COLONIAL APPROACH: THE CBU CASE.

What happened at CBU is like what used happen to our grandparents before 1964 except this time the one with the whip is a fellow black man. In this country, the most definite right is access to oxygen. The rest do not apply when you speak or protest against the elites. Its a death sentence for yourself. Feeling outraged? Keep shut or you will become a statistic. And if your zip has weak grips, get ready to be a late hero. the philosophy for black independence was Justice and equity, but today what we are indirectly told out of all this injustice is
1. Never criticise.
2. You dont like something, then get liking it.
3. Pretent all is well, never show disatisfiction.
4. There is nothing wrong going on around.
5. Dont cry for whats yours, it is a crime.
6. To remain free, keep shut.
7. There is no brutality from the coercive apparatus, its law and order.
8. You are in their arms, they have all your keys.
9. Remember to keep your praises so that you can atleast remain afloat in the system.
10. Most importantly, emurate that Mineral Province minister.
We are taught to be patriotic but we still feel insecure in our own land. Those that needs to protect us are now the ones hurting us. Helpless here we live for the past 50 years just waiting for the wind to carry us to wherever. At this juncture, it hurts being born in a question (?) marked Africa.