Jobs via Portuguese-Yoruba and Brazil

[Augustine Togonu-Bickersteth]

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Jobs via Portuguese- Yoruba and Brazil by Augustine  Togonu-Bickersteth,London,England

i would like to suggest that portuguese languae as spoken by 133 million afro brazilians there in brazil should be made a compulsory subject in educational institutions in yoruba land.to bring the wealth of Brazil you should go with the wealth of brazil.its a 1 ,8 triliiion dollars economy

ts been said by the the  then governor of the state of osun now osun state,raufu aregbesola

that if you took a helping hand of sand from ile ife to Brazil  you could cause a stampede  and i read about  an iconic  nigerian found collecting water from river osun  there is osogbo in a bottle  for onward delivery to Brazil

if there is that attachment  in  BRAZIL  to water and sand in yorubalnd there may be other areas worth looking into  like .goods and services

would the brazilians concerned here be interested in pa;lm wine and a whole range of foods and beverages indigenou to yorubalan? if not why not,  once ceritified fit for consumption you can charge premium for emu ile ife for insatnce

what  about yoruba lanfguagge lessons online direct from yoruba land and other online courses on he yorubas from the source or as organised by our institutes of african and cultural studiies as bank rolled by the south west governors, south west philanthropists and people of good will including the chambers of commerce and the foreign affairs ministry and the Brazilian embassy.

then we can attract investors for hydro power, marine engineering m women and childrens hospital in osogbo, home of the osun godess.

aircraft   and automobile manufacturing  and from machinery in iree home of ogun, the god of mechanical engineering, metallurgy and material science. then we move to  oyo home of sango to manufacture electroniics and eletrical appliances and set up an electric power and clean energy university..

the Brazilians are good and strong in agriculture, manufacturing, mining, aerospace, software and clean energy, and oil and gas. all these we could do in ibadan and environs

[Emeagwali, Gloria (History)]

Great points on Brazil.

All of this could  be possible 

whilst Lula da Silva is in 

office but after his term

of office, maybe not as 

possible.

Professor Gloria Emeagwali
Prof. of History/African Studies, CCSU
africahistory.net; vimeo.com/ gloriaemeagwali
Recipient of the 2014 Distinguished Research
Excellence Award, Univ. of Texas at Austin;
2019 Distinguished Africanist Award
New York African Studies Association

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[Augustine Togonu-Bickersteth]

Thanks Gloria for your comments. It means  we should move fast. Tomorrow  may be too late

On Tuesday, December 27, 2022, 'Emeagwali, Gloria (History)' via USA Africa Dialogue Series <usaafric...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

Great points on Brazil.

All of this could  be possible 

whilst Lula da Silva is in 

office but after his term

of office, maybe not as 

possible.

Professor Gloria Emeagwali
Prof. of History/African Studies, CCSU
africahistory.net; vimeo.com/ gloriaemeagwali
Recipient of the 2014 Distinguished Research
Excellence Award, Univ. of Texas at Austin;
2019 Distinguished Africanist Award
New York African Studies Association

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Jobs via Portuguese- Yoruba and Brazil by Augustine  Togonu-Bickersteth,London,England

i would like to suggest that portuguese languae as spoken by 133 million afro brazilians there in brazil should be made a compulsory subject in educational institutions in yoruba land.to bring the wealth of Brazil you should go with the wealth of brazil.its a 1 ,8 triliiion dollars economy

ts been said by the the  then governor of the state of osun now osun state,raufu aregbesola

that if you took a helping hand of sand from ile ife to Brazil  you could cause a stampede  and i read about  an iconic  nigerian found collecting water from river osun  there is osogbo in a bottle  for onward delivery to Brazil

if there is that attachment  in  BRAZIL  to water and sand in yorubalnd there may be other areas worth looking into  like .goods and services

would the brazilians concerned here be interested in pa;lm wine and a whole range of foods and beverages indigenou to yorubalan? if not why not,  once ceritified fit for consumption you can charge premium for emu ile ife for insatnce

what  about yoruba lanfguagge lessons online direct from yoruba land and other online courses on he yorubas from the source or as organised by our institutes of african and cultural studiies as bank rolled by the south west governors, south west philanthropists and people of good will including the chambers of commerce and the foreign affairs ministry and the Brazilian embassy.

then we can attract investors for hydro power, marine engineering m women and childrens hospital in osogbo, home of the osun godess.

aircraft   and automobile manufacturing  and from machinery in iree home of ogun, the god of mechanical engineering, metallurgy and material science. then we move to  oyo home of sango to manufacture electroniics and eletrical appliances and set up an electric power and clean energy university..

the Brazilians are good and strong in agriculture, manufacturing, mining, aerospace, software and clean energy, and oil and gas. all these we could do in ibadan and environs

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