Hey guys, I’ve got a question to ask you today, and here it goes “If you find out why Westerners are rich, would you do the same thing they do to become rich and even richer than them?”
You do not even need to think about it twice because I know you will jump into it if I offer to teach you what the Westerners do to become rich. Everyone wants to be rich and even richer than the next-door neighbour.
Well, I have your back, You know that every Monday and Thursday I bring you revelations from the first show of Africa’s economic war on Black wall Street with Charles N Lambert.
In the 5th episode of the show on Monday, Lambert made a very important revelation about why Westerners are rich, and this is something that we Africans need to figure out, because definitely some people like me are tired of seeing these people pass themselves off as the wealthiest when we have what it takes to be richer than them in Africa.
You would be surprised to learn that these rich Westerners are what they are today, because they build all their ideas on investment.
Yes! I said investment! They do not depend on their governments to feed them, their young people do not sit at home and wait for governments to send palliatives, compensation. So don’t tell me they are rich, because they have a more organized government than the Africans.
These investments that Westerners make to become rich develop around creating a wall Street that can’t be found in Africa. Wall Street is an economic platform that helps keep money in a certain environment.
It was first used by blacks who lived in Tulsa, Oklahoma-the site of the worst racial attack in U.S. history, according to many accounts. These black communities thrived economically on their own by investing money.
According to Lambert, wall Street is a machine that makes Westerners rich, and since we don’t have wall Street in Africa, that’s why we don’t experience what they experience in Western countries. Their focus on investment is what has made them rich and even more secure for their future.
However, Black wall Street gives Africans the opportunity to invest, creating a Foundation for securing the future and becoming rich, just like Westerners. These investment opportunities will save the continent from losing too much money from capital flight, because it gives Africans the opportunity to buy things inside the continent, and they win points to invest more by doing so.
Lambert shows again here that more than $ 203 billion of capital flight money leaves the continent every year for other countries developing them, while our citizens and our governments don’t have the money to do anything.
In case you don’t know, the sudden departure of large amounts of money or assets is a pernicious event that causes several negative consequences for the affected country. This reduces the strength of the economy and government, as it means a loss of tax revenue.
In addition, the rapid outflow of capital reduces the purchasing power of citizens in the affected country, and fixed assets are devalued.
To save Africa from this tragedy, Lambert says that black wall Street provides a special platform called “upap stock” for Africans to have access to 25 basic human needs applications hosted on Black wall Street, which gives stockholders a lifetime monthly profit of $ 100 for being the very first people to participate in the black wall Street product purchase investment program.
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The UPAP Fund is designed by the black wall Street to help Africans recover from the coming effects of the economic downturn through blocking from the Covid19 pandemic. He pays the same $ 100 per month for the purchase of the product, but only for 9 months, after which the contract is terminated.
Black wall Street is the only stock exchange in the world that is 100% risk-free because you only invest in companies through points earned from regularly buying consumer goods.
Now you have the opportunity to be as rich as you want, invest with black wall Street and watch your money grow like trees.
You can also join the economic war by purchasing made in Africa products available on the site redirectmall.com as well as follow the show on Mondays and Thursdays at 3 PM there is on Facebook live and charleslambertcorridor.com
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