The DRC Conflict is not about a Tribal or #savemulenge conflict

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Marikia Sadika

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The DRC Conflict is not about a Tribal or #savemulenge conflict

M’s Perspective

30 minutes 23 seconds

9 months ago

The DRC Conflict is not about a Tribal or #savemulenge conflict

The DRC conflict has been completely taken out of context by different groups. Let me just remind everyone that this is not a tribal war this is Congo vs M23 not Vs Abanyamulenge or any other Tribe in DRC Congo itself.

Everyone is being brainwashed not only by the Westetn communities but also by Rwandese ideology resulting to people applying western and Rwandese Doctrines in a wrong conflict.

This is a time to stand in solidarity and unified. This is the time to advocate for DRC Congo’s Liberation and all the innocent lives lost as a result of this conflict. It’s time to sympathise and empathise with families being impacted by this event. It’s not a time to point fingers at your own fellow Congolese.