African governing systems prior to colonial intervention were near optimal until the advent of divide, loot and rule menace of foreign domination. Villagers were ruled by the family head then village head, who most of the time are founders of the village; these in turn were answerable to the chief and the chiefs to the kings or governors of the state. The chain of command was simple and pragmatic as all evolved from the family and later how one relates to the greater community. People vied for posts, which were delivered with the consent of the masses. Updated ancient systems are applied to the satisfaction of the majority. This system no longer exists because of so call alien modern political party systems. The devil of all destructive forces in Africa is the capacity of acquiring AK47 by governments and rebels. This has placed the last nail in the coffin of African freedom and democracy. This work is satire on current African governance and pretext by the international community in favour of mineral and natural resources of the continent. I write to raise funds funds for build Njawara village hospital.