@n6oflife6 Imagine the countless opportunities that have passed in the past years because nobody cared to take the bold steps. Imagine they were being projected yearly and attending these competitions. We would not have known their were genuises amongst us.
Congratulations! Boys. So for a minute it was clear that if not for this singular private effort, kids from another country would be announced winners.This goes to show how much change and impact we can make when we decide to do things right & have have a progressive mindset
@2dayinghistory @FinPlanKaluAja1 It is the rich that visit the tourist sites while the poor benefit from the inflow Tru being your guides and providers of services. Tourism alone funds some smaller countries, so the poor benefit more.
@CAF_Media Justice served . No room for such pettiness inside the beautiful game. The LFF embarrassed Africa and it's such a shame. This should be a deterrent to other countries who pride in such petty undiplomatic behavior.
@king___abdo@CAF_Media It's called jeopardizing the lives of your team. When you decide to choose the airport to land against the advise of the host FA, and also taking matters into your hand rather than working with your hosts.
Jamachi Osuji, a 16 year old boy who made an outstanding Result of 339 in JAMB 2023 has Smashed USA SAT(Scholastic Assessment Test) with a score of 1520/1600.
A Leading University in the USA has extended a hand to Him for studies. He is an Epitome of hard work and intelligence
We’re learning that Japan’s Nippon Steel is acquiring US Steel for $14.1 billion after the Pittsburgh-based entity gave up on the heat of steely-fire competition, and put itself up for sale. This transmutational fading of of US Steel is nothing ordinary because of the heritage of this firm.
When you read about the men who built America, this company has a “chapter”. When the United States overtook the United Kingdom at the end of the 1890s, the Americans wanted a pillar upon which they could scale a virtuoso industrialization vision. Two men - JP Morgan (the banker) and Andrew Carnegie (the industralist) - decided in 1901 to establish US Steel. Simply, US Steel was a fulcrum of America’s 20th century economic dominance.
By 1917, the largest publicly traded company in the United States was US Steel. It was also the largest company in the world by market cap. Of course, its success began to change its relevance. Yes, fifty years later, in 1967, the largest recorded company in the US was IBM. Later, it was GE in the early 1980s. Today, we have knowledge companies like Apple and Microsoft running the show.
In all these cases, we can learn of one thing: accelerating destruction. Simply, generations of companies prepare nations for the next phase, and if they succeed, most times, they fade in relevance. When US Steel powered America, its success produced infrastructure companies like IBM and Intel which then provided automation and computing capabilities for GE across industries. GE organized America in many ways, seeding pillars which enabled modern knowledge firms like Apple and Microsoft to blossom. The next generation of largest American companies will feed on the success of Google, Microsoft and Apple. I posit that native and new species of AI companies will rule the markets by 2050.
Bringing it home to Nigeria: Nigeria will not transmute to the next level until companies like Dangote Cement, BUA Foods or new ones (our US Steel) and Glo, MTN or new ones (our IBM, GE) have done their foundational jobs. Upon their catalytic pillars would Nigeria build a construct for shared prosperity [no leap-frogging here]. But since they have not got the job done, they remain. But if they excel, one day they will fade like US Steel which has done its job and can now retire to Japan!
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