African kids must dream big – Lucy Quist

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• Milton 10 years ago

  These people come from privileged families, easily get to the top of their careers by hook or crook then come to spew garbage to the ordinary folks who barely can afford 2 square meals a day or attend the best schools. It's e ...
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  These people come from privileged families, easily get to the top of their careers by hook or crook then come to spew garbage to the ordinary folks who barely can afford 2 square meals a day or attend the best schools. It's easy for you to say such a thing when everything is being served on a silver platter for you. Nonsense

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• kobby 10 years ago

  u have said it all

  u have said it all

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• Ambrose Jones (Pen name) 10 years ago

  I know I've been inspired as many people who will read this article will also be.
  Regardless of how muddy it will be as we journey through the eventides of nature, I believe that words of such calibre shall fuel our engine t ...
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  I know I've been inspired as many people who will read this article will also be.
  Regardless of how muddy it will be as we journey through the eventides of nature, I believe that words of such calibre shall fuel our engine to premier the course.
  THANKS for your dedication, we love it, madam Lucy.

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• Legend 10 years ago

  dream with wat,people sleep on varander n wat dream do u want them to hav.stop the cheap popularity.

  dream with wat,people sleep on varander n wat dream do u want them to hav.stop the cheap popularity.

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• Mr. Brown 10 years ago

  Lucy is CORRECT!
  
  Creativity in a legal sense is the key. The internet is one of the greatest tools to build wealth inside of Africa, in less than one generation, ever invented by man. Combine it with international networki ...
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  Lucy is CORRECT!
  
  Creativity in a legal sense is the key. The internet is one of the greatest tools to build wealth inside of Africa, in less than one generation, ever invented by man. Combine it with international networking and I don't see why a local Ghanaian family can't make a minimum of $1,000 per month without a formal job or street vending to survive.
  
  Example:I have sent over 40 text messages on GHweb in the members area to mainly local Ghanaians and NONE have responded, as I offered 100% commission-based income from out of the US. Closed-minds and distrust keeps Africa crippled in her development.
  My offer: If you are an adult local in Ghana, I want you to be my referral marketer (if you know GH-Americans in the US). You introduce them to me and I market to them to attend a school online that will help them create generational wealth within their families in the US. In other words, a FINANCIAL EDUCATION will be offered. The course at the cheapest level is $2,000 for one year. Many ways to be financed, tuition is cheaper than most tuition of community colleges in the US that only teach academic knowledge (being a better ranked employee).The school has an A+ ranking by the Better Business Bureau in the US.As the affiliate marketer for the school, I am paid 50% of the new student's tuition. Then I send my referral marketer in Africa 25% just for the networking contact info given to me that gain a new student for the school. So, do the math, 25% of $1,000 is $250. A local in GH provides me with 4 successfully recruited new students, whom live in the US, for the school per month. Now that local GH person has made $1,000 for his family for the month by using nothing but the internet and intl networking. Plain and simple.So now you have Africans in African and Africans in the US being of real value to each other and doing international business in a simple fashion.Do you hear me grads in Ghana, whom still are jobless?
  
  I am the Black American whom can help you create TRUST FUND BABIES in Africa, like Paris Hilton is in the US...easily! Africa, now is the time.
  
  Reach me here:
  
  trust-fund-babies at hushmail dot com
  
  PS: I will continue to send messages to the members on GH web and may yet find one or two awake enough to accept my offer. If they don't, I will find main social websites full of members in other African countries to continue my quest. This is the 21st Century and locals inside of Africa do not have to financially suffer. THINK.
  
  PSS: Will be in Ghana in 2016 to teach international referral marketing to the local people.As I have been to Ghana more than once already. Anlo man, Kwame Avege, knows me very well.
  
  Thank you and do DREAM BIG AFRICA!
  The locals can conquer Dumsor via intl networking and the internet...as marching hasn't.

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• obi 10 years ago

  how can the poor children dream big with u this politicians we have seen that every thing is now in ur hands but not with God

  how can the poor children dream big with u this politicians we have seen that every thing is now in ur hands but not with God

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• Micheal 10 years ago

  What's making you think African kids don't dream big huh... With all this corruption going on how can a big dream be achieved... We actually dream big inly for us stay sleeping with our dreams..

  What's making you think African kids don't dream big huh... With all this corruption going on how can a big dream be achieved... We actually dream big inly for us stay sleeping with our dreams..

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• Eddie 10 years ago

  Africa is the list place,with regards to dreaming big.
  Our political leader as made it a hopeless Continent,and has replace that with looting and greed,for the sake of their wicked intention.
  You have to be from the elite t ...
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  Africa is the list place,with regards to dreaming big.
  Our political leader as made it a hopeless Continent,and has replace that with looting and greed,for the sake of their wicked intention.
  You have to be from the elite to have a chance in the society.

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• JDM 10 years ago

  Judging by your name you probably are from the coastal belt and by extension went to one the ivy schools down there.At Bayerebon SHS we slept with our eyes open.

  Judging by your name you probably are from the coastal belt and by extension went to one the ivy schools down there.At Bayerebon SHS we slept with our eyes open.

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