Tuesday 9 January 2024

THE GOLDEN TREES IN AFRICA


THE GOLDEN TREES IN AFRICA


Africa is full of actual trees.

It is also full of several golden trees.

These golden trees are in the form of oil, minerals and other natural resources including water bodies.

These natural resources are God-given for the benefit of all people.


The golden trees in Africa are for the good of humanity.

They are for the good of Africans and humankind at large.

The fruits of a good tree are expected to be enjoyed by all members of a community or nation. 

Like the streets of gold in Heaven, the fruits of golden trees serve as good roads for members of the public.

Branches of golden trees are expected to provide shade for many people.


When the fruits and branches of golden trees are captured by political parties, their cronies or selfish leaders; wanton waste and underdevelopment are inevitable.

Such greedy capture also leads to devaluation, pollution and destruction of such golden trees.

Many African river bodies are losing their natural state because of greed and selfishness.

Many golden trees in Africa are being reduced to prices of firewood because of greed and wickedness.

State capture is more dangerous and treasonable than a global pandemic because it silently kills many people and sabotages the destinies of many generations. 


There are many Gardens of Edens in Africa which are full of golden trees.

These Gardens of Eden consist of countries in Africa.

Like Adam and Eve, all Africans have the divine mandate to keep and till such gardens.

Let Africans arise and safeguard their gardens that are full of golden trees.

Let the youth arise and safeguard their God-given golden trees and gardens to avert their destruction and depletion.

Let Africans arise by condemning, challenging and confronting state capture, greediness and selfishness that are embezzling and devouring the golden trees in their gardens.

Let’s stop running to the West, global north or elsewhere and focus on securing our golden trees and gardens through lawful means and legitimate actions.


Richard Obeng Mensah, author of If You Think of Your Opposition You Lose Your Position. The writer is an award-winning prolific author of 8 books and over 250 articles on legal and non-legal themes. He is also a pastor, lawyer, law lecturer, certified life and leadership coach and a blogger.

Email: richardobengmensah@gmail.com

Mobile: +233 (0)246 556 774.


Publication History

Authored on 06/01/2024 and published on 09/01/2024 on the author’s blog and other social media platforms.


Acknowledgement

The author appreciates the critiques and valuable comments of his Editorial Team on this write-up.

1 comment:

  1. Good write up, especially in the wake of climate change.

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