Charles N. Lambert
Development Channel boss, Lambert recently launched what he called the ‘Black Wall Street’ to free Africa from poverty.
Lambert who recently held a workshop at Hotel Africana in Kampala said he has also developed a Uganda Poverty Alleviation Program (UPA) to make poverty history.
“We created this program as a way to make people start to benefit from capital investments. the whole idea is to portray the fact that capital as a factor of production is the way out of poverty,” Lambert said.
Development Channel prides itself as the world’s most comprehensive platform for bridging the development divide between developed and under developed nations and communities in the world through the use of 25 empathy driven and highly innovative companies helping to create a strong middle class, food security and strong infrastructure among the world’s most disadvantaged.
He also revealed that as DC, they have companies that are going to develop Africa.
“Africa is full of traditional companies that were imported from the west and came here to make more money not companies that were designed to solve our problems,” Lambert added.
He also revealed that he is trying to sensitise Africa with the right information on investment so that African can wake up from its slumber.
“If we can mount the black wall street here in Uganda, Africa becomes powerful based on the UPAP,” Lambert passionately said in an audio.
He added, “We have an opportunity to put millions in the accounts of Ugandans.”
The company also prides itself as one that leads Africa’s first economic war in more than 100 years.
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