Burkina Faso’s military leader, Captain Ibrahim Traoré, has reportedly urged Africans to take greater responsibility for their development, arguing that progress will not come from waiting for divine intervention.
Traoré was quoted as saying, “God is angry with Black people because we’ve refused to use our brains.”
He reportedly stressed that God would not come down from heaven to solve Africa’s problems, noting that humanity had been created with the ability to think, work and take action.
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