@CanalboxRdc informez s’il vous plaît votre succursale du Togo que C‘est nous qui sommes les clients. c‘est bel et bien nous qui payons chaque fin du mois les abonnements. S’ils veulent encore vivre au 20e siècle. On va les laisser vivre la dedans.
#FreeTogo
⛓️ Steel and aluminium are the backbone of modern industry. But where are they processed in Africa?
In 2023, the continent accounted for just 1.26% of global crude steel output, a clear sign of untapped potential and the pressing need for integrated local value chains.
In Togo, the shift is underway.
At the Plateforme Industrielle d’Adétikopé (PIA), developed by the Government of Togo and ARISE IIP, a 30,000 sqm zone is dedicated to the transformation of imported raw materials into finished aluminium products for the construction sector: doors, windows, and other essential components.
A second 30,000 sqm zone is currently being developed to host a new steel industry, a further step towards reducing the national import bill, strengthening industrial resilience, and creating skilled jobs.
By importing raw material and processing it locally, Togo builds more than structures, it builds sovereignty.
🇹🇬 Clean. Circular. Competitive. Made in Togo.
Graphic Design is not easy.
Graphic Design is not saturated.
Graphic Design is not a low income skill.
Graphic Design is not all about a college degree.
Graphic Design is not just making things look pretty.
Ignore all the bullshit.
Tu vas quitter Adidogomé pour aller faire Stage non rémunéré à Nyekonakpoè du lundi au samedi. Tu n'as aucun soutien. Quand tu vas arrêter le stage, on va dire qu'on voulait t'aider mais tu as refusé. Que la jeunesse de maintenant est comme ci... En tout cas...
Lors de la mission UK-TOGO pour le commerce et les investissements, les 18 et 19 juin 2024, j’ai eu l’honneur de représenter la @PIA_Togo à la Table ronde « Investir au Togo : opportunités d’investissements durables » en présentant le modèle @AriseIIP au Togo.
#investment
STATE SYMBOLS/ICONS:
The Circle- The circle replacing the shield symbolised perfection and wholeness.
Y - Though not clearly depicted through the placement of the water, earth, and mountains, in the circle. It represents the three Senatorial districts in Osun State united as one hence the lack of delineation between all three elements.
Osun River: is represented, connected to a Waterfall; Osun state being “State of the Living Spring”, the River situated on the upper part of the Y supplies water to the fertile Brown Agricultural soil of the land on the left. It also wets the Mountains on the right of the Y. The Waterfall also supplies water that nourishes the Leaves and the Cocoa seeds, which also houses the fishes. In essence this represents the source of life and nourishment in Osun State.
Brown Agricultural Soil- This represents fertility and is a source of food. It is located on the left side of the Y.
Mountains- Osun State is renowned for its hills and mountains, hence the distinct representation. It is located on the right side of the Y. Mountains in various contexts represent tourism, hospitality, and spirituality. It is a symbol to draw strength.
Ori Olokun- The Ori Olokun stands for the common origin of the Yoruba race and a great symbol of Osun State especially for Royalty.
The rays of light (Imole in Yoruba)- This represents one of the state symbols as it is depicted in the State Anthem. It symbolizes clarity, enlightenment, hope and guidance, often representing knowledge, truth and understanding. Its placement at the top clearly represents its importance in the state as its rays touch every element/symbol of the state thereby bringing light (progress, success and clarity) to it.
1991- the year the state was established.
NATURAL RESOURCES:
Cocoa leaves / Fruits/Tree / Cocoa Beans- at the base of the coat of arms symbolizes agriculture and the natural resources of the land from food crops to logging to cash crops.
Leaves - (in form of a garland)- These are universally used at the installation of Obas and Chiefs in Yoruba land including Osun State to signify longevity and triumph.
Gold - this is one of the precious stones found in Osun State and it is available in commercial quantities and a great source of revenue for the state.
Fishes – this is one of the natural resources available in Osun State and a source of livelihood for Osun State indigenes.
COLOURS:
Gold - signifies royalty, nobility of the Osun race.
Ruby Red- also associated with nobility.
Orange - symbolizes the hospitable nature of Osun State people.
Yellow - symbolizes the happy nature of Osun State people.
Signed:
Mallam Olawale Rasheed,
Spokesperson to the State Governor