Let Government Invest More in Sports and Arts

Talent is a great gift from God.Talent is everything.God gave everyone's own talent.This is the key that unlocks your life achievements.If not recognised,the talent end up useless.From their life become to be very difficulties and much challenges after landing in the wrong field. Government collaborating with Ministry of Education,ICT and Sports,Culture and Arts to establish stadiums,halls and theatres for the young people to sharpen their skills in almost sub-counties.To also build academy centres for children,youths and adults to receive salient training from expertise on the respective fields. There are many instances of kenyan players,artists and athletes who have shone within kenya and beyond.Victor Wanyama,Michael Olunga,Divoc Origi,Jesse Were,Zarika,Conjestina,Lupita Nyong'o,Eric Omondi,Eliud Kipchoge,Bridgid...the list is long.And we have seen how they are ploughing huge salaries. The reason for suggesting this is that the government will benefit from foreign exchange and moreso revenue.These athletes,players and artist will in return invest in their own countries,which is,Kenya.This will create job opportunities to many people. The country's Gross Domestic Product will increase as economy would have been improved.For this reason the poverty level.will go down and living standard rise. Will put kenya on the world's map hence creating spaces for the young ones and also motivates them.I assure you,we will be like Senegal.Which is the richest country in Africa in terms of many players playing in almost every league world wide. Talents do boosts someone carreer,also leading to one getting jobs like ambassadors,advertisers,motivational speakers,coaching and so on. Talents pays much.How can government ensure this?It has to recruit many scouts to walk all over the country to check on young talents to make sure they are determined,dedicated and committed through hard work.They have to do follow up every now and then.Scouts to spot developed talents and bring them to the respective clubs,teams and bands.

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