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African nations uniting against the US, UAE, NATO and Israel to protect Africa’s $25 trillion worth of Natural Resources

US, UAE, Israel army in Africa, Trump Invade Nigeria, $25 Trillion natural resources in Africa, Sudan War, Boko Haram Vs US army?, US Stealing African Oil, Gas, Uranium and Natural Wealth.

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According to some recent reports, it has been told that the countries of the African Union are now going to take major action against Western countries like US, UAE, Israel and European Union, due to which China, Russia and Iran are also preparing to give military support to the top countries of the African Union like South Africa, Egypt, Sudan, Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Mali, and Ethiopia. South Africa says, African countries should unite against Foreign invaders to protect it’s sovereignty, $25 trillion worth Natural resources and establish NATO-style forces. UAE, Israel, the US, and Europe are stealing trillions worth Oil, uranium, and Gas or Gold from Africa. It has been said that Sudan, Nigeria, Gaza and Niger have natural resources worth trillions of USD which African countries want to use to redevelop Africa, but UAE, Israel, US and Western countries do not want Africa’s trillions worth of oil, gold, uranium and gas to fall into the hands of countries like Iran, Russia and China. Africa is endowed with vast natural resources, including minerals, oil, natural gas, arable land, forests, and water bodies. Estimating their total worth is challenging due to fluctuating commodity prices, varying methodologies (e.g., proven reserves vs. untapped potential, or market value vs. ecosystem services), and the distinction between annual production value and overall asset value.

Why US, UAE, Israel, and the EU want to capture african Natural Resources and mass killing of people of africa?

It has been reported that the US and the West believe that if African minerals, gas, oil, gold mining and lithium fall into the hands of China, Iran and Russia, then the prices of gold, gas, oil, uranium and minerals will crash across the world, causing huge losses to the US and UK as well as EU investors. Africa holds about 30% of global mineral reserves. Annual mineral production was nearly 1 billion tonnes worth $406 billion in 2019. Untapped mineral deposits across the continent are estimated in the tens of trillions, with the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) alone valued at $24–35 trillion in untapped minerals (e.g., cobalt, copper, coltan). Apart from this, political and terrorism instability is also spreading in Ghana, Sudan, Niger and Nigeria, due to which the US hopes that if the US Army enters African countries, it can get natural resource wealth worth more than $20 trillion.

WEST-Saharan natural wealth worth $16 Trillion? – Revenues from just four key minerals (copper, nickel, cobalt, lithium) could reach $16 trillion globally over 25 years, with sub-Saharan Africa potentially capturing 10% (~$1.6 trillion in cumulative revenues, boosting GDP by 12%+ by 2050).

Breakdown by Resource Type in African, Overall worth is $40+ Trillion dollar in 2025.

Resource CategoryKey HighlightsEstimated Value Contribution
Minerals30% of world reserves; leaders in cobalt (70%), diamonds (51%), platinum, gold.Tens of trillions untapped (e.g., DRC: $24–35T). ncesc.com
Oil & GasMajor producers: Nigeria, Algeria, Angola.~$6 trillion in reserves. vocal.media
Arable Land & Water65% of world’s uncultivated arable land; vast rivers (Nile, Congo).Included in $6.2T natural capital.
Forests & BiodiversitySecond-largest tropical forest; fisheries/aquaculture add-on.$1–23T (Congo Basin alone).
RenewablesHigh solar/wind/geothermal potential.Untapped, but part of broader capital.

Recently, the African Union has said that a lot of natural resources can be captured from the United African countries through the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) so that African soil, sovereignty, natural resources and gold mining sites can be protected from foreign invaders. The top mining types in Africa include copper, gold, diamonds, cobalt, and platinum, driven by the continent’s rich mineral reserves and increasing global demand, especially for critical minerals in the green economy. Other significant mining activities involve iron ore, bauxite, coal, and manganese. Initiatives like the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) and better revenue capture could add billions in government income annually.

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