@smith_johnss@rtroar That’s not true. Innovation needs balance, we must master what already exists before creating something new, otherwise we will have a bunch of projects that never reach their true potential.
this crase for money and survival in Nigeria is impacting everything - including how much we value knowledge, education, care and communal development.
there must be things (work, products, services, etc) that exist just for the collective good. everything cannot be about money.
We cannot find Niyi and it doesn’t make any sense.
I went to school with Niyi. His older sister is also my friend and client.
Niyi went missing on his way to his farm in Orita Araromi, Sokoto Road, Atan Ota, Ogun State.
He was last seen on 25/05/25 wearing brown shorts and a white T-shirt, and was heard speaking with a farm worker named Ibrahim. His car was found near the farm, unlocked, with the key broken in the ignition.
If you have any information or have seen him, please call:
07062387565 or 08135139252
Please share. Help us bring him home. Thank you.
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Mil gracias a todos
Many thanks to all
Merci beaucoup à tous
Grazie mille à tutti
谢谢大家
شكرا لكم جميعا
תודה לכולכם
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Today, Sunday, I had the honor of worshipping with the students of Holy Rosary College, Nsugbe, in celebration of their 10th anniversary—an important milestone for a school I had the privilege of laying the foundation for in 2013.
This celebration also coincides with the Holy Rosary Sisters’ centenary, marking 100 years of their remarkable dedication to education, healthcare, and empowering individuals, thereby lifting them out of poverty since their founding by Bishop Joseph Shanahan in 1924.
As part of this special occasion, I attended a Mass yesterday at the Basilica of the Most Holy Trinity, Onitsha, where we reflected on the Sisters’ unwavering commitment to serving humanity.
Their century-long mission has transformed countless lives, and I encouraged them to continue their invaluable work, especially in the areas of education, healthcare, and poverty alleviation.
To support their immense work, I pledged ₦120 million over the next two years. Of this amount, ₦100 million will be directed through their headquarters in Enugu, dedicated to their educational, healthcare, and humanitarian efforts, including the facilities they are building in Nsukka.
The remaining ₦20 million is specifically for Holy Rosary College, Nsugbe, as part of redeeming a cheque I signed for them towards the end of my tenure as Governor, which was later canceled by the succeeding government.
My commitment to education during my governorship remains unwavering, and this pledge reflects my belief that these sectors are vital to our nation’s development and require continuous investment and support.
I also encouraged the Sisters to continue serving the people of Nigeria without discrimination, as they have always done.
The legacy of the Holy Rosary Sisters reminds us that through discipline, service, and unity, we can build a better society.
I remain committed to supporting efforts that foster progress in education, healthcare, and poverty alleviation across Nigeria.
-PO
I think this is one of the reasons Nigeria is the way it is.
We do things based on feel, rather than measurements.
If you wanted to learn how to make your grandmother's soup, exactly the awesome way she does it, you'd have to understudy her while she makes it.
Not scalable.