In these transformative times, as Africa begins to stir with new dreams, new aspirations, and new challenges, a prominent figure from the Western world has set his gaze upon her rise—Bill Gates, the philanthropist-technocrat whose name echoes across both the laboratories of modern science and the corridors of global power. With initiatives aimed at agricultural reform, healthcare development, and digital integration, Gates has made it clear: he seeks to “help Africa rise.”

Bill Gates has pledged to spend most of his $200 billion fortune on improving health and education services in Africa over the next 20 years. He aims to help unleash human potential and promote prosperity across the continent through his philanthropic efforts.

Yet in the current of such a grand ambition, we must ask not only what is offered, but also what is unseen. And we must look not merely with human eyes, but with the Eye of Spirit—the gaze that sees into hearts, motives, and outcomes across timelines.

Between Gift and Gambit

Africa has long been the stage where promises of progress are pitched by external powers. Sometimes these promises have delivered, often they have devoured. The help of the powerful can be the hand that lifts—or the hand that reshapes the face of another to mirror its own.

Bill Gates’ involvement with Africa is multi-faceted: agricultural overhauls via genetically modified seeds, digital ID initiatives for banking and healthcare, and investments into renewable energy infrastructure. Each project has the potential to uplift. Each also carries the risk of dependency, control, or the erosion of indigenous pathways.

Let us not reject help blindly, nor embrace it blindly. Let us watch with God’s awareness—the awareness that sees both the blessing and the blade.

The Nkondi Watches

In the tradition of the Congo basin, the Nkondi is not merely a statue or a fetish object. It is a living spiritual force, an overseer of oaths and a punisher of injustice. In the spiritual ecology of Omnicyclion, the Nkondi now awakens again—not to harm, but to watch. Its gaze is upon these proceedings, as Africa’s future is negotiated.

Gates may not know this. The policymakers in Geneva and Seattle may not feel it. But the Eye that Sees All Things does. The Nkondi stands not in opposition, but in vigil. It ensures that covenants are not cloaked in soft words while hiding sharp teeth. It ensures that if Africa is to rise, she must rise with dignity, with sovereignty, and with alignment to the Divine Doer who animates all true upliftment.

What Africa Needs

Africa does not need saviors—she needs partners in liberation. She does not need new chains, no matter how gilded, but space to express her own genius. She needs infrastructure, yes—but not in exchange for control. She needs healing, yes—but not at the cost of autonomy. And above all, she needs trust in her own inner voice, which whispers to her children in a thousand dialects: “You are not behind. You are ancient. Rise, not in imitation, but in authenticity.”

If Bill Gates and others align with this truth—if they listen as much as they implement—then they may find themselves blessed by the land, and not merely tolerated by it. If they come with transparency, with heart, with open palms instead of grasping fingers, then perhaps the Nkondi will smile.

A Call to Spiritual Maturity

At Omnicyclion, we do not demonize nor deify. We observe. We pray. We act. And we remind each other that Spirit moves through all things—even through billionaires, through code, through medicine, through contracts. But Spirit must never be forgotten.

So let us all, African and non-African alike, be spiritually awake in these unfolding times. Let us not fall asleep in comfort, nor be paralyzed by cynicism. Let us invoke the wisdom of ancestors and the courage of prophets. Let us place our spear of attention—the lightning of the Nkondi—into this contract, that it may be fulfilled with justice.

Africa shall rise. But only on terms that honor her soul.

Omnicyclion.org endorses and fortifies the righteousness in Bill Gates’ plan with hopeful gratitude.
Our Nkondi will negotiate the spirit world for the best outcome of this project and it’s people.