Open gutters is correlated to high malaria death! Walking the street of Lagos after 25 yrs. Nothing seems to have changed Unpaved streets. Children playing with same mud sand If we don't collectively develop every areas of our towns & cities 52 yrs life expectancy is here to stay

Good news 𝗔𝗗𝗖 𝗻𝗮𝗺𝗲𝘀 𝗔𝗺𝗮𝗲𝗰𝗵𝗶 𝗮𝘀 𝗔𝘁𝗶𝗸𝘂'𝘀 𝗿𝘂𝗻𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗺𝗮𝘁𝗲 𝗶𝗻 2027 𝗲𝗹𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 !

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Why I Love Natural Disaster Movies I am a devoted fan of natural catastrophe films. I have watched them all. Even live ones, like the Tsunami in Fukushima Japan. From towering tsunamis and rampaging asteroids to supervolcanoes and planet-killing earthquakes. Some readers will immediately label me a cynic. Fair enough. I might be one. But my love for these stories is not born of darkness; it is born of clarity. I live in Europe, where I encounter racism on a regular basis. When I return to Nigeria, I face tribalism as an Igbo man. I have heard officials in the current government declare, in essence, that there is “nothing for the Igbos this time around.”  In both places, I am reminded daily of how much human beings care about divisions: skin color, tribe, status, faith, accent, and origin. Those divisions shape opportunities, safety, and dignity. They feel enormous, until I watch a disaster movie.  Then the perspective shifts. On screen, a giant rock hurtling through space does not pause to check your passport, your bank account, or your last name.  It does not ask whether you are Black or White, Igbo or Yoruba, Christian or Muslim, able-bodied or disabled, rich or poor, pastor or parishioner.  The planet simply follows physics. If it wobbles, heats up, or shrugs off a civilization, it does so without malice and without mercy. No plea, no prayer, no protest influences its course. That indifference is strangely liberating. Natural catastrophes remind us that we are temporary passengers on a modest boulder drifting through a vast, uncaring cosmos. In the grand scheme, our most cherished identities and grievances amount to less than a speck of dust.  The earthquake does not discriminate. The flood does not negotiate. The asteroid does not read manifestos. This realization does not make me hopeless;  it makes me lighter. It encourages me to stop clutching every slight so tightly.  It invites me to enjoy the ride while it lasts, because the ride, for all its beauty and brutality, is astonishingly brief. So yes, I will keep watching those disaster movies. Not because I want the world to end, but because they tell a truth that daily human drama tries to hide: in the end, we are all in this together, standing on the same indifferent rock.  Lighten up. The universe already has. TSUNAMI quake massive 8.2 Earthquake

Very early in my consulting days, I had to set up systems for two Idumota traders in Lagos on the recommendation of Cali Ubajaka, aka Agary of Izu Chukwu. The first guy was Ogbuefi Mozyk, and he was extremely smart. He caught on to the tech buzz and quickly became productive with it. He was the largest importer of mortice locks in the market at the time, and doing his planning with a spreadsheet changed the game for him. The second guy was in a similar business of selling padlocks, and he was one of the most eccentric people I had met. He believed strongly in mysticism and had all these Indian statues and incense in his shop. At first, I was not bothered, as I found it amusing and wanted to concentrate on showing him what tech could do for him. He wasn't interested and told me to train his secretary. A young lady who knew very little about his business; it was a frustrating experience, and I eventually left them. Recently, I started thinking and finally understood why the guy was that way. He was doing much better than others in the market, and all other traders looked up to him. They probably also feared him because he believed in mysticism and the occult. I didn't buy any of that and tried to understand how I could help his business based on my experience with the previous two traders I had worked with. Almost 35 years later, I finally understood what he was doing. He was creating a myth as a moat. I would come into his office, and that was when he decided to worship his gods. He didn't do it when I wasn't there. He was trying to scare me in case I somehow knew too much about his business. His secretary also saw through it all. She was probably the only person in the market who wasn't scared of him, and they were related. He definitely believed most of it, but the performance and others' belief that it was the source of his success were likely more important. They could not figure out his secrets. It was also how he controlled his supply chain, to whom he extended a lot of credit. It is amazing how the mind works. I had forgotten about this guy until I was talking to a founder about how she could extend credit to smaller businesses, and I realized they had to fear her to pay on time. If she isn't threatening enough, defaults are inevitable. It also helped me unlock something about some of my family members and how they thrived in trade. There was more fear than respect in their relationships. This is Africa. Myth is more important than the law. It is also why banks make a public spectacle of loan defaulters.

México 1986 FIFA World Cup I listened to 1982 on Radio The rest of Tv

Schawama versus akara 😂😂😂

If this shit happens in Nigeria. You will hear only " Blood of Jesus", Even Naija professors will accuse village people and Amadioha

#Nigerians - you will decide when you have had enough!

Do they have animal protection in Nigeria? It's not every animal that should end up in pepper soup. Someone should alert the right authorities. These animals should be released back to the wild, where they belong. Hababa...

Trying poetry !

I hope this isn’t a silly question. I believe the Nigerian Presidency should have a dedicated dashboard that tracks every major public project valued over $10 million, complete with clear timelines and deliverables. This would allow the President to easily monitor project statuses right from a mobile device. For instance, the recent 33 billion Naira project was not only approved by the presidency but was also a core campaign promise. Given its importance, it should be a top priority. I truly hope that when OK assumes office, their administration will implement this kind of modern tracking dashboard. @PeterObi @KwankwasoRM

Last year's journey reaches its crowning point: "Harmattan on Rolling Hills" is published, packed, and ready. I am grateful to Enugu Council For Arts & Culture for the trust. I am equally appreciative of all the wonderful contributors. Enugu, this one's for you!

Given the political climate in Nigeria. I have officially resigned from the following parties PDP APC LP AC NDC APGA Thank you for paying attention to this matter AKE

IMHO @claudeai has gone rogue. It could not solve very simple JavaScript errors. After 5 hours of trying it gave up because of the Tokens limit. It's demanding I order more tokens. I did solve the issue on my own. I hope I am not the only one experiencing this shit show

They should have moved to Google or Amazon cloud. The Webmaster of NDC should contact me. I can move them for free

Ndi Mbá Ndi Mbá Ōbü Mbá 5 Mbá 4 Isi Alā Ēhimé All of them. Ndi Oji nma eme ogo! Beauty is in the eyes of the Beholder is not where Mbá people are....

Turning and turning in the widening gyre The falcon cannot hear the falconer; Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold; Mere anarchy is loosed upon the ADC world. Ops...

"Forget What is Written on the motor!" Nigeria has pioneered a much more efficient system. As the local wisdom goes: "Forget what is written on the side of the bus; just enter the motor." Who needs a Platform? In our neck of the woods, the party doesn't shape the candidate; the candidate’s ego is the party ideology. The Great Nigerian "Ideology" Shuffle Oh, don't mind the acronyms; watching the jump from PDP to LP to ADC to NDC is just a masterclass in "flexible principles." It’s truly a comedy of errors, though calling it a "comedy" might be an insult to playwrights everywhere. The CPA Special: Just look at the CPA. Their symbol might as well be a "Get Out of Jail Free" card. It’s less of a political party and more of a sanctuary for those seeking "divine forgiveness" for their criminal records. The Verdict Why bother with political science when you can just watch the circus? It’s not a transition of power; it’s a nomadic migration of elites looking for the greenest pasture, or the biggest budget. Curtain call. It’s a Comedy of Errors, and the joke is consistently on us.