Africa Is Being Governed By Incompetent Leaders | PLO Lumumba

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  • PLO Lumumba says Africa will not succeed if Nigeria does not succeed. He says Africa is being governed by incompetent leaders. Prof. PLO Lumumba was delivering the 10th Dr. Olusola Saraki Memorial Lecture in Nigeria.
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  • @chidieberehenry42
    @chidieberehenry42 Год назад +7

    Three living sons of Africa that are influencing my life today,
    1. Professor Patrick Lumumba of Kenya.
    2. Julius Melema of South Africa
    3. Major Hamsa Al Mustafa of Nigeria.
    These are men who say things the way they should be without fear or favour, and with all confidence.

  • @20Amos_Musembi
    @20Amos_Musembi Год назад +6

    This gentleman from African soil particularly Kenya, spits pure wisdom!
    He's the GOAT of our times, Africans heed to this urgent call and liberate ourselves from the tune caller.

  • @nana1official
    @nana1official Год назад +6

    It saddens my heart anytime I listen to this great man. Oh mama Africa!!! 😭😭

  • @obinnaokafor6252
    @obinnaokafor6252 Год назад +7

    See how all the old politicians were sleeping while an important lecture was going on. Lol

    • @Zxuma
      @Zxuma Год назад

      Because they have heard it 10,000 times and PLO himself has shown no real leadership.

    • @obinnaokafor6252
      @obinnaokafor6252 Год назад

      @@Zxuma Yet the oil politicians cannot change for better after hearing him speak over a 1000 times.

  • @amosorwa2060
    @amosorwa2060 Год назад +3

    What we have in Africa are not leaders but Politicians! Many of whom are working hard to build and accumulate wealth for themselves and their families rather than have the country and continent at heart

  • @ChristVictoriousChurch.
    @ChristVictoriousChurch. Год назад +5

    No one could have said it better. They are weak and incompetent!

  • @rahb3577
    @rahb3577 Год назад +5

    I'm always crying when I'm hearing his speech about the people of Africa as an African citizen. Shame to African leaders don't want to listen his efforts.

  • @wisdomklu9164
    @wisdomklu9164 Год назад +4

    Our current leaders are full of greedy and self centered. Prof. Lumumba God bless you

  • @meleselibay7632
    @meleselibay7632 Год назад +4

    that is why we still struggle with absolute poverty thanks the great prof.

  • @alieuabibatusesay6576
    @alieuabibatusesay6576 Год назад +6

    Africa Unity is a must but the west is fighting hard to stop us United

  • @meoerhum4579
    @meoerhum4579 Год назад +5

    You all can see useless Nigerian leaders are sleeping instead of listening to this wonderful man. When leaders are sleeping in any event that leader is useless, can never do anything good for the country.

  • @chidieberehenry42
    @chidieberehenry42 Год назад +4

    You can't listen to Professor Lumumba of Kenya without having a vexation of spirit of current happenings in Africa.

  • @willardchiwewe7566
    @willardchiwewe7566 Год назад +4

    Prof Lumumba asks: Which African leader seeks to lead using traditional institutions of Government? Or at least how many universities have attempted research into traditional institutions of Government, not so that we may replicate them, but so that we may adopt them to suit our present circumstances. The power that drove us to independence is the sense we had that we once governed ourselves. But come independence, we forgot who we were. The questions beckons itself why did we fought bitter liberation wars if after independence our duty was to mimic and run imperfectily the colonial systems and institutions of governance.
    Let's research and modernise our precolonial systems and institutions of governance and establish ourselves in the global institutions of self government, sovereignty and indendence.Let us rediscover our identity and culture so that we can develop and modernise them with focus and pride.

  • @apollorenga
    @apollorenga Год назад +4

    I looked at the audience, then I felt sorry for the speaker.

  • @vincentallan1130
    @vincentallan1130 Год назад +3

    I wish the AU would show this wise Man some respect and invite him to give all of our African Leaders a real lecture about what true Leadership should be like. In all honesty all of us in Africa we need his wisdom.

  • @iamme4070
    @iamme4070 Год назад +6

    Which is the greater evil, colonizers or corrupted men who betray their own fellow men for their own riches...long live Thomas Sankara.

  • @altonfarquharson4404
    @altonfarquharson4404 Год назад +3

    I think every well thinking African brother and sister should listen to this man speech. He's one of my motivational speakers like to listen to. Listen from Jamaica 🇯🇲

  • @voicecommunities4810
    @voicecommunities4810 Год назад +4

    Nigeria is a good case study for incompetent leadership

  • @PeacefulWorld-zr1od
    @PeacefulWorld-zr1od Год назад +5

    This the Dr. Martin Luther King of Africa.

  • @baldesoulye7215
    @baldesoulye7215 Год назад +5

    One is in Gambia, the most clueless president in the World.

    • @ericirozuru6935
      @ericirozuru6935 Год назад

      They are everywhere you look in Africa, even in South Africa where one would have expected something different given their history. Sad but true.

    • @tatajnr194
      @tatajnr194 Год назад

      I dont know why but I laughed so hard

  • @kelechukwusmartic2425
    @kelechukwusmartic2425 Год назад +4

    They sat and listen to your eloquence as if they would take a step towards doing what is good and just.

  • @okachikpalukwu1679
    @okachikpalukwu1679 Год назад +3

    African youths, you must rise up now and make demands of your leaders and policy makers.
    Demand a borderless Africa
    Demand a single currency Africa
    Demand a free-trade Africa
    Demand train and road network throughout Africa, so we can travel freely.
    Demand one Africa
    Our continent is under attack again. You must stage protests in all major cities throughout Africa, and you must demand it now before it is too late! Do it today!

  • @conrado.
    @conrado. Год назад +3

    Back in Kenya, Lumumba is hardly recognized
    Across her boarders, Lumumba is the biggest Panafricanist in current day
    Oh my country. Oh poor Kenya

  • @dorismante7605
    @dorismante7605 Год назад +3

    Just love to listen to this great learned man. Bold and courageous. Real to the core!

  • @NwachukwuIbehC
    @NwachukwuIbehC Год назад +3

    Are the leaders ready for a change? The answer is no. The worst set are found in Nigeria.

  • @kimbizbiz3511
    @kimbizbiz3511 Год назад +5

    AFRICA must wake up, kenya has a great leader current president with potental who is not holly but is in a great mission regarding the AFRICA UNITY

    • @festusmunene4263
      @festusmunene4263 Год назад

      Wish we Kenyan see this bt we are blinded by tribalism

    • @georgepresley5120
      @georgepresley5120 Год назад

      The only potential the current president has is of stealing and helping cover up for other thieves. In Kenya and Africa we don't view fraud and corruption as serious offenses. Ruto is just a typical African leader-he's there for immunity from prosecution for past crimes and opportunity for looting

    • @georgepresley5120
      @georgepresley5120 Год назад +1

      @@festusmunene4263 yes Kenyan politics is purely tribal..it's about kikuyus and kalenjins. The moment we start seeing ideas and shun corruption,we will attract so much investment and the economy will boom

  • @mamadoukeita1060
    @mamadoukeita1060 Год назад +3

    Prof. Lumumba is the best of the best in Africa

  • @GivenMuza-bp9bf
    @GivenMuza-bp9bf 2 месяца назад +2

    This man is opening minds and ayes of African people,and this is how it should be

  • @ghugha9610
    @ghugha9610 Год назад +3

    Internal bad governance and not foreign exploitation is the greatest cause of poverty in Africa.

  • @collenmakgopa2875
    @collenmakgopa2875 Год назад +3

    A wise man who always speaks nothing but truth but his words are always falling on deaf ears, you can see the corrupt officials in the crowd embarrassed

  • @EdogamheSunday
    @EdogamheSunday 8 месяцев назад +2

    Prof Lumumba indid you are a great leader of Africa, thanks.

  • @sifisosithole7656
    @sifisosithole7656 Год назад +3

    An excellent lecture on neocolonialism and its implication on political leadership in Africa. The very negative attitude the colonizers had on the African native unfortunately is the very same attitude our African leaders inherited and continue to use on their fellow citizens. It is so very painful to witness each and everyday. The colonizers are hellbent on never to see the African truly free and the common African ( who has now woken up) is also hellbent on shaking off those neocolonial shackles. For nothing shall be impossible with God. You and I may be dead then but one day Africa shall truly be free one day.
    Asante Sana once again Professor for this informative lecture. 🙏

  • @Kmann53now
    @Kmann53now Год назад +3

    As the camera pans through the audience it's hard to imagine how many leaders present, stomachs maybe churning with guilt. His talks are masterful discussions of the existing perils plaguing the African Continent.

    • @mhairsto24
      @mhairsto24 Год назад

      💯💯💯💯💯💯💯. You are spot on!

  • @phillipprinze2969
    @phillipprinze2969 Год назад +3

    I appreciate your understanding wisdom and knowledge Prof Dr I hope and pray our African Leadership take leadership serious and selflessly to develop Our Continent God bless Africa

  • @justafriend3408
    @justafriend3408 Год назад +4

    I don't think we need leaders in life, we should instead be taught how to lead ourselves to destinations defined by ourselves

  • @dororhygray776
    @dororhygray776 Год назад +2

    We have become so degraded that when we hear the truth we cannot move on it. It's Imperative that We Must Take Dr. Lumumba Serious To Unite. Otherwise We are Doomed!!!

  • @franciskabwili
    @franciskabwili Год назад +4

    We can change if we come together and declear united state of africa

    • @chimwemwephiri1497
      @chimwemwephiri1497 Год назад

      This is very important platform and I would like if there is any Young people to come up with something like to have United States of Africa I think the Africans we can be free from these so called leaders coz they are not leaders but definitely dectetorship and Africa can have good leaders if they realize that there pointed out by people who they treat like dogs... African leaders they just know to there own interest which shows that Africa is lucking knowledge

  • @williamkitunguzi6905
    @williamkitunguzi6905 9 месяцев назад +2

    #African being humiliated at the embassies of former colonisers as they seek refuge. Western passport holders should also start applying for visas throughout Africa! No more free entrance. Seek African permission the same way Africans do. Remember to harder something is to get, the greater the value it carries. They'll still want to see African wildlife and with much respect and with a reasonable price paid.

  • @applasamysubbharao2578
    @applasamysubbharao2578 Год назад +3

    I am So Sorry to Say this Sir. Incompetent Votes Select Incompetent Leaders. All Over The World. Including Europe and USA. Full Stop.

  • @hamamunashe
    @hamamunashe Год назад +3

    One thing that surprise me is that Zim with the perfect weather and land for agric yet import food

    • @mireillemkandawire5840
      @mireillemkandawire5840 Год назад

      Its raining in Malawi but come next year we will not have food very pathetic

  • @luckyohanwusiobodo8882
    @luckyohanwusiobodo8882 Год назад +4

    How I wish they will take his advice , respect professor

  • @Danielasham
    @Danielasham Год назад +3

    major effects of European colonization in Africa?
    By plundering Africa's resources and carving it up into artificial states, Europe's colonial powers created vicious cycles of violence, poverty, and authoritarianism that are playing out to this

  • @richardochola6382
    @richardochola6382 Год назад +2

    The Dollar is printed and splashed to helpless Africa... No wonder our currency will always. be weak and wealth shipped abroad

  • @sundayonagbiye5180
    @sundayonagbiye5180 Год назад +2

    The bigger problem in Africa, especially Nigeria is not 100% leadership but followership. I hope Prof. PLO would speak about this someday sometimes.

  • @momodoucamara4119
    @momodoucamara4119 Год назад +3

    This is very true of Africa, because African leaders of today are elected by their people and do not defend the needs and aspirations of their people but are stuck in the constant and complete service of the interest of the wicked colonialist who had exploited their people, destroyed their culture, tradition and civilization.

  • @momohfoikasheriff7823
    @momohfoikasheriff7823 Год назад +3

    Great speech
    You are my favorite person
    Thanks

  • @peterauta3489
    @peterauta3489 Год назад +3

    This is the really son of Africa not Kenya

  • @lakhibhangra4
    @lakhibhangra4 Год назад +3

    Why do the masses allow to be led by corrupt leaders.

  • @muninijackson306
    @muninijackson306 Год назад +3

    Thanks Prof for your contribution in Africa

  • @geraldcohenmwetta
    @geraldcohenmwetta Год назад +2

    Nkujayi the saviour of Africa is on the way coming, please let us wait patiently

  • @noelsinclair8889
    @noelsinclair8889 Год назад +2

    Africa got too much tinubu.

  • @wanjirumungai3912
    @wanjirumungai3912 Год назад +3

    PLO Lumumba is the Most informed and eloquent African. You are a living legend. I was lucky to attend one of your speech 22 years ago thank for keeping on with love of our mother continent.

    • @greatking5032
      @greatking5032 Год назад +1

      Hahaha different stroke from different folk . can you prove this ? Because a lot of respect this man a lot

    • @wanjirumungai3912
      @wanjirumungai3912 Год назад

      @@greatking5032 i do not need prove anything good Person. i just happend to be at the right place at the right time 22years ago. Lumumba is one scolers you can not overlook.

  • @edwardjeffreyboima6123
    @edwardjeffreyboima6123 Год назад +2

    Some African Leaders MUST Change after Listening to this Speech.

  • @twizaniza4298
    @twizaniza4298 Год назад +2

    No it is not the occupation but leadership is service. We need leaders that can serve the people! People need leaders not occupants of position or office. Africa oh Africa! Rise be the original state of ancient Africa and bring hope to your inhabitants! Thanks

  • @myhaiti5800
    @myhaiti5800 Год назад +2

    Haitian leaders in the list too so sad to just thinking about that! 🤑💰👹🤮💔😭☮️

  • @gracestone5922
    @gracestone5922 Год назад +1

    What a great speech! My ancestors were there over 400 years ago. We left our hearts in Nigeria. As l watch l felt I was sitting in the audience. USA.

  • @josephsumoka7178
    @josephsumoka7178 Год назад +2

    The truth lives on forever, speak it proff the dream must come to pass

  • @mfinkaanedyofficiel7084
    @mfinkaanedyofficiel7084 Год назад +2

    This is a real SON of Africa, the greatest speech ever about our continent.

  • @herontait9518
    @herontait9518 4 месяца назад +1

    I believe that the first order of development is to undertake a Rural Electrification Program of the whole of Africa. Then the Education of the African Youth. Those two agencies must be the first pillars of unification for the realization of a UNITED AFRICA.

  • @lombekachela1502
    @lombekachela1502 Год назад +3

    Just spoke exactly what is on my mind,we have NO leaders in africa but opportunists.

    • @richardochola6382
      @richardochola6382 Год назад

      Hope you saw South Sudan president peeing on himself on a podium

  • @suntemple3121
    @suntemple3121 Год назад +1

    Thank you PLO Lumumba. You're absolutely right.

  • @johndavies1336
    @johndavies1336 Год назад +2

    The professor asks unanswerable questions in his dislocated unjust tirade against African Leaders.
    His rhetoric is nauseating and irresponsible.
    Africa is a Continent not a Country and these Countries have been carved out by Brutal and Warmongering Colonialists who divided the African Continent and formed these colonies organizing them economically and socially into
    their own Imperialist - Capitalist systems of control.
    The new contemporary African Leaders were confronted by by a system of external economic control and despite the post colonial control they struggled to free their peoples.
    The great leaders in cluded Seretse Khama, Kenyatta,Nkrumah,Nyerere,
    Demond Tutu,Mugabe,and Mandela who did not follow the Wind; these great men struggled against the all pervading onslaught of Yankee and Anglo Saxon Capitalism.
    Leaders are trapped in an all encompassing web of control.
    Today that Web of control is changing,
    The dominant Warmongering Western Leadership is braking up, it. is being Challenged by Forces that have decided to find new
    Systems of development and to organize themselves into a Multi-Dimensional system without unipolar rule and into a multi- polar system which respects the integrity and sovereignty of every Nation State.
    In this progressive system African Leaders will no longer be restricted by suppressive economic restraints
    or the Dominant discourse of a Unipolar Capitalist Western system.

  • @abelkibrom2035
    @abelkibrom2035 Год назад +1

    I appreciate his great speech and I love him so much. God bless you, Professor plo lumumba. From Eritrea 🇪🇷

  • @manyusiabubakar4370
    @manyusiabubakar4370 Год назад +2

    Brother Lumumba as Africans we support to preach and act. Other wise to keep preaching only. We ll fall

  • @droneber2024
    @droneber2024 Год назад +4

    Now let us see what they will learn from their trip across the Atlantic!

    • @daahirabdi1862
      @daahirabdi1862 Год назад

      They learn nothing

    • @playgirl7305
      @playgirl7305 Год назад

      I wonder why they even went there? The USA president should have come here to Africa, if he wants to talk to our stupid Leaders.

    • @shomadea
      @shomadea Год назад

      They have learnt nothing, some leaders went there with hope of opportunity to go and borrow money.

  • @Sidney-SEE
    @Sidney-SEE Год назад +2

    when good information falls on deaf ears...

  • @desmondisaacs8475
    @desmondisaacs8475 8 месяцев назад +1

    You speak nothing but truth, my respects sir.

  • @reubenkefaamasia6672
    @reubenkefaamasia6672 Год назад +2

    Pro Lumumba,I do congratulate you about whatever you talk about Africa our continent,our main problem is corruption, triballism, dictatorship,unless we solve this three major problems up, we are finished.

  • @roselynamonde6706
    @roselynamonde6706 Год назад +3

    This man is great

  • @antwaunmcphailable
    @antwaunmcphailable 3 месяца назад +1

    Watching from the U.S. African American and Im learning that we have a common challenge. I'm looking to move to Africa one day. Too hear him say Africans are dying to leave Africa is very concerning

  • @barbaralauderdale5963
    @barbaralauderdale5963 Год назад +1

    I Loved it! Oh, so much Truth in what Prof. Lumumba said! Please, heed! Pay attention!

  • @jkdesignstudio254.4
    @jkdesignstudio254.4 Год назад +3

    respect to our mentor prof

  • @Valanusi
    @Valanusi Год назад +1

    The only problem in Africa is that the leaders are learning the leadership in the Forest and bushes. The chiefs of military lebels are the one ruling most of the poorest African countries. Africa needs to be liberated first from the military powers.

  • @gulzarrai43
    @gulzarrai43 День назад

    Marvellous ... Everyone is indebted to Prof Lumumba for being the lighthouse for this Great Continent of Africa ... But we long for the unity of the 55 Great African Countries ... Redraw the maps so that all 55 Countries have full access to the seas, the rivers, the infrastructures ... Please don't keep on sufferring the borders drawn by the 1894 Munich Ex Parte Injustice to the Whole Continent ... 🙋‍♂️🌱🙏

  • @powerpointmanagementppm8559
    @powerpointmanagementppm8559 Год назад +3

    Greed breeds incompetence

  • @gmbentertainment2119
    @gmbentertainment2119 Год назад +2

    Thank you for stanstanding for the truth

  • @rosemillyteaheniu5284
    @rosemillyteaheniu5284 Месяц назад +1

    I love Professor Lumumba

  • @gulzarrai43
    @gulzarrai43 День назад

    Time is ripe that all African countries must realise that they are the creation of the Injustice of the Merciless Munich Conf of 1894. Today, as in 2024 it is high time to forget those borders drawn by outsiders ... Afrika is supposed to redraw its maps so that each & every African can enjoy their Mother Continent ... Then & then alone will the true beauty of Afrika emerge for the whole world to admire ... 🙋‍♂️🌱🌹🙏🌹

  • @KhalfaniZhanubisEl
    @KhalfaniZhanubisEl Год назад +2

    The highest morals of a slave is to be the best slave...

  • @DarexMweetwa
    @DarexMweetwa 11 месяцев назад +1

    You're great giant of Africa continent

  • @christopherantwi562
    @christopherantwi562 Год назад +1

    It's painful to see this going through their left ear and out through their right ear.

  • @chidieberehenry42
    @chidieberehenry42 Год назад +1

    Next to God's power is political power, and political power is giving by the people. If Nigerians should vote wisely 2023, I believe there will be a way forward. Nigeria old political system has failed and a new system needs to be saturated come 2023.

  • @jeanwynter2574
    @jeanwynter2574 Год назад +1

    Close your borders Africa. Do not let anyone in or out. Gather and galvanize all 55 nations of Africa. Conduct a retreat and develop your goals and move forward based on our ancestral values which includes a pluralistic system of governance. A communal system of governance. Do not copy European political structure bcs it was developed to oppress her ppl of African descent and by extension the Continent of Africa!

  • @emmanuelochieke1645
    @emmanuelochieke1645 Год назад +1

    THE TROUBLE WITH NIGERIA AND AFRICA?
    The time has come for us to say exactly what we mean, and mean exactly what we say. The answer to "the trouble with Africa" is not, and has never been in long, eloquent, politically-correct speeches and diatribes.
    The Leadership Question? Implementation Stage!
    The answer to "The Trouble with Nigeria" is in a very blòòdy revolution, so that other African nationalities may emulate the example in solving the PLO Lumumba "Leadership Problem." Everything else is tortured embellishment.

  • @xandalalua7952
    @xandalalua7952 Год назад +1

    I'm sorry Dr. You can't put Agostinho Me to in same level of Pan African spirit with the African fathers. I'm Angolan. I'm sorry Jonas Savimbe wass more African than Agostinho Me to.

  • @coleone3076
    @coleone3076 Год назад +3

    Word

  • @sarahlovemusic6089
    @sarahlovemusic6089 Год назад +1

    Thank you :professor Lumunba I wish I I was this generation 40 ;2023
    I could have made a difference
    I love you Sir

  • @robertlazarus6398
    @robertlazarus6398 Год назад +1

    What else do we need Africa? Strong and dedicated pple like this grt man,..may the living God allow our brains to think as human beings, hear and take action not jus to swallow such crucial advice ... Wonderful speech.

  • @dororhygray776
    @dororhygray776 Год назад +1

    Dr. Lumumba is the embodiment of Integrity. THIS IS TODAY'S WORD INTEGRITY!!!

  • @EdwinOsunde-qq8so
    @EdwinOsunde-qq8so Год назад +1

    GREAT AND ELOQUENT PROFESSOR NOT TRIBAL SPEAKER AND PROF✍️☝️

  • @shomadea
    @shomadea Год назад +1

    Religion extremism is a big problem in Nigeria. Prof PLO lectures is what they need to treat their country and people fairly.

  • @ukatuonyebuchi4294
    @ukatuonyebuchi4294 Год назад +1

    The problem with Africa is the problem of leadership. Leadership is not occupying a political office, it is service. It then means that Prof. isn't talking to them as leaders alone, he's also talking to us all who is listening to him from all over the world. Use your influence to serve people around you....that's leadership. I think all of us are guilty, not just our political leaders. We must make selfless service our priority, whether in any leadership office or not. So thought provoking.

  • @foremanhamalambo6142
    @foremanhamalambo6142 Год назад +1

    You are just a blessing to the continent of Africa and the world @ large. Your extraordinary and spectacular manner of education, conduct & blankness to this continent, particularly to our leaders cannot be misunderstood. I have not doubt in my mind that there's no need of any evidence to change the leadership approach than you have been preaching to this mother Africa. Am always indebted to honour & hold in high esteem above all men in this part of heaven government. God bless eternally

  • @murphyola6605
    @murphyola6605 Год назад +1

    INSTEAD OF THE CONGREGATION TO BE SOBER, CRY AND WEEP FOR NIGERIA, THEY ALL LAUGH AND SMILE AS IF THEY DELIBERATELY RUIN THE ENTITY CALL NIGERIA. OH! WHAT A PITY? CERTAINLY, REVOLUTION IS REALLY NEEDED.

  • @kuichluot5919
    @kuichluot5919 Год назад +1

    Please 🙏 Sir support African with knowledge and wisdom
    Thank 🙏 you PLO

  • @kwichacharo903
    @kwichacharo903 Год назад +1

    Iam glad prof p.o.lumumba about the leaders of africa let them listen carefully and practise what your saying shem on them

  • @ltrotter636
    @ltrotter636 Год назад +1

    As one commentor pointed out, it's not just Africa that has a leadership crisis. However, Africa cannot afford leaders that do not follow Christ and have the best interest of the people at heart. When the righteous (those in right-standing with God) are in authority, the people rejoice. I'm cheering for Africa and praying for Africa at the same time. Seriously, learn from your history, demand better of each other, flee from vain glory, and stan in your God-given authority.

  • @eliuschiguba6041
    @eliuschiguba6041 Год назад +1

    We love you prof , you're a mentor to we younger generation .may God give you good health

  • @mbenti69
    @mbenti69 Год назад +1

    I might have listened to this speech multiple times and every time I hear, I get goose bumps and my inner organs slumps to my bones...asking myself how long do we have to slumber or in a deep sleep.
    God help us 🙏