Addressed to bishops Nehemiah Mutendi and Johannes Ndanga.
My brothers in Christ, though the matters to be addressed in this letter are of the outmost gravity and have weighed on my heart for the longest, allow me to begin with salutations in the name of Christ.
To Bishop Mutendi, I pray that the 12 apostles you sent to Atlanta, and to whom it was my unforgettable honor to welcome them in this land of technical marvels. Pass my warm greetings to Sister Mai Daniel. One of the messengers.
Greetings to Sanctions, your son. I pray that he has kept the faith.
You may remember Ms. Lois, my daughter. By adopting two girls’ schools in Tanzania, she has done mighty works on their behalf.
As for Bishop Ndanga, I still remember your comforting words on the night you left for Sierra Leone, as we prayed at Ambassador Hotel, well into the small hours of the morning.
As the smallest among the saints, I am moved to draw your attention to a growing menace that arises from the broad-based attack on the African family by American influences.
I want to draw your attention to the Pan- African Charter on Family, Sovereignty and Values, which has just concluded its 10th conference in Ghana in the week of June 10.
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The African Charter, correctly recognizes that we as (Africans) must “preserve, protect, and strengthen the African family, which forms the foundation of African society) and) shaped individuals, upholds cherished African religious and cultural values (for) future generations, and create human capital that drives development, and defend sovereignty of our African states.” (Para 4 page 1)
Allow me to raise only three issues, among many to which the saints under your charge must be made aware of. Starting with former president Barak Obama, the US embedded stringent regulations in their foreign assistance programs, demanding that Kenya, Uganda and Senegal cultivate all same sex marriages.
The second condition was an introduction of comprehensive sexuality education. Experience in New York schools shows that sex education starts at the age of three.
Children are taught at that tender age that there are more than two sexes, one can have two mothers (gay marriages) and that one can make love to one self (whatever that means).
A revealing argument, in the protocols of these demonic influencers, is the idea that a boy-child can decide that he is a girl, may wish to use girls toilets, and may undergo medical sex induced changes without parental consent.
The arrogance of our detractors knows no bounds. Isabel Choat, writing in the British Guardian (June 4) did not wait for the conference to make their conclusions before she attacked them.
Her arrogance shows clearly in the statements below.
“Africans reject longstanding international human rights obligations’ towards gender equality.
There is nothing “longstanding” same sex rights. Until 2011, the US army would have dismissed gay soldiers-thus president Bill Clinton’s wise advice: “Do not ask, do not tell.” (1994)
Africans are accused of creating a “legal framework rooted in moralistic rather than rights-based viewpoint.” There you have it, my brothers. These sinners are exposing their intention-laws divorced from moral principles are not laws at all.
Ms Choat abuses our intelligence. She condemns the idea that “parental rights override a child’s rights.”
Please Lord, give me patience. In her universe, a five-year-old boy-child decides to be a girl-and that child makes the decision (with the social worker’s guidance) to undergo medical change.
These people are so ridiculous they no longer know how ridiculous they look.
Just to remind you of their arrogance; these people do not preach these stupid sermons to the Saudis and the Chinese.
They come loaded with bags of paper money to Africa and demand that we forget our humanity.
Brother Ziyambi Ziyambi
As I write, Brother Ziyambi says that he attended a meeting with cabinet ministers, senior government officials, civil society advocates, health organizations and inter-sex community.
I pray that I am wrong. The people who should have been the first to attend such a meeting are bishops and chiefs’ representatives.
Also, I pray that Ziyambi has not made president Obama’s mistake. Kenya’s president Uhuru Kenyatta asked Obama this question.
“Look outside the window. How many gays do you see? If you look carefully, you can see 1 000 unemployed people under shade trees, taking a break from their daily toil. Why do you bring me problems which don’t exist?”
I would like to know how may “intersex” people Brother Ziyambi knows. An exception does not break the rule.
Americans started with five genders, now they have 51 genders-among these are “cat-humans, trans-humans, trans-sex (to which Ziyambi refers to) non-binary (neither male or female), cross-gender, non-binary, she-devil, etc.).
“The world today has 6.8 billion people. Now, if we do a really great job on vaccines, health care, reproductive services, we could lower that by, say 10 or 15 percent.” (Gates TED meeting 2010)
The Gates Foundation has been a leading provider of free vaccination and reproductive services in Africa. Studies in Kenya have found that women who took a “Pro-Vera” reproductive pill found it difficult to have children’s years after they were off the pill.
As we speak, Namibian president, Netumbo Ndaitwah has placed a ban on Mr. Gates. Gates volunteered to provide, for free, a six -year reproductive pill for Namibian women.
May I draw your attention to the fact that what makes us genuinely Africans is our extended family as the African charter has confirmed. I beg you to draw attention of this fact to Zimbabwe’s president.
We should not allow ourselves to be the playground and laboratory for destructive American social experiments.
May the peace of our Lord abide in your hearts.
*Ken Mufuka is Mukulu wamaDikoni.
