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Between the 1960s and the 1980s, under the guise of "countering Communism," the CIA infiltrated Christian movements all over Africa and the Global South with the mission of steering Christian doctrines away from so-called "Liberation Theology" (teachings that encouraged people to stand up to corrupt governments and take collective action to better their lives), because this doctrine apparently was "Communist." It funded and assisted the explosive growth of a whole new form of Christianity, which you recognise today as Prosperity Gospel, and it pumped millions of dollars into pushing it all over the Global South as part of its Cold War effort. This new doctrine ignored any kind of collectivism and encouraged people to see their Christian faith and salvation as individualistic issues that can be measured with specific individual outcomes, such as economic "blessing." It was the perfect capitalist trojan horse because it convinced people to stop thinking of progress as a shared national issue and rather as an individual responsibility, which meant they did not need to organise into pressure groups, political movements, trade unions, student unions, or any other collectivist entities that the US government considered "Leftist" or "Communist." It succeeded wildly, and turned the world's poorest people in Sub Saharan Africa into rabid, money-obsessed capitalists without capital. And in case you're wondering whether this means that all your mega pastors in Lagos and Abuja are US government-funded industry plants, the answer is simple: do a 1-minute Google search and find out where they all gained their theology degree or pastor training. There's your answer. Anyway this is all on open record on the FOIA section of the CIA's own website, but the oyibos have convinced you that "Africans don't read," and you have internalised your own false stereotype, so you definitely won't read regardless. Your job is to enter my comment sections and drop laughing emojis because your forced laughter is your coping mechanism for dealing with how completely powerless and lost you are in a world you haven't begun to understand. Anyway for the benefit of the 2 people who understand the value of reading and exervising their brains: CIA and Missionaries: Half a Loaf by Wesley Granberg-Michaelson https://sojo.net/magazine/may-june-1976/cia-and-missionaries-half-loaf CIA Covert Action Information Bulletin Number 18: The CIA and Religion https://cia.gov/readingroom/docs/CIA-RDP90-00845R000100180004-4.pdf Blowback of the gods: the U.S. government's covert use of religion as a tool of foreign policy in the Cold War by Wallace, James C. https://open.bu.edu/items/4e6bb7b6-d978-4e7d-960a-43169dd8e303 Liberation Theology: Religion, Reform, and Revolution (CIA Directorate of Intelligence Research Paper) https://cia.gov/readingroom/docs/CIA-RDP97R00694R000600050001-9.pdf ** by David Hundeyin** |
soetanoreoluwa:It can build a 25k-30k capacity stadium |
I’m hearing that Senegal may be thrown out of the World Cup due to FIFA and CAF “rules” that impose a minimum of 4-game suspensions for national teams that walk off from competitive matches without the authorization of the referee. 🙆🏽♂️😲 But the mitigating factor in Senegal’s favor is that they all returned to the field after 10 minutes, and not all Senegalese players walked off the pitch. |
Odunayaw:💯 agreed, especially on your 2nd sentence 😁 |
Odunayaw:It depends on factors such as cost of importation of the materials, the cost of their import, cost of labor etc. The Moroccans spent only $75 million to construct the 69,000 capacity stadium that just hosted the AFCON final. And when you factor in the cost of labor, which wouldn’t be much different than what you have in Naija, it’s entirely feasible to budget between 90 - 110 billion for 60k capacity arena in Naija |
Odunayaw:Yes, as with most Naija govt projects. But I think this one was “only” inflated by $4-$5 million.. |
comodo:True, and Dangote spent close to 1 billion; although the scope of work, at the time, was limited to improvements of the pitch. |
CapitalCee:They’ve already fined the Senegalese FA $300,000 But CAF fit add more on top 🤣 |
lbrichman2:A new 60,000 capacity stadium (with running tracks and VAR facilities) will cost no less than N90 billion… |
andrewbaba44:Right. The Iwobi/Gueye position was my only objection to the line up. But, overall, that team is good enough to reach the WC round of 16 |
The rehabilitation of the MKO national stadium, in Abuja, will gulp N24 billion in the 2026 budget |
Ibime:😂🤣 |
CAF’s official team of the tournament
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timbros:Chai! |
Ppogbae:Won’t be surprised if Morocco win that bid, especially as there is also a counter bid from Botswana-South Africa. Motsepe could, in the interest of “fair play” urge his EXCO to award the hosting rights to Morocco, all in a bid to paint him as an “unbiased” president 🤣 |
timbros:Are you serious 😲 |
AndSunGorilla:Hmm That would be an extreme move. I’d rather prefer a fine for Senegal |
Sarsaparilla524:Morocco just achieved the 2nd highest ever rank for an African team! They’re dangerously coming close to the 5th position that was achieved by our Super Eagles back in 1994 🙆🏽♂️ |
Goke7:😂🤣 |
Goke7:For real! Motsepe and his crew will now be sweating on how to refund the “kolanut” that Morocco gave them 🤣 |
Wawu!! This one loud oh But he will still be permitted to be in the Senegalese technical area during the World Cup, as the ban only applies to CAF-organized matches
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BascoVanVeli:Nice!! |
Ibime:Ndidi can play at next year’s AFCON, but that should be his last tournament for the Super Eagles. Then, if we qualify for the 2030 WC, the dude in the Czech league, Nnadi, Iwobi, Carney Chukwuemeka (if FIFA approves his switch) could form the nucleus of our midfield at that tournament. As for Onyedika, from what I’ve seen, he can only thrive in matches where our opponents are either parking the bus or playing counter-attacking football. He cannot thrive in a game where the opponents press high up the pitch and/or engage in mid-pressing. |
123jamessmith:Not yet But based on how FIFA calculates the rankings, Morocco will likely move up to 8th, when the official rankings are released on January 19. |
FiveFootNinja:Hmm Maybe those conspiracy theories about Naija throwing away the Morocco game in exchange for the WCQ playoff spot might be facts 🤣 |
Nwabali has now kept EIGHT career AFCON cleansheets! And I think he is the first Naija keeper to keep 4 consecutive AFCON knockout round cleansheets! |
GMBOFASIA: ![]() |
forgiveness:Chelle will likely field them in the 2nd half |
Goke7:Pure amateur hour from CAF 🤦🏽♂️ |
🥉 AFCON Update Despite Nigeria and Egypt not being happy, CAF has confirmed that the team winning the bronze medal will have to wait and travel to Rabat to receive their medals on Sunday. A long wait for some players, but the celebration will still come! 👏 |
Zehdbe:Nah. She most likely lifts weights 5-6 days a week (and cycles steroids) |
Deltamani:Nasty work placing Morocco and Algeria in the same group 🤣 That game would be total war lol. Group D is the group of death. No shaking in our game v Zambia, because they’ll remember the 5-0 shellacking they received last year 😂 |
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