What is his name?
Don't just post someone and call him African boy. Where is he from? What's his story? How do we elevate one another if we keep stripping people of their identity?
I genuinely don't understand why Nigerians entertain pages that do this.
As an African, a Nigerian, from Bayelsa State and currently based in Lagos, I'll say this with my chest:
African youths are no longer interested in just participation. We want ownership.
Your video is beautiful, but tell us his name. Tell us where he's from.
Identity matters. Give people the dignity of being known.
Look at this little girl, Kamsi. Her mom used all the money she had made selling corn (โฆ120,000) to send her to Enugu from Imo for the 2-week technology bootcamp.
The good news is that someone has refunded her mom the โฆ120,000 she invested in her daughter.
She is doing amazingly well in the training already.
She lost her only brother to a road accident, and her mom believes that education is their only way out.
She is exceptional, and the world will celebrate her greatness someday.
Your statement says youโre โcommitted to protecting the interests of your employees.โ Thatโs exactly whatโs being questioned. If employees have already been questioned, given their statements, and investigations are still ongoing, why are they still being detained?
The best thing you can do to yourself is to understand yourself. Study your inner self, understand what works for you instinctively, spiritually and otherwise. In that way, you'll embrace yourself and appreciate your abilities and capabilities. In all, be kind to humanity.
It's not easy but life doesn't give us notice before taking what gives us joy and happiness. My bro take heart, it's better as she didn't suffer much in that pain. I watched my mum go through pains for years before giving up. Life is not fair but we give thanks, we don't complain.