@maheshbiz_ it's a rite of passage in entrepreneurship but typically comes down to not having deep enough founder-market fit whereby their biz idea comes from concrete experience and observations
@VOLTOXf talk is cheap. what are your long-term plans to actually accomplish this goal?
it better include energy independence and making igboland the most economically dominant region in the country such that nigeria relies on igbo productivity to keep it's country afloat
@fightraccoon@lukeman3000@npew@grok as a gtm professional, i think building the v1 is where non technical founders like myself will thrive, to gain early traction and of course funding
but past the v1, non-technical founders need to start putting together a stellar eng team to scale the product
@Izu_6K@IfeomaIgbotic 5/5 wealth buys political leverage. when you control the power and the gdp, you control the terms. we leverage that economic dominance to legally negotiate total autonomy and self-determination without firing a single shot.
@Izu_6K@IfeomaIgbotic 4/5 once our manufacturing hubs run on 100% reliable local power, the economic output skyrockets. we starve the center of leverage because they become dependent on our production, goods, and tax base.
@Izu_6K@IfeomaIgbotic 3/5 look at aba geometric power. they use local natural gas to run a ring-fenced grid that shields their factories from national collapses. we scale this exact model to nnewi, onitsha, and enugu using diaspora capital.
@Izu_6K@IfeomaIgbotic 2/5 the real move is intra-state ring-fencing. enugu, imo, abia, and anambra already took over their own state electricity markets under the new law. we build inside state borders to legally block federal interference.
@Izu_6K@IfeomaIgbotic 1/5 a real strategy for igbo energy independence means cutting out the federal grid entirely but doing it legally. an enugu-to-calabar line crosses state borders which puts it right back under federal control. that defeats the whole purpose.