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We all are presenting and placing so many ideas, opinions and views. That's really encouraging that at least we have our views for our motherland and to develop this nation. What happened last 2+ weeks believe me to spent time, going again and again in front of news channel, in social media just to know what is going on and how to be with whole population, how to resolve matters and so many facts were going on. To sleep normally was not easy. It was giving frustration, overthinking and what not. Also chaos inside and outside home. Now actually to live a normal life, building this country, to develop Bangladesh with current man power which is actually worth it if we can put Moral, Knowledgeable and Capable Person to lead the nation along with all group of industries, Companies, SME and all ventures. We have Gen Z to join this platform very soon ahead. Its must to work collectively. This is my first post in LinkedIn saying my views. As this is a crucial time to actually select and put right person in right place

Tue, 08/10/2024 7:02AM I never for once thought Kibaki was a genius marksman. I was old enough to see him campaign and remove KANU from power in 2002. There was a feeling of liberation everywhere you went. Kenya changed in our eyes. Teachers ditched the rickety bicycle and were suddenly driving Dubai cars. Whenever Old Emilio stood up to speak, people would naturally laugh at his Swahili. It appeared to us who were growing then that he was an old man people respected and loved. He walked in a very slow pace that now comes as calculated steps of great wisdom. I miss him. There are good presidents who decide to become the people's solution. We can all have wonderful countries where young people drive a reliable local car. It's a symbol of intention to produce a car. Some countries like Nigeria and Uganda are moving in the direction and it's a great decision. I wish Mobius could be saved and given another chance. Transfer of technology is something that should have happened decades ago. We have resources the world needs and can negotiate better terms. Our people should also grow. They should be able to say at the end of their journey they truly had a time. Not worrying everyday about life breaking. Let people enjoy. Maybe I'm crazy because I believe solution is possible. You meet worried young people and pity their sad experience. I believe in finding solutions because humans are created able. We're not very limited about our happiness. #journaling #meditation #diary

https://lnkd.in/g8bJ6s_2 What are the major ethnic groups in Kenya, and how do their cultures differ? By Hugo Keji Kenya is a diverse country with more than 40 ethnic groups, each having its own unique language, culture, and traditions. Here are the major ethnic groups in Kenya and some of their distinct cultural features: 1. Kikuyu (Agikuyu) Population: The Kikuyu are the largest ethnic group in Kenya, comprising about 22% of the population. Location: Primarily in the central...

Turkana County is located in northern Kenya about 700km from the capital, Nairobi. Its inhabitants, popularly called the “Turkana Tribe”, live in one of the most inhospitable places on earth with the likelihood of daytime temperature climbing to about 45 degrees Celsius and black volcanic rocks littering the ground. They are nomadic pastoralists and are known for the high value placed on beaded ornaments. Turkana women wear beads that could weigh up to 5kg and never take them off except when mourning or in an event of ill health. In fact, women who don’t wear beads are avoided by men of the tribe. Girls wear beads to attract wealthy men in society. The more beads on her neck, the more she attracts wealthy men. Teenage girls in Turkana are seen as a source of wealth because parents receive a lot of livestock paid as dowry when they are married off. 📸: @tetisulu #babelos #babelosltd #translationcompany #language #localization #localizationservices #africantranslation #languagebarrier #culture

Here is a startling statistic. More Pakistanis immigrated to the United Kingdom in just the last 14 months (Jan 2023 to Feb 2024), than they did in the previous 51 years (1971-2022). So when does it make sense to leave Pakistan, and when does it make sense to come back home? Embedded in the consciousness of Pakistani society are seemingly fixed and undisputable answers. When does it make sense to leave Pakistan? At the very first feasible opportunity. When does it make sense to come back home? Never, if possible. Read: https://lnkd.in/dMCHfPQU

My latest blog explores how young people are leaving Bangladesh and the impact this is having in the country. https://lnkd.in/eaJtmqd9

Happiness is really free.... Depends on what you choose as a person

#IndependenceDayofPakistan! As the Independence Day celebrations subside and we reflect in the quiet moments, we are reminded that true freedom is not just the absence of chains, but the presence of purpose. We pave the path towards greatness through the simple yet profound acts of everyday life - choosing kindness over indifference, truth over convenience, and courage over complacency. Imagine a Pakistan where every child holds a book as their passport to the future, where every extended hand is met with warmth, not suspicion, and where every difference is celebrated as a thread in the rich tapestry of our nation. This is a vision not of distant dreams, but of deliberate actions, taken today, by each one of us. As individuals, we are like drops of water; small, perhaps, but capable of creating ripples that extend far beyond our sight. And when these drops come together, they form an unstoppable current, reshaping the landscape of our collective destiny. So, let's breathe in the hope that independence brings and breathe out the commitment to live it fully—by learning more, giving more, and being more. In this journey of self-improvement, we do not just uplift ourselves; we uplift our nation with us. The road ahead is long, but with every step we take in unity, integrity, and love for our homeland, we get closer to the Pakistan we all dream of—a place where freedom is not just celebrated but lived every single day. #Independence #purpose #goals #Pakistan

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