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cathkaesque · 11 months

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The local population in countries that export bananas typically eat different varieties grown primarily by small farmers. The ones for the Americans and the Europeans, Cavendish variety bananas, are grown in huge, monoculture plantations that are susceptible to disease. The banana industry consumes more agrichemicals than any other in the world, asides from cotton. Most plantations will spend more on pesticides than on wages. Pesticides are sprayed by plane, 85% of which does not land on the bananas and instead lands on the homes of workers in the surrounding area and seeps into the groundwater. The results are cancers, stillbirths, and dead rivers.

The supermarkets dominate the banana trade and force the price of bananas down. Plantations resolve this issue by intensifying and degrading working conditions. Banana workers will work for up to 14 hours a day in tropical heat, without overtime pay, for 6 days a week. Their wages will not cover their cost of housing, food, and education for their children. On most plantations independent trade unions are, of course, suppressed. Contracts are insecure, or workers are hired through intermediaries, and troublemakers are not invited back.

Who benefits most from this arrangement? The export value of bananas is worth $8bn - the retail value of these bananas is worth $25bn. Here's a breakdown of who gets what from the sale of banana in the EU.

On average, the banana workers get between 5 and 9% of the total value, while the retailers capture between 36 to 43% of the value. So if you got a bunch of bananas at Tesco (the majority of UK bananas come from Costa Rica) for 95p, 6.65p would go to the banana workers, and 38p would go to Tesco.

Furthermore, when it comes to calculating a country's GDP (the total sum of the value of economic activity going on in a country, which is used to measure how rich or poor a country is, how fast its economy is 'growing' and therefore how valuable their currency is on the world market, how valuable its government bonds, its claim on resources internationally…etc), the worker wages, production, export numbers count towards the country producing the banana, while retail, ripening, tariffs, and shipping & import will count towards the importing country. A country like Costa Rica will participate has to participate in this arrangement as it needs ‘hard’ (i.e. Western) currencies in order to import essential commodities on the world market.

So for the example above of a bunch of Costa Rican bananas sold in a UK supermarket, 20.7p will be added to Costa Rica’s GDP while 74.3p will be added to the UK’s GDP. Therefore, the consumption of a banana in the UK will add more to the UK’s wealth than growing it will to Costa Rica’s. The same holds for Bangladeshi t-shirts, iPhones assembled in China, chocolate made with cocoa from Ghana…it’s the heart of how the capitalism of the ‘developed’ economy functions. Never ending consumption to fuel the appearance of wealth, fuelled by the exploitation of both land and people in the global south.

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hitgreys · 2 years

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Countdown 2021

It is a movement open to everyone - and everyone has a vital role to play. Every person, organization, company, city and nation is invited to collaborate with Countdown and take action on climate. The goal is to build a better future by cutting greenhouse gas emissions in half by 2030 in the race to a zero-carbon world - a world that is safer, cleaner and fairer for everyone. Hosted by Lindsay Levin, CEO, Leaders’ Quest, and Bruno Giussani, Global Curator, TED, and Lead Curator, Countdown.Ĭountdown is a global initiative to champion and accelerate solutions to the climate crisis. The third session of features: Jane Zelikova (ecosystem scientist, on soil as a carbon sink), Gabrielle Walker (carbon removal thinker), Hongqiao Liu (Journalist and policy expert, on China and climate), Kim Stanley Robinson (author of The Ministry for the Future in a live interview), Nemonte Nenquimo (Indigenous leader from Ecuador) and Naima Penniman (multidimensional artist). Hosted by Lindsay Levin, CEO, Leaders’ Quest, and Bruno Giussani, Global Curator, TED, and Lead Curator, Countdown. 3LAU 4B A-Trak AC Slater Acraze Afrojack Alan Walker Ardalan Audien Audiotistic Experience Bassrush Experience Black V Neck Blunts & Blondes Boogie T b2b Dirt Monkey Borgore Capozzi Charlesthefirst Chee CHOMPPA Claptone Corrupt (UK) Crystal Skies Dack Janiels deadmau5 Dion Timmer Diplo Discovery Project Dot Effin Flosstradamus Flux Pavilion G Jones Hint Of Lavender J. The second session of features: Gavin McCormick (cofounder of the Climate Trace coalition, on monitoring and measuring greenhouse gas emissions), Tzeporah Berman (chair of the Fossil Fuel Non Proliferation Treaty), Jim Hagemann Snabe (chairman of Maersk and Siemens, on decarbonizing maritime shipping), Katharine Hayhoe (climate scientist and communicator, author of Saving Us), Enric Sala (marine ecologist, on the 30×30 Initiative), Melati Wijsen (activist, on lessons from ten years of youth activism), Brother Phap Dung and Brother Spirit (monastics from the Buddhist community of Plum Village in a live interview) and the Kids of the Republic of Palau. Hosted by Lindsay Levin, CEO of Leaders’ Quest, and Chris Anderson, Head of TED. Beard (environmentalist, on geothermal energy), Chibeze Ezekiel (activist, on stopping the construction of Ghana’s first coal plant), and John Doerr and Ryan Panchadsaram (authors of Speed & Scale: An Action Plan for Solving our Climate Crisis Now in a live interview). The opening session of features: Johan Rockström (Earth system scientist, on the state of climate in s live interview), Ilissa Ocko (atmospheric scientist, on cutting methane emissions), Solomon Goldstein-Rose (climate author, on cleaning the electricity grid), Jamie C. Just three weeks after gathering 800 people in Edinburgh for Countdown Summit and three days after a successful Global Climate Livestream, the events - hosted live from the COP26 Climate Action Hub - will feature bold ideas to tackle the climate crisis in the form of talks and interviews. You can participate, too - by tuning in to the COP26 live platform on November 4-6 (each day at 11:30am PT, 2:30pm ET, 6:30pm GMT, 7:30pm CET). The United Nations climate change conference COP26 is gathering this week and next in Glasgow, Scotland, and TED’s own climate initiative, Countdown, is going to be part of it.

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dnewstrending · 2 years

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The system supported the Queen to ship; Ghana should be taught from it - Victor Smith

The system supported the Queen to ship; Ghana should be taught from it – Victor Smith

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krinsbez · 3 years

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Random Pulp Hero Thoughts

So, I'm on a bit of a Holmes kick, RN; two of the books I read last week had vague Holmes ties...

-Murder In Old Bombay by Nev March, a mystery set in 19th Century India who's protagonist decides to become a detective after reading the then-recently published The Sign of the Four.

-The Dark Archive by Genevieve Cogman, who's protagonist chose to name herself after The Woman, and who's supporting cast includes Peregrine Vale, a Great Detective from an alternate universe weird steampunk Victorian London who is repeatedly noted as being very Holmes-like.

...and the two books I finished this week and the third I've begun and will finish next week, are even more so. In backwards order...

-There's A Murder Afoot by Vicki Delany, the secondmost recent installment (which I missed on initial publication due to the Current COVID Crisis) in the "Sherlock Holmes Bookshop" series of cozy mysteries, about an expat British woman who runs a Sherlock Holmes-themed bookstore in a small New England resort town and keeps solving mysteries with the Holmesian intellectual abilities she refuses to acknowledge she has. This book has her return to the UK, and introduces the fact that she has a more intelligent older sister who supposedly is a minor functionary in the British Government but clearly is of greater importance.

-The Case of the Baker Street Irregulars by Anthony Boucher, a recently-republished 1940 novel set in then-contemporary Hollywood. When Metropolitan Pictures announces that their upcoming film adapatation of The Speckled Band will be written by Stephen Worth, an ex-PI who's a devotee of the hardboiled subgenre of detective fiction an has made his utter disdain for the Great Detective genre and of Holmes in particular, that early fandom society launches a campaign to get him fired. In an effort to appease the BSI, who's number include quite a few influential public figures, five of them are invited to come to Hollywood and consult on the film. When Worth is murdered, they become the chief suspects...

And finally...

-In League With Sherlock Holmes, the latest anthology of "stories inspired by the Sherlock Holmes canon" edited by Laurie B. King and Leslie S. Klinger. It comprises...

"The Strange Juju Affair At the Gacy Mansion" by Kwei Quartey. In contemporary Ghana, a police detective consults Superindentendent Mensah Blay, a legendary former member of the Ghana Police Service who has retired to make wooden children's toys, to help solve a crime that has him stumped. Very good, feels pretty Holmesiean despite, y'know...

"What My Father Never Told Me" by Tess Gerritsen. A young woman comes to Britain to dispose of her late father's ashes, and discovers he was part of something grander than she ever imagined. Yecch. This isn't a story, it's the prologue to a story, and also hinges on the idea that Holmes was actually a villain.

"The Case of the Wailing Ghosts" by Joe R. Lansdale and Kasey Lansdale. A duo of occult detectives are hired to break a ghost, and end up dealing with a supernatural murderer. Great story, not sure what it's doing in this book, asides from the two protagonists having a somewhat Holmes-and-Watson relationship.

"The Twenty-Five Year Engagement" by James W. Ziskin. A proper pastiche, pretty good.

"When You Hear Hoofbeats" by Robin Burcell. A contemporary detective story, with minimal Holmesian content, asides from some proper names (the victim is a plastic surgeon named John H. Watson, the suspects are his wife Mary and his business partner Joseph Bell), and the police detective narrator enlisting a former colleague who's become a PI to help solve the case. Good though.

"Mr. Holmes I Presume" by Joe Hill. This is a short essay written as an introduction to...

"Dying Is Easy" a short comic written by Hill, illustrated by Martin Simonds, apparently an installment of a series they did a few years back about a '90s cop-turned-standup-comedian who keeps having to solve crimes anyways named Syd "Shit-talk" Holmes. Not very Holmes-y, but fun.

"The Observance of Trifles" by Martin Edwards. the tale, in the form of a rather ramble-y blog posts and some comments on it, of how a Sherlockian becomes convinced that another Sherlockian who has become wealthy and famous with his works analyzing the Canon, has been plagiarizing him, and sets out to murder the man. All the characters are given pseudonyms drawn from the Canon, and vaste swathes of the text are quotes or paraphrases thereof. Fun, if a bit depressing.

"Infinite Loop" by Naomi Hirahara. An R.A. in 1980s Stanford University, Joann Wat, is forced to enlist the aid of Shel Rock, a Junior who is the dorm's resident drug dealer, when the parents of one of the Freshmen under her ostensible care may or may not have gone missing. Good stuff, not very original flavor-y of course, but there are some neat Holmesian touches asides from the proper names.

"A Seance in Liverpool" by Lisa Morton. A young ACD, about to set out on his stint as a ship's surgeon, before completing his Doctorate, is convinced bya friend to attend a seance. Things do not go as planned, but he gets an idea for a new character...Good stuff, not what you'd expect.

"Benchley" by Derek Haas. A printer's apprentice finds a body and summons the police. More I cannot say without spoiling. I love it, although it isn't quite Canon compliant.

"The Murderer's Paradox" by David Corbett. A tale narrated by Prof. Moriarty, which seems to follow the take that he was a Fennian. Or he's posing as one in order to enlist two young people as part of an effort to mess with Holmes, it's not clear. ACD's defense of the Boer War is crucial to the plot, though I wonder if some of the language used is anachronistic; did the terms "racist" and "Imperialist" in the modern, derogatory sense exist in 1902? Not a bad story by any means, but not for me.

"A Scandal On The Jersey Shore" by Brad Parks. In which a modern-day descendant of The Woman must prove her BFF isn't guilty of murder. A fun romp.

"The Adventure of the Northwood Bilker" by James Lincoln Warren. A contemporary Forensic Linguist, Shirley Ho, is hired to find a missing journalist who infiltrated a cult. Very good stuff, if a bit technical in places.

"Cumberbachelor" by Maria Alexander. In modern LA, a young woman must find a way to save her sister's wedding when their mother becomes convinced she's become engaged to Benedict Cumberbatch. Good story, not very Holmes-y.

"A Case of Mistaken Identity" by Chelsea Quinn Yarboro. A somewhat unethical therapist treats (or pretends to treat) a brilliant serial killer who believes himself to be Sherlock Holmes. The story hints that the POV character has A Plan in mind for his patient, but never states what said plan is. Not my cuppa.

#Book Recommendations #Sherlock Holmes #Pulp Heroes #Random Thoughts

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trecblog · 4 years

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Black People’s Contributions To The UK: A Very Small Sample

Women

Phillis Wheatley

From West Africa.Sold as a slave to a family called the Wheatleys. Named after the family to whom she was sold and the vessel that transported her to America–‘the Phillis’.Wrote her first poem at 14 years old.First volume of poetry published in 1773.Moved to England at 20. Contributed to the anti-slavery movement. Read: Poems by Phillis Wheatley

Mary Seacole

From Jamaica.Traveled to England in 1854 with the intention of an onward journey to Balaclava, Ukraineto assist the soldiers fighting in the Crimean War (1853-1856). War Office denied her request. Made her own way and established a boarding houseto successfullylook after the wounded British soldiers using traditional medicines.She then traveled relentlessly.Returned to England and is now buried at Saint Mary’s Catholic Cemetery, London.

Fanny Eaton

From Jamaica. A model for the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood and their circle between 1859–1867.Public debut was in Simeon Solomon's painting ‘The Mother of Moses’, which was exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1860.

The Mother of Moses - Simeon Solomon (1840-1905)

1860 Oil on canvas

Lilian Bader

From Liverpool.The first black woman to join the British Armed Forces where she was: Canteen Assistant, Instrument repairer, Leading aircraft woman, and a Corporal. On receiving her degree from the University of London, she became a teacher.

olive Morris

From Jamaica.A member of the Black Panther Movement.Campaigned for rights of black people in Manchester and South London.Whilst at university expanded her activism to an international stage, visiting China and publishing an article from that visit. Founding member of Organisation of Women of African and Asian Descent (OWAAD) and,the Brixton Black Women's Group.

Margaret Busby

From Ghana. Youngest and first black female book publisher.Founded the publishing company Allison& Busby in 1967, alongside Clive Allison.A campaigner for diversity in publishing –co-founded Greater Access to Publishing (GAP).

Malorie Blackman

From London of Barbadian parents.Qualified as a computer scientist. Writer of children and young adult novels.Author of the Noughts&Crosses series.Eight Children’s Laureate–first black person in that role.Awarded an OBE in 2008.

Dr. Shirley Thompson

From London of Jamaican parents.Professor of Music at the University of Westminster.Recently named "one of the most inspirational Black British women" by the newspaper Metro.The first woman in Europe to conduct and compose a symphony within the last 40 years,composed to mark the Queen's Golden Jubilee in 2002, -New Nation Rising.A 21st Century Symphony.Named on the Evening Standard's Power List of Britain's Top 100 Most Influential Black People in 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016.

From Jamaica. Barbara Blake-Hannah was the first ever black person to appear in a news role on British television in 1968. She paved the way for Moira Stuart, Trevor McDonald, and others.She was an on-camera reporter and interviewer on Thames Television’s Today programme. Since returning to Jamaica she has had a career in film making and written five books, including one in 1982 about the Rastafarian religion, which is her faith.

Dr. Youmna Mouhammed

From Mayotte, a small island off the coast of Southeast Africa. Dr Mouhamad has a PhD in polymer physics and is currently a Technology Transfer Fellow at SPECIFIC in Swansea University and is working on industrial coatings.She is pushing to improve the representation of black women within STEM, the disciplines of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.She is the leader of the Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) students in Engineering Network, formed in 2019. This network aims to progress racial equality by raising awareness of the challenges that BAME students and staff experience, then suggest interventions or strategies that investigate how to overcome the challenges.

Men

Ignatius Sancho

Born on a slave ship. Ignatius Sancho was an influential figure in the arts and is the first known black British voter. He is known for his plays, poetry,and music, and had a shop in London, where other creative people like him would meet up. He spoke out against the slave trade. Read: Letters of the Late Ignatius Sancho: An African

Oluada Equiano

From Southern Nigeria. He was a slave but managed to buy his freedom and moved to London.Became very involved in the abolition movement. His book about slavery is one of the earliest accounts about what it was like to be a slave and it is one of the best-selling books on the topic. His autobiography (1789) ‘The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano or Gustavus Vassa, the African’ was a seminal piece to those working to abolish slavery and its sales made him a wealthy man.

George Bridgetower

From Biala Podlaska, Poland-Lived in England for much of his life. Virtuoso Violinist Year of birth vary between 1778, 1779 or 1780.The son of an African father and a Polish mother. Said to be the older of two brothers, with his younger brother being a cellist. George was a student of composer Joseph Haydn and (once) a friend of Beethoven. Whilst friends, Beethoven dedicated a violin sonata to him, which was so hard to play many gave up.

Ira Aldridge

From New York – moved to the UK. Believed he stood a better chance of accomplishing his ambitions to become a brilliant and recognised actor.He became an important actor in plays at the theatre and was one of the highest paid actors in the world.He also became well known across Europe as a brilliant Shakespearean actor. Aldridge first toured to continental Europe in 1852, with successes in Germany, where he was presented to the Duchess of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, and performed for Frederick William IV of Prussia; he also performed in Budapest. An 1858 tour took him to Serbia and to Imperial Russia, where he became acquainted with Count Fyodor Tolstoy, Mikhail Shchepkin and the Ukrainian poet and artist Taras Shevchenko, who did his portrait in pastel.

John Edmonstone

From British Guiana. He was born into slavery but gained his freedom. Becoming skilled in taxidermy John Edmonstone was a very important figure in the world of scientific research.He taught at Edinburgh University in the 19th century with Charles Darwin as one of his students. It is said that Darwin’s theories on how humans have developed throughout time resulted from the teaching of John Edmonstone.

Samuel Coleridge Taylor

From London. Studied at the Royal College of Music in London.He partnered with several talented musicians, worked across continents and wrote many beautiful pieces of music enjoyed all over the world and still being enjoyed today. He died at the age of 37 from pneumonia. Compositions included: The Song of Hiawatha, Hiawatha Overture, Violin Concerto in G Minor. Read:The complete poems of Samuel Coleridge Taylor

Sir Learie Constantine

From Trinidad.A member of West Indian Cricket team who settled in Lancashire. Became England’s first black peer due to his political work which included relentlessly fighting for racial equality. Described as a cricketer, statesman and advocate of racial equality. Read: Colour Bar (1954) and, Learie Constantine and Race Relations in Britain and the Empire By Jeffrey Hill (Author)

From Grenada.The second peer of African descent to sit in the House of Lords, He was the longest serving Black Parliamentarian. He was described as a revolutionary politician. He was a medical practitioner in Trinidad on completion of his studies (Edinburgh University). His involvement in politics was twinned with his medical practice. He was a funding member and leader of the West Indian National Party. He returned to the UK and lived in London. As a member of the House of Lords, he played a leading role in campaigning for the Race Relations Act 1976. He was outspoken on issues such as immigration policy, and in a debate on 24 June 1976 he noted, in part: "...it is a myth, that the fewer the numbers [of black immigrants] the better the quality of race relations. That is a myth, and it is a myth that has inspired the 1962 Commonwealth Immigrants Act, the Immigration White Paper of August 1965 and the Immigration Acts of 1968 and 1971. It is designed to placate the racialists, but it is a fallacy; for to the racialist or the anti-semite the only acceptable number is nought....(Immigration Policy debate, Hansard, vol. 372, 24 June 1976.)

Stuart Hall

From Jamaica. One of the Windrush generation and an Oxford graduate he was responsible for pioneering theories of multiculturalism and the first cultural studies course in Britain, which was offered by the University of Birmingham. The Observer referred to him as “one of the country's leading cultural theorists". His ideas and books, which included The Hard Road to Renewal: Thatcherism and the Crisis of the Left (1988), Formations of Modernity (1992), Questions of Cultural Identity (1996), and Cultural Representations and Signifying Practices (1997), inspired a whole new generation of multicultural academics and advocates.

Paul Stephenson

From Essex. Paul was Bristol’s first black social worker. As an equal rights campaigner he worked for the Commission for Racial Equality and the Press Council to ensure minorities were both working in newspapers and being covered fairly by them.He spent his life leading campaigns to change the way black people were being treated and it is said that his work played a part in Britain’s first Race Relations Act in 1965.

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yasbxxgie · 3 years

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Afua Hirsch, a presenter of a new documentary about slavery has rejected the idea of selling art and artefacts with links to the trade, to compensate descendants

"I don't think the sensible way to achieve reparation is to sell off national heritage," Afua Hirsch said.

"I want people to see it and engage with it. The more accessible it can be, the more it can be used to educate."

The writer and broadcaster is fronting Enslaved with actor Samuel L Jackson. The series starts on BBC Two on Sunday.

Hirsch, who writes a column for the Guardian and penned the book Brit(ish): On Race, Identity and Belonging, told The Radio Times: "I'm not about destroying history at all. I want people to see it and engage with it.

"But I do feel quite critical that until now these things have been held in a way that neither educates nor enlightens us about our colonial history."

She was responding to a question about the National Trust, which has identified 93 properties with connections to colonialism and historic slavery. Hirsch said she applauded the organisation, but that their collections should be used to tell a more complete version of history.

She added on Twitter that the interview "left out the part where I said the amount owed in reparations MONUMENTALLY exceeds the amount that could be raised by selling off National Trust collections".

Hirsch, who was born in Norway but grew up in the UK, added that the debate about the legacy of slavery was "not about beating ourselves up, it's about understanding how we got here".

Enslaved used new diving technology to locate and examine sunken slave ships in the UK, the Caribbean and Florida, retrieving artefacts such as a large ivory tusk 45 miles off the coast of Devon. The four-part CBC/Epix series has already been broadcast in the US.

The transatlantic slave trade saw European countries including the UK traffic around 12 million people from West Africa to the Americas between the 16th and 19th Centuries.

Hirsch also filmed with Jackson in Elmina, Ghana, one of the major slave trading posts in what was then known as the African Gold Coast.

She added that history taught in British schools should acknowledge the country's role in the slave trade rather than just celebrate its abolition.

It is not compulsory for schools to teach about the slave trade, but teachers can choose to include it when covering British history from 1745-1901 at Key Stage 3, for pupils aged 11-14.

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Afua Hirsch at Elmina Castle in Ghana

Samuel L Jackson and Afua Hirsch both discovered their roots on the show

#afua hirsch #samuel l. jackson #samuel l jackson #elmina #elmina castle #ghana #trans-atlantic slave trade #trans atlantic slave trade #enslaved #bbc news #bbctwo #brit(ish): on race identity and belonging #colonialism #uk #west africa #black british #british #british history

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afrobeatsindacity · 4 years

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AFROBEATS CITY MEETS TRAYC SELASI

Following the release of her new sophomore EP, The Art & The Muse, Afrobeats City caught up with talented dancer, singer & songwriter Trayc Selasi to find out about her journey from a dancer to a musician, the creative process behind The Art & The Muse, the impact her Ghanaian roots has on her music, and more.

You started your career on the Afrobeats scene as a dancer before becoming a musician - how would you describe your journey?

My career began in 2012, during my dance cameo in Fuse ODG’s “Antenna” video, and again for “Dangerous Love” in 2014 with my dance partner Move with KB, which gained over 22 million+ views on YouTube. It has been a beautiful journey; all the ups and downs have made me who I am today. I started as a dancer but making music was always my ultimate goal. I toured and performed on big stages for Fuse ODG with my dance partner at the time and it was so amazing as I learnt so much on the job. I was quite observant with everything music around me which kept my interest going. I learnt how to record and Engineer in the studio, engineering for some great artists also Fuse ODG himself at times. Everyday there was something new to learn although it was not always easy, it was all worth it. I now have my own home studio set up where I have been able to record music of my own and finishing my E.P.

You recently released your single “Somebody”, what was your influence behind the single?

“Somebody” was created in Ghana during my trip back home in Ghana. It was produced by the amazing Abochi. We created this beautiful song together using concepts I had, bouncing ideas and melodies back and forth. The song is about a dilemma in the mind of a woman and the dilemma is being in love with “Somebody” but struggling to express that feeling as she goes through the pressure internally. I believe a lot of women out there can relate and may have somewhat been in that same “situation-ship”. The concept stems from my own experience with love and struggling to express that. There are women like myself who tend to hide feelings and emotions to avoid being hurt, but there comes a point where enough is enough and we have to start speaking out and expressing our love to that special “Somebody” but also being okay accepting him not having the same feelings for you knowing that ’Somebody’ is out there for you. Do not give up on love.

Congratulations on the release of your sophomore EP, “The Art and The Muse” - can you tell me about the creative process behind the EP and what we can expect from it?

The Art & The Muse is OUT NOW! whooppp and I’m super excited for this release. It has been a long time coming as I’ve been working on this project throughout this year exotically during the lockdown. If you haven’t heard it yet then expect to hear good timeless music that would captivate your hearts and minds. it’s a spiritual sometin’ haha. Honestly, I enjoyed creating this project especially because it’s my first ever project to come out of Trayc Selasi. Most of the songs we created during the lockdown period especially as I had some time to get in my creative bag. 2 of the songs were created during my trip in Ghana, “Somebody” and “Militant” whilst the others were created in my London home with my home studio setup. My creative process is a mashup of different things that I piece together to create my version of art which stems from my past experiences I’ve been through as well as my friends and family around me. Sometimes it can just be words I hear, a feeling or a current emotion. When I create, I think about so many different things based on the current topic and write down everything. Most times I go off from my feelings and allow melodies, words, emotions to naturally flow out of me through songs or dance. I have my moments where I can get stuck and just lay down or be still but the one thing I do a lot is pray and meditate especially when I’m feeling overwhelmed. I usually like to take my time to create just so I know I have pieced it all. The name of the EP is a representation of both me 'The Art' and my influences 'The Muse'.

How much of an impact does your Ghanaian roots have when creating music?

My Ghanaian roots have a massive impact and a few reasons for that is firstly, I was born there and lived a part of my childhood in Accra before leaving to come to the UK at 8 yrs. My family keeps me in check about my roots especially my mother as she constantly reminds me by speaking my language to me and always encouraging me to always be myself and be proud of who I am and where I'm from at all times. I’m so grateful for them, if not I don't know what I would be right now. I love my culture, my country and the whole African continent because it’s so beautiful and rich with amazingness. it has had and continues to have a huge impact on my lifestyle, my hair, the clothes and jewellery I wear as well as my music. My dad used to be a family DJ at most family functions and he would play some of the legends such as Yvonne Chaka Chaka, Agelique Kudjo Daddy Umma etc and i grew up listening to these African legends who inspire a lot of my music creating as you hear the sweet sounds of highlife infused in some of my songs on my EP The Art & The Muse.

How do you think the Afrobeats scene has changed since you first started out?

The Afrobeats scene has changed so much over the last 5-10 years and I’m so proud now more than ever to be a part of this culture. African music is now growing into new heights that we’ve never been before and I believe it’s only going to get better and higher from here and there is no going back as we are already exposed to many different experiences and sub-genres

2020 has been an unexpected year, how was lockdown for you and what impact did it have on your music plans for the year?

2020 has definitely been unexpected but I believe it’s been both a blessing and a curse at the same time. I prefer to keep my focus on the blessings that have come out of it which is the fact that I was able to finish my EP and have more time to connect with my supporters all around the world. I am truly grateful for everything that has happened so far and I believe there are going to be greater things that are coming my way. I won’t lie, in the beginning of lockdown, it was a bit of a struggle trying to get used to being home and working as I was used to a set routine and trying to figure out a new home routine was a little crazy but my music is what kept me going which made me even more grateful for my home studio setup. We thank God.

The music industry is very male orientated, have you faced any struggles as a female artist and how did you overcome them?

Yes this industry is very male dominated but we all know that women run this world. I did face some struggles as a woman from the start of my career in this industry as a dancer well before transitioning into music. One being the fact that you’re seen as a subject and even my skin colour didn’t always help as I will sometimes be pushed to the back but how I overcame that was to keep myself with Fuse ODG team who were very respectful to me as not just a woman but a black African woman which allowed me to feel safe. I worked very hard to build a lot of my relationships in the industry in a respectful way making sure that everyone sees and treats me with respect as I treat everyone both men and women with respect.

What is the best advice you have been given?

The best advice I received was to go fishing. I know it may sound weird or funny but what I understood from that was to go for it, throw that hook in the water and never hold back because eventually I will catch a big fish and get my big break and in my case a second big break as the first big one was from the “Antenna” Dance video. Another great advice I have received and continue to receive from my amazing team, Coelle LDN is to stay patient, pray and grind hard because the time will come. As we all know this journey is not an easy one but it is one that I must enjoy, as it will be all worth it in the end.

What is next for Trayc Selasi?

Trayc Selasi is taking on new heights and flights. Now that my first EP The Art & The Muse is out, I’ll be working on some visuals for this project and get some shows and performances going hopefully when everything opens up again and lockdown has been lifted. I will also be going back to Ghana very soon to engage with my supporters there. I want to link up with amazing producers and songwriters and start working on my next project. So many things I want to do right now but all in due time.

Just for fun, fill in the blanks….

Without music, I would be… A rich housewife

My current favourite song is… Somebody by myself

My dream artist(s) to collaborate with is… Beyonce

My favourite Ghanaian dish is… Red Red (African stewed black-eyed peas and plantain)

Support Afrobeats because… I love it, it’s my culture, it’s in my bloodline

Download/Stream - Trayc Selasi - The Art & The Muse EP

Follow @Traycselasi on Instagram | Twitter

This interview was conducted by Shade A / Afrobeats City doesn’t own the rights to the image used.

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tricalcouriers · 1 year

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Best Courier Shipping Services To Ghana

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Table of Contents

1. Understanding Shipping Services to Ghana

2. The Significance of Freight Forwarding

3. Selecting the Appropriate Shipping Company

4. Shipping Methods for Ghana**

- 4.1 Air Freight

- 4.2 Sea Freight

- 4.3 Land Freight

5. Customs and Documentation**

6. Packaging and Labeling**

7. Tracking and Insurance**

8. Transit Times and Costs**

9. Warehousing and Storage**

10. Additional Services**

11. **Choosing the Right Freight Forwarder**

12. **Tips for a Smooth Shipping Process**

13. **Common Challenges and How to Overcome Them**

14. **Shipping Regulations and Restrictions**

15. **Conclusion**

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Land freight is suitable for shipping goods to Ghana from neighboring countries. It is often used for cross-border trade and can be a cost-effective option for certain types of goods.

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FAQs

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Shipping times vary depending on the shipping method chosen. Air freight is the fastest option, while sea freight and land freight have longer transit times.

2. What documents are required for shipping to Ghana?

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Many shipping

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sirjustice1344 · 3 years

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now way they are going to amount up rather the below

Reason 4 dirty acts like wanting women, Japanese cars not in Eu or America much, can be counted, so eliminate the same or minimize as with the above and u see good spirit of wanting ya own and ambushing people reduces dude and dont help people as people who help others out of research 99% suffer or desturb people later as those they help take like the attire or money given to medicine man to infuse that spirit or the part u touch on that sack, they hate cat Island people dude who help people of Edmonton, Edinburgh of UK and allover Florida as wise more than Mr White man dude while melabourne people were from Wales Cardiff yani giero welo as hotels or bus thing or waist, kiuno or songs as wer, then thoggi wembe as sharp articulate mouth and father from Denver buried in Tallahassee had the Cardiff blood, Egyptian, old borana are Egyptians b4 the Omani infusion of the same in East Africa, and Ghana tribe origin, mother was susu mende of Gambia tribe they love Ndege as if u look at my face meaning one of my forefathers worked in the California Boeing company or Seattle, Washington the love war, Chesapeake city residents are of mande descent as above mother mother as grandma was buried in Arlington sister with Malcom X from Omaha while the father to my mother was from kano along time luo Egyptian without infused kikuyu blood and furthermore was Gambian as well and portugues and was buried Chesapeake and was Tuareg in blood also out of the great great grandpa marriage on both side i can trace but takes time ask my Mother working at the casket shop if am wrong or write dude, Chesapeake people were from Gabon and Niger some Gabon or lest say Mande speakers, they like speaking, listening to speech, kucheza, talk as if they got cash, penda kuketi peke yao as being alone as are of KEIYO tribe blood of along time b4 the omani infusion

My father father of my grandparent were from Oregon city of bend and was buried in Wichita Kansas at the grave in the link or underline below

Adorers of The Blood of Christ Convent Cemetery

While the grandma on my father side was from Omaha, Nebraska and was buried as well in Wichita, KS at the grave in the link below and i can trace the fathers of my father parent were they were from, from Edmonton then Migrated to Carli4nia, but male side, to work with Boeing and the to Seattle b4 settling again with Cessna at Wichita while great grand mother worked as parcel distributor in Carli4nia, worked 4 hotel in Seattle and then in Wichita worked 4 a charity organization esp Com-care and all my character are of those, b4 settling at Edmonton, Canada they emigrated from Australia city City out of hotness, they loved cold and persistent forest fires not good 4 health of kids and curse to animal, their fathers to the immigrants work in money printing firm in Australia b4 settling in Canada opening baby care or school and settling a garage dude and ask my mother dude if am lying bro, the Omaha grandma was sister to Roosevelt frankline Delano while the Australian Migrants were cousins with Booker T Washington father to MLK but not know as my case not know so u know and correct it 4 good dude

Cornerstone Pentecostal Holiness Church

When their is 16 Km hole on earth crust, then 1 telephone an easy thing but 2 fold will be known that it is 16 Km they have placed people in debate dude and when u can make radar of radius up-to 62,200 then those nations in the middle of the earth take per-eminence they are eyeing dude as the wave cuts across all land surfaces no side left as when In like USA only the other side got no country and those waves a waste lest the place another but it will be an ocean an headache but when got ships to place the same bringing out weakness they hate but can identify shallow trenches within deep sea and makes island or mountain top to place the radar as place cooked kale mixed with cooked cabbage on water, then your ankle on Cd hole on the same water as u can fix it with glue to stick b4 placing it on water in a bucket like mouth propeller of a wood speed boat placed as u chop hay bar on wood soaked in lime juice with dry maize or in lemon juice with paw paw seed chop and boom ya mountain to place the radar or wash hand in surgical spirit with kids but all hands with sweater immersed on it as u wear the same dude. Tuskegee University and me love University, mother father mother or father was also a Yorkshire from Bronx island confuses me as also were i am i run out of cash dude, so squeeze everything dude

Drink milk straight from the cow as the calf do with cut sugar cane pieces and brings ya life span to 180 years as u see on that radar scale within ya forehead as Malachi 4 cements the truth dude

Nyamau herb made when carrot mixed with hay, ankle on Cd hole on wall, chop guava on wood soaked in milk in hay bar in the dark in gone down placed within ya yard place basin or container or write nyamau tree leaves many and cross with ya hands using a pen like 5 same then fold and step on within CD hole on hay bars with acid mixed water, b4 washing feet in hay extracts with kids holding the soil with ya finger as detective do with cocaine and boom ya medicine or chop cabbage on wood soaked in milk with corpse hand on the same board or in corpse hand heap, heap as grass on the road with hole as can be cylindrical or in gone down places within ya yard place grass in basin and boom ya medicine in the dark or moonlight or dim bulb light or kale and spinach as the heap, chop cabbage on wood soaked in hay extract in sewer water, ankle on CD hole on the wall in the dark, heap on gone up places within ya yard in basin or wash feet with kid in surgical spirit lantern without glass present or add milk to water and boom ya nyamau medicine dude but in the dark bro

The city of Roanoke was the city of Noah with the flood during those days as they are of Bangladesh descent and some Hindu and love traditions dude, 4 ya information if u wanna know dude

Hyper-loop train the yellow leave place in millet/sorghum porridge, then hurl brown spirit liquor on running sewer water on grass sand land but partially slanting as ankle on CD hole on mud below 4 the train and side heap 4 the tunnel in the dark

With yacht, speed boat, cruise ship pineapple in the yellow leave, ankle on Cd hole on side heap of mango standing as u hurl cocoa water on sewer water running as above in dim light and boom ya speed boat while yacht pour out cocoa fumes on semi hot sewer water that can be emitted from a nearby tank and when super hot gives ya cruise ship next to the ocean or within ya yard gone up places or down make a big hole to accommodate the same b4 lifting with cargo drone many, while Big cargo ships made when pineapple same in the yellow/green leave, ankle on Cd hole on hay bars side ways or can place all veggies, berries, fruit cut pieces in one suck to rub the ankle on CD, U HURL OR POUR OUT ORANGE juice on stagnated sewer water like in blocked way in its flow or in a container in the dark and boom ya big E-ship bro while big missile, hay in that yellow leave, ankle on Cd hole on mango heap sack, as u hurl guava juice, white, on sewer water mixed with lemon juice 4 water missile or mixed with paw paw juice 4 air missile or avocado juice or place kale on the sewer water where u hurl porridge or guava juice and boom ya missile in the dark in gone up or down places place a container after hole dug or same on the roads dude, get a taste of the song in the link below as u compare bro

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVyztZXPFCQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K1MibusTvbU

Ask any question earth radius to the outer crust distance in Km, write many and cross like a plus but not across the writings sideways in between or below, then step on within CD hole on hay bars with mineral water, ankle on Cd on wall chop hay on wood soaked in milk and boom ya answer in the dark in gone down places or wash feet with kids, CD, in the warm water, when not opened gives ya in Circular disc while when open gives ya in flash disk and on paper wash feet in surgical spirit with cow feet inside cut or alive and even just one with kids your hand with mixture of all oils as cooking, engine or skin on the stone wall and boom ya findings and with every question as distance from earth to mars and any planet and their radius, temperature, gases compositions etc, as u try with much heap in the chop and placed or of the wash or press with knife or ruler or fixed on the shoes not to use 2 heap which hard to investigate but can use one heap but place like flower below or cans or mlk boxes to a void the friction void produced in the end boom process dude

People of Keiyo in descent if u watch their faces u see the topography of Kericho city as combines that land both dude or asembo bay as resembles Kansas or Onding as they love boring to others places as plain lands or rolling planes as they know how to explain shit dude, they love partially wonders of life not all that people glue or lured to like Manhattan, No, no, no they love partial wonder things not known to others and even secrete beauty and booty or body shape but not silent, not unrealized with many unless money present dude and that's with My mother, Sydney pointer took my writings in His book True measure of Man or we share the same experience not to blame him. Jericho was not Kericho a longtime but was current Voi in Kenya when the voices were heard dude and when u love good cities as USA 10 big when u give birth they plan with ya wife as they did to the shift babies as above loving already made destroying the society, Italian blood my father had but knew it wen t Tallahassee not Miami s they get furious and even rapidly exhume ya grave like with those buried in NY

Middle nations to place the satellite as in the link below they are eyeing without have known how artificial hills or islands made but now knows the same as in the link below

https://www.google.com/search?client=ms-google-coop&q=countries+in+the+middle+of+the+earth+list

Tamarind mixed with Euphorbia forms heap 4 making like Aids drug in the boom process and with hay when u make with applying oil brings hairline back bro as the heap as u can try homies

The Internet provider firm should get the code of WiFi from their customers and re-input theirs so not known with the customer so no re-selling of internet to another fellow who also eats via organized betting now to talk to women and if they talk with them, kinda, play as if they are looking after kids, what keeps kids alive is food they want the same as kid meaning competing 4 the same with kids walking in food stores locating those eating to want to share theirs foods without 2nd thought if u refuse champion and plan ya attack dude, women its u stop it , don't tolerate the same bro

Negros do what they do u hate, so Mr white man set them free if they behave like that like them they hate and even mistake u 4 their women and most people watch Negro things thinking they will know English and be like White men which i finished along time with telling Chinese more than they make and now every tribe only remaining is their women which every nation ought to have to finish completely every puzzle and equitable/same structures so u don't enjoy the movie not as with Jamaica Riddim now stopped dude people believe not and even stereos people wanted they want not dude. Chesapeake Residents most are from Croatia blooded and haters of Bad and assassins dude or leaders if those they want not love play as kids or not in-tune with law they equally assassinate dude and my blood and they got Keiyo blood dude or low laying as keiyo is low plain dude. St Paul was Croatian in blood and see what he did dude. Boran skin blurred, if u lie with what one does though people transfigure it gives those people curse not him if u cant save the day and may with insanity of many white people with those blood he has mentioned dude

Along time boran blooded people talk as if mud and love boring lands and rings/waves on hair dude but the current ones infused with Arabs, oromo or gabra, trukana blood so they are me and me not them as Hindu are Colombians but Colombians not them as they got TRukana, kikuyu blood while the Colombians got not yet they see both things on their eyes dude like 2 brothers of same mother but different fathers are not the same out of not shared father and no joke about it dude though u share mother and can kill ya dude

2 pac after being burnt half way was buried in Minneapolis MN on ya way to Chicago Ave on the road leading to the city u see the skyline on down side road to wells Fargo office where roads have side fence of woods as in the like below just off the Wendy’s

https://www.google.com/search?client=ms-google-coop&tbs=lf:1,lf_ui:4&tbm=lcl&q=wendy%27s+minneapolis+on+which+address&rflfq=1&num=10&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjMyrjjgKruAhUZSxUIHVV8DSoQjGp6BAgEEDY&biw=1280&bih=910#rlfi=hd:;si:1909246712237134652;mv:[[45.10311224886572,-93.29416844211426],[45.01034632804205,-93.44179722629394],null,[45.05674810000001,-93.3679828342041],13]

Tamarind with awiny tree back also can form a good combination 4 making Hiv and other curative drugs heap and Bracelet thing can be a company not tied to a phone as without sim of long range as heap can be hay and mango, Ankle on Cd hole on hay standing sack in dim light as u chop hay on wood soaked in milk 4 the phone app or soaked in mixed milk and white guava juice 4 the radar while in red guava juice mixed with milk 4 the controlling pad as with Toy drone as the heap can be on red soil road or within ya yard in gone down or up place within an inserted tank or basin as u can write bracelet radar system with GPS phone tracker or control TV unit as u write in different line and make a sign if different things but cross when many similar writings as with photos, fold step on , on Cd hole on hay sack heap, chop mango on wood soaked in paw paw juice and milk in the dark in gone up or down places as above hands on oil rub on the wall 4 the software, hands on paints rub on the wall 4 the radar while hands on pineapple cut pieces rub on the wall for the control TV but in the dark dude and boom ya bracelet software and radar company thing while computer app apple juice mixed with guava or tire fumes alone on one hand press on the wall and boom ya computer app dude

Even 4 international sports they liaise with those team members to place bets which they know will win as of big win odd easy to loose which they build their cities with they are rude which when such removed and live 3 chances left as win, lost or draw they are left tongue tied now wanting in force ya food and even with the Russians as putting Involved, eradicate all funny odds and remain with the 3 but later ripple effects even with those with kid on restaurants on those who eats, please kill them with Gas, they win women with such and even their foods, cars and liquor as organized to to the same dude, Kenya Rich even when its crystal clear its poor cause they know the above to relent when unearthed dude

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sirjustice1345 · 3 years

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My father father of my grandparent were from Oregon city of bend and was buried in Wichita Kansas at the grave in the link or underline below

Adorers of The Blood of Christ Convent Cemetery

Cornerstone Pentecostal Holiness Church

Drink milk straight from the cow as the calf do with cut sugar cane pieces and brings ya life span to 180 years as u see on that radar scale within ya forehead as Malachi 4 cements the truth dude

The city of Roanoke was the city of Noah with the flood during those days as they are of Bangladesh descent and some Hindu and love traditions dude, 4 ya information if u wanna know dude

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVyztZXPFCQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K1MibusTvbU

Middle nations to place the satellite as in the link below they are eyeing without have known how artificial hills or islands made but now knows the same as in the link below

https://www.google.com/search?client=ms-google-coop&q=countries+in+the+middle+of+the+earth+list

Tamarind mixed with Euphorbia forms heap 4 making like Aids drug in the boom process and with hay when u make with applying oil brings hairline back bro as the heap as u can try homies

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sirjustice1007 · 4 years

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New TV

Curved TV the other way on the short vertical sides either outwards or inwards not as the normal way in the link below, reduces spirit of people keen with ya if u watch such, so can be again glued to ya screen 4 more hours dude

https://news.samsung.com/global/hot-tips-for-choosing-a-cool-tv-part-3-a-wall-mount-or-stand

Guava in carrot in raised bar like huge rock or big pole and then chop kale on the ground in the dark or scoop to grab like paw paw seeds or cereals as millet or hide from the pillar below as if of shame squatted 2 people 1 holding on 1 arms, if u want it the up way do such above the bar with the heap maybe on drone or if next to a water body chop carrot inside boat or mix water with urine now the heap on the ground or chop paw paw or guava with panga, broken glass or sickle dude

Made in Africa ships images links below

https://www.thelivefeeds.com/photos-fg-donates-made-in-nigeria-drugs-to-cameroons-train-accident-victims/

https://abovewhispers.com/2020/08/12/ghana-build-naval-boats-locally/

https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo/aircraft-lockers.html

https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2020/jan/09/worlds-fastest-driverless-automated-bullet-train-launches-beijing-china-olympics

https://blog.lamresearch.com/silicon-snack-pilotless-passenger-jets-more-than-a-blue-sky-idea/

https://southsoundbiz.com/boeings-unmanned-passenger-aircraft-completes-first-flight/

https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20130502-pilotless-planes-plan-to-take-off

https://safety4sea.com/40-consider-unmanned-ships-to-be-viable-within-20-years/

https://phys.org/news/2017-09-unmanned-ships-cargo-industry-dearly.html

https://www.businessinsider.com/rolls-royce-drone-ships-2014-2?IR=T

https://www.foxtechfpv.com/foxtech-diamond-6s-22000mah-semi-solid-state-lipo-battery.html

With trains and some ships u hide the marble, cotton wool, cattle bones and more inside small dug holes or in the water with ship heap in between u hide the marble or flowers inside coolers on both side or make holes on floating timber and hide the same as with Xmas lights b4 doing ya boom process and even with most jets and choppers dude or all the placed sideways in the factory house where their is the heap on its two side create ditches or tunnels with enclosure inside water to heap every fruit or marble used in the boom process 4 the gadget u want to come out or under mattress with water dude placed in side holes bro Or sometimes can be placed and hidden upward as with the airplane or bus inside luggage storing facility dude but runs horizontally to the hole as florescent bulbs are hanged on the ceiling dude or AC metallic ventilators or the veggies, fruits, bones, marbles placed on each side of the boom heap can be hidden in boxes or containers and even bags as polythene of different colors 4 different machines as its trial and error until u unearth or get it dude

U can even hide in made holes outside or within the factory house or just above the floor or ground surface dude

Dog meat when cooked rejuvenates ya hairline, so can be placed in boom process of some produce as medicine or other meat produce and vegetables and milk or juices to have that ripple effect in small magnitude but if taken 4 a long time gets ya hairline back or mixed in injection drugs to do the same bro and its utility

With some fruits or veggies hidden divide into 2 or many sides and try as well with such and in some situation divide not dude

Built in Ghana yachts in the links below

https://web.facebook.com/OhemaaLXI/?_rdc=1&_rdr

https://www.atelier55design.com/travel-ghana-cruising-lake-volta-with-the-ohemaa-lxi/

https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g147311-d19457950-Reviews-Soma_Yachts-Montego_Bay_Saint_James_Parish_Jamaica.html#photos;aggregationId=&albumid=&filter=3&ff=468302283

The Electric yacht in the link below made when illuminated photo from the project rest on heap of paw paw then u chop guava on another boat the other side of the heap in the lake or trample on rodents as rat or maize cereal or drop coconut on timber on the shore side in smokey environment in moonlight or place white guava in kale then chop mango in hay presence on 2 boats in between the heap floating on water or spit saliva unto the ocean water from the drone as much as drop flowers unto the kale guava heap dude and boom ya yacht bro in dark this time

https://pro-yachts.com/en/the-best-electric-yachts/

Same as below can be built using armored glass tunnel instead of concrete that rust not by placing hay in kale in floating woods on ya wanted train path after taking the underground survey of shallow point and leveling with made stones, rustles metals with holes all around to be permeable to allow air on water circulation to avoid water smelling and even armored glass itself b4 lowering the final tunnel as above, after placing hay in kale then hurl with cucumber or kojet in bright day or night or with cabbage, mango or lemon seed and boom ya armored glass tunnel all way through the floating on boards heap or break camara stick or on both sides of the heap many small boats hurl salt unto the heap or paw paw unto the sea water and lemon unto the fresh water lake water or operate washing machines on such boats dude. Not rocket science dude

https://www.devdiscourse.com/Article/headlines/270896-update-1-us-and-uk-reach-new-post-brexit-deal-on-air-services

Armored glass cylinder with same glass lid made when hay placed kale then u chop ripe banana or chop boxes, leaf onion or drop cabbage on water from another boat, the heap above in dump truck in sea shore or flattened land just adjacent to the shore u off shore or next to the sea and the heap or in yacht far away from the shore but in water. Hay in kale then trample on paw paw trunk in the sea close to the shore in moonlight makes such gas cylinder off the boat carrying the heap in the middle 2 of u doing the same on each side and with many gadgets or on both sides of the dump truck or shoot paw paw, palm tree back, grown or artificially planted 4 the same and even any big tree around dude

War ships made in Nigeria images in the link below

https://www.nairaland.com/951727/jonathan-commissions-nns-andoni-warship/2

Kale in much onion then u on small boats on each side of the heap in twilight or evening with smoke fumes around and flowers scattered on water side or paw paw leaves, u urinate with pipes unto the heap or unto the water adjacent or chop corpse hand or mango seed or carrots as much as cucumber on a norther floating boat from a boat in-front of the heap on both sides and boom ya big ship as in the link below or on water close grass floating drop detergent unto it or paw paw unto the heap cow dung floating like in a wood piece bro

https://spectrum.ieee.org/transportation/marine/the-struggle-to-make-dieselguzzling-cargo-ships-greener

Or illuminate 3d camera on floating heap of any fruit, veggies or leaf and u on the shore or on two boats as above try all the boom process as dropping, trampling and chopping is concerned until it comes out dude, Xmas lights or marble floating on card-boards from each side either in heaps or straight line or paw paw and many other floating fruits as those in the link above in below dimension dude as most other none water operating gadgets made same way as u can try dude and even in rivers bro and even on land with many gadgets needs 2 sides even in drop theorem, either u drop on the flat ground or into a dug shallow way in a synchronized manner dude like with Gas cylinders and Brazier as Jikos and much electronics either squatted, sited down, bending or standing and others on 4 sides while others on triangle way meaning 3 sides all boom process done synchronously while others in a sole manner bro. In some cases u cry kinda or close eye and sometimes wink and or wide eyed dude or sometimes lying on the ground looking heaven, side ways or on ya belly dropping from side hands, seeing or not seeing and sometimes just need a touch of any veggies or fruits and boom ya machine. Try all the tricks until it come out what u want with projector way which fails not dude. Sometimes heap to be dropped or placed upon in raise bars as rocks or buckets or stools b4 u do the same dude and sometimes hanged from a stand or tree or sometimes in a boat or car boot. All direction same direction or different dude South, west, north or East, up or down or looking sideways, back bent or sometimes nodding head dude, sometimes 1 hand on the ground while place not sited or sited with the other hand, kinda, in toilet dude. U can even hide in made holes outside or within the factory house or just above the floor or ground surface dude.

They give lame excuse, that if u dont do that way u risk not getting well ahead in life, not with me, try with another 1 those silly tricks of ya own making not listening dude

Made in Nigeria military weapon in the link below, check it out dude

https://www.nairaland.com/1917837/yes-nigeria-what-it-takes

https://www.businessinsider.com/it-looks-like-an-armed-chinese-made-drone-crashed-in-nigeria-2015-1?IR=T

https://twitter.com/africaupdates/status/1053887766369656832/photo/1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awycpN0luSQ

http://makerfaireafrica.com/2012/11/05/tuktuk-mods-in-nigeria-limo-jeep-and-a-bike/

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Built in Ghana yachts in the links below

https://web.facebook.com/OhemaaLXI/?_rdc=1&_rdr

https://www.atelier55design.com/travel-ghana-cruising-lake-volta-with-the-ohemaa-lxi/

https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g147311-d19457950-Reviews-Soma_Yachts-Montego_Bay_Saint_James_Parish_Jamaica.html#photos;aggregationId=&albumid=&filter=3&ff=468302283

https://pro-yachts.com/en/the-best-electric-yachts/

https://www.devdiscourse.com/Article/headlines/270896-update-1-us-and-uk-reach-new-post-brexit-deal-on-air-services

War ships made in Nigeria images in the link below

https://www.nairaland.com/951727/jonathan-commissions-nns-andoni-warship/2

https://spectrum.ieee.org/transportation/marine/the-struggle-to-make-dieselguzzling-cargo-ships-greener

They give lame excuse, that if u dont do that way u risk not getting well ahead in life, not with me, try with another 1 those silly tricks of ya own making not listening dude

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