In an age where world leaders appear to wield power and nations pretend to be sovereign, one question remains disturbingly unanswered: Who really runs the world? The truth is that the greatest decisions about our lives, economies, currencies, wars, and freedoms are made not by elected officials, but by an entrenched network of old-money banking dynasties, global corporations, and international institutions.

This elite web, often referred to as the globalist cabal or deep state, includes the “Four Horsemen of Banking”: Bank of America, JP Morgan Chase, Citigroup, and Wells Fargo. These banks are deeply connected with the “Four Horsemen of Oil”: ExxonMobil, Chevron, BP, and Royal Dutch Shell. But the real power lies in the names behind them, Rothschild, Rockefeller, Warburg, Goldman Sachs, whose control reaches into the U.S. Federal Reserve, European central banks, and global bodies like the IMF, World Bank, and Bank for International Settlements (BIS).

Today, these institutions quietly dictate the fate of entire nations, including Nigeria. Our debt policies, our exchange rates, our petrol subsidies, and our public-private partnerships are all designed within a system meant to keep the Global South in economic servitude. Loans come with conditionalities that erode national sovereignty. Development is a carrot dangled by those who still benefit from colonial-era extraction, only this time, it’s done with spreadsheets and austerity.

The Return of Trump: A Disruptive Force in the Globalist Matrix

The resurgence of Donald J. Trump, the unapologetic America First president, is rattling the foundations of this system. Trump’s policy decisions during his first term disrupted the balance of globalist coordination: he withdrew from the Paris Accord, dismantled the TPP, slammed tariffs on China, attacked Big Pharma, and questioned the motives of the World Economic Forum, NATO, and the United Nations.

His return to the White House threatens to expose and dismantle much of what the global elite built over decades. Trump’s assault on the Federal Reserve, calls for sound money, and disdain for globalist foreign entanglements suggest he sees the bigger picture, and is ready to burn down the old order.

For the likes of the BIS, IMF, WEF, and the billionaire class hiding behind philanthropic foundations and ESG campaigns, Trump is a threat not because he’s reckless, but because he’s independent. He’s not beholden to the old money crowd. He’s not interested in playing their game.

As Trump continues his anti-globalist crusade, we may see a major shift in how power operates globally. The ripple effects could embolden other countries, including Nigeria, to break free from economic slavery.

What This Means for Nigeria and Africa

Nigeria stands at a crossroads. Our economic woes, currency collapse, petrol importation scandal, rising food prices, are not merely domestic failures. They are engineered vulnerabilities in a system designed to exploit us. Our reliance on foreign loans, oil exports, and Western-dictated monetary policy has created a house of cards.

Trump’s return and the collapse of the current world order could create a rare opportunity for Nigeria and the African continent. It could mark the beginning of the end of globalist domination in Africa. But only if we’re ready.

We must rethink our relationship with the IMF and World Bank. These institutions are not benevolent; they are tools of financial colonization.

We must return to sovereign monetary policy and explore alternatives to the dollar-based system, including alliances with BRICS nations.

We must reject the greenwashing policies that limit African industrialization while Western corporations continue to pollute and profit.

We must break the chain of elite collaboration with globalist institutions that exchange national resources for political relevance and foreign contracts.

Africa has the youth, the population, the land, and the resources to be a global force. But we need a mindset shift, one that sees through the lies of the global order and recognizes the need for economic and political sovereignty.

Final Thoughts

The world is changing. Trump’s reemergence, global anti-establishment movements, the rise of alternative financial systems like the digital yuan and BRICS trade networks, all signal that the deep state is being challenged.

The question is not whether the globalist empire will fall. It is: who will be ready when it does?

Nigeria can either prepare to lead a new African awakening, or continue being the pawn of puppet masters who’ve mastered the art of exploitation.

It is time to act. It is time to awaken. It is time to break free.

Share widely. Use your voice. The truth is the first step toward liberation.

By Hon. Chimazuru Nnadi-Oforgu
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