The DWB is making incredible advancements into becoming one of the greatest financial development platforms on earth. This is where the charismatic image of the native American Indian spirit comes into play for the highest good of all native people on the planet. A World premiere.

Mr. Mason is not easy understood by his environment of developers, visionaries, and reformers. He now stands in a unique position to have set to place a platform that can mean good to the development of human societies. Lots of good people are trying to save the world in their little ways. But when someone decides to reform the entire world’s banking system and goes about doing it, plenty of opposition will stand before him. Surely we do not live in a perfect world, and I would even say that 95% of our banking system is corrupt. Corruption is not the fault of the people committing the crimes but the lack of morality and ethics rules in our corporate world. Mr. Mason’s dream is to take over the world with finance and demonstrate new and common sense ways to application development to a developing country. He certainly takes all that fire from his proud native ancestors. To me personally, as an initiator of concepts, he is the most persistent person I have ever met. He is on an endless search for solutions to set up the proper start of the operation, and to say the least, and I see him succeed where many have failed. Time will tell, and that might be just around the corner.

My Mother

In honor of my Mother’s departure, a group of friends (real brothers and sisters) decided to initiate a flower ceremony onto the sea of Japan. A rainbow was there at the moment and the sirens of a boat in the background, witnessing the presence of something greater than ourselves.

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On my way back to Japan and long stop in Paris, I met First Class Air France Executive Adja. She is also a member of the Marine Foundation, and yes, we had the greatest time discussing our projects together. In addition, she is a FIFA licensed member and president of our promising WFYA.

Permanent Residency in Guinea Bissau

With the help of Mr. Lamba, a friend of Madame Balde, I arrived in the great country of Guinea Bissau. It is a beautiful place and driving through the border of Senegal, I could already see the difference. Beautiful greens of palm trees and forest and grass. Even more, when I got to Bissau, I saw sidewalks and large roads. The county is dearly gorgeous, and the people are serene. With an estimated population of 1,874,303, it borders Senegal to the north and Guinea to the southeast. But, more so, it is kindness and courtesy of the people that stay Memorable to me. On the first day of arrival, Mr. Lamba made happen to receive a permanent resident card. (Mr. Doka offering me the card on the photo)

In the Center the Mr. Lamba’s personal Driver Mr. Calido who drove me from the Gambia to Bissau. The greatest driver in the world I would say.

In the orange dress an executive in the service of Mr. Lamba, Mr. Doka who coordinated all my first weeks meeting with important people and surely a great and kind Brother.

The best Guide Ever!

A GREAT “THANK YOU” TO MR. LAMBA
(Friend of Madame Balde)

When I came to Guinea Bissau, I didn’t know anyone and anybody. The country was introduced to me by Madame Balde, who then contacted her Friend Mr. Lamba to care for me. Then, while in the Gambia, Mr. Lamba had contacted the Embassy, and I met the Ambassador and Mrs. Odilia. Mr. Lamba sent his driver to pick me up in my hotel and drive some 9 hours to Guinea Bissau. In Bissau, in my first week of stay, Mr. Lamba paid for everything, including food, accommodation, and transportation, and made his stall available to me 24/7. Can you imagine, he even provided for my phone card internet communication. Honestly, I have never received such hospitality before. Mr. Lamba now ranks as a special brother to me, and I will never forget his unconditional gestures. I know he is doing this for the development and future of the nation.

Her Excellency Hadja Satu Camara Pinto

2nd Vice President of the National Assemby of Guinea Bissau.

World Football Youth Association Starts in the Gambia
WYFA Children are Members of the MARINE CHILDREN CLUB – MCC Japan Headquarters

World Football Youth Association Official Page

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WFYA is an African initiative licensed to serve all five continents of the world. The Marine Foundation is a maker of PR Projects that works on the basic systems of full sponsorship via brands, VIP networks, and celebrities. From 2020-2021, WFYA initializes a concept (system) to distribute sports equipment to up to 5000 children’s sports or school communities per year, starting with Africa. Other distribution of equipment will consist of other sports and to children throughout the world. WFYA operates on the concept of establishing systems that would allow all children to follow their dreams of becoming professional athletes.