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POOR BLACK PEOPLE ARE BUILDING CHURCHES INSTEAD OF MALLS AND FACTORIES - Tracy Zille Blasts Africans

 

A white woman named Tracy Zille made a post via Twitter to illustrate how 'Poor Blacks' have always used their little money to build churches then they go ahead to pray for jobs.

Tracy Zille has always caused so much attention on Twitter with her numerous posts against the blacks, her posts have created so many attention and shares on twitter but her recent post concerning the church really gave a huge blast because it seems as if she has a point, this is what she said on her Twitter.

The woman complained of the fact that Africans are spending their resources building hefty Churches rather than buildings malls, schools and factories. She said Africans should imitate Japan and China.

Many Africans play a huge role when it comes to religion, though it was said that Christianity came to us through the whites but these days it seems as if Africans are more zealous when it comes to the things to God. That's why today we have many huge churches in Africa and their branches are spread in almost every part of the world.

"What you see here is churches built by poor Black people in Africa from their own pockets. Instead of building Black Malls, Schools & Factories like China and Japan, Blacks are building churches to pray for jobs".

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