While one was being celebrated by the world, the other was acting like Oscar in the trash bin of Sesame Street.

Rome is burning and Nero is fiddling. Nigerians will say, "dis no be ordinary eye." Something is wrong somewhere.

All the roads leading to Akwete are bad. We swam through a mini river in Ovom to get to Azumini on our way to Akwa Ibom. From Aba through Ohanku to Obohia road, the Ohanku road to Owerri-Aba junction was good. From Owerri-Aba to Ohanku Market was tortious. Ohanku road was unrecognizable. It was beautiful and fixed unlike the cesspool during the last administration. From Obohia through Ohanso to Akwete was a journey in the valley of death (NDDC project). The number of articulated trucks were frightening. NBM trucks were like ants. Two trucks sank by the LGA HQ and the Police Divisional Station. We had to make a detour through the village and came out by the Akwete Market. We couldn't take the market road to the Akwete Roundabout. We had to run another route to come out before Lambert Nmecha's White House and Hon Chris Nwonta House, the House of Rep member representing Ukwa constituency, who had been pushing for the road to be fixed. Capital budgets have not been fully implemented over the years. Ndoki roads are bad, but they take solace in the Presco $200m palm deal with Abia Palm, the Ohanku General Hospital project and Obeaku/Azumini Sea Port. Obeaku folks don't want Azumini name to be mentioned in the port nomenclature. Wahala for the most insignificant thing. They told us about the visit of the President's wife's visit to Akwete and the N2B donation for the weaving industry by the First Lady leaving a tussle between Akwete and the entire Ndoki on who owns the funds, who are all in the weaving industry. From Akirika to Azumini, Ohambele, Nkpajekere, Obohia, Ohanso, Oba, Akwete, Umuibe, Umuagbai, Mgboji, Obeti, (on the Rivers State side, cut off from the Abia end by the flooded Imo River, separating the Abia and Rivers Ndoki), they are Ndoki and weave the Akwete cloth named after Dada Nwakata, the founder, who got married to an Akwete man (the tales). All these tales came forth when we stopped by the Akwete Market and were treated to freshly brewed 'Etetem gin' from Raffia Palms in the area. We supplied bottles and dried pork meat, from a joint owned by an Edu Brazil, to the men around and we bellowed in high spirits irrespective of the state of the economy. We passed during their Eke market day. Activities were low in a once bubbling market. Low purchasing power. We ended up in Obehie from Akwete en route PH. Portharcourt is a totally dysfunctional city. That's the story for another day. Kindly look into the roads, bra. It was hell passing through Ndoki land. @alexottiofr @GreatAbia @nkwontachris @NDDCOnline Enyinnaya Abaribe.

You want to hit $1tr in GDP, a veritable sector to that growth (Financial Intermediation, Credit and Capital Creation, Support for SMEs, Infrastructure and Industrial Financing, Payments Systems and Trade Facilitation, Financial Inclusion) keeps declaring massive profits, stocks are liquid and returning healthy earnings, and the general economy is struggling. My friend, that system is Byzantine, baroque, labyrinthine, unfathomable, convoluted, Kafkaesque, dysfunctional, and incomprehensible and will end up not having any form of sustainable socio-economic growth and development. The 1tr is a VAPORWARE.

Fastest growing economy is not just a one-variable analysis. A lot of factors are involved. Nigeria is growing nowhere. You have 220m people (they don't know what that means in terms of human capital and per capita human capital index), generating a GDP of $300B/annum, and growing at 4%/annum. That's not real growth.

On-Farm Adaptive Trials (OFAT) On-farm adaptive trial methodology tests, modifies, and verifies agricultural technologies (such as new crop varieties, fertilizer rates, or management practices) directly inside working farmer fields to fit local agro-ecological and socio-economic conditions. @Orania reminds me of OFAT methodologies. I grew up in a research institute and partook in OFAT methodologies with some Agric Extension buffs. It was successful and led to a mass adoption of new varieties of maize. Can Orania success be replicated across South Africa and most parts of Sub Saharan Africa by those who conducted the successful experiment? Are pondering what I am pondering? 🤔

The West!! For Your Information and Necessary Action.

Laffer's Curve of Inflection

Is this a call for DA, all round?

We are living in the greatest 30 day time period in technology history In the last month all of these have been released/are expected to be released: • Opus 5.5: greatest AI model ever • Meta Muse: The AI agent that will get a billion new people into AI agents • ChatGPT 6 Astra: First model that could be considered AGI • Grok 4.7: affordable version of Opus + Elon’s back • GPT 6.1 sol: Basically free intelligence • Sonnet 5.5 Dirt cheap intelligence you basically can't tell apart from Opus • ChatGPT Dot: Incredibly powerful AI agent that's capable of building out large scale applications The way you work 30 days from now will be dramatically different than the way you work today You will be significantly more productive with significantly less effort required Thank your God he/she decided you should be alive right now

An account to follow. Unhinged.

Another round of learning from China. Learn, steal, deploy, brag and start acting like you ever created anything. And look at Nigeria. At the end, they stay back and those that come back always end up creating only fintech payments apps.

Final del partido. 🇧🇾 Bielorrusia 4-0 San Marino 🇸🇲 Perdimos contra una provincia rebelde de Rusia. Nos volvieron a humillar. ❌ En el primer tiempo, literalmente defendiendo fuimos una mezcla de la Grecia del 2004, la Italia del 2006 y la España del 2026. 🔥 En el segundo tiempo, nos olvidamos de jugar al fútbol y nuestra defensa fue una mezcla de El Salvador, Nicaragua y República Dominicana. 🇸🇻🇳🇮🇩🇴 Atacando también fuimos una fusión de Honduras y Chile. 🇭🇳🇨🇱 Perdimos los tres partidos por la UEFA Nations League y nos vamos directos al descenso. 📉 SIEMPRE PERDEMOS, TODO ES DOLOR 😔🇸🇲

Adjusting fluidity to pacify calcified bones.

x.com/ARISEtv/status/2106018… You have a mail. This is the real McCoy.

Akpi seeking for money to complete his house.

There's nothing western about events in Ethiopia. This is Ethiopias own mess...... The tigray war have been on even before 2017 I think. And the Ethiopian state have slaughtered lots tigray people....I mean millions like a genocide. Aside that Ethiopia is sponsoring secessionists in neighbouring countries like Somalia, Sudan, Eritrea.... Ethiopia is not a homogeneous country.... and it is a federation of tribes ... from the Amhara to Oromo to the Somalis and more. So not everything is WESTERN..... Let's stop blaming another continent for our problems. Ethiopia have been unstable for decades now aside the glossy capital.....it is a mess.

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That's £1.99p = One Pound, 99 Pence. Your take looks like 199.1 Pounds? Factor in the variables of minimum wage and PPP between the average 'Tinubu buyer' and the buyer in the UK, you will have detailed facts-driven analysis and outcome. We are a very poor nation. A minor change in fuel prices will have a devasting effect on GDP, inflation, household and business income, employment and the general economy. You don't compare a $4.2tr economy with a capita income of $61,000 generated by 70m people and a $300B economy with $1,500 per capita GDP eked out by 220m poor quality folks. If there is an argument about the poor quality of capital (human and financial) amongst our lot, let me preempt with the Cobb-Dougoas Model for Productivity: Y=ALαKβ Y = Production (Output) A = Technology, Efficiency and Organization L = Labour Input K = Financial Capital There is an (α and β) output of the elasticities of labour and capital. We are a very poor nation with a very poor quality of labour and capital. Technology adoption is still at the early adopters phase in Nigeria. We have not reached nor even thinking of crossing the chasm. We are not in the same class with the UK. You can't juxtapose a $61,000 per capita GDP with $1,500 per capita GDP. Stop being clever by half.

Carlo Ancelloti and Brazil ae the weapons fashioned against Barcelona.