The Problem Of The Black Race Is The Black Man

The Problem Of The Black Race Is The Black Man – I Go Dye

     
        Popularly comedian Francis Agoda , popularly known as ‘I Go Dye’ or “I Go Die” has said the problem of the black race, is the black man.
   
       The Nigerian comic icon hinted that the black race is too self-centered and are prone to bringing down the glory of themselves as an outcome of jealousy and envy.
He further asserts that the blacks are not used to acknowledging their hero’s insisting they are rather better to rewrite their history and destroy the fame, glories, and achievements that they have attained.
He also revealed that the western world will continue to be ahead of the black race because all the history of their great men is kept alive for generations yet unborn but within the black race is a different story.
I Go Dye who’s a United Nations Millennium Development Goals Ambassador, working to actualize the United Nations’ objectives, proffered that not until the blacks’ start recognizing the achievements of their heroes, the effect will be the death of them unheard.
He statement on facebook read below;
“…Whose prideful and self-centered thoughts keep imprisoning him from real growth and development.
Why would we be happy to bring down the glory upon others, just because it wasn’t you?
All the Hero’s of the black race are not celebrated by their people, within a short while someone wants to rewrite their history and destroy the fame, glories, and achievements that they have attained.
This is obviously true, in Nigeria today we don’t have a national hero or someone who is generally accepted as a distinguished icon to all.
We keep nursing various means to discredit those that have written their names in the hearts of men.
The western world will continue to be ahead because all the history of their great men is kept alive for generations yet unborn to read and eulogize.

      Until we find a peaceful harmony with our conscience to accept the breakthroughs and achievements of those who will fail to acknowledge, to be evidence of grace and testimony of inspiration, we may live and die, yet it will be heard that we never existed.

                             Amb Francis Agoda
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