Developing Africa, doing my part.

[King Jae]

Out here heavy. But you never see them in the cities. They hide out in concentrations in the weirdest spots. You'll go to some remote Ass location and they'll have like 5 mansions out there running straight of generators like

Do they run any industries or are they on strip mall shyt? That's crazy bruh...they make their own Chinatown wherever they go...

 

[Theyeboah]

Do they run any industries or are they on strip mall shyt? That's crazy bruh...they make their own Chinatown wherever they go...

Illegal mining is all their doing.
Half the official brand products here are imitations by the Chinese. The even got Chinese prostitute house here.

They apparently recorded some top police and political officials here and used it as leverage when they run into legal trouble.

 

[Ya?]

Out here heavy. But you never see them in the cities. They hide out in concentrations in the weirdest spots. You'll go to some remote Ass location and they'll have like 5 mansions out there running straight of generators like

That's how they roll and before you know it they create towns full of themselves and you wonder how they got here.

 

[Theyeboah]

and much success in your future endeavors

Step one of a huge multi year plan I have in mind. Thank you for your well wishes.

 

[MoroccanBoy]

I helped found a homeless Charity in my dads village when I was in grade 9 and I even helped build the website and raise funds for the project which now helps teach kids and has for over a decade..

I also work with an organization that builds affordable housing on the continent.

we're not all armchair militants breh

Good work but @J.V Koba is an armchair militant

 

[King Jae]

Illegal mining is all their doing.
Half the official brand products here are imitations by the Chinese. The even got Chinese prostitute house here.

They apparently recorded some top police and political officials here and used it as leverage when they run into legal trouble.

...that's deep bruh....

 

[ski]

It's development.....................of a secondary income stream for you.

. I'm glad that you are able to employ local people to build the structure and to work there once it's up . I see it as a smart business move by you and hopefully you make your investment back and start seeing returns soon.

If you are Ghanaian, I think you know what I mean by development and why I don't think this lives up to the title of the thread.

Thinking the same thing.

Not what l expected when l clicked the thread.