NX-TALK

As a diaspora African, you have something to offer to your home country. This is why it is important to become intentional about it and develop all that you can develop to be able to contribute to the place of origin. It is on us as Africans to work towards the Africa we want to see and by each individual giving what they have to offer, we can make changes. Join our conversation and let's discuss.

Often at times as an immigrant, you feel unwelcomed. You feel out of place and have the tendency to want to shy away from your capacity. But also to fully develop your capacity so that you can become a helpful tool to the community you reside in and that of your origin. In this episode, I discuss how it is important for us as immigrants to see our value. 

I once heard a quote that said "You know the problem with Africa? its people always run away" Nehemiah Days are a few days in a year where encourage, inspire and motivate Africans to see their participation and contribution towards the continent. Most of them have been positioned to look back, plan and add to the growth, no matter how little and insignificant it might look. Welcome to the Nehemiah Days! You want to talk or know more about Nexus Fellowship? contact us at [email protected]

Inspiring a generation of Africans to wake to the call and challenge of participating and adding value to the continent.

The future is being decided now. You are part of the future you are expecting and anticipating. #Africa is waiting to join forces with the #diaspora Africans to contribute to building the desired future. Are you ready to help out?

Wendy is the founder of Gold butter. A startup developing products that helps African women to take care of their natural hair. She is a passionate entrepreneur who is looking to leave her footprint. In this conversation, we talk about her upbringing, education, and future plans.

Behind the squeaking sounds of the chairs we are sitting on in the studio, you can hear the beautiful life story of Blessing Dapaah being told. A physiotherapist, Ghanaian by birth but Belgian by adoption. She calmly walks us through the journey of her life and her unique story is full of lessons and inspirations.  Join in as we hear her story because her story matters and so does yours.