Amiyaya
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Now that it’s all been pointed out I have a question.
this Nigeria circus was on the cards for a good time hence the 43% drop in her podcast. I believe that this was a country they’d set their sights on and was refused as part of the sandringham summit.
They Then linked up to get Rachel the Aro Princess title prior to the visit.
We then get ARO (abb.) as Rachel’s lifestyle line and she starts off with strawberry jam. A very quick google shows that Zobo is a popular traditional jam/preserve from Nigeria, made of hibiscus. If it were me, or I was advising her I’d have tied everything in.
I would have set up a jam making enterprise for displaced women/girls, IN Nigeria. I’d have brought advisors in to teach them how to run a business, marketing, shipping, manufacture. Give them the business with a full market share and give conditions to that that XX% of profit after their wages have been taken, gets reinvested into other local ventures in the same vein. Therefore empowering, supporting and building women. The hibiscus is also a local, sustainable natural product and farming that could have been another arm to that.
It could have been set up along the lines of the Duchy of Cornwall.
I have NO marketing/sales/business knowledge at all but I could see it’s actually got a huge potential.
There is a charity in the Gambia called the big smile and they helped mango farmers by providing them with computers and internet! The mango farmers would agree a market price, harvest the mangoes and take them to the supplier who had agreed them only to be told the price agreed on yesterday was too much and ripping them off - by providing email and internet, the big smile enabled the farmers to get the best prices and enter into contracts which has then allowed business expansion and a school to be built. There is Also a charity in another part of Africa where locals started making sustainable flip flops out of waste plastics that washed up on the beaches and that too has led to uplift in the local economy.
If Henry and Rachel were truly the philanthropic deity’s they believe themselves to be then this would have been a well executed programme not this hideous and distasteful self promoting tour.
yuck.
this Nigeria circus was on the cards for a good time hence the 43% drop in her podcast. I believe that this was a country they’d set their sights on and was refused as part of the sandringham summit.
They Then linked up to get Rachel the Aro Princess title prior to the visit.
We then get ARO (abb.) as Rachel’s lifestyle line and she starts off with strawberry jam. A very quick google shows that Zobo is a popular traditional jam/preserve from Nigeria, made of hibiscus. If it were me, or I was advising her I’d have tied everything in.
I would have set up a jam making enterprise for displaced women/girls, IN Nigeria. I’d have brought advisors in to teach them how to run a business, marketing, shipping, manufacture. Give them the business with a full market share and give conditions to that that XX% of profit after their wages have been taken, gets reinvested into other local ventures in the same vein. Therefore empowering, supporting and building women. The hibiscus is also a local, sustainable natural product and farming that could have been another arm to that.
It could have been set up along the lines of the Duchy of Cornwall.
I have NO marketing/sales/business knowledge at all but I could see it’s actually got a huge potential.
There is a charity in the Gambia called the big smile and they helped mango farmers by providing them with computers and internet! The mango farmers would agree a market price, harvest the mangoes and take them to the supplier who had agreed them only to be told the price agreed on yesterday was too much and ripping them off - by providing email and internet, the big smile enabled the farmers to get the best prices and enter into contracts which has then allowed business expansion and a school to be built. There is Also a charity in another part of Africa where locals started making sustainable flip flops out of waste plastics that washed up on the beaches and that too has led to uplift in the local economy.
If Henry and Rachel were truly the philanthropic deity’s they believe themselves to be then this would have been a well executed programme not this hideous and distasteful self promoting tour.
yuck.
