Linking the Wealth

The President and CEO of the Global African Business Association explains why Nigeria is not limited to geographical boundaries on the continent of Africa and how the Nigerian Diaspora can invest in local communities here in the United States for both cultural and economic impact.

The President and CEO of the Global African Business Association discusses the need to fuse innovation districts with smart cities to create a new 21st century global community.

After a near death experience in November 2022, the President and CEO of the Global African Business Association lays out the future with the New Wealth Movement and how we can fully execute this mission 100%.

The President and CEO of the Global African Business Association (GABA) gives a breakdown on why the National African Business Association (NABA..now GABA) started in Inkster, Michigan. If you have not heard his vision statement on this you will not be disappointed. You will walk away with a clearer insight on the mission of GABA.

In this episode, the President and CEO of the Global African Business Association (GABA) discusses the need for a Blue Economy in the 21st century and how Black folks must pull themselves together by rejecting nonsense.

The President and CEO of the Global African Business Association (GABA) discusses the need for a 21st century K-12 School District that is aligned with the 4th Industrial Revolution.

The President and CEO of the Global African Business Association (GABA) discusses strategies on how trade within the African Diaspora is critical to impact local urban communities.

In this episode of Linking the Wealth, the President and CEO of the Global African Business Association (GABA) goes surgical as to why it's necessary for people of color to change their mindset in this decade.

The President and CEO of the Global African Business Association, Akindele Akinyemi, gives a vision for us on what a 21st century school district should look like.

The President and CEO of the Global African Business Association (GABA), Akindele Akinyemi, discusses the need to move away from 20th century rhetoric to a 21st century action plan that will link the wealth with the African Diaspora.