@CharityEkezie I am from USA getting ready to leave for Ghana in 5 more days. I've learned so much watching your videos. I was invited by a church to minister and to visit the school I sponsored. I'm excited to meet the children and my friends I've connected with. Thank you for many educational videos! ❤
I'm very VERY wary of this, especially given that she just interviewed BILL GATES, of all people!!! Western orgs and NGOs have become very clever at associating themselves with popular people like Charity and hiding in the background behind organisations like the ones in the video. I see them in job adverts all the time over here in London: the driving force behind various initiatives, that ALWAYS depend on locals doing their bidding. I feel as if Charity has either fallen prey to this or even was set up for this in the first place. The Mdoc woman talking about drugs for this, drugs for that, specifically mentioning eating VEGETABLES (what about MEAT???) was particularly 'interesting'. Africa needs to keep its eyes wiiiiide open if it doesn't want to find itself sick and drugged like westerners 40y from now. It's a tsunami though, sadly. I really hope this is all truly Africa-driven with Africans' best interests at heart.
"Launched in 2003 by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation as Grand Challenges in Global Health, this initiative initially focused on 14 major scientific challenges that, if solved, could lead to key advances in preventing, treating, and curing the diseases and health conditions contributing most to global health inequity. It was relaunched in 2014 as Grand Challenges, its new name reflecting its expanded scope encompassing challenges in global development. Explore awarded grants, watch grantee videos, read a 10-year retrospective of 14 of the original 44 projects, and watch videos from the 2014 (10th anniversary) Grand Challenges annual meeting in Seattle."
Wow….. wow, my son in law is from Cameroon. He and my daughter will be traveling there soon to spend time vaccinating people. I’m very proud of them and now understand they’re efforts are part of a much larger push ( thank God) to improve the health of Cameroonians. Thank you for sharing this on CZcams. And thanks for your incredibly funny videos, I enjoy them so much.
Charity you are such a beautiful woman on the inside and outside! You are doing amazing things for your country you are doing major things for the world by changing the way the world views your country I am so proud of you You are an amazing human being! Many blessings to you.
Alkebulan is putting itself back on the map. Salute to my Brothas and Sistas out their changing the game and taking back what’s rightfully y(ours). Ase ♥️🖤💚
📍 Dakar was the very first African city I've been to... I went there on my way to Lagos for the 1st time... when I was a teen... 📍 I'm glad to see it's still a major location on the African landscape... with inspirational people... Yeah!😎
In America we have "Advice Nurses" who are there for you to call and ask questions and get advice on your treatment journey, but I don't know much more than that. MDoc sounds amazing, and I'm excited to see how it'll evolve to help more people. 😊 Unfortunately it seems that misconceptions about vaccines seems to be a worldwide phenomenon, the USA was seemingly on the verge of trying to start a civil war over C0V1D. Misinformation is a deadly disease all in itself. Keep up your amazing work Charity!!! Someday the world will be a better place to live. ❤
I enjoy your vids for your humor and style. As a healthcare professional (in canada), I really appreciate this glimpse and these perspectives also. Excellent work ♡ thank you Charity.
I was immediately drawn to this video when i saw my professor Charles Wondji. I'm so proud of being his student. He's a guru in malaria research in Africa. Thank you charity
This is so cool! I love hearing about scientific innovation and it's great to hear from areas like Africa that aren't covered more widely. Thank you for sharing ❤
I'm impressed by the amazing, creative work that these scientists are doing! May God bless all of you. I hope some day I can come experience African culture ❤
Thank you Charity for your excellent work on selling our continent. Even though I have always wanted to come home after empowering myself, but your channel is giving me more a clear view than before❤ Keep it up. We are more needed home than we thought. No matter how beautiful it’s can look out here.
I'm black American and my doctors all of them are African even the pharmacist, it's crazy how they come to America and become doctors and stay here when they are needed back home.
Hi Mama Ezekie, I've learned so much about being healthy not only for women but for the baby. ❤ I you can feel warmth (that's me giving you a big hug) ❤
African countries are emerging economies, which offer a lot of opportunities. This gives people the chance to build African countries, and to earn a good living, without relying upon Western countries, and other places. That does not mean it is perfect, but people ignore all the opportunities to live a better life, and to make those countries a better place. For me being into humanitarian work, it makes me happy to see this. Unfortunately, many would rather run to the West (which as dramatically declined in the last few decades.) However it is import for people to build their people, so they can become self sufficient. That is foundation to humanitarianism. As the living standards continue to decline in many countries, people will begin to look for alternative places to live, which gives people the chance to build African countries. That can be because income inequality, to even the political and social issues.
Africa is origin of human species..... More power to Charity and Africa..... Love from India..... Go back to your roots..... Throw away colonised mindset, coloniser culture.... Embrace your own traditions and your ancestral culture and roots.....
THANKS MY SISTER CHARITY, FOR SHOWING THE IDIOTS THE AFRICAN CONTINENT HAS SOME OF PLANET EARTHS' FINEST AND BEST SCIENTISTS, DOCTORS AND PROFESSIONALS. ❤❤😂😂🎉🎉YEAH😅😅
I hope you see this comment! First i wanna start of by saying your.very beautiful😍😍your the best looking african woman i done seen so far id do sum thangs.... nevermind. But you gotta understand propaganda os very real and beings from America thats the way the media portrays Africa as poor etc etc. Its not until we get youtube snd stuff like dat when we can see the real for ourselves and not the narrative they are pushing
I am a Registered Nurse, how can I be involed in the "Research Institute for Infectious Disease" spoken of by the Dr. from Cameroon? Currently reside in the USA.
And Dr. Said "Nawaoh!" 😅 that's a typical Naija exclamation 😅😅 We are so proud of You Dr. Nneka thank you for the sacrifices May God bless you richly. Thanks a lot Dear Charity for the amazing Work 👏 May God continue to take you higher
It is difficult to convince people that medical science is good when there is such a long history of medical experimentation on brown and black people.
Africa is GORGEOUS and I’m so proud that I’m African 🇧🇫🇳🇬🇧🇯
Me too 😍
@CharityEkezie I am from USA getting ready to leave for Ghana in 5 more days. I've learned so much watching your videos. I was invited by a church to minister and to visit the school I sponsored. I'm excited to meet the children and my friends I've connected with. Thank you for many educational videos! ❤
I hope that the African continent can create a better and more equitable healthcare system than the rest of the world.
Hope so too ✊🏾
Don’t follow the American system. It’s a great example of what not to do.
I'm very VERY wary of this, especially given that she just interviewed BILL GATES, of all people!!!
Western orgs and NGOs have become very clever at associating themselves with popular people like Charity and hiding in the background behind organisations like the ones in the video. I see them in job adverts all the time over here in London: the driving force behind various initiatives, that ALWAYS depend on locals doing their bidding. I feel as if Charity has either fallen prey to this or even was set up for this in the first place.
The Mdoc woman talking about drugs for this, drugs for that, specifically mentioning eating VEGETABLES (what about MEAT???) was particularly 'interesting'.
Africa needs to keep its eyes wiiiiide open if it doesn't want to find itself sick and drugged like westerners 40y from now. It's a tsunami though, sadly.
I really hope this is all truly Africa-driven with Africans' best interests at heart.
"Launched in 2003 by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation as Grand Challenges in Global Health, this initiative initially focused on 14 major scientific challenges that, if solved, could lead to key advances in preventing, treating, and curing the diseases and health conditions contributing most to global health inequity. It was relaunched in 2014 as Grand Challenges, its new name reflecting its expanded scope encompassing challenges in global development. Explore awarded grants, watch grantee videos, read a 10-year retrospective of 14 of the original 44 projects, and watch videos from the 2014 (10th anniversary) Grand Challenges annual meeting in Seattle."
Hey, I've researched: mdoc is US creation, correct, Charity?
Proud of Africa !!!!! ❤❤❤
✊🏾
I love Africans, I love pan-africanism. I love us.
Africa is amazing ❤❤ well done charity you are amazing 👏 ❤️
Thank you so much
Wow….. wow, my son in law is from Cameroon. He and my daughter will be traveling there soon to spend time vaccinating people. I’m very proud of them and now understand they’re efforts are part of a much larger push ( thank God) to improve the health of Cameroonians. Thank you for sharing this on CZcams. And thanks for your incredibly funny videos, I enjoy them so much.
❤ thank you too
I loved this video. I hope Africa becomes the most resistant against malaria and other infectious diseases!!! Way to go!
Well done girl🎉
This was awesome. Wishing all these companies and ventures well🎉
Hope so too
Charity you are such a beautiful woman on the inside and outside! You are doing amazing things for your country you are doing major things for the world by changing the way the world views your country I am so proud of you You are an amazing human being! Many blessings to you.
Thank you so much this literally just made my day 🥹
Love africans scientists and innovators. Thanks Charity❤
Alkebulan is putting itself back on the map.
Salute to my Brothas and Sistas out their changing the game and taking
back what’s rightfully y(ours).
Ase
♥️🖤💚
📍 Dakar was the very first African city I've been to... I went there on my way to Lagos for the 1st time... when I was a teen...
📍 I'm glad to see it's still a major location on the African landscape... with inspirational people... Yeah!😎
Yeah!!!
In America we have "Advice Nurses" who are there for you to call and ask questions and get advice on your treatment journey, but I don't know much more than that. MDoc sounds amazing, and I'm excited to see how it'll evolve to help more people. 😊
Unfortunately it seems that misconceptions about vaccines seems to be a worldwide phenomenon, the USA was seemingly on the verge of trying to start a civil war over C0V1D. Misinformation is a deadly disease all in itself.
Keep up your amazing work Charity!!! Someday the world will be a better place to live. ❤
I enjoy your vids for your humor and style. As a healthcare professional (in canada), I really appreciate this glimpse and these perspectives also. Excellent work ♡ thank you Charity.
Plus ❤ that dress!
I was immediately drawn to this video when i saw my professor Charles Wondji.
I'm so proud of being his student.
He's a guru in malaria research in Africa.
Thank you charity
You are absolutely stunning, fierce and are creating change globally! LOVE you and your work! ❤❤❤
This is so cool! I love hearing about scientific innovation and it's great to hear from areas like Africa that aren't covered more widely. Thank you for sharing ❤
Thank you for watching
❤❤❤❤❤ i love this
Thank you
Absolutely yeah. Go girl
Wonderful video, thank you for this exposition! I'm fascinated by the research on malaria elemination efforts.
You're going places, beautiful, Charity. Keep it up❤
Africa malaria free 🥳👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽. More success to you 👩🏾🔬
Wow. Charity i am proud of you. You are doing amazing things. I see a great Africa through your eyes
Nice keep up the great work
On behalf of the motherland, we're proud of you girl!!! Keep going
Charity this is amazing. Keep up the good work. There’s a lot Africa has to offer
Lovely 👌
I'm impressed by the amazing, creative work that these scientists are doing! May God bless all of you. I hope some day I can come experience African culture ❤
A great mind was produced by Senegal. His name, Cheik Anya Diop.
🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷 much love
Too true... We don't celebrate ourselves enough!!
Good job Charity. 👏
You are in my country 🇸🇳 ❤
💃🏾
I just love you Charity!!!😍
Yah!!!!
Thank you Charity for your excellent work on selling our continent. Even though I have always wanted to come home after empowering myself, but your channel is giving me more a clear view than before❤ Keep it up. We are more needed home than we thought. No matter how beautiful it’s can look out here.
Well done. Watching from the Philippines
This was amazing so inspiring
I'm black American and my doctors all of them are African even the pharmacist, it's crazy how they come to America and become doctors and stay here when they are needed back home.
I am so proud of you Charity. Thank you so much for all the hard work ❤
Hi Mama Ezekie, I've learned so much about being healthy not only for women but for the baby. ❤
I you can feel warmth (that's me giving you a big hug) ❤
African countries are emerging economies, which offer a lot of opportunities. This gives people the chance to build African countries, and to earn a good living, without relying upon Western countries, and other places.
That does not mean it is perfect, but people ignore all the opportunities to live a better life, and to make those countries a better place.
For me being into humanitarian work, it makes me happy to see this. Unfortunately, many would rather run to the West (which as dramatically declined in the last few decades.) However it is import for people to build their people, so they can become self sufficient. That is foundation to humanitarianism.
As the living standards continue to decline in many countries, people will begin to look for alternative places to live, which gives people the chance to build African countries. That can be because income inequality, to even the political and social issues.
This whole thing, the conference, the organisations presenting are western-driven. Research.
Contents like this are peaking my curiosity. I would like to watch something like this in the future.
Yeah!! 🎉😂
Africa is origin of human species..... More power to Charity and Africa..... Love from India.....
Go back to your roots..... Throw away colonised mindset, coloniser culture.... Embrace your own traditions and your ancestral culture and roots.....
THANKS MY SISTER CHARITY, FOR SHOWING THE IDIOTS THE AFRICAN CONTINENT HAS SOME OF PLANET EARTHS' FINEST AND BEST SCIENTISTS, DOCTORS AND PROFESSIONALS. ❤❤😂😂🎉🎉YEAH😅😅
He has charges of "Crimes Against Humanity" in India. There are people trying the same in the US.
Im in buffalo can i come live with yall
I hope you see this comment! First i wanna start of by saying your.very beautiful😍😍your the best looking african woman i done seen so far id do sum thangs.... nevermind. But you gotta understand propaganda os very real and beings from America thats the way the media portrays Africa as poor etc etc. Its not until we get youtube snd stuff like dat when we can see the real for ourselves and not the narrative they are pushing
I am a Registered Nurse, how can I be involed in the "Research Institute for Infectious Disease" spoken of by the Dr. from Cameroon?
Currently reside in the USA.
Negative mostly facts
And Dr. Said "Nawaoh!" 😅 that's a typical Naija exclamation 😅😅
We are so proud of You Dr. Nneka thank you for the sacrifices May God bless you richly.
Thanks a lot Dear Charity for the amazing Work 👏 May God continue to take you higher
It is difficult to convince people that medical science is good when there is such a long history of medical experimentation on brown and black people.
thank you my good Sista for this vdo and your content. with all due respect, bg ain’t kool. do your research. I won’t be watching pt. 2 peace and love