TRADITIONALISTS, CHRISTIAN, MUSLIM AND THE IRRELIGIOUS

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As an Irreligious person, I often hear Black people saying you cannot be an African and not believe in God and also Religion is not a problem.
Which God do the majority of Africans believe in now, is it not the foreign God (Allah/Yahweh) of our Oppressors. And the so called Holy Books (Bible/Quran) of our Oppressors, doesn't it demean and call our Traditions, Customs and Ancestors "Evil"?
You the African Christain and Muslims call and see Ọlọ́run, Asaase Yaa, Unkulunkulu as Evil.
African Christains will be arguing that Jesus is real he lived in Africa, well that is partially true because he is a copy of Horus an African God.

Go to every Black Church and tell me the colour of fairytale Jesus and now tell me the color of Horus.
Amen/Ameen which the Christian and Muslim say at end of every prayer is an African God called Amen-Ra or Amun-Ra.
Black peoples are the first humans on Earth we were here more than 500 Thousands years before the Neanderthals evolved, we don't have Neanderthal DNA, we are the only humans with pure Human DNA. We did not come from any Adam and Eve. We built Kemet and Nubia which were the first civilization of the World. All the languages of the World can be traced back to Africa about 70 Thousand years ago.
Every day Africa religious people will be saying because our ancestors worshipped Ọlọ́run, Asaase Yaa, Unkulunkulu etc. they brought curses on us and hence our suffering.
Meanwhile our suffering is caused by the continuous looting of African resources for the benefit of the Foreign Countries which is done in connection with our leaders, because in the minds of most African Abrahamic Religious people, we are just passing through this world, so need to plan, they are just focused on the Fairytale Heaven and Jennah in the Fictional Holy Books given to them by their Oppressors who Dehumanised and Murdered their Ancestors.
Humans created Gods because they wanted something to worship, so we black people had ours so did the Arabs and whites. Gods are fiction of our imagination and the Abrahamic God is not different.
In this modern day, Gods (they don't exist) has no role in our development and progress, it is we Human who must take charge and build our Continent. And if Africans should worship a God, it should be that of their own not our Oppressors because that is the highest form of Stockholm Syndrome.

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