HISTORY NEVER DIE

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 HISTORY NEVER DIE


Patrice Émery Lumumba was £xecuted in a fir!ng squad, and his remains d!ss0|ved into ac!d because he was fighting for C0ngo to contro| it's resources and free from fore!gn powers.



Congo has never had peace ever s!nce he was £xecuted. This is the time for us to ref|ect and find our homebase so|utions as Afr!cans


Most African freedom fighters in Africa were killed by their own countrymen. So sad, our history is filled with so many sad tales of African cruelties against their own brothers as instigated by the colonialists.




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