I grew up in Port Hacourt.
We were all born there.
Andrew just turned 20, and moved out with his friend.They had just rented a space.
He was learning welding and fabrication then, and was trilled with the idea of working with an oil company in Port Harcourt.
@fisayosoyombo
Uber has left Nigeria.A good opportunity for our local startups to takeover the business.Even our Taxi unions can create an app become our Uber.Its not rocket science.
Not to justify the man’s jail sentence, but if you are tired you can choose to not drive, get off a steering wheel. however,You can’t choose to step down from a mental illness.
@iamDo2dtun Not to justify the man’s sentence, but One is a mental health disorder, if you are tired you can choose to not get on a steering wheel.
You can’t choose to step down from a mental illness.
@davido Privilege no bad. Acknowledge the part your privilege played to getting you where you are.
It’s a good thing to have something to work with, but it takes a special kind of strategy, hardwork, to get out of generational hardship. Two things worth celebrating
Imagine if the big 7 churches in Nigeria came together and facilitated walks like this to hold our leaders accountable.
Just 7:
Redeem
Winners
Deeper life
Assemblies of God
Mountain of fire
Christ Embassy
Catholic
Imagine the tension at Aso rock.
Just imagine!
Could just be because we are pushing songs that has no debth to the Grammys, while there are really good female artists not getting enough attention and support to push their music and bring in the awards.
Not to be a competition, but Nigerian women Dey sing forget
The way we treat female artist in Nigeria, is really concerning tbh. Let’s look at it with an open mind, it’s not normal to do.
Look at the music female artists are making, Grammy worthy. It’s not for lack of talents at all. Our failure at the Grammy’s lately