Whenever it floods and you waddle through water which is blackish or greyish, you are making contact with baddie poo, salmonella, shigella etc
If the water is brown, you are likely safe.
Lagos folks, I need you to know this: whenever you see a body of water which is black/grey, it is SEWAGE until proven otherwise.
The best example is that Kusenla Street in Ikate.
A lot of homes on the island empty their untreated sewage into public drainage infrastructure (nice term for gutters) because the water table is super high making septic tanks fill up in a matter of weeks
Somehow, bad leaders believe their team is the problem.
Why they do not accept their fault after changing roles multiple times is confusing.
Lack of self awareness?
The idea that the Naira is "undervalued" stem from IMF equilibrium models that assume a theoretically correct exchange rate obtained from macroeconomic calculations.
This is a flawed concept. Exchange rates are the outcome of voluntary exchanges between individuals acting on subjective valuations and dispersed knowledge. The market price is not subordinate to a model- constructed ideal. It is the only meaningful expression of currency value at any point in time.
Classifying a currency as "undervalued" can also create political pressure on government to "fix" it through intervention, moving policy away from free exchange and toward administered exchange rate regimes, reintroducing the distortions that the 2023 reforms were meant to end.
21-54million head of cattle
That’s a worst case scenario of NGN31trillion
Best case scenario is somewhere around NGN81trillion
In 2012, their cash flow from Lagos alone was somewhere around NGN6bill daily
Years ago, @afalli whiles referencing Alomo Bitters made a remarkable observation that selling goods to mass markets make for much better opportunities.
Today, Kasapreko has listed on the Ghana Stock Exchange, raising capital to build a new production facility.
BREAKING: Kasapreko Company Limited has officially been listed on the Ghana Stock Exchange, already making significant waves in Ghana’s stock market.
#bftonline
Why don’t customer care reps ever know anything. Is it a situation where companies hire the dumbest people as customer care or they intentionally do not train them on dispute/conflict resolution?
Do they not have SOP’s?
Me: Hi Ibom Air, please what terminal do you take off from for regional flights to Accra from Lagos
Customer care: MM1
Me: That’s the general aviation terminal. Is that not for local flights? Even your local flights are from MM2 not MM1
Customer care: I mean intl airport
Me: what terminal at the international airport. To the best of my knowledge T1 is under reconstruction, there is T2 and the temporary new terminal. Which do you operate from?
Customer care: I’m not in Lagos so I don’t know
Me: Transfer me to someone that knows
Nothing defines the story of Nigerian bureaucratic spending like discovering today that a historical, non-existent agency (formerly NEPA/PHCN) still funds a physical corporate building in Central London, with staff in it. Why are public funds still maintaining an office for an entity that was dissolved years ago?