The first part was posted to TH-cam some 5 years ago but was hindered from general access until just recently. Why? Part 2 remains inaccessible. Is there an anti African enlightenment algorithm in TH-cam?
Brother Yinka delivering a clear breakdown of Africa’s development shortcomings as a result of internal and external (IMF) issues. Well worth your time. Please share.
it's refreshing to see the prognosis of Africa malaise. It's important to realise the continent is the biggest in the world. Don't believe the maps Europeans depict (Theirs is limit your thinking about the continent as an asset while raping it to the ground), Congo is probably bigger per square kilometer than Europe. Africa central republic is three times bigger than France. Now, I want us to realise that the growing population in the continent should not be regarded as an economic threat. Nigeria has the highest population in Africa, and its economic problems are dearth of leadership and rampart institutionalized corruption. If this two problems can be resolved, Nigeria will overtake most european countries in a blink of an eye. I cite Nigeria because with its population, It may not rely solely on export for consumer goods. Its the same with China, it's population as an internal market, helped to grow the economy. Indonesia 267 million population is helping the country to grow its internal economy. India has highest poverty level with the population of 1.2 billion, but the government is working to enfranchise its people to reach 60% of its population to middle class. Imagine the buying power of 800 million and what it will do to India's economy. Most European economic sages, talk of Africa growing population as a threat. That's arrant rubbish. Once African population reach a level where they realise their leaders are stooges and stumbling block to thier countries development, they will rebel. It's easy to control smaller population, but a bigger unhappy population is a threat to to European puppets.
I read ALL comments here, and the complete lack of pushback on "women in parliament make countries poor, I don't know how to analyse stats btw" makes me think that actually, Africans ARE at least somewhat responsible for their underdevelopment. This is sad.
I had a similar reaction after hearing that too! The fact that he did not elaborate on the relevance of that statement, made it even more misleading and unacceptable in the context of what he was trying to convey in this lecture. I was quite disappointed by that.
@@grahamt5924 see some food that is not native to the climate I can see.... But can chickens be grown in any back yard outside if artic regions for the benefit of the poor
I agree with industrialization..but the terminology of capitalism, socialism, etc..has little reverence..in a need to establish your humanity on the world stage..I care not of the name, ONLY results.
11:33 Are you familiar with the concept of correlation vs causation, my friend? This is painfully obvious: the "underdeveloped" countries are required to have a set percentage of women in parliament, so they do. "Developed" countries aren't, so they don't. As such, the more "developed" countries have fewer women in parliament than the less "developed." What's in there to understand? Say hello to New Zealand and Germany, btw. I'm sure they'll be interested to know about female politics leading to luck of economic success...
Let's face it though. This is a depressingly poor lecture. It's unstructured, incoherent and tending towards the African disease of ethnocentric bias. No place for such nonsense in a lecture of this nature.
Indeed. A very poor lecture. Apparently he didn't prepare well for it. He was hardly in sync with his slides. Lacks coherence. Compare it to his 'tutor'!
The first part was posted to TH-cam some 5 years ago but was hindered from general access until just recently. Why? Part 2 remains inaccessible. Is there an anti African enlightenment algorithm in TH-cam?
@Memeo Alcea where?
@Memeo Alcea where?
I can't see part 2 either
I wouldn't put it past TH-cam. It's a Western platform after all
@Memeo Alcea Yes where? I'd like to see it and share it on my facebook page, I already have part1.
15 years later and part two is still private 😭😭😭😭😭
Part 2 must be more outrageous than part 1&3
Adding to this where and why is part 2 of this blocked?
Brother Yinka delivering a clear breakdown of Africa’s development shortcomings as a result of internal and external (IMF) issues. Well worth your time. Please share.
the population thing is off
The second clip is private. Can it be made available, please?
it's refreshing to see the prognosis of Africa malaise. It's important to realise the continent is the biggest in the world. Don't believe the maps Europeans depict (Theirs is limit your thinking about the continent as an asset while raping it to the ground), Congo is probably bigger per square kilometer than Europe. Africa central republic is three times bigger than France. Now, I want us to realise that the growing population in the continent should not be regarded as an economic threat. Nigeria has the highest population in Africa, and its economic problems are dearth of leadership and rampart institutionalized corruption. If this two problems can be resolved, Nigeria will overtake most european countries in a blink of an eye. I cite Nigeria because with its population, It may not rely solely on export for consumer goods. Its the same with China, it's population as an internal market, helped to grow the economy. Indonesia 267 million population is helping the country to grow its internal economy. India has highest poverty level with the population of 1.2 billion, but the government is working to enfranchise its people to reach 60% of its population to middle class. Imagine the buying power of 800 million and what it will do to India's economy. Most European economic sages, talk of Africa growing population as a threat. That's arrant rubbish. Once African population reach a level where they realise their leaders are stooges and stumbling block to thier countries development, they will rebel. It's easy to control smaller population, but a bigger unhappy population is a threat to to European puppets.
I agree with you..size always has its advantages within a proper context
The indigenous people’s of North America were easily killed off, due to lack of population.
That's the fact and thank you for revealing it
Preach sir. We can always use the large citizens population to advantage against the smaller that rules
Part 2 must have some advantageous and conflicting info for this plan to remain in tact.
Please give access to the second part
@Critical Collective - Why is the second part private? Any other platform one can access it from if YT censored it.
@Memeo Alcea it’s private
@Memeo Alcea it’s not
What an interesting name you have. There is a town in eSwatini that has the same name
@@giovanniacuto2688 I hope to visit there one day, bucket list.
Thank you brother Akinyoade.
Most informative.
ALL THAT REMAINS IS ACTION.
BTW Still looking for Part 2
Yes where’s part2, seems it was deliberately removed from the channel
Part 2 is private for whatever reasons best known to them
Why is part 2 locked?
Very interesting; thank you for the enlightenment, sir. Facts about Nigeria.
Please can you provide the part2 of the series. The link in the description says it's private and doesn't play...
Years later and you guys still refuse to release part 2???
If Google removes part 2, It must be required watching. re-Upload part 2
I read ALL comments here, and the complete lack of pushback on "women in parliament make countries poor, I don't know how to analyse stats btw" makes me think that actually, Africans ARE at least somewhat responsible for their underdevelopment. This is sad.
Putting incompetent women by default will ensure they vote for rubbish policies
@@mikolowiskamikolowiska4993 Funny. I could have sworn putting incompetent men will do the same.
I had a similar reaction after hearing that too! The fact that he did not elaborate on the relevance of that statement, made it even more misleading and unacceptable in the context of what he was trying to convey in this lecture. I was quite disappointed by that.
Why is part 2 private?. We have know this game for a long time now, you might as well let it out.
This is a game of the Master and the Donkey!.
I'm sorry I couldn't even finish watching this he's just mumbling incoherent ideas and thoughts and not making them clear at least in my opinion
Please provide video 2. It says it is hidden. Thanks
Okay so he says that developed countries have fewer women in parliament. But he doesn't say why. I am curious about this.
I would love to watch the part 2 too but unfortunatelly it seams to be a private video !! But thank anyway
Why should (2/3) be private? Please post (2/3)!
We are waiting for part two we want to know what is there . why is it private?
Where part 2
It's a private video. Major shit being hidden there
th-cam.com/video/06FSITmZlV0/w-d-xo.html
@@Nadia-co1gk Wrong seminar.
@@millywakibs1134 that's part 3
Why is part two private?
Suprise you are here, Sky Belle
@@vfrim why so?
7years later still relevant and no part 2 T_T
Where’s part 2 or where can it be found?
WTF is part two? Why did they block it?
Has someone part 2?
Part 2 has been labled as private video. Guess why? Maybe it had worse revelations!
Part 2 would have been even more revealing. It's such a shame
@@docstukie I really would like to see part two
@@theanointedthoughts I think we're not ready for the bombshell. We need to industrialize ourselves out of poverty
Where is video 2/3?
thank you men, very good speech
we still import chicken today here in Nigeria
Damn
@Rocky Fletch subsidies seem like too much government intervention. #socialism
We import half of all the food we eat in England.
@@grahamt5924 see some food that is not native to the climate I can see.... But can chickens be grown in any back yard outside if artic regions for the benefit of the poor
@@truthseeker3397 you can have chickens in a garden in England.
Please - where is part 2 of 3? I pressed on the link and it said it was a private link. I want to see it!
Upload part 2
Part 2 plz
@@Nadia-co1gk Wrong seminar.
4:46 this part is currently affecting Kenya
How can we get access to part 2,I hope they don't cut it out
How come part 2 is private
Where is part 2?
I agree with industrialization..but the terminology of capitalism, socialism, etc..has little reverence..in a need to establish your humanity on the world stage..I care not of the name, ONLY results.
Then clearly you don't care about industrialisation
The matriarch needs healing to arise to steer development.
11:33 Are you familiar with the concept of correlation vs causation, my friend?
This is painfully obvious: the "underdeveloped" countries are required to have a set percentage of women in parliament, so they do. "Developed" countries aren't, so they don't. As such, the more "developed" countries have fewer women in parliament than the less "developed." What's in there to understand? Say hello to New Zealand and Germany, btw. I'm sure they'll be interested to know about female politics leading to luck of economic success...
@Africa Global Forum include me in that forum please
Wow
hello everyone obviously PT 2 is included in this as it is the full video th-cam.com/video/eq7jv9PNjPQ/w-d-xo.html
Part 2
Let's face it though. This is a depressingly poor lecture. It's unstructured, incoherent and tending towards the African disease of ethnocentric bias. No place for such nonsense in a lecture of this nature.
Your head is buried deep in sand. That’s why it’s incoherent to you.
I find it enlightening.
This lecture is above ur pay grade.
Indeed. A very poor lecture. Apparently he didn't prepare well for it. He was hardly in sync with his slides. Lacks coherence.
Compare it to his 'tutor'!
Why is Part 2 not accessible?
why is part 2 private?
@@Nadia-co1gk Wrong seminar. Looking for part 2 of this seminar.
Because party 2 is the worst.
Why is part 2 unavailable?
@@Nadia-co1gk Why do you keep posting the wrong video? That is not a video of the same seminar.