Ashyo

A woman makes a vow not to marry a Yahóó boy.

My son,dont fall in love with women in their fourties (40s).

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Women don't want love, they want a slave.

They want a man that they can use to fund their life style.

Once life becomes hard, they will look for a man that can work hard for them so they can live a soft life.

They want a man who can pay their bills, they want a man that can solve all their problems on earth.

WHAT DOES THIS SLAVE[Men] GETS IN RETURN FROM THEM? nothing but suffering, pains and regret at the end of the day because this women don't have anything of value to bring to the table.

Its very obvious that majority of men are just slaves to their women but they don't know because the women they are dating are just using them to get their life easy and comfortable without offering the man any real value.

Be wise.

Until she has something of value to offer, treat her like a prosti...tute... don't commit to her.

Stay focus my Kings.

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Central Region Apostle and Head pastor of True Faith Evangelical Church,Galilea branch.
Apostle Samuel Dankwah has joined his ancestors😭😭
May your soul Rest well Apostle. We always love you.

It's sabbath day, don't stay at home go to church.

Asomdweoo

This is not in Europe or America nor is this Asia or South America. This is Kigali the capital of Rwanda and the cleanest city in Africa. Hard work and determination pays, Paul Kagame and co must have been bent on writing Rwanda on a page so the world can see and they are doing so with so much passion and due diligence. Honour your own, respect your own. Be proud AFRICANS.
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The luckiest Taxi driver ever🤩

: Looking ahead
What problem are you really trying to solve?

It matters in African culture to provide a decent and dignified burial for one’s loved ones. We all know that. Poor people have always been anxious about plunging their families into poverty because of funeral-related expenses.

I actually remember the day I first began to discuss it with one of my colleagues. I began to study how the poor have created something called “Burial Societies” that are really a form of micro-insurance scheme. Looking at that model, I decided to Re-Imagine these schemes in the mobile digital world. This is how we came to create EcoSure about 15 years ago.

Millions of people are now insured through our digital platform which provides support to families with funeral costs and expenses. People can even buy Life Policies and other insurance.

Let’s examine this using our toolkit:

1. As an entrepreneur, I saw a but didn’t just say useless things about it. I sprung to action to find a solution for a human need that causes great stress and financial difficulty for many families.

2. We looked to . It took at least a year long to develop this platform, and at least three years to scale it!

3. I put some of our best to work on it.

Today is a Product used by more than 4m people. It also provides insurance cover for more than 10m people. As a business, it generates millions every year for our group and is now available in four countries: South Africa, Zimbabwe, Burundi, and Lesotho.

is the greatest source of wealth creation the world has ever known.

“If you want to be successful as an entrepreneur, identify a human need, and reach out to solve it, in a sustainable way, that is not illegal, does not harm others, and your environment.” ~Strive Masiyiwa

There is nothing stopping you from taking the Pathway I have just shown you. Not every problem out there requires a political solution. Some problems have solutions that are staring us in the face. They are just looking for an entrepreneur.

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Onyame adom nti yeho y3