I agree with Klint big time.
I should not make enemies with people that are ruining our lives.
The thing is that the gullible poor masses would be supporting their oppressors.
In terms of using architecture as a tool to foster national identity just like I did in my PhD. dissertation,
This is what our Architectural Heritage should look like.
It is sustainable
I Love this House so much
The love for old buildings.
Big rooms
Large veranda
Large windows
Walkable path and vegetation.
We need to Bring back this style
We are doomed if we the masses dont do our part.
Progressives are working together.
After Mr Isuofia, we will see whats left of APGA
Everything Eminem said in 25 to life.
When you give your all and it is not appreciated
🚨 CONFIRMED: Cristiano Ronaldo NEVER asked to play EVERY game for Portugal.
The agreement was he would play 2/4 games this break and he agreed to this without problem.
The issue was Jorge Jesus then saying he’s going to play in the next two games and then changing his mind.
Cristiano felt used and disrespected by the Federation who asked him NOT to retire and promised full respect until 2027. @marca
One thing I am sure of is that in the future, when people look at Anambra State under this current government, they will understand the mess nwoke Isuofia puts us in.
For now, let's let this page be moving mad.
How my state government pays charlatans to do their rubbish propaganda.
It is so embarrassing to see our state's official media page resort to this all to please Aso Rock.
Sycophancy on a cloud level.
Push Nigerians to the wall and we will break the wall and enter inside rather than fight back.
Rapid decline
I feel like Nigeria is the testing ground for how docile and adaptable a human being can be to hardship.
Syria took to the streets over a 40% fuel price increase overnight.
Gambia had just two days of power outages and people took to the streets.
What exactly have we not endured in Nigeria in the last three years? At what point do we say enough is enough?
Plenty english with misleading information.
Converting 2006–2014 Naira expenditures into today's hyper-devalued Naira ($5.4 Trillion equivalent) distorts economic reality.
Factssssss.
Our people are not looking at the long term effect.
Our government is just EMPTY.
The real danger in this situation is not to “Igbo traders” per se. It is to have your markets owned by foreign players completely and all your own local capacity taken offline. Or worse, they also own your local capacity.
That kills long term capital formation and will eventually take a toll on your GDP growth.
Now, as of today, we will see it as an Igbo traders problem in our typical short sighted fashion.
Then when Chinese banks displace your local banks, and your currency loses a deposit base in 10 years, and enters free fall that CBN cannot control everybody will ask “how could we have seen it coming.” Or hold seminars on “how do we grow Nigeria’s deposit base through diaspora remittances.”
Because every single one of those “Igbo traders” has their profits parked in GT, Zenith, UBA etc.
Don’t think it’s not our problem today and wait until the problem is at your doorstep before you realize it’s a collective problem.
At some point we will learn long term thinking together.
































