Africans usually base their lives on networks of kinship.

So firstly, everyone has their family as the bedrock of their networks so do I. These are the people who show unwavering love, guidance plus love. Yes, through family bonds we face life experiences we also navigate life's challenges together and this creates an even bigger bond between us. Honestly, my bond with my family is kept by this deep love for each other.

Besides family, there are also people called friends. These people bring their unique love, energy, and presence into my life. These are the people with whom you can share useless jokes meaning inside jokes plus any memories you all have shared plus history, but at the end of the day this relationship is there because of the support, respect, and having space where everyone can be comfortable around each other without any judgment lastly and the laugh we share also keeps this relationship going.

As I give thought to my networks, I have realized that there is a sense of growth and inspiration. Learning, asking for advice to gaining more knowledge about career ambitions this is all opportunities to learn, evolve, and adapt. Through my networks, I have gained some knowledge and also gained an understanding of how the world works plus I have refined my skills, and this has shaped my life. 

Also in this journey, I have inquired about a few peers with whom we share our triumphs and tribulations if you were a student, you would understand what I am talking about. My network also extends to the lecturers who also serve as my guides and role models, meaning these people don't only provide academic guidance but also invaluable insights taken from their own experiences. These experiences have given me the courage to navigate my life through academia and more.

How can I forget social media, which has helped me to connect with people around the world? I might say technology has become another integral part of my network. This platform does not only help with communication, but it can also open up new doors or opportunities and possibilities for learning and collaboration. You can also exchange ideas globally by creating virtual study groups and many more.

As I continue to elevate my networks, I admire the value of support, authenticity, and compassion plus making new genuine relationships and also making a new impact in my life. I even strive to make or build stronger and meaningful relationships with more people and try to contribute to the greater good for once in my life. In conclusion yes, I have the most boring Kinship but I'm still trying to navigate and cultivate these connections. I am just thankful for all those meaningful connections, those precious experiences are just everything, and my networks provide lifelong learning.

I'm looking forward to more great experiences that might as well catch up with me anytime.