By: Robert Patrick Fati Gakwerere
In 2018, acting on instructions from Rwanda’s external intelligence, Alice Akana harbored lethal intentions towards certain individuals. She turned into a notorious external intelligence operative with intentions of hunting details of anti Kagame critics. Fast forward to today, 7th April 2024, and Alice Akana herself has succumbed to the inevitable end all humans face: death.
This turn of events brings to light a profound question: Why do some individuals harbor desires for others’ demise when the shadow of mortality looms over us all? Every person is bound by the same fate—a finite existence, a limited lifespan, making us all inherently vulnerable to the passage of time and the certainty of death.
It’s critical to take caution, especially when engaging with seemingly enticing propositions. The “Criminal Paul Kagame’s come and see project,” as mentioned, is flagged as perilous, a veritable death trap. Moreover, any entanglements with figures like Paul Kagame are advised against, attributed to the dangers they present, potentially ensnaring individuals driven by greed—those metaphorically thirsty for “Caesar’s bloody coins.”
This narrative serves as a stark reminder of our shared vulnerabilities and the consequences of succumbing to avarice, urging a reflection on the values and decisions that guide our actions in the face of our collective mortality.
Those blessed with a good heart and noble intentions find themselves under God’s protective embrace. Persist in prayer, for with each prayer, you draw closer to His divine favor and guidance.