What is MWIC?
MWIC stands for Meritah Wisdom Interconnecting Communities. It focuses on introducing the Meritah families and businesses outside the continent of Meritah (diaspora) to connect with trusted business providers in Meritah to do business activities.
Why the Concept of Interconnectedness?
Interconnection is a central foundation of our Meritah Indigenous worldview, ways of being and knowing. We see each other as one family with differences and similarities that we respect and not impose on each other. Our worldview of interconnectedness fortifies the concept that for Meritah people, our strong connections to our Ancestors, elders, families, communities, future descendants, our Lands, plants, animals, and other creatures on the Land, help us live in harmony with nature, making us stronger. On your own, you are weak. This way of knowing reveals our consciousness that all things in the universe are connected and must be cared for.
How MWIC Connects Businesses?
We build the business connections through the utmost care so that trust is assured and built upon by business relationships on their first contact. The connections created are based on already existing loyal business relationships or strong referrals from trusted sources.
List of Interconnecting Businesses
The list of interconnecting businesses currently is not exhaustive in the least. Still, only a start as MWIC will continue to build as Meritah Wisdom proceeds in its commitments. Below is the list of services that you can benefit from at this time:
- Information Technology (IT): In this role, the following services can be provided: IT Support specialist; Web Development; Quality assurance tester; Database Management and other related projects.
- LolaBlack Media Productions
Meritah Oral Storytelling Tradition (MOST)
Meritah Children Resources (MCR)
Testimonials
I received my copy of My Sleeping Dream! How I Learnt My Numbers in the mail within a few days. It is absolutely beautiful. I’ve read it twice and I can’t wait to share the story with my cousin’s young children. The illustrations by Oluwatoyin Oke are dazzling, and the book’s message about... [Read more]
I am so happy to see that my son will grow up to see this. Your work is so beautiful and I love everything about it.
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We cannot and should not fight darkness or attempt to fight darkness, we can only turn on the light. And when you turn on the light, the darkness cannot fight you, it only disappears. Light is the antidote to darkness. This is what I see when I log into your website. Thank you, Meritah Wisdom,... [Read more]
Mbote yaya, Congratulations 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿...I like the website..I saw family, it's important to work together 🙏🏿. For my feedback, I find the website clear, easy to understand and navigate.
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I was waiting for this day so bad. Finally!!!! I see you did great work here. This is an inspiration to me. Everything is great from the narrative style of the book, the design, the illustrations 💯👌🏾👍🏾. Every page carries its own positive energy. I dont have words to show my appreciation. Your... [Read more]
Indigenous African educator Osholene Oshobugie’s reading from her book, My Sleeping Dream! How I Learnt My Numbers, made for a wonderful episode on the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education’s highly popular OISE Stay At Home Club web series. Osho explores how we can use numbers to speak... [Read more]
Oh my beloved sister thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us, today on the Ugandan Independence Day Celebrations. They were so amazed, surprised and in owe. You left them drooling to hear more! They were shocked 😳Parents were impressed 👍👏❤️✅
I will never forget the... [Read more]
Hi sister,
Here is some comment that I have received from client regarding your book.
One client child said to me, I love it very much this book, I am learning something that I didn't know, about my blackness. So thank you for the true gift you have given to us and thank you to... [Read more]
