There is so much talk about Africa becoming the continent of economic growth. This is certainly so because the rawness of the African continent presents an opportunity for the exploration of the natural resources.
However, that forecasted economic growth may not be a sustainable one if the current raw talents in Africa are not developed and nurtured to serve as turbines to power that development. It is as clear as water that African governments now have a huge challenge before them - to prepare for this expected growth while simultaneously dealing with the numerous socio-cultural and economic plagues in the likes of HIV Aids, scamming, unemployment, emigration, famine, corruption etc.

Humanly speaking, African governments need help. However, this help is not the absolute responsibility of foreign governments. They need help from their own citizens as well, even though most of the governments seem to underestimate the ability of their own people to contribute to nation building.
DRIMP Foundation was founded with all the above in mind. The motivation to create this foundation was even stronger because the founding president [meet the president] witnessed all the sufferings around Africa where he travelled and continues to travel for business.

In the light of the above, DRIMP Foundation has therefore assigned herself the mission to research, develop and expose the God given yet unrevealed talents in people. And to, in a Christian fashion, create revenue generating activities to raise money for the purpose of do charity. Even though the activities will implicitly provide job opportunities thereby contributing to the reduction of unemployment, DRIMP Foundation is a not-for-profit organisation.