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To: elmatador who wrote (6231)	8/25/2020 10:52:31 AM
From: Elroy Jetson	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 13803

One of my nephews and his wife, who has student debt from becoming an RN, bought a new home in the San Francisco Bay Area two months ago because she has a hefty income created by her education paid for by her student loan. Certainly very few Africans could afford to buy a home in Europe or America, let alone a home in the San Francisco Bay Area, and this concerns you. But the real question is why can't most young Africans afford to buy a home in Africa? What is holding them back? I've been told the problem is capital hogging by Brazilo-African elites.