I am exhausted. I am furious. But most of all, I am disappointed🔊
For six years and five days, Félix Tshisekedi has ruled Congo, and yet, when the time came to defend our land, our soldiers were unprepared. No strategy. No warnings. No real leadership. How do you lead a nation sitting on gold, cobalt, and diamonds without preparing for the inevitable? Did he really think our enemies would sit back and watch?🚫
Now, Goma has fallen, and chaos has swallowed its streets. The M23 rebels, backed by Rwanda, have taken control, while our so-called allies play their usual game of hypocrisy. The United States condemns Rwanda but still funds Kagame's military. The West "calls for peace" but does nothing to stop the looting of our resources. Congo is always a battlefield⚔️, yet never the priority.
A Leader Who Failed His People
Tshisekedi had years to rebuild our army. He had years to strengthen our borders. And yet, when war knocked on our door, our soldiers were sent to fight with nothing but courage and prayers. No proper training. No resources. No preparation. How do you rule a nation so rich, yet leave it so defenseless?💵
Did he think our minerals wouldn’t tempt both enemies and "friendemies"? Did he not learn from history?🇨🇩
Betrayed by the World, but Not Broken
The world has always played games with Congo. Our suffering is a business opportunity for others. But we, the people, refuse to be pawns in their game.
I may be furious, but I still have hope. Hope that one day, Congo will not just survive but rise. Hope that we will no longer be a playground for foreign interests and weak leadership. Hope that we will finally have a government that values the lives of its people over its political games.🤞🏿
But for now, we must face reality: Congo is bleeding, and those who should have protected it have failed us.
How much longer must we wait for real leadership? How much more must we suffer before we say, "Enough"?!✊🏿
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