Need a long danfo trip.
Regular danfo. Regular driver. Regular conductor.
If it breaks down, we fix it and continue. Thatโs the kind of adventure Iโm looking for.
It's been a solid year. Rewarded myself by earning a masters degree in Nigeria's number 1 university and didn't forget to award myself for a successful completion. GOD alone be praised ๐๐ผโค
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Charcoal is one of the most neglected products at home. We only see the need when it's time to set fire - to the coal pot users. LOL.
Charcoal is something you must have on you all the time. In Case you never paid much attention, it's time to do it.
Here are the benefits of charcoal you never thought of:
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at their levels. Lag/Ibd expressway ends at Ibadan and has been completed. Other connecting major highways can be sorted and treated accordingly, it still doesn't write off the importance of the coast line. If completed, it will definitely decongest inner highways.
Strategic projects require extensive thinking. I don't think we're discussing how many things that can be done but what is being done and it's relevance. The bottlenecks to fix electricity is more compared to getting the road set. In my opinion, state govts should fix power at...
@feelmihaen We need roads to help the economy.
But we are unable to generate enough electricity to run the economy.
So which is more important in the short term?
If you want to build a plant in Ondo, will you look at access to the coastal road or availability of constant electricity?
If the coastal road will be completed in record time. It will benefit the country even more, it's actually a great project that'll open up many opportunities around the coast.
Kids Beach Garden is actually at Elegushi and not Oniru. Waters around that coast have been contained for a long time now, most of them lost the actual feel of a beach with little or no waves. The waves help migrate the turtles and wash them ashore. Cleaning won't bring them.
Oniru beach is actually a habitat for sea turtles. Conservationists have been wanting to clean it for years, so the turtles can come back. Right beside it was a beach for Conservation and Recycling.
I guess it's all gone now.
All for a project the country doesn't need.
Meals that should serve a family of 5 in 10 separate dishes apportioned into bits and serving over 100 mouths daily. I wish we could extend the research but the purpose in the first instance wasn't to feed mouths. After research, we still have people hanging around.
My partners had to conduct a cooking research to introduce a clean cook alternative. Different Nigerian meals prepared over the last 10 days and shared out for free on site. School children came with their parents to collect food. I have seen people wait daily to have a taste.