Aight, so Pope Leo pullin' up in Angola, right? Third one to do it after John Paul back in '92 and Benedict in '09. But lemme keep it 100, what's really good? Angola sittin' on mad oil money, but the streets still feelin' the struggle.

I'm talkin' real struggle, man. Folks ain't eatin', kids ain't learnin', and the pockets of the rich stay gettin' fatter. So, when the Pope roll through, is he gon' address the real issues or just give us some holy water and send us on our way?

See, these big corporations be comin' in, takin' all the resources, and leavin' the community with nothin' but scraps. Is the Pope gon' call 'em out on that? Is he gon' speak truth to power?

We ain't tryna hear no more empty promises. We need action. We need jobs, we need schools, we need healthcare. We need a piece of that oil money that's supposed to be blessin' this whole country.

The Church got a lot of power, man. They got connections, they got influence. They could be usin' that to fight for the people, to hold these corporations accountable. But are they really gon' do it?

I'm just sayin', we seen this movie before. The big shots come through, smile for the cameras, and then bounce. Meanwhile, the streets stay the same. We need real change, not just photo ops.

And don't even get me started on this Trump beef. That's just a distraction. The real issue is the systemic inequality that's keepin' folks down. We need to focus on that, not some Twitter beef.

We need the Pope to come correct and talk about how that oil money can be put to better use in the community. We need to holla at the folks who run dem oil companies and let em know they need to give back.

No cap, the church can be a powerful ally or its something else, this might be some cap, but it gotta be real.

We gotta stay woke, stay vigilant, and hold these folks accountable. It ain't about religion, it's about justice. It's about makin' sure everybody gets a fair shot.

We tryna make sure that everybody eats and everybody has their own plate.

Sources: * Oxfam International * Human Rights Watch * Angolan Community Activist Groups (Unofficial)