YOUR RACE



    I have come to discover that the blacks are tbeen tapping from. We are the crude the white has been mining from, We are the diamond that have been supplying the needs and putting food on the table of the white.The more we succumb to their authority the more money they will get and the richer they will be. No matter how valuable or costly a raw material is it can never be richer than its manufacturer or potter no matter how powerful or rich the blacks are we may never be richer, powerful or prosperous than the white but there is a clause to the statement [The moment the valuable raw material changes in the hand of the manufacturer or maker and goes back to the root will always be greater and more expensive than whoever the maker has been.

I am not interested in the guy that became wealthy out of travelling abroad I am more interested in the guy who discovered purpose in his father’s land and end up becoming a man of global relevance. It is high time we are celebrated and never be discriminated it is time we become the drivers of our own destiny, it is time to become the inventors and imitators of our own ideas we cannot sit down on the table of brotherhood with our white brothers if we cannot depend on our effort and Gods grace to run our own race, it is time to stop running the race of another.




The whites are tired of us polluting their land they want us to come back home and think of how we can set the pace, blaze the trail, shake the world, make the change and show the way. We are so unique because there is no country in the world we cannot survive. The Ghanaians never knew how wealthy they could they could if they were not forced out of Nigeria some decades ago but now they can boast of so many things if Nigeria can do the same we can now be called the “the giants of Africa and the greatest black nation” finally we can now depend on God to run the race.



WRITEN BY: OJAJUNI EMMANUEL 

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