Gold Labeled Dust - E-book - ePub

During the post slavery and colonization period, Africa's development has been decelerated since it was drained from its brave men and women but the time has come for Africans descents to gather together and rise. This book embeds refining steps-by-steps measures that can't but succeed. It mirrors each African of how much talented they are and how much they can no longer be shadowed by racism by pointing out the examples of few Black fames or former presidents even some of the greatest nations in Africa or abroad.
It demonstrates how they can turn Africa into an international melting pot that attracts all major businesses around the world by the pride of self-rebirth, self-affirmation, and self-fulfillment. Finally the book will ingrain them with the tools to be self-made pillars and pioneers that hatch the shininess of Africa. This ten chapters book of almost 49000 words count pieces together the meticulously selected ideas that will inculcate intellectual knowledge in Engineering, Computer Science, and Aerospatiale wisdom to all African Descent in order to fill in long time gaps.
Self-effacement mingled with boldness to optimize self-extra commitment are the ultimate predisposition to take diligence to non-precedent peak needed to rise to awesomely eye-catching distinction, enough to read "Gold Africa". Then, each informed, formed, and transformed African and Diaspora African will reach their potentials making peace, security, and transparency their priority in order to turn Africa into blooming business centers while attracting and driving all sizes of businesses from around the globe.
This is what makes of the book one of the worldwide most didactical instruments. Who am I to assemble such great ideas? Well, "association brings about assimilation" said Bishop TD Jakes in his sermon called: "the back side of better". I am originally from the Republic of Benin, a French speaking country in West Africa and I had been associated with African Americans for thirteen years, during my studies in the United States of America.
These personal experiences were rich in determination, tenaciousness, and wisdom enough to relate to famous icons and legends African Americans who hatch their fames of successful fate through their inflexibility of mind, in addition to the American trained nurse who I really am. That was how I came up to lay emphasis on pedagogical steps that best meet the load of the rise of Africa.