elaborate. I wouldn't know the first thing to do.
Brilliant beautiful sista kicking knowledge about Africa's ineffective aid model
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elaborate. I wouldn't know the first thing to do.
Look at this n!gga trying to educate me on Africa when I lived in Ghana for almost 2 years and traveled half of Africa with my pops.
Most Africans are very grateful to people like Bill Gates and not this snob who sits in an air-conditioned house in the UK and spew nonsense from a far.
At least Mr Gates pretends he cares and gives money...Her father is connected to the government...Chances are he is corrupt as fukk.
Her arguments are weak....most African countries can survive without AID.
So we have to call them peasants? Her points are invalid because her father is employed by gov and her hair is potentially unbeweavable? And these peasants, including her people, should be grateful that They are saved through white jesus and that Western businessmen are investing in areas that they should be investing in themselves? Mr. Gates is the exception, most cac wanna to exploit these people.
in 2013 most Africans are exploited by their own people than white people.
Corruptions is rampant. When I was in Ghana and Nigeria on my trip, without paying quick money "under the table" nothing gets done
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No doubt in my mind her father paid for her education with stolen money.
The average African cannot educate their kids in first world countries.
Clearly someone is a thief here and it aint me
theworldismine13
God Emperor of SOHH
in 2013 most Africans are exploited by their own people than white people.
Corruptions is rampant. When I was in Ghana and Nigeria on my trip, without paying quick money "under the table" nothing gets done
.
No doubt in my mind her father paid for her education with stolen money.
The average African cannot educate their kids in first world countries.
Clearly someone is a thief here and it aint me
again, that was her whole point, how aid encourages corruption
her arguments are so on point i dont really see how anybody can dispute them
in 2013 most Africans are exploited by their own people than white people.
Corruptions is rampant. When I was in Ghana and Nigeria on my trip, without paying quick money "under the table" nothing gets done
.
No doubt in my mind her father paid for her education with stolen money.
The average African cannot educate their kids in first world countries.
Clearly someone is a thief here and it aint me
I don't 100% agree w u, but I hope you know this is the first time you've ever made a valid point on here. And you basically agree with her.. you just don't like her hair, her background, her accent, or her demeanor. She your sister in Christ though.. so you shouldn't have spoke against her without realizing what she's was really saying.
theworldismine13
God Emperor of SOHH
What money did her paps use to pay for her education?
why the fuk would i care? and what does that have to do with what she is saying?
is this another front of your personal vendetta against her?
newworldafro
DeeperThanRapBiggerThanHH
I realized I didnt' completely answer the question. I restated what she said that "60% of Africans are under the age of 24" years old. I then said 60% out of approximately a 1 billion people is 600 million people under the age of 24 for the continent.
Is that accurate? true?
The closest thing I could find that is most recent to say if this is accurate/true is right here.
This is the estimated percentage of 15 year olds and younger for countries around the world as of 2012.....scroll down and check the African countries yall ... Population Under Age 15 (Percent) | The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation good lawd ...... there are countries with 46% under 15 years old alone..... so most certainly its seems accurate that 60% of the total continent population could be under the age of 24.........
Obviously, there is an issue of Bee Gees - "Staying Alive", since apparently these countries life spans seem to be dying faster but MAYBE since these new developments are taking place there ( telecommunications, education, huge commercial/real estate projects like Eko Atlantic City) there will be longer life spans and so forth... MAYBE. Nonetheless....the potential for African Americans to invest and partner in the Motherland is super ripe right now.