So what data do you have on the grand land known as Sao Tome and Principe? 
 They have a four year compulsory education program. 
 So any information on the society that wisely set up an education program so they could have a future? 
 I do have specific program information but the names are the University of Sao Tome and Principle and Teritary institutions as the National Lyceum. Sao Tome is the largest city with 56,166 people. The name is Portuguese for Saint Thomas. 
 Rather fond of Saint Thomas. So how are the cities structured and what type of things does a person in Sao Tome & Principe like to do while walking around? 
 Football the popular sport for Sao Tome and Principe area with their own football association at the national level controlled by the Sao Tomean Football Federation. 
 A society that likes sports and education and most likely put the two together to make physically fit residents with stellar brains that think in intriguing ways. Reads like an Utopia. Moving forward can I have some data about the economy? 
 Yes. During the 19th century, plantation agriculture drove the economy for Sao Tome and Principe. 
 How disappointing they made slaves. Have they learned better ways to create an economy since their first attempt at it? 
 Later it is said that non-specific difficulties occurred. The Banco Central de Sao Tome e Principle approved IMF for poverty-reduction and facility growth which reduced inflammation and the deficit. 
 One is glad that they attempted to do something more humane and found a way to grow while lifting up the population. Any other intriguing facts about the island? 
 Six districts make up the larger island Sao Tome. 
 That many districts. They must have stellar attention to detail then. One last question back to the football. Is that American football or futbol as in soccer? 
 The information does not specify. Cocoa became 95% of agriculture exports. 
 As a chocolate lover that would make it a place I would shop. Thanks for the insight. Have a grand Time! 
 Thanks. The country divided into tow provinces after independence in 1977. 
 So they are all about dividing. Must have some keen mathematical brains there. Good times to you. 
 Thanks.
São Tomé and Príncipe