MEN OF GOD IN AFRICA: AGENTS OF LIBERATION OR AGENTS OF EXPLOITATION? The Afrisocrat – Special Editorial Report A Tale of Two Faiths In the Bible, Jesus was never wealthy. The Apostles were not wealthy. Yet, the Bible says in Acts 4:34 that “no one among them lacked anything.” They shared what they had. They broke bread together. They lived as equals. Fast forward to the 21st century: today’s pastors are millionaires and billionaires with fleets of cars, mansions, and even private jets, while their members trek barefoot, cannot afford three meals, and die in hospitals because they cannot pay for treatment. This is the contradiction of our age: Did Jesus die on the cross to enrich pastors and their children—or to save humanity? Private Jets vs Empty Plates Why does a pastor need three private jets while his congregation cannot afford a plate of rice? Why are the offerings and tithes that were once meant to feed the poor now used to buy Gulfstream jets, build $100 million churches, and ...

THE RISING STAR OF MANYU: THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF LORD MAYOR NTUFAM AYAMBA JACQUES ITA By The Afrisocrat News Desk Eyumojock subdivision in Manyu Division, South West Region of Cameroon, has long been known as a strategic border municipality, yet also one deeply affected by the Anglophone crisis. In the midst of turbulence and despair, one young leader has emerged as a symbol of peace, progress, and people-centered governance: Lord Mayor Ntufam Ayamba Jacques Ita Dynamic, visionary, charitable, and deeply patriotic, the Lord Mayor has proven to be one of the most outstanding leaders not only in Manyu but in Cameroon at large. His record of service speaks volumes and has earned him admiration, support, and prayers from across the nation. Restoring Peace and Normalcy When he assumed office, Eyumojock was at the heart of the Anglophone crisis. Violence, fear, and instability ruled daily life. Through determined peace initiatives, dialogue, and reconciliation, Mayor Ayamba restored ca...