Here is a short 🧵 on My genesis collection “MAKTUB”
Maktub is an Arabic word that means “It is written”. I came across it in Paulo Coelho’s “The Alchemist” and it perfectly encapsulates the collection.
MAK TUB
One thing I I have learned is that a lot of Nigerians don’t tie their struggles to the dysfunctional system in Nigeria, they think it’s the devil or something
List of Major Industrial Companies That Have Collapsed or Become Inactive in Northern Nigeria…
•Nigerian Paper Mill, Jebba
The company collapsed in 2005
•Lafiagi Sugar Company, Kwara
The company collapsed in 2003
•Bacita Sugar Company
The company collapsed in 2002
•Arewa Breweries, Kano
The company collapsed in 2000
•Northern Oil & Allied Products
The company collapsed in 1999
•Kano Mattress Factory
The company collapsed in 2000
•Kano Plastic Company
The company collapsed in 2000
•Nigeria Bottling Company
The company collapsed in 2004
•Goldline Biscuit Factory, Kano
The company collapsed in 2009
•Arewa Metal Containers (AMECO)
The company collapsed in 1998
•Durbar Hotel (Kaduna/Kano)
The company collapsed in 2000
•Kano Tanneries (mills)
The company collapsed in 1990
•Kaduna Fertilizer Company (KFC)
The company collapsed in 2002
•Nigerian Romanian Wood Factory
The company collapsed in 2000
•Nigerian Tanneries Limited
The company collapsed in 2000
Some Other Companies:
1. KADUNA STATE
•Kaduna Textile Limited (KTL) — collapsed in 2002
•Arewa Textiles — collapsed in 1996
•Finetex Nigeria, Kaduna — collapsed in 2003
•Supertex — collapsed in 2000
•Unitex / United Nigerian Textiles — collapsed in 2005
•Nortex Textile — collapsed in 2001
•Nigerian-German Chemicals, Kaduna — collapsed in 2004
•Peugeot Automobile Nigeria (PAN) — collapsed in 2007
•Premier Breweries — collapsed in 2000
2. KANO STATE
•Kano Textile Printing (KTP) — collapsed in 1998
•Bagauda Textile — collapsed in 1995
•Chedi Textile — collapsed in 1997
•Chalawa Textile Mills — collapsed in 1998
•Gaskiya Textile Mills — collapsed in 1999
•Kano Spinning and Weaving — collapsed in 1990
•Daula Textiles — collapsed in 2000
•SuperTextile — collapsed in 2004
•Hajara Textiles — collapsed in 2002
•Nigeria Oil Mills (NOM) — collapsed in 1999
•Bayero Pharmaceutical — collapsed in 2000
•Dala Foods — collapsed in 2008
•Tofa Textile — collapsed in 2001
•Mambayya Textile — collapsed in 1990
•ANCON Textile — collapsed in 2000
3. KATSINA STATE
•Funtua Textiles — collapsed in 2005
•Daura Textiles — collapsed in 2000
•Kankara Kaolin Processing — collapsed in 2000
4. SOKOTO & ZAMFARA STATES
•Gusau Textile — collapsed in 1999
•Zamfara Textiles — collapsed in 2004
•Sokoto Textile — collapsed in 1993
•Sokoto Ceramic Tiles Factory — collapsed in 2005
5. BAUCHI, GOMBE & NORTH EAST
•Bauchi Furniture Company — collapsed in 2000
•Bauchi Meat Factory — collapsed in 2003
•Steyr Nigeria (Bauchi – tractors) — collapsed in 2007
•Gombe Oil Mills — collapsed in 2001
•Ashaka Textile — collapsed in 1990
The reason they make these imperial statements on live TV and then algorithmically amplify them on social media platforms is simply because they want you to channel your aggression and hate toward the wrong people.
In the past, it would technically be correct to blame Britain, France, or the Portuguese for the extraction of African resources. Today, however, this line of reasoning is false. Modern imperialism has evolved so much that even the presidents of France or America are merely foot soldiers in the global financial complex and the billionaire-led digital aristocracy.
To my African brothers and sisters fighting this imperial subjugation and the extraction of our continent, please understand that Macron, Zelensky, or Trump are not the ones in charge of things. The energy you are wasting on these people should be channeled into the decolonization of African minds.
The emerging modern empire needs our cobalt to power EV batteries, lithium for smartphone storage, tantalum for high-performance electronics, uranium for nuclear reactors, and gold to back their global financial hedges. These people will not have a change of heart because of insignificant protests and hashtags on social media. It is only when we properly educate our people and push toward the greater African Revolution that we will be truly free from the pangs of their imperialism.
I thought this was a big turning point in his career man… 💔💔
This guy got back to Nigeria and started dancing to entertain his customers in odogwu bar. 🤦🏾♂️