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I walk by faith

23 M Hello good people, Apologies for being off topic but I hope for the best. I am writing this here because for long I have desired to live and work in the United States.Specifically,because I enjoy real state culture and I love investing. It’s a dream that I hold dear to and I aim to achieve it by sacrifice and hard work. I am from Kenya and I desire to pursue my masters in USA, having recently graduated with bachelor’s degree in communication studies, I am proficient in French and I have basic coding skills in Python. I am now ready to take the next step in my life and this has led me here. I am kindly requesting if anyone can help me in my dream, not necessarily the money but facilitating me a job, or a link where I can come and achieve my big dreams in the United States 🇺🇸. Typically a destiny helper .I am willing to sacrifice a lot for this vision and I hope to get someone with grace enough to facilitate. Thank you.

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