THE WILL FOR BRUTAL MURDERS, CORRUPT AND WANT TO RULE FOR LIFE AFRICAN LEADERS.
T.T.Shaka
When most of us were forced to flee the country, some of our beloved ones weren’t lucky. They died in the bush where no-one can trace their burial sides. Their funerals were attended by vultures, hyenas and wild beasts. They didn’t have the dissent burials they deserve.
Does it therefore make sense for those leaders you already know all over Africa and many others to be given 21 gun salutes, large amount of public fund drawn for their funeral arrangement? Would it not be a mockery to lower the national flag and to declare a day off for national mourning? Most of these African Leaders attended Nelson Mandela’s funeral, they pretended to phrase him of the past but never copied any of his achievements. What a mockery to have gone to South Africa.
21 years under torture, humiliation, deprivation in all social activities yet he forgave all. Was Mandela super man? No of course because he had love for everyone than to pay back. Who among African butchers have love for their people?
Therefore, to mobilize the nation to attend their funerals mean whatever they did has no mistakes after all. Hence, as from this day at the event a corrupt, murder and a dictator dies, the following rules shall apply:
- There shall be no funeral arrangement by the state
- There shall be no 21 gun salutes
- There shall be no public funds involved.
- There shall be no lowering of national flag half mask
- There shall be no national mourning
- There shall be no day or days declared for funeral
- There shall be a burial site away from the public one as not to remind us of the past
This will has to be abided by all nations in Africa where there have been corruptions tortures and killings of civilians. Of course this WILL doesn’t impede the closed and distance relatives, friends and those used party members from getting actively involved in the burial.
It is important that those African Leaders already dead or alive should know that you can’t get away with dictatorship. Long time ago in my tribe when someone who has been greedy dies, he/she was not buried but put on a stick exposed for the birds and animals. African leaders should know that you can’t go on killing yet at the end to be honored in a funeral.
In conclusion, African countries need to find a common formula to remove those leaders who want to stick like bed bucks to leadership for life. Some of them go to church in the morning and in the evening, consult kojuru. They take killing as an art in life. Is there any respect for them before and after their death?
I encourage President Kiir, Museveni, Mugabe and many more to read this as a preparation for their funeral. Kii, I wish your death happens in the bush where noon knows about it and you also become the meal for the birds and beasts.
Opinion Writer
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