Three non-negotiables to protect:
1. Faith: Jesus Christ is my King and Savior.
2. Country: Honoring my roots, wherever life takes me.
3. Family: Bound forever by blood.
My strategy through life:
#Learn#adapt and #survive.
People will ask you throughout your life, “where do you work ?” and “what do you do?”
They never ask you, “what are do you building”
#BornToBuild#startup#data#ai
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You don’t need everything figured out to move forward. Progress starts with one small, brave step. Keep learning, keep building, keep shining. The world needs your light.
#KeepGoing#PositiveVibes#MakeItHappen
Open letter to all African leaders!
Dear African leaders,
As an African, I need a visa to visit another African country Meanwhile, Americans and Europeans can freely explore Africa without visas. It's easier for them to travel in Africa than it is for us Africans.
As an African citizen, I am writing to express my concerns regarding the current visa requirements for traveling within our continent. It is disheartening to witness the obstacles and inconveniences we face when trying to visit another African country.
It is perplexing that as Africans, we are required to obtain visas to travel within our own continent. The long queues at embassies and the weeks spent waiting for visa approvals are not only time-consuming but also financially burdensome. This stark contrast becomes even more apparent when we see citizens from America or Europe freely exploring Africa without the need for visas.
It is disheartening to realize that it is easier for foreigners to travel in Africa than it is for us Africans to travel within our own continent. This situation not only hampers our ability to explore the diverse cultures and landscapes of Africa but also restricts the potential for economic growth and development that could arise from increased tourism and trade between African nations.
I humbly request that you consider the possibility of eliminating borders or implementing visa-free travel for Africans within Africa. By doing so, we can foster a sense of unity and promote the free movement of people, goods, and ideas across our continent. This would not only enhance cultural exchange but also stimulate economic growth and cooperation among African nations.
I understand that there may be concerns regarding security and immigration control, but I believe that with proper planning and collaboration, these issues can be effectively addressed. We have seen successful examples of visa-free travel in other regions, such as the Schengen Area in Europe, which has facilitated seamless movement between countries while maintaining security measures.
I urge you, as African leaders, to prioritize the interests and aspirations of African citizens. Let us work together to create a continent where Africans can freely explore, connect, and contribute to the growth and development of our beautiful continent.
Thank you for your attention to this matter. I remain hopeful that you will take the necessary steps to make travel within Africa more accessible and visa-free for Africans.
Yours sincerely,
Dr Dash.