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Therefore. Uh huh. Okay, let me tell you the Alright, let me tell you the secret of a happy man. The secret of a happy man I am a tourist myself, both local and international, so you can call me a tourist. I am the founder and CEO of Akinotella, the best marketing agency and the number one expert in ground activation. Our main objective is to bridge the gap between consumers, manufacturers, retailers, and distributors, and to ensure your product gains visibility. Without marketing, there is no conversion, so you can call me a marketer. I only consume what I believe in. I don't touch products I don't believe in, because for me, quality means a great deal. Because I never sell anything I don't believe in to my consumers, so don't call me an influencer—call me a brand ambassador. I consume even more. I gain a great deal of energy and fulfillment from giving. I was born a giver, and I learned it from my family. I come from a very humble background. My father was a deo, my mother was a teacher. I can't say that we ever suffered in our lives. We were the wealthiest in that category during those days. So when I turned away from being a child of the wealthy and threw myself into the world, the world taught me how to give to those in need. There are different kinds of hunger. There are people who are hungry for sex, those who are starving for love, and those who are starving within relationships. So when someone says they are starving, it doesn't just mean they are starving because they are hungry. Always learn to treat people the way you would like to be treated, because you never know what others are going through behind the scenes. I love giving because giving is divine. I gain a great sense of fulfillment from it. In that regard, you could call me a philanthropist. I am the founder and CEO of the Akode Foundation. The Akode Foundation has five pillars. I have a bursary fund. I am educating children. I don't even know where their origins are. I currently have about 15 children, students in various secondary schools. The Akode Foundation has no sponsors. I sponsor it entirely from my own pocket. My plan was to admit ten students to the school each year. Until I arrived there, I think I had dreamed too big. And I realized that I had to take these ones up to Form 4, and now I'll be able to admit each and every year. The Akode Foundation has received a great deal of both hate and love, in equal measure. My fans support me. They truly support me, and I truly appreciate them. I have a feeding program in Turkana. I am feeding 300 families living with HIV and AIDS. If you ever get to Turkana, you'll truly appreciate the life you have now. They don't have bills. They don't have electricity bills. They don't have water bills. And most of you, when you see me in slippers—even when I'm heading to the airport—since my visit to Turkana, my way of living has changed. I really don't care. I don't need money as long as I can buy food. I mean, I don't do much to prove anything to anyone. I went to Turkana, and I realized these people don't have food. Some of them don't have food. Actually, they don't even have bills—no water bills, no electricity bills, no service bundles, nothing at all. But they enjoy a great deal of sex because they have an abundance of food. Whenever you see a Kode Foundation somewhere, please make sure you support me. If I receive support from around 200 people, it will have educated a child. We have a Kode Foundation Academy coming soon, establishing a fully furnished free education facility in Nkori County. My main goal is not only to educate but also to mentor vulnerable children. If I educate and uplift 200 students from Nkori County, I shall have uplifted 200 communities, for communities make a nation. So, come support me. We're holding a fundraiser on October 7th. Come and support us with whatever you'd like.