The economic growth of a country to a very large extent determines the standard of living of people in such countries.
To improve the standard of living and end poverty in Nigeria, President Bola Tinubu, shortly after his inauguration assured Nigerians of economic improvement.
However, such responsibilities can not be left for the government alone, individuals and private sectors have a role to play in the fight against poverty.
King Charles N Lambert, for instance, believes that Africa has enemies hindering this economic development.
The innovative leader of Africa’s first ever war for economic independence and creator of Compassionate Capitalism has sent a strong message to enemies of Africa who are against the continent’s economic development and liberation.
Africa First
Ending poverty in Africa, particularly Nigeria, has appeared to be an impossible task.
Many persons have concluded that ‘only God himself can save Africa and end the economic crisis it is facing’.
But the fact remains that God will not come down from heaven to end what the continent is facing.
Now, King Lambert in a statement on Sunday vows to worship any man who can defeat him as an opposition in making Africa a super nation.
“If I meet you in my journey as an opposition towards making Africa one Super Power nation and you can defeat me, I vow to turn you to my God and worship you. Africa First.”
Action, Not Words
King Charles N Lambert is popularly known as ‘The African Oracle’.
This is as a result of his passion and fight in Africa’s economic liberation.
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He is determined to change the narratives that have existed over the years.
He believes in action and not words.
King Lambert in order to achieve his goals announced the creation of the Pan African Job Centre; a programme that will help curb unemployment and make Africa a super nation by creating over 300 million jobs for African youths across the continent.
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According to Lambert, these jobs will be created through the 28 points of the new economic system, Compassionate Capitalism which he founded.
