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In this shocking full speech, Professor PLO Lumumba warns African leaders that our enemies enjoy our conflicts and will always interfere when Africa is divided. Speaking directly to the new Chair of the African Union, he declares that Africa is not poor, Africa is poorly managed. From Abuja in Nigeria to Nairobi in Kenya, PLO Lumumba exposes how African presidents promised in the Abuja Declaration to spend 15 percent of national budgets on health, yet almost no country fulfilled it. The result is an African health crisis: broken hospitals, clinics without medicine, and people dying from preventable diseases while leaders keep holding conferences and passing resolutions.

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