Who We Are

Africa is a beautiful continent with magnificent landscapes hosting massive economic deposits and human capitals that are underused. Our best brains are not utilized in Africa, instead, they inadvertently migrate to developed countries in search of greener pastures where their potentials, skills and knowledge are utilized, increasing their host nation’s capital base systems thereby leaving Africa more underused and impoverished. MPAPV AFRICA has reeled out its preceptorial approach towards economic diversification for economic growth and stability to make Africa suitable for our best brains to thrive in. MPAPV AFRICA was a thought out ideology by Mr. Sixtus Agbo in the year 2020 in the wake of the corona virus pandemic that halted the world activities. Many countries, especially the developed nations galvanized resources in readiness for the Socio-economic difficulties imminent. They gave out handsome Palliatives to their citizens to cushion the traumas associated with the pandemic. Unlike Africa, there was no such arrangement to mitigate the imminent consequences. This provoked his thoughts to the imminent dangers and he then invited young African community leaders of like minds resident in Qatar to the obvious grave consequences it portends on Africans; hunger, poverty, deaths, crimes and civil unrest would be gravely exacerbated due to insufficiencies and lack of adequate resources in Africa. No African nation has attained self-sufficiency and this is the reason global crisis hit Africa heavily and reduces us to begging for interventions from the perceived developed nations. MPAPV AFRICA has a mission to lift Africa from its dependency to a sufficient and sustainable state through our analytical economic precepts. Self-sufficiency is attainable only if African nations can key into our preceptorial economic diversification approach of prioritizing made in Africa products, good and services which will drastically reduce the dependency on importation but increases their exports values. The economic policies of African countries should be hinged on Patronizing and propagating locally made products and services with the sole objective of efficient and effective cash flow within the hinterlands to reduce hunger, poverty and crimes, this approach will inadvertently lead to self- sufficiency if holistically followed….this is OUR TARGET.