The ideal of self-determination in business.

As an African entrepreneur, your core business endeavor must be the advancement of self-determination for your country and Africa as a whole. When your business is constructed under this great ideal, it paves the way for greater innovation on the African continent in business. You are nourishing the soil to make it more fertile for others to seed on it.
This ideal is the greatest business infrastructure you can never build for your firm. Eventually you can scale up exponentially; the richest man in Africa core business is to produce cement use for construction. Dangote was back by his government, unfortunately, without the great ideal of self-determination for his country, so Nigeria is still underdeveloped. It was not his fault but his backers, they didnt use him as a seed. Can you imagine that with this great ideal of self-determination as core business would have generated thousands of Dangote in Nigeria and across Africa! It's enormous in terms of power.

This is how the United States became the number one world power, based on a great ideal of Carnegie, Rockefeller, JP Morgan, Ford, etc., supported by their state in order to have a dominant nation.
China does the same, that's why Jack Ma was called to order!
To prevent the chick from being nipped in the bud, it is imperative that African businessmen strive to achieve this ideal on their own, because waiting for our governments will cause us to waste time due to the obstacles that artificial intelligence and the evolution of (technological) knowledge allow us to circumvent.
Our great advantage is that the current state of the global political ecosystem works for us; Europe is weakened; the United States is under Trump; China wants to breathe fire; and Russia shows its fangs.
If your great ideal is to make money as a businessman, you will make money and you will die when the time comes, then you will be asked: what did you do with the talents I gave you? You will answer: “I have earned money” and you will be told: “but you have not multiplied your talents”; the exact explanation of "multiply and populate the earth", to cultivate the earth to make it fertile for others.
Let's think about the following question:
How would it feel to be born on a continent blessed with such wealth, become so rich and die leaving this continent so poor?



Marius Yusuf M. C. Oula


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