systems into a single ecosystem.

Inspired by global best practices—including lessons from Israel’s highly efficient agricultural systems—the initiative seeks to maximise productivity using innovation rather than simply expanding farmland.

The vision is ambitious but achievable:

• Build year-round climate-resilient food production across the South East.
• Reduce dependence on long-distance food transportation.
• Establish integrated cold-chain and processing infrastructure.
• Improve food quality while reducing waste.
• Create thousands of jobs in agriculture, technology, logistics, engineering, and security.
• Empower young people through agritech and AI-driven farming solutions.
• Strengthen regional food security against climate change and supply chain disruptions.
• Position the South East as a major producer—not just a consumer—of high-value agricultural products.

Food security is no longer just an agricultural issue; it is an economic, technological, and national security priority.

The regions that will prosper in the coming decades are those that can feed themselves, create value from their agricultural resources, leverage technology, and build resilient local supply chains.

The South East has every ingredient required to become a model for smart agriculture in Africa.

The time has come to stop viewing agriculture as subsistence farming and start treating it as strategic infrastructure.

SAFSECor represents that future.

Even if Ekpa become govnor in SE, which is unlikely, we're simply learning from you guys and no apologies for that.

And Igboho.....??

And reintegrated Boko Haram terrorists??

And bandits??

These people sef

FSBoperator:
It's good to see you guys now finally embracing Ekpa .

We're following closely..... docs will soon be dropped.

He has all he needs to win his appeal......in light of the docs we have released and others yet to be made public, what the Finnish court did wasn't a trial but full flown persecution at the behest of Nigeria Gov and UK Govt

They sat down and caused a war..... share the resources among themselves.

Some people who don't know where rain starts beating them think it's by disturbing SE they will achieve their goal. Wrong.

Use the law.... that's what treats every complaint equally!

Good luck to Ekpa & his appeal.

From the UK Govt..... trying to be clever by half!

Wrong target..... wrong strategy!

I wish we could warn him in 2024.....but you know those sort things are not easy to believe especially when you are not told everything.

I think we made a post on it....

He thought South East is where his enemies are, he didn't know his greatest enemy is his fellow Finnish citizen, the white man who got a refinery from Shell & BP.

ElSudani:
Why it failed? When was it ever successful?

We have not released the Classified docs we have because we're appealing at the Swedish Supreme Administrative court for full DE-classification of the Biafra file.

We tracked the files from South Africa, Netherlands, USA, Switzerland, UK, Finland, Denmark and finally to Sweden.

The UK Govt refused to release theirs under a FOIA request......lol

Docs wey we don get since

When it comes to these sorts of things.... we're the best in Africa!

As we are targeting Shell Plc, we're also targeting British Petroleum (BP) Plc.......

Shell Plc started by denying!

I don't know what they take Africans for!

They didn't know we have been conducting research and documentation on them for almost 10 years, and zeroed in on their assets within the past five years.

We're not like Ekpa auto pilot or Ipob. We advocate for justice using Judicial instruments.

Shell Plc think they are smart.....but they didn't know we're the best in Africa..... dollar for dollar!

Our top researcher is suing the company for about NGN 50M civil claims in Stockholm . After or along this case in Stockholm, we will also file a Class Action against St1 Refinery AB in Gothenburg Sweden.

Shell Plc and Bp Plc think we don forget them. No..... after we handle local business in Sweden, we will have their time!

The Finnish Energy company claims they began operations in 1997... during exchange with our research team......but surprise surprise.... HAhahahhahaa we obtained their corporate registration details in Sweden showing the company was registered in 1947.....
They think say we be like blacks wey pass desert enter Europe.

When we catch the Finnish billionaire changing signatures!

We're already in court in Sweden suing the Refinery for a personal civil claim sha......

We'll use European laws to hold him accountable

Guide777:
Everything created starts from the mind. So do not underestimate any idea.

Simon Ekpa kick start his appeal in Finland.

While we were hot on the trail of Shell Plc & Bp Plc assets that partook in the Biafra humaintarian catastrophe......we discovered a trove of classified British documents. Some of them gave us a clue on the circumstances surrounding the jailing of Simon Ekpa in Finland.

This attached document is the singular motivation of why Simon Ekpa is in jail in Finland....and possibly the interest of Finnish billionaire Mika Antonnen and the Finnish govt in seeing Ekpa incarcerated.

Nigeria pressured Finland.

Finnish Energy company, St1 Group was the company that took over AB Svenska Shell, the Swedish branch of Shell Plc Shell, bp

The Swedish Shell branch called AB Svenska Shell has a Refinery in Gothenburg Sweden. The name of the refinery is now known as St1 Refinery AB. St1 Group claims they are registered and began operations in 1997.....but we found a little more details about why this is false......

The founder of St1 Group is called Mika Antonnen, and he is from Finland.

In the summer of 2024... Vice president of Nigeria, Shettima visited Gothenburg...... that visit was where the plan to jail Simon Ekpa was brokered.

No surprise when he jailed afterwards!

They all collude..... African crooks and European crooks...... same clandestine fellows united by greed, and filled with hubris!

FSBoperator:
Another bs AI assisted slop


Are you now saying a Finish Billionaire is behind Simon Ekpa or what ?

Simon Ekpa kick start his appeal in Finland.

While we were hot on the trail of Shell Plc & Bp Plc assets that partook in the Biafra humaintarian catastrophe......we discovered a trove of classified British documents. Some of them gave us a clue on the circumstances surrounding the jailing of Simon Ekpa in Finland.

This attached document is the singular motivation of why Simon Ekpa is in jail in Finland....and possibly the interest of Finnish billionaire Mika Antonnen and the Finnish govt in seeing Ekpa incarcerated.

Nigeria pressured Finland.

Finnish Energy company, St1 Group was the company that took over AB Svenska Shell, the Swedish branch of Shell Plc Shell, bp

The Swedish Shell branch called AB Svenska Shell has a Refinery in Gothenburg Sweden. The name of the refinery is now known as St1 Refinery AB. St1 Group claims they are registered and began operations in 1997.....but we found a little more details about why this is false......

The founder of St1 Group is called Mika Antonnen, and he is from Finland.

In the summer of 2024... Vice president of Nigeria, Shettima visited Gothenburg...... that visit was where the plan to jail Simon Ekpa was brokered.

No surprise when he jailed afterwards!

They all collude..... African crooks and European crooks...... same clandestine fellows united by greed, and filled with hubris!

Based on recent information coming to light......

Corrupt European elites in alliance with Shell Plc and Finland billionaire Mika Antonnen might be interested in working with Nigeria to see Ekpa jail in Finland.

Simon Ekpa appeal kicks off in Finland today

Amran Hussain, a former Labour Party candidate for North East Hampshire in the 2015 general election, has been jailed for four years for using a forged Oxford degree to secure National Health Service jobs.

Mr Hussain, 40, was sentenced to four years’ imprisonment at Maidstone Crown Court on Friday, July 24, 2026, almost a year after he pleaded guilty to three charges of fraud by false representation in August 2025.

Amran Hussain, a former Labour Party candidate for North East Hampshire in the 2015 general election, has been jailed for four years for using a forged Oxford degree to secure National Health Service jobs.

Mr Hussain, 40, was sentenced to four years’ imprisonment at Maidstone Crown Court on Friday, July 24, 2026, almost a year after he pleaded guilty to three charges of fraud by false representation in August 2025.

They take no prisoner..... that's why we must continue their neck!
BAT, RAT, CAT & SAT.....
Bulablu
Iya akara
Children of akara and kulikuli
Supporters of Bulaba...

All of them!

SeeWahala:
See Bashir telling us about the WhatsApp group APC created for people like you

Just because Peter Obi won 2023 election and his mandate was snatched, grabbed and swallowed

Bravery recognized!

Baruch Hashem

Sheuns:
See acronyms. RAT BAT CAT.

This week Free Consultancy holds today..... and sorry folks, it's filled up already but I try to post the questions asked and our responses to the questions!

Don't give up on your hustle.... better days

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We don open shop ohhhh!

Everybody mummy dey choose husband with known identity...... It got to the turn of RAT & children of akara, they choosed a drug cartel bagman who also has the cowardly capabilities to squeal on others just to save his skin.....

Could it be that RAT is also a victim of BAT lies and forgeries?

Our Focus this week is Francophone West Africa.

Series 001: France, Paul Biya & the Chaos in Cameroon.

Paul Biya, the tyrant ruling over Cameroon on behalf of France, according to sources is dead! Or modestly put, on his deathbed in Switzerland. There's a silent purge of the Cameroonian army before the news is broken out. They learned well from their neighbor Nigeria!