@FMakinde52306@jon_d_doee I absolutely have no problem with that. We just need to always say things the way they are. Simple! I am not denying how tough things have become but lets not always make it a Nigerian thing. That's all.
@emmaikumeh For your mouth Seyi Makinde? Ok o. When we hold the wrong people to account for the destruction Govs have caused this country… then we get rhetorics like this. Like I said…. It’s okay. We continue na.
@FMakinde52306@jon_d_doee Don't let us be clever by half. the period in question was 12-20 years ago. I am sure the people you know in other parts of the world will tell you things were better then. We talk as if Nigeria exists in a vacuum.
Rain hitting a glass roof.
Trees swaying right above the couch.
Not a single wall blocking the view.
This is what happens when a living room stops competing with the forest and simply gets out of the way.
Dark hardwood floors ground the space.
Low, deep seating keeps it comfortable, not formal.
One warm lamp does the job instead of harsh overhead lighting.
No wall art needed when the ceiling is the art.
The trees were always the better decorator.
This house just finally let them do their job.
Most people focus on furniture.
The real power is in the floor and the light.
Continuous glossy flooring + soft cove lighting removes every hard edge and makes the room feel twice as expensive.
@1danfulcreation ASUU on strike is not the problem ….the fact that you are happy and student might probably be off education till whatever is it is resolved is the problem and sad as well. We let politics and self centered interest ruin this country. No wahala… as you lay… u sleep on it.