Creative African World

I was given the name nana afia in 2007 in Ghana. On that trip I was inspired to become a cultural artist and a water entrepreneur. Join me as I use my talent to create a beautiful creative african world. #safewaternow

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nana afia: I have always been a free spirit. The year I turned 18, I headed out on my own and joined the US Navy. But I never dared to think I may be an artist. Writing was always something I was drawn to but art,I fell into in 2006. And what a wonderful splash!! When I went to Ghana and met a man that changed my life forever. I was inspired to use my talents and passion to create a social enterprise using cultural art as sustainable development. This is my journey. My dream is to use art to bring beauty and love to people and to make a difference in this world by using that art to make affordable safe water and safe sanitation access. Thank you for joining me!

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