Hello Godwin, your analogy between the eagle's transformation and the journey of African professionals is both poignant and powerful. It's interesting to consider that this struggle for renewal is not just a personal battle but a reflection of broader economic shifts. For instance, in recent years, the World Economic Forum has reported that over 1.5 billion workers globally will need to learn new skills by 2030 due to the rapid adoption of technology and shifting job requirements. This means that not only must we rise to the occasion, but we are also part of a larger narrative where the workforce is undergoing a massive transformation. The skills gap is becoming a defining challenge for economies, particularly in Africa, where technology is both a tool and a disruptor. Therefore, as we like the eagle, embrace transformation, we must also advocate for robust educational reforms and support systems that can facilitate this journey for others, ensuring that no one gets left behind in this evolution.