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I read this thread and saw the videos of a few Africans doing great. Funny enough, they get little attention or mention afterwards. Should Africans be blamed for non performance or our leaders? If na Africa from oyinbo land then we go fill the media with praises, what of Africans in Africa?

This site may have a plan, suggest to them how we can grow.

"It brings to mind the question of how Africa will evolve without serious investments in where her strength lies-her people. We in Africa wants to hear from you on how best to encourage our home made and in the long run become major contributors in the world economy by exporting made in Africa."~ http://weinafrica.com/2015/11/video-ingenuity-by-africans-and-the-quest-to-know-how-governments-of-african-countries-can-encourage-ingenuity-by-their-own/
[url]facebook.com/wenafrica[/url]

This is specifically written by a Nigeria regarding the major 3 tribes... It is very hilarious that I decided to share... What our tribe says about us and the rest of the people within the same nation makes people even wonder is Nigeria is truly a country. I will post bits of these and want you to share your. Read all precise here:
http://weinafrica.com/2015/09/my-tribe-by-nonso-nwankwo/

CAUTION: This is a prose

"I love my brothers, oh yes, I will appoint all my brothers for they are the most competent, trusted, agile minds available. Why should that even bother you, after all we are one Nigeria, does it matter who leads; doesn’t Eze Sylvester Dimunah and Oba Akiolu pray to Allah, a religion that is ascribed to my kinsmen."~Ist Tribe

"Call me scared all you want, the rat has nothing on me. I bite you while you sleep and blow the breeze to help you sleep even better. I might scream, and make the loudest noise, but ejowo ejowo, I don’t want to make any trouble."~2nd Tribe

"Haven’t you heard them say, anywhere you go and you don’t find my tribe, you should never remain there. Didn’t you read in history books that my tribe sold ice to the Eskimos"~3rd Tribe.

Oya what does your tribe do?

hinwazaka:
PMB's first 100 days has been monumental. Below are a few of his iconic achievements.

* Imposition and hijacking of INEC
* Decimation and reduction of the staff of the DSS
* Nepotism, bigotry and favouritism is now a criteria for appointments and recruitment into the nation's public institutes
* Flagrant abuse and disregard for processes and due procedure
* Massive corruption being peddled by perm secs and civil servants
* Consistent assassination attempts on political big wigs
* Economic decline and decrease in foreign investment
* A maligned and miscalculated security plan
* lack of policy direction
Among numerous other achievements, the country looks headed for recession and a large budget deficit. Happy 100 days.

Chai...chai...chai, all this writing you are doing, ok kontinu...

The CEO of Mavin Records, Michael Collins Ajereh, also called Don Jazzy, in a recent twitter post advised up coming artists on how to manage their success when they get to the celebrity level in the career. He did this using the hash tag #WhenYouFinallyBlow.

For all of the tweets, follow this link: http://weinafrica.com/2015/09/3038/

Today I share the thoughts of a Nigerian lawyer who believes that assets declaration is a way to divert people's attention from achievements. As we know, The Nigerian President will this week celebrate his 100 days in office. There has been, however, mixed reactions regarding this as Nigerians reflect on the promises made and how far the government is from its fulfillment. The Economist also, having looked at this declared the president as #SLOWCOACH.

After several months of call by the populace to prompt the president’s public declaration of assets, as one of the promises, he finally declared it.

“Declaration of Assets: Last night, I was greeted by the news of what seems like a public declaration of assets by Mr President and his Vice; which however, appears to me to be no more than a clear attempt to tweak the discourse @ ‪#‎100days‬ in office. for more of his thoughts kindly follow the link: http://weinafrica.com/2015/09/100-days-in-office-as-nigerian-president-what-can-nigeria-boast-of/ ...

Former president Thabo Mbeki, while addressing an interactive gathering held by the Homecoming Revolution in Johannesburg, said that Africa’s dream will be difficult to realize if her skilled professionals continue to leave the continent for pastures abroad.

”The number of skilled people and professionals our continent has lost over the decades is truly frightening. Since 1990, Africa lost 20,000 academic professionals who left their countries [and] 10 percent of highly skilled information technology and finance professionals have also left the continent in recent years,”

Read the article here: http://weinafrica.com/2015/08/thabo-mbeki-speaks-on-way-forward-for-africa-and-her-dreams/

http://weinafrica.com/2015/08/top-applications-every-african-farmer-should-have/

Africa is home to a quarter of the world’s fertile land all set to become the world’s breadbasket.‎ And a major source of employment engaging over 65 percent of Africa’s labor force.
The growth of Africa’s agriculture ‎sector is significantly on the increase thanks to the massive growth of mobile technology solutions in the African market.
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The Link above list a useful apps for all farmers to pay attention to. It doesn't matter how small your farm is. you can grow it.

Follow the link and like the useful page, her facebook.com/wenafrica.

The good thing about the page is that it talks good about Africa. we should all try to rebrand our foreign christened hashtag. cos it is affecting our psyche and the way we see ourselves. WHAT DO YOU THINK?

http://weinafrica.com/2015/08/cnn-apologies-to-kenyans-over-the-hot-bed-of-terror-statement/

Prior to Obama's Visit to Kenya, CNN embarked on what is best described as campaign of calumny. The real essence was to deter Obama from visiting his country of ORIGIN. Recently, after several calls or reactions, CNN apologized.

In his reaction, the president, Uhuru Kenyatu, had this to say:

You mischaracterized Kenya. You also angered Government&Kenyans with the ‘hotbed story’ #UhuruTellsCNN, EVP and MD Tonny Maddox @cnni #KOT.

We don’t expect to be showered with praise,we accept honest criticism.That is how we grow #UhuruTellsCNN EVP&MD Tonny Maddox @cnni #KOT.


My question is, why will the western media brand black occupied countries of Africa 'evil'. If you followed the discussions and news coverage, you wil understand. Read the above link for more and please share and add your comments.

We have to speak!!!!!!!!

Fruits are natures wonderful medicine. They contain Phyto-nutrients compounds that naturally occur only in plants and are associated with a wide range of potential health benefits. It is said that "People who eat fruit as part of an overall healthy diet generally have a reduced risk of chronic diseases." Apple: Contains Quercetin; an antioxidant that has antihistamin and anti-inflammatory power and therefore protect from heart diseases.

http://weinafrica.com/2015/08/why-fruits-the-health-benefits-you-must-know-by-oti-nene/

"The colonialists had claimed that it would take Nigeria about five hundred years to learn the technology and the complexity of the oil industry. The Biafran’s learnt to refine the crude within the period of the fight. Today, we still export our crude abroad to be refined. Why this consumerism mind-set? This consumerism mind-set is not usual to Nigeria alone, it is the norm in most African states. We don’t have faith and trust in most things that are indigenously made. Why?"


http://weinafrica.com/2015/08/visit-to-national-war-museum-nigeria-and-lessons-learnt/

"On 1 September 1969, Col. Gadaffi led a group of young Libyan military officers against King Idris I in a bloodless coup d’état . Colonel Gaddafi inherited one of the poorest nations in Africa, however, by the time he was assassinated, Gaddafi had turned Libya into Africa’s wealthiest nation. Perhaps, Gaddafi’s greatest crime was his desire to make Africa truly independent."~ Attah Chukwuma

http://weinafrica.com/2015/08/the-sins-of-mummar-gadaffi-part-1/

michaelisafiade:
Help your brother please, i tried to apply this night but i couldnt registered my account with them as my password been rejected by their server and cant registered with my email again becos d email had been registered.

Look for the option that says 'forgot password', click and follow instruction.

http://weinafrica.com/2015/07/picture-mother-named-son-airforceone-barack-obama-in-honour-of-barak-obama/

In the picture, of what is better said to be trending, is this lady Lucia Kagotha who holds her baby named 'Obama' in honour of the US president, Barak Obama.

As I read that, I kept wondering what I could have done if I loved Barak Obama that much. Lolling

Melind Gates Foundation has done more that most foreign charities who are stealing their people dry in the name of Africa.

We haf suffa o...

If you remember the charity organization (Red Cross) who where accused of raising millions of dollars in US, in the hope of building houses the less privilege in Haiti? They built but 6 rooms. No news currently. That is one of such...

The Gates have always opened to the Africans by the donations and funding. Reason I use Windows and Nokia...


What has Apple and Blackberry done sef? Nothing. Mtcheew.

See their work here... http://weinafrica.com/2015/07/the-mosquirix-known-as-rtss-is-the-world-first-malaria-vaccine-to-be-recommended-in-africa/

khalhokage:
They're innovations not inventions.

Yea thanks...

This is the link:

http://weinafrica.com/2015/07/exceptional-apply-for-world-bank-jobs-for-african-nationals/

Sangulani Chikumbutso was born in the suburb Kuwadzana and like many great inventor, he dropped out of school-in form 2 and had a single parent (his mother) after his father abandoned them.
Today he is the owner of the company ‘SAITH Technologies’.

He unveiled his inventions on Monday and it will surprise you what else he made. See the rest of the pictures in the link:

http://weinafrica.com/2015/07/zimbabwe-an-amazing-inventions-by-sangulani-chikumbutso/

Change2015:
Basically you are acting foolishly by being alarmed? Ok.

Comedians on my wall... he was playing I guess.

SouthernBreeze:
Ur condition is foolishly alarming

Choi>>>>guy u go soon receive an arrow. See word usage!

tonero4urch:
Applied. They said they will get in contact with me within 24hours. I pray they give me a positive response.

I pray so too.

quiethollu:
So true ...one day my dear Nigeria would be great and countries like d US would wish dey had aided our growth!

SOME DAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The guy need sense no be small...

Recently, there was a call from the concerned asking CNN to apologize over her statement describing East Africa as a 'hotbed of terror'.

http://weinafrica.com/2015/07/cnn-called-to-apologize-for-calling-east-africa-a-hotbed-of-terror/

But that is not about East Africa alone. It is about Africa. we agree that Africa is currently passing through a difficult time in her history, we can blame the leaders for it, we can decide to look a little beyond that.

Have you read how Europe underdeveloped Africa? How come they usually like what they project and anything that posses threat to them is wanted for elimination? Think of Gadaffi etc.

You saw how Nigerian election also went? Don't get me wrong, I like Buhari too and pray for him to succeed but did you see the fast play in outing Jonathan by both the western media and their president. Don't also get me wrong, Jonathan has his flaws too but my point is; US quickly passed a vote of confidence on Buhari after election, invited him to US and made him a home. When Buhari came back, for failure to accept Gay rights as it is rumoured, US who had promised to assist Nigeria started backing out and have sent the first message which is refusal to sale arms.

In the link provided, CNN is gradually telling the world how bad Africa is, when a trace of terrorism is found anywhere in the west, they are first to report it and keeps on the news. If same happens in any part of Africa, it is in Africa. Africa has, to them, become a country... mtcheew, our news media has also keyed into this and we r always branded negatively. THIS IS AFFECTING THE PSYCHE OF US ALL.

TELL YOUR STORY YOURSELF AFRICA
http://weinafrica.com/2015/06/africans-tell-your-stories-yourselves-attah-chukwuma-christopher/

World Bank Group Recruitment Drive for African Nationals

The World Bank Group is launching a recruitment drive aimed at increasing the number of Sub Saharan Africans in its work force. This commitment to hire Sub Saharan Africans reflects the Bank Group’s senior leadership commitment for a diverse workforce in which African nationals can play a key role in fighting poverty and increasing shared prosperity. Employment opportunities will be in various technical areas and professional streams for talented and diverse young professionals and mid-career level professionals to contribute and grow their skills in a career in international development.

A career with the World Bank Group offers a unique opportunity for exceptionally talented individuals with a passion for international development to contribute to solving some of the world’s most pressing problems. Bank staff work with governments, civil society groups, the private sector, and others in developing countries around the world, assisting people in all areas of development, from policy and strategic advice to the identification, preparation, appraisal, and supervision of development projects.

Below are the areas that we are currently recruiting for. Positions may be based in Washington, D.C. or in a regional office.

Qualifications for the entry level is a Master's degree plus 5 years of relevant professional experience. For mid-career professionals, the requirements are a Master's degree plus 8 years of relevant professional experience. Ideal candidates for these positions must have a demonstrated capacity for strategic thinking, the ability to conduct dialogue on relevant development policies and priorities, and be fluent in English with very good writing and communication skills.

All applications must be received by August 31, 2015. Applications received after the closing date will not be considered.

A select number of candidates will be interviewed in September and October 2015 in Washington, D.C. and locations in Africa and Europe. Those applications that were not selected for interview during this campaign will be kept on file for up to one year and may be considered for future opportunities. Please note that only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.

To submit your application, please click the area(s) listed below.

http://web.worldbank.org/WBSITE/EXTERNAL/EXTJOBSNEW/0,,contentMDK:23124025~menuPK:8453560~pagePK:8453902~piPK:8453359~theSitePK:8453353,00.html


Use the link above to apply.. Wish you luck.

Gombs:
Such is life...



Anyways, today's my birthday... Can I get some likes for no reason?

You don't eat your cake finish dey look for likes here ba?

any ways am ain't stingy like some people. I wish you all the best. May your dayz here be fruitful and may we have a better tomorrow. May be we go be presidents together. Me as Nigerian president, you as church president...

This is just to make your day!!!

As Obama visits Kenya, there are many things that have been learned... among the many contained in this link are:

Barak Obama’s father was an economist for the Kenyan government, his clash with then-President Jomo Kenyatta, father with Uhuru Kenyatta-current Kenyan President, over tribal divisions and allegations of corruption. Subsequently, Obama snr.  was ultimately relieved of his duty by the president, sending him into a tailspin of financial problems and heavy drinking.
On Friday both presidents met for the first time as Presidents. 

http://weinafrica.com/2015/07/obama-in-kenya-what-we-have-learned/

And many more

In my view, Great people that existed at same time, had a lot of things in relation. Physically or otherwise. I am beginning to think that a lot are preplanned as a way to get someone hurt so much as to decide for a change or encouraged.

When next you treat me, a friend of yours, be careful cos u might end up a local government council boss in Naija and I a president of America.

Obichi98:
In as much as not in support of their actions,let's put matters straight,could this ever happened if our so called leaders has lived up to expectation?
Nigerian leaders turn by turn,not only share but loot our treasury...May the blood of those dead be upon the heads of our past leaders and their children!..

Good Governance is the key... but it will not stop magically. consistence in providing for the people and proper education will solve our problems. but believe me it will not happen in a hurry... it took us years to get here. it will take us long to quit!