History & cultureBantuCityDiariesThe Darker the Skin, the Dumber the People: How 350k Lebanese Dominate West & Central Africa

The Darker the Skin, the Dumber the People: How 350k Lebanese Dominate West & Central Africa

Long-form16:42EducationPublished Sep 11, 2026, 6:01 PM · 6w ago
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Everywhere On Earth, Where People With Dark Skin Live, They Tend To Be The Poorest and Least Educated, Without Exception The Lebanese began arriving in West Africa in the 18th century. At the time, West Africa was being exploited and controlled by Europeans; however, the Lebanese found a way to succeed. While Africans risk their lives crossing the Mediterranean and the Sahara Desert to smuggle themselves into Europe, the Lebanese quietly dominate the fertile lands of Africa that they left behind, taking advantage of the enormous potential of their extensive human capital. Many Africans often seek ready-made solutions, which is why they migrate to Europe and North America, where they are not wanted. On average, the Lebanese in West and West-Central Africa earn several times more than the average African living in Europe and North America. A region written off as the poverty capital of the world, around 350,000 Lebanese have thrived there, generating revenue that nearly matches Lebanon's entire GDP. How are the Lebanese creating such wealth in the same region where black Africans claim there is systemic racism, or the notion that white people are intentionally keeping Africans poor? Black Africans can complain all they want; it still wouldn't mask their incompetence and lack of intelligence. No one is to be blamed for Africa's failure but Africans themselves. Let us know your thoughts in the comments section. Watch the Full Video Here 👇🏿 https://youtu.be/a-MCbnewHLk Music from #InAudio: https://inaudio.org/Giants League
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