Blackrock’s Former Employee Set To Visit Aso Rock Villa
Untold Narrative: Unveiling the Spread of US ‘Democracy’ Amidst Nigeria’s Electoral Fraud and its Implications in Africa
In Africa, signing trade ties with the US is considered a special deal, but what is not mostly talked about are the challenges that come with the country that considers you poor, even though the West is known for spreading ‘democracy’ in poor countries. Many would argue that Africa is poor. Mainstream media headlines help amplify the West's rhetoric about “poor countries”. Well, for a start, you don't go to poor countries to make money. A lack of responsible political leaders in government institutions shouldn't write off a nation of wealth in human and natural resources.
The visit of the Nigerian-born US Deputy Treasury Secretary Adeyemo says otherwise. Adeyemo worked at BlackRock for two years from 2017, serving as a senior advisor, having previously been interim chief of staff for the firm's CEO, Laurence D. Fink. On August 1, 2019, Adeyemo was selected as the first president of the Obama Foundation. However, his out-of-government position is a rabbit hole of discoveries this publication will address. Adeyemo is scheduled to meet with key government officials, business leaders, and representatives from various sectors in his home country, Nigeria. It's hard to talk about Nigeria and not think of the yet-to-be-concluded 2023 general election that dashed the hopes of voters (Nigerians) whose rights to elect a president at the polls were hijacked. Pre-election, the not-so-Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) was paid with taxpayers’ money in the local sum of N305B and the European Union (EU) earmarked €39 million (N17.94 billion) for the conduct of transparent, credible, and inclusive 2023 general election. When asked at a session with the Nigerian Guild of Editors (NGE) tagged ‘The Editors’ Forum’ held in Lagos why the chairman of INEC, Professor Mahmood Yakubu would be spending that much on the general election, he responded, saying, “The cost in Nigeria, I think, is nine dollars per head (N4, 500) as against what happens in other countries. Ours is not even the most expensive.
“The cost of elections in Nigeria in 2023 is N305 billion of the national budget of over N17 trillion.
“The cost of elections is just 1.8 percent, not even up to two percent of the national budget.
“If we remove the technology cost, 60 percent of the cost of elections in Nigeria is spent on logistics and personnel allowances,” he said.
That being said, money was never an issue. Mahmood Yakubu got all in provisions the necessary resources and funds required to conduct what would have been the most transparent election ever held in the history of Nigeria. Why, you may wonder. He brought in the use of technology termed the biometric voter accreditation system (BVAS) and the INEC result election viewer portal (IReV) in the 2023 presidential election for the sole purpose of achieving election integrity. You can read more on the promises here. The outcome turns out to be a conman at work. The top three major presidential candidates are Peter Obi of the Labour Party (LP), Atiku Abubakar of the People's Democratic Party (PDP), and Bola Ahmed Tinubu of All Progressives Congress (APC) respectively. On February 25th, which was the election day, the European Union (EU) report extensively documents the sham of the election. The civic society organizations that are independent enough to ignore the pressure from the incumbent party also reported the election wasn't as free and fair as promised by the electoral body. The INEC chairman, Mahmood Yakubu ignored the use of technology and gave a silly excuse of a “glitch” caused by cyber-attacks when in reality it's intense human sabotage at work.
On March 1st, the corrupt officials of the electoral body (INEC) overturned the electoral votes at 4 am WAT using collated results on form EC8A to announce Bola Ahmed Tinubu of APC now an illegitimate president who not only came third but also lost the election. But as corruption is rampant in most public institutions in Nigeria, Bola Ahmed Tinubu whose questionable character raises concerns about the forgery of educational certificates, committed perjury and forfeiture exposé by Investigative journalist David Hundeyin of
on dual citizenship, and double nomination of his Vice presidential running candidate, Kashim Shettima whose affiliate with terrorism as former governor of Borno State is never considered a matter of national security, yet Tinubu was able to pay off the Nigerian Judiciary court of appeal to uphold Yekini Amoda Ogunlere's victory (popularly known as Bola Ahmed Tinubu) as president-elect. After the dismissal of the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal (PEPT) case by the Judiciary, the outcome of the lawsuit at the Supreme Court by opposition parties (LP and PDP) is unveiling the possibilities of justice or possible revolutionary reaction from the people of Green White Green as the case seems scary at the moment. Regardless, all hands are on the desk in ensuring the future of Nigeria doesn't end up in the hands of a bagman turned president-elect whose #FBIFileOnTinubu carries 2500-page documents more than the oldest book alive. Nonetheless, I urge Nigerians to expect a redacted dossier on #TinubuFiles from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). The possibility that the US of A's will sacrifice the only leverage they have on Bola Ahmed Tinubu to help the ongoing case in obtaining justice is narrow. The US needs a puppet to further its interests in Africa, and BAT fits the description.The future of Nigeria depends on how the youth handles the outcome of the 2023 presidential election.
Now, the US by show of hands in growing economic ties with Nigeria has in a way endorsed the illegitimate president who carried out an electoral coup on March 1st, 2023 to continue the West idea of “democracy” So far their interests in Africa are secured. The scheduled visit of the Joe Biden administration's Deputy treasurer in the Aso Rock building needs to be evaluated with the scrutiny that comes with concern about what it’s all about. There's more of an eyesore to look into aside from the catchy statement released by the US Government, in a statement on WordPress, which states, “We are excited to announce that the Deputy Treasury Secretary will soon be making a highly anticipated visit to Nigeria in a significant effort to strengthen economic ties between the United States and Nigeria.”
BLACKROCK
For those who don't know about Blackrock, it’s a global investment management firm based in the United States of America but controls the world. What do I mean?
Since the 1970s, two corporations have controlled most of the earth's companies, they're the largest asset managers in the world — Vanguard and Blackrock with over $9 trillion in assets under management, which is half of the United States’ GDP. The firm has so much gobbled from offering investments or solutions for individuals, financial advisors, and institutions to the point where suspicion has been raised for having huge stakes in basically every major company in the world with ownership in media, pharmaceutical companies, and banks.
Whoever controls the media, food, medicine, and oil supply chain management, banks, and real estate assets controls the world.
One might think, this is ridiculous. Well, imagine all the companies, most of which you see every day on shelves at your favorite stores. The device you're using to read this is not exempted. You visit a store, anyone and you're met with varieties of choices to fill in your carts. Most of the products by choice of illusion were made to be perceived as competing brands or that the market has genuine competition because you can buy this or that product or another and of course another one. All to build a consumerism society, but all publicly traded companies have boards where the largest shareholders make the decisions. So, if you take time to look into who are the largest shareholders of these companies, the same two companies keep coming up — Vanguard and Blackrock.
These two mega corporations own all the smaller corporations, so we have a monopoly inside of a monopoly. Vanguard and Blackrock own Coke and Pepsi, Apple and Android, America Airlines, Delta, Oil, and Solar, Ebay, and Amazon, Automobile and Pharmaceutical Industries, Food, and Clothing lines, Tobacco and alcohol, Insurance and banks. No matter how big or small the industry, they own the largest shares and call the shots. Call me a conspiracy theorist, but if you own all the competing companies in the free market, then I don't think the market is all that free.
WHO OWNS BLACKROCK?
Since Blackrock owns the world by its grip on the supply chain market, who are the CEOs or Founders of Blackrock? Larry Fink is the face of the corporate firm, but then Blackrock has a board whose largest shareholder is Vanguard, and who is in Vanguard you might wonder. I guess that's private information, but it's hard to keep the populace wondering what is what and who is when the consumers now understand the best way to hide is in plain sight. These not-so-faceless individuals or families are the richest household names that ring a bell to your subconscious mind, like the Rothschilds, the Bushes, the Rockefellers, and sometimes they're referred to as the Cabals.
If the division of these companies run by the most powerful corporate firm in the world is an illusion, what does that say about the division of nations, rich people don't need passports when they travel on their private jets, and borders are meaningless to the elite, except as a tool of nationalism to put us against each other and we all know corporate dollars go into politics and if all those corporations are owned by the same people, that means political parties are owned by the same group of people.
Where does that leave the masses who most are considered peasants? Well, the first step to solving a problem is realizing there is one. One is worthy of bringing mass awareness to expose the corporatocracy or what the World Economic Forum (WEF) considered One World Government or Great Reset all in cahoot against human evolution aimed at ruling and controlling the masses into modern-day slavery. Yes, slavery is still a thing hidden in plain sight, except this time on a global scale.
The solution is not far from mass resistance or mass non-compliance.
Blackrock Ex-employee
Wally Adeyemo's scheduled visit requires a look in the eye of US interest and tell me what you see kind of situation, knowing the Joe Biden administration has its problems with drugs at the White House, at least it's not an uncommon thing with the illegitimate president-(s)elect in Aso Rock.
On July 3rd, cocaine was found at the White House but after the purported 30-minute investigation into how cocaine got into the building, the Joe Biden administration had to make it a case of “tour guest belongings.” as the Former Secret Service agent Evy Poumpouras told CNN that she believes the White House cocaine came from a tour guest.
“I’m not surprised because when we did the White House tours we would have people who would put in for tours and … because we would do a criminal check on people, and there were times that people would hit, they would be warrants out for their arrests. And so we would know John Doe is coming in for a tour, he’s got a warrant in for his arrest,” said Poumpouras.
Yeah, a tour guest. Not the president’s crack-smoking, law-breaking, prostitute-purchasing, drug-addicted son who was at the White House around the time the cocaine was found.
The burden of publishing these pieces of information together lies in the need for Nigerians to be aware of who is sent and what the White House is expecting from Aso Rock. Nigerians can't be too careful having a questionable character in the seat of the presidency whom a majority of the 93 million registered voters rejected at the polling units across Nigeria.
Nigerians need to start asking questions about what the visit of economic ties means to the development of the nation and the interest of the people rather than the people in power. There's no government without a show of active inclusiveness of the people in all great nations.