The campers are attentive at
NBA Live Mobile Coins and sitting upright, having been lectured before Mutombo's speech on how to comport one's self at the camp ... and beyond. Each is wearing brand new Nike sneakers and Nike-sponsored uniforms, likely the best gear they've had to date in their young basketball careers."Sixty-five percent of Africans are under 15 years old,"
Mutombo adds. "But we need good young leaders in Africa. You can all be leaders.Use this opportunity to learn English, get an education and make friends. And Cheap MU ORIGIN Origin Diamonds then bring what you learn back to Africa and improve your countries. Most of you will not be basketball players. But that does not mean you aren't a success. Just being here means you are a success."
And Mutombo concludes with: "If you make no friends in life, every door and window will be shut for you. Now remember that and have a great camp!" The kids erupt with a boisterous standing ovation and the 2011 BWB Africa camp is off and running. As if Mutombo needed proof of his message other than his own remarkable life story, sitting beside him were three other sons of
Africa who have successfully used basketball, and their friendships through basketball, as a tool to build careers beyond just playing the game: NBA Africa vice president Amadou Gallo Fall of Senegal, Denver Nuggets vice president Masai Ujiri of Nigeria and NBA Africa's Frank Traore, a former BWB Africa camper from Burkina Faso now working with Fall at the NBA's Africa office.
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