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Welcome to the African Echo Professional Education Page.
Africans are ready to enjoy better quality of life
through professional education programmes. What is lacking in Africa is political
and industrial leadership. That leadership will come with professional
education and training programmes. On this Page we
shall continue to address the African education problems in the
context of the seven African investment systems.
Impact of Bible preaching
Africans in Ghana and overseas are very good in preaching
through the Bible. The Bible is a record of the political and religious
history of the Jews from the book of the Genesis to the
Revelation. The Bible is written by human beings; but the books
of the Bible are inspired by God. God is a supreme Spiritual
being who is in charge of the universe and is in control of it. The
Bible speaks of the relationship between God and the creation.
That Biblical educational programme may awaken spiritual
awareness. But Africans must receive professional education on
the seven African investment systems in order to enjoy better
quality of life. On this score one is appealing to all Bible preachers
also to preach professional education to their audience in
order to lift people out of absolute poverty for a better quality of
life through out Africa and the world.
The seven African investment systems are:
1. African investment agenda in the international context.
2. The rule of law and the political system.
3. Corporate governance system.
4.Financial system.
5. Competition system.
6. Tax system, and
7.Dispute resolution system.
Most and not all Africans are lacking
in these seven areas of knowledge. African Leadership Question and the Rule of Law
Africans on the African Continent in their 54 political divisions are
still torn apart and bogged down in the rule of law and the political
system arena because they do not understand the rule of law
and the political system. The rule of law is a constitutional and
administrative doctrine of state; the judges are the only custodians
and developers of the doctrine and not the politicians.
Political leadership is currently emerging gradually in at least six
countries of Africa, led by President Thabo Mbeki of South Africa,
President Olusegun Obasanjo of Nigeria, Colonel Muammar Al-Gadafi of Lybia, President Abdoulaye Wade of Senegal,
President Yahya Jammeh of the Gambia and President John
Kufour of Ghana. The African Continent must be coherently led
through the seven investment systems as indicated above in
order to restore better quality of life for all Africans.
This is not the responsibility of only the political leadership but
also the industrial leadership. Before the industrial leadership
can emerge and function effectively the political leadership must
recognise the industrial leadership as partners in development.
That recognition will come only through the knowledge and
recognition of the doctrine of the rule of law. The
rule of law means the supremacy of Parliament and
supremacy of the law and the Judiciary in interpretation of the
laws of the land as enacted by the Legislature. The law is what
the judge says. The rule of law integrates everything: all politicians,
Ministers, state functionaries and their agents and the
business communities are subject to the law as interpreted by
the judges.
African Political Factions
Non-recognition of the power of the rule of law creates violent
political factions in Africa and is the basic cause of absolute
poverty on the African Continent. The fundamental ideal of one
African State, which can bring one Africa to the common round
Table with China, India, the UK, the USA and the European
Union to discuss and settle the imbalance in economic development
is still non-existent. In some African countries, some military
and legal opportunists made themselves life founders and
rulers of their political Party and the Parties are lacking coherent
policies on the seven investment system for their country and
one Africa. This is foolhardiness and selfishness without team
work. All political opportunists in Africa must retire into absolute
silence to enable the people to become free. How long will Africa
continue to put the cart before the horse?
Can poverty in Africa be blamed on lack of money? No! You do
not need money to think coherently and persuasively to enable
you take action to solve your economic problems.
The African economic agenda is for Africans and not for foreign
ideologues. It is against nature to expect Tony Blair and the
Leaders of the G8 countries to focus on the African problems and
the British and the G8 Country problems at the same time. At
best, Tony Blair and the G8 Leaders can only sympathise with
Africans but they cannot solve the African economic problem.
G8 Conference
The July 2005 G8 Conference in the UK "agreed to increase aid
by $50bn by 2010 from its current level of $79bn and to double
aid to Africa." That pledge of the G8 can be reduced to zero by
educational transformation of Africa by the year 2009 by the rule
of law which will get rid of all inefficiencies and corruption. Every
one will be subject to the law. When the G8 Agricultural subsidies
and the high iron tariff barriers against the developing countries
will be ended is only known to God.
IMF and World Bank Racket
The biggest racket and waste in the second Millennium was the
International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the International Bank of
Development and Reconstruction (the World Bank) Lending
Department in Washington DC. The debt trap caught both the
guilty and the innocent Constituencies. Debt relief was too late
too little. When the Agricultural subsidies will be ended is only
known to God. These obvious iron barriers created the financial
and trade imbalances in the world economy which the IMF and
the World Bank were called upon to establish a balance in the
world economy from the Genesis to the Revelation with the support
of all the big tribes. The IMF and the World Bank had the
best Economists educated in the best Schools at their disposal.
The Eight Millennium Development Goals
The eight Millennium Development goals are focused on poverty
reduction by the year 2015. These goals are:
1. To reduce
poverty and hunger by 50%.
2. To promote education. All children must start and finish primary school.
3. Education of Girls. As many girls as boys must go to School.
4. Infant mortality of children who die before they are five years old must be cut by 2/3rd.
5. Mother child birth mortality. The number of women who died
whilst having baby be reduced.
6. Stop spread of terrible diseases.
7. Environment. Provide clean water, reduce slum life,
conservation and sustainable development.
8. Collaboration means working together so that poor nations can be helped by
the rich nations so that the poor can receive a fair share of the
wealth of the world.
All these eight goals can only be achieved by
professional education worldwide in particular in the developing
countries of Africa, Asia, and Latin America.
The London Graduate School of Law (LGSL) Vision
The LGSL vision is the solution for Africa and the world. The LGSL is an
African initiative of Higher education for the training of Leaders in international
setting. The crux of the solution is that the political and the industrial
leaders must be trained. The LGSL offers solid education through the
seven African and the world investment systems via the vehicle of its
University of London LLB degree and Continuing Professional
Development (CPD) courses.
The focus at the LGSL is on:
1. Regional investment agenda in the international context.
2. The rule of law and the political system.
3. Corporate governance system.
4. Financial system.
5.Competition system.
6. Tax system, and
7. Dispute resolution system.
Know the nine reasons why you should choose to enrol and enhance your
education at the LGSL:-
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Enrol at the LGSL for your University of London degrees and Association
of Business Executives Diploma at an affordable tuition fee of £1,500 per
academic year and share the dynamics of the
LGSL. The LGSL broke down the ransom tuition fee barrier against overseas students.
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Improve your career prospects with better pay and reject absolute poverty.
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Job placement for work experience after graduation at the LGSL guaranteed.
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LGSL supports UK entry Visa Application of Overseas Students worldwide.
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Enrol at the LGSL at an affordable tuition fee of only £1,500.00 per year
now and save over £8,000 and over 70%.
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Never pay a ransom fee for your Higher Education in the UK.
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At the LGSL we open up more possibilities than you can imagine.
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Never be an illegal immigrant in the UK: enrol at the LGSL to enhance
your education and professional profile and lead by the rule of law.
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Graduates at the LGSL receive relevant education and training on the
seven investment systems of Africa and the world.
The LGSL makes education of Leaders of Africa and developing countries affordable and relevant. This is the commitment in the LGSL education vision for the solution.
For Application Form to the LGSL Tel: 020 88883100
or visit LGSL website: www.londongraduateschooloflaw.org.uk
Africa Regeneration Exhibition and Conference
Finally you are invited to come to the Africa Regeneration 2005 Exhibition
and Conference at Barbican exhibition Centre, Silk Street, London EC2
8DS on Thursday 20th October 2005, Friday 21st October 2005 and
Saturday 22nd October 2005 from 9am to 6.pm. Admission to the
Exhibition Hall is free. Please participate and discover Africa
Regeneration. Massive inspiring books and other items will be on sale atreduced price of £3.00. Tel 0845 4900 318 for further information.
Black History Month
We are celebrating Black History Month. Congratulation to the Ghana
Black Stars for their historic victory. Black people excelled in boxing, football,
athletic competition and music; they can also excel in the seven
areas of investment systems of Africa and the world through professional
education.
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