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Such is life, while some people have been flying right from their mothers womb 🥲 |
TODAY IS WORLD FOOD DAY! Have you ever thought about what your next meal will be? For some people, it’s a simple question. For others, getting even one decent meal a day is a struggle. Today, October 16, is World Food Day, a day that reminds us of the importance of food security, good nutrition and ensuring everyone has access to safe, nutritious food. How World Food Day Came About World Food Day was established in 1979 by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) to raise awareness about hunger, malnutrition and global food challenges. October 16 was chosen to mark the founding of the FAO in 1945, and the first World Food Day was celebrated in 1981. Since then, the day has been observed annually to encourage individuals, communities and governments to take action towards a world where everyone has access to enough nutritious food. Why World Food Day Matters Food is more than something that fills our stomachs. It affects our health, energy, productivity and overall well-being. Yet, many people struggle to afford nutritious meals. In Nigeria, the rising cost of food makes eating a balanced diet difficult for many households. Beyond affordability, food waste, limited access to nutritious options and challenges faced by farmers also affect how food gets to our tables. This year’s theme, “Innovate today. Nourish tomorrow,” highlights the importance of finding new and better ways to produce, distribute and access food so we can build a healthier, more sustainable future. From reducing food waste and supporting local farmers to helping families in need and making informed food choices, every effort counts. What do you think is the biggest challenge Nigerians face when it comes to eating healthy today: the cost of food, lack of access to nutritious options, or simply not knowing what to eat? Happy World Food Day! 💛
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I’m married with two children, and my husband and I live in a 4-bedroom bungalow which he built. I have a problem and it’s his family! They have a habit of coming to our house without informing us beforehand, and when they come, they don’t just stay for a few hours. They can stay for several days. I don’t mind them visiting . They are family, and I want to have a good relationship with them. But the problem is that whenever they come, the responsibility of taking care of everyone will now fall on me. I already have two children to look after, plus the normal housework and everything that comes with running a home. Once they arrive, I have extra people to cook for. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks… it becomes meal after meal for days. What makes it worse is that they hardly help with anything. I’m expected to cook, clean and make sure everyone is comfortable while they relax. Sometimes they just arrive and announce that they are staying for a few days. No call ahead, no asking if it’s convenient. I’m an only child, so maybe I see family visits differently, but I find it really difficult to adjust to this. I have spoken to my husband about it, but I’m scared of pushing the issue too much because I don’t want him to feel like I’m trying to separate him from his family. I keep asking myself: because he built the house, does that mean his family can come and stay whenever they want, even when it puts a lot of pressure on me? I love my husband and I respect his family, but I also feel like I deserve some consideration in my own home. Am I being unreasonable, shouldn’t my husband be the one to set boundaries with his family? Please How would you handle this situation? https://community.escortafrik.com/d/462-my-husbands-family-comes-uninvited
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Yinmu 😏😏😏 We all know the way the cookie crumbles 🙂 |
The Nigerian Dance That Looks Like Magic ! Have you ever heard of Atilogwu, the energetic traditional dance known for its incredible acrobatics and jaw-dropping movements? Originating from the Ibo people of southeastern Nigeria, Atilogwu is often associated with the expression “Is this magic?” And after watching the dancers perform, you might understand why! The dance combines rapid footwork, impressive jumps, flips, and even human pyramids. Young dancers showcase incredible coordination, strength, and agility, all while moving to the energetic rhythms of traditional musical instruments. These instruments help bring Atilogwu to life! Ogene: A metal gong that provides rhythmic patterns. Igba: Traditional drums that set the pace and energy. Oja: A wooden flute that adds melody and helps guide the performance. Dressed in vibrant costumes, the dancers bring together athleticism, music, and cultural storytelling in a performance that has been celebrated at festivals, ceremonies, and other cultural gatherings. Atilogwu is not just any dance. It is a reflection of Nigerian cultural heritage, creativity, and the incredible physical skills passed down through generations. Have you ever watched an Atilogwu performance in person? What was your first reaction? https://community.escortafrik.com/d/428-the-nigerian-dance-that-looks-like-magic
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Happy Resumption! School is back in session! To all the children returning to school today, we wish you a happy and successful new term. May this term bring new lessons, new friendships, great results and plenty of reasons to make your parents proud. Parents and guardians, here are a few things you can do to help them have a better term: 1. Support their homework — You don’t have to do it for them. Be available to guide them when they need help. 2.Support them emotionally — Ask how their day went. Sometimes, “How was school today?” Is an open the door to a conversation they really need to have with you 3.Help them build a routine — Adequate sleep, getting ready on time and having their school things prepared can make mornings less stressful. 4.Celebrate their effort, - not just their grades Encourage them when they improve, even if the result doesn’t seem perfect. 5. Pay attention to changes — A child who suddenly becomes withdrawn, unusually quiet or reluctant to go to school may need someone to listen. A new term is another opportunity to help our children learn, grow and feel supported. Wishing every child a safe, happy and successful term. Happy resumption! https://community.escortafrik.com/d/422-happy-resumption
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I used to think sneakers were mainly for jeans and casual outfits, but they can work with almost everything. Ankara? Sneakers. Skirt? Sneakers. Dress? Sneakers. Even trousers and blazer? Sneakers! Now the idea is not just throwing on any sneaker. We have to choose the right style and make sure the whole outfit looks intentional. For example, a clean white sneaker can instantly make a feminine dress look more relaxed, while pairing sneakers with tailored trousers and a blazer gives you that smart-but-not-too-serious look. And let’s not forget Ankara. A beautiful Ankara dress or set with simple sneakers? Very stylish. So instead of keeping your sneakers for jeans alone, try experimenting with different outfits. Which of these six looks would you actually wear? https://community.escortafrik.com/d/419-how-to-wear-sneakers-with-every-outfit
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TheStoriesOfMan:No that’s inaccurate, the viral palm oil test is wrong 🚫 From Google : Yes, the viral palm oil water test is scientifically inaccurate and misleading because Sudan dyes (like Sudan IV) are lipophilic (oil-soluble) and completely insoluble in water, they will not separate from the oil or turn the water red when mixed. You cannot reliably identify Sudan dye at home using water, heating, or freezing. Because it is a highly toxic, banned industrial carcinogen, verifying its presence requires laboratory testing. Scientists use advanced methods like High-Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) and thin-layer chromatography to separate the molecules and confirm chemical adulteration. |
The recent public outcry over reports of palm oil being adulterated with dyes has left many Nigerians asking a simple question: Who is responsible for the safety of food sold in our markets?https://community.escortafrik.com/d/413-palm-oil-dyes-and-the-nafdac-question-who-is-responsible
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When Was the Last Time You Had a Health Check-Up? You can feel perfectly healthy and still have health issues that you’re not aware of. This is why regular health check-ups are very important. Don’t wait till you’re sick, but make it a part of taking care of yourself. One simple place to start is by knowing your basic health numbers. Here are a few everyone should pay attention to: 1.Blood Pressure Your blood pressure tells you how hard your blood is pushing against your artery walls. A reading around 120/80 mmHgis generally considered normal for adults, although your healthy range may vary. 2.Blood Sugar Knowing your blood glucose level can help you understand your risk of diabetes and identify unusual changes early. Your healthcare professional can tell you which test and range are appropriate for you. 3.Cholesterol Cholesterol is important for your body, but high levels, especially LDL (“bad”) cholesterol can increase your risk of heart disease. A simple blood test can check your levels. 4.Weight & BMI Knowing your weight and BMI can give you a general picture of your weight status. BMI isn’t a complete measure of health, but it can be useful alongside other assessments. 5.Blood Oxygen Level For most healthy people at sea level, oxygen saturation is usually around 95–100%. If you regularly get unusual readings or have symptoms, speak with a healthcare professional. If you don’t know your health numbers, start this week by booking a basic health check-up. Find out which checks you need and how often you should repeat them based on your age, health history and risk factors. Knowing your numbers and keeping track of them is an important part of knowing your health and avoiding emergency situations When was the last time you had a health check-up?
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Please, I need advice because I honestly don’t know what to do. I’m a 35-year-old man, and this happened about five years ago when I was 30. I was dating a 25-year-old lady at the time. We were both working, and she was quite a wonderful girl. But I want to make it clear that we had only been dating for about three months. We were still getting to know each other, so it wasn’t like we were in a very serious or committed relationship yet. Then I made a stupid mistake. One day, my ex-girlfriend came to my house, and somehow, we ended up sleeping together. I regretted it almost immediately. I knew I had messed up, but I decided not to tell my girlfriend because I didn’t want to ruin what we had, especially since we were still in the early stages of the relationship. Unfortunately, my ex found a way to tell her. My girlfriend confronted me, and the whole thing turned really nasty. There was a lot of anger, shouting and hurtful words. Eventually, she broke up with me. I tried reaching out to her afterwards, but after some time I decided to move on. I told myself that we had only been dating for three months and weren’t that serious yet, so maybe it was better to just let things go. I never heard from her again. Fast-forward five years. I recently got transferred to Kaduna for work, and one day I went to a supermarket. Guess who I saw? Her. I was shocked because I hadn’t seen or heard from this woman in five years. I greeted her, but she wasn’t exactly friendly. She was cold towards me, so I jokingly asked her, “Are you still pissed off at me after all these years?” She didn’t really respond. Then suddenly, a little boy came running towards her. Guys… That boy looks exactly like me. I’m not exaggerating. I couldn’t take my eyes off him. His face, his features… everything. It was like I was looking at a five-year-old version of myself. And the strange thing is, the boy also seemed very interested in me. He kept looking at me. I looked at his mother. She looked scared. That was the moment something just clicked in my head. I asked for her number and she reluctantly gave it to me. Later that night, I called her and asked her directly if that boy was mine. She said no. I asked again. She still denied it. But I’m honestly struggling to believe her. I started doing the calculations, and the timing actually makes sense. Five years ago, we were together, and we were intimate around that period. Now there’s a five-year-old boy standing in front of me who looks like my complete carbon copy. I know resemblance alone isn’t proof. I understand that. But something in me is telling me that this is my son. My problem now is that she doesn’t want to admit anything or agree that the child could be mine. How do I get her to agree to a DNA test without making this situation worse? Can I insist on one, or do I have to accept her denial and walk away? Or can I beg her to tell me the truth like be more persistent ? And if this really is my son, I can’t even begin to imagine that I have gone five years without knowing I had a child. I made one stupid mistake five years ago, moved on with my life, and now I’m wondering if that mistake resulted in a child I’ve never known. What should I do ? https://community.escortafrik.com/d/397-i-think-i-just-met-my-5-year-old-son-in-a-supermarket
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Wealthyonos:That’s not true, don’t stereotype women I know many women who have not exhibited the traits you mentioned |
The Evolution of Ankara Ankara has come a long way. What was once strongly associated with traditional Nigerian occasions, weddings, church events and matching family outfits has gradually become part of everyday fashion. Today, you will see Ankara transformed into two-piece sets, dresses, skirts, shirts, jackets, bags, shoes and even accessories. Designers are also mixing it with denim, lace, satin and other fabrics to create completely different looks. What makes Ankara interesting is how it has managed to stay connected to our culture while constantly changing with fashion trends. From the classic styles our mothers wore to the bold, modern designs we see today, Ankara continues to express African creativity. From Traditional Occasions to Everyday Fashion There was a time when wearing Ankara often meant there was an occasion to attend. Weddings, naming ceremonies, church programmes and family celebrations were some of the moments when you would bring out your best Ankara. Today, that has changed. You can wear Ankara to work, a casual outing with friends or simply because you like the fabric. Now, Every Nigerian Party Has Its Own Ankara Story These days, it’s hard to attend a Nigerian wedding, naming ceremony or big celebration without seeing Ankara everywhere. From the celebrant and their family to friends and guests, everyone seems to have their own fabric, style and colour combination. And it’s no longer just about sewing the same traditional iro and buba. People are turning their Ankara into structured dresses, jumpsuits, two-piece outfits, corsets, shirts and even accessories. The creativity is honestly impressive. 😂 Ankara Has Gone Beyond Borders Ankara is no longer limited to Nigerian parties, African weddings or local fashion. The print has travelled far beyond its traditional audience, with people in different parts of the world embracing it in their own way. International designers and fashion lovers have incorporated African prints into dresses, suits, accessories and contemporary streetwear, giving Ankara a place in global fashion spaces Ankara and the New Generation Younger Nigerians have also brought their own interpretation to Ankara fashion. Social media, fashion influencers and African designers have made it easier to discover new ways of styling the fabric. What I love is that Ankara can still give you that connection to African fashion while allowing you to express your own personal style.
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Production Supervisor at Vitafoam Nigeria Plc 📍 Requirements Educational Qualification: OND ONLY in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Industrial Chemistry, or a related technical discipline. (HND, BSc., or higher degrees will not be considered). Mandatory Experience: ●Minimum of 2–3 years of direct prior production floor experience in a manufacturing or industrial factory environment. Candidates without prior factory/production experience will be disqualified. ●Strong understanding of shop-floor workflows, basic machine operations, and safety standards. ●Good leadership, communication, and shift-coordination skills. Note: This position is strictly open to Ordinary National Diploma (OND) holders. Send CV to: career.vitafoam@vitafoam.com.ng using the Job Title as the subject of the email. https://community.escortafrik.com/d/383-production-supervisor-at-vitafoam-nigeria-plc |
henrybomb:Thank you very much, it’s really saddening to see her person being pulled down because of a ‘mistake, but anyways everyone is a content creator these days so I guess that’s what it is for them |
Much Ado About Something? By now, I’m sure we must have all seen the viral video of a young UBA graduate trainee addressing Tony Elumelu by his first name. The young lady greeted him as “Tony,” and he immediately corrected her, asking her to address him as “Mr Elumelu” or “TOE.” She quickly corrected herself, but you could see that she felt embarrassed and uncomfortable at that moment. Since then, the internet has gone into an uproar, with people sharing different opinions about what happened. Some people have called her rude, some have said she lacks home training, while others have questioned her emotional intelligence. But I looked at this situation from a slightly different perspective, and I found myself falling into that small percentage of people who saw it differently. What is clear to me is that this is not a matter of lack of home training. Was it a mistake? Yes. Could she have read the room better and understood that addressing the chairman of an organisation by his first name might not have been appropriate in that setting? Absolutely. The corporate world comes with its own rules and expectations. Understanding how to communicate with people, especially in formal environments, is part of professional growth. I have a sister who has worked in the banking sector for over 15 years, and one thing she has always made clear is that there are certain structures and etiquettes that exist within the industry. You are to address everybody by their first name ! Yes even to the Oga pata pata Banking organisations encourage a more relaxed environment where leaders allow employees to call them by their first names because it creates a sense of approachability, in this case it is clear to see she was simply following the banking culture! So please sheath your swords. A mistake was made, but a mistake does not define a person. We need to be careful about how quickly we judge young people based on one moment. There is a difference between correcting someone and tearing them down. There is a difference between teaching professionalism and publicly humiliating someone. The lesson here should be about awareness, professionalism, and learning ,not about attacking her character. Let us not allow one moment, one mistake, or one uncomfortable encounter to define the future of a young person who is just beginning her career journey. Every professional has had moments where they got something wrong, were corrected, and had to learn from the experience. Growth comes from those moments. Let this be a lesson for her and for many young professionals entering the workplace: observe, understand the culture around you, and learn the unwritten rules that come with professionalism. But let us also extend grace. We should be building young people, not breaking them. We should correct, guide, and allow people the opportunity to grow. Because at the end of the day, one mistake should not become the story of someone’s entire career.
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The Wrong Man Found Me …. I am 35 and I sincerely thought I had finally found the right man… but I was wrong. People always tell me I don’t look my age, but that has never been my problem. My problem has always been finding someone who is serious and genuine. I met this man at the airport. It was just a normal day, but we started talking and somehow we clicked. We laughed, we connected, and before we left, we exchanged numbers. When we got back from our trips, we started talking more. One thing led to another and we started dating. For 6 months, I was happy. I really thought I had found someone I could build a future with. The funny thing is, I was always at his place. I knew where he lived. I moved around freely. I never had any reason to think there was something he was hiding from me. Then I found out I was pregnant. I was overjoyed because I was becoming self conscious of my age, time seemed to be running out for me in respect to having my own children But to my surprise…. Instead of being happy or talking about what we would do next, he told me he wasn’t interested. That was when he told me the truth… He is married. Yes, married. He has a wife and children who were living in another state because of work. According to him, they were already making plans to move back in the next two months. I keep asking myself, how did I not notice? How did I not see any sign? I was in his house, I was part of his life, or at least I thought I was. But now I have made my decision. I will keep my baby. And I also believe his wife deserves to know what her husband has been doing behind her back. Some people are telling me to leave it alone, but I don’t think I can keep quiet while she is living with a man she believes is faithful. Am I wrong for wanting to tell her? What would you do if you were me? https://community.escortafrik.com/d/368-the-wrong-man-found-me
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2 weeks ago, but your recommendation of checking 3 times a week is not ideal abeg |
OMG just 40 years old 😭😭May her soul rest is peace |
Men, Never Stop Dating Your Wife. … ❤️ One of the biggest mistakes many couples make is allowing romance to end after the wedding. Your wife still wants to feel loved, appreciated, pursued, and chosen, even after years of marriage. She doesn’t stop being your girlfriend simply because she became your wife. Many wives don’t expect grand gestures every day. It’s your consistent acts of love that make them feel special and in love all over again everyday Here are a few simple ways to keep dating your wife even when married to her : ❤️ 1. Compliment Her Often Don’t assume she already knows how beautiful or amazing she is. Tell her. Notice her efforts, appreciate her appearance, and let your words build her confidence. ❤️ 2. Never Stop Taking Her on Dates A date doesn’t have to be expensive. It could be a quiet evening walk, a meal at her favorite spot, or simply spending uninterrupted time together. What matters most is making time for each other. ❤️ 3. Show Affection Regularly Hold her hand. Hug her before leaving for work. Kiss her goodnight. These gestures remind her that your love is still alive. ❤️ 4. Listen to Understand Sometimes she isn’t looking for solutions, she simply wants to be heard. Put your phone aside, maintain eye contact, and give her your full attention. ❤️ 5. Surprise Her Once in a While A handwritten note, her favorite snack, flowers, or even a thoughtful text during the day can brighten her mood. Love is often found in the little surprises. ❤️ 6. Share the Responsibilities Helping with household chores or caring for the children isn’t “helping her” it’s being a partner. Teamwork reduces stress and strengthens your bond. ❤️ 7. Laugh Together Life can get busy, but don’t let responsibilities steal your joy. Joke together, reminisce about old memories, watch a funny movie, or simply enjoy each other’s ❤️ 8. Pray and Grow Together Strong marriages aren’t built on love alone. Growing spiritually together, encouraging one another, and facing life’s challenges as a team creates a deeper connection. ❤️ 9. Say “I Love You” and “Thank You” Never let appreciation become rare. Tell her you love her. Thank her for the little things she does. Feeling appreciated is one of the greatest gifts you can give your spouse. A successful marriage is built through countless small acts of love, kindness, respect, and intentionality repeated day after day. Your wife never stops needing to feel loved. And as a husband, never stop making her feel like she’s still the woman you chose. https://community.escortafrik.com/d/339-men-never-stop-dating-your-wives
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Baronthecelebri:It will last you’re simply jealous 😝😝😝 |
Happy New Month, August! Welcome to August, A fresh chapter filled with new opportunities, meaningful connections, and endless possibilities. May this month bring you growth, good health, valuable conversations, new friendships, and success in every area of your life. May every challenge become a stepping stone, and every effort you make yield positive results. Thank you for being part of this incredible community. Your voice, support, and engagement make Escort Afrik Network Forum stronger every day. https://community.escortafrik.com/d/334-happy-new-month-august — The Escort Afrik Network Forum Team
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Hmmm first time I’m seeing this type of fruit |
muyico:Yes people you also roll with ! |
If Your Friend Has These Traits, It’s Time to Be Careful The recent tragic incident in Plateau State, where a young man allegedly lost his life after being accused of stealing a phone, has brought about conversations about the kind of people we choose to call our friends. While investigations are still ongoing, one thing is clear: friendship should be built on trust, loyalty, and respect, not suspicion, violence, or betrayal. Sometimes you have someone around you who you call a friend but in the real sense they are frenemies ! Here are some traits that should make you think twice and terminate such friendship: They are quick to believe rumors about you without hearing your side. They enjoy embarrassing or humiliating you. They pressure you into making bad decisions. They become jealous whenever something good happens to you. They gossip about everyone, including their closest friends. They only reach out when they need a favor. They never take responsibility for their mistakes and always blame others. They encourage revenge or violence instead of peaceful solutions. They constantly manipulate or lie to get what they want. They show little or no empathy when someone is in pain. A true friend will stand by you, seek the truth before judging you, and encourage peaceful ways of resolving conflicts not violence. Let’s be careful with our friend choices What other red flags do you think people should watch out for in friendships? Have you ever walked away from a friendship because of warning signs? Share your thoughts respectfully below. https://community.escortafrik.com/d/331-if-your-friend-has-these-traits-its-time-to-be-careful
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AlphaTaikun:I like your analysis! In order words do not rely on just one form of investment |
Today is World Brain Day 2026 Brain Health Is Important Your brain is the control center of your body. It controls your thoughts, memory, emotions, movement, breathing, and every decision you make. Keeping it healthy is essential for living a productive and fulfilling life. On this World Brain Day, let’s take a moment to appreciate the importance of keeping our minds healthy. Here are a few simple ways to care for your brain: 1.Get enough sleep – Aim for 7–9 hours of quality sleep each night to help your brain rest and process information. 2.Eat a balanced diet – Include fruits, vegetables, whole grains, healthy fats, and foods rich in omega-3 fatty acids. 3.Stay physically active – Regular exercise improves blood flow to the brain and supports memory and learning. 4.Keep your mind active – Read books, learn a new skill, play strategy games, or solve puzzles to stimulate your brain. 5.Stay hydrated – Even mild dehydration can affect concentration and mental performance. 6.Manage stress – Chronic stress can negatively impact brain function. Make time to relax, connect with loved ones, and practice healthy coping strategies. 7.Avoid harmful habits – Smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, and drug abuse can damage brain health over time. Did You Know? Your brain contains around 86 billion nerve cells (neurons) that communicate with each other to control everything you do, from breathing to solving complex problems. Keep your brain healthy today ! https://community.escortafrik.com/d/316-july-22-is-world-brain-day
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Singapore's Breathtaking Airport Terminal Imagine walking into an airport and being welcomed by a 40-metre waterfall cascading from the roof, surrounded by a lush indoor rainforest, stunning glass architecture, and beautifully designed walkways. Welcome to Jewel Changi Airport, home to the HSBC Rain Vortex, the world's tallest indoor waterfall and one of the most remarkable airport attractions ever built. Opened in 2019, this architectural masterpiece connects several terminals at Changi Airport and spans 10 levels. Inside, visitors can explore thousands of trees and plants from around the world, hundreds of retail stores, world-class restaurants, scenic walking trails, gardens, and family-friendly attractions such as canopy bridges and mazes. Jewel Changi Airport has become a destination in its own right, attracting millions of visitors every year, including people with no travel plans at all. They come simply to experience the breathtaking Rain Vortex and explore the stunning indoor forest. As night falls, the waterfall transforms into a dazzling light and music show, creating a magical spectacle that has made the airport one of Singapore's most iconic attractions. Beyond its beauty, the Rain Vortex is also a marvel of sustainable engineering. It uses a system that collects and recirculates rainwater, proving that innovation and environmental responsibility can go hand in hand. https://community.escortafrik.com/d/310-singapores-breathtaking-airport-terminal
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Your Skin Routine Might Be Missing This One Thing… Your Food! Many people spend money on serums, creams, and treatments but forget that healthy skin also starts from within. The foods we eat provide nutrients that can support our skin’s appearance, texture, and overall health. While skincare products have their place, nourishing your body with the right foods can also make a difference Here are some foods that support healthy, glowing skin: ✅Avocado – contains healthy fats that help support soft, nourished skin. ✅Fish (like salmon and sardines) – rich in omega-3 fatty acids that support skin health. ✅Citrus fruits (like oranges) – packed with vitamin C, which supports collagen production. ✅Carrots and sweet potatoes – contain nutrients that support skin renewal. ✅Nuts and seeds – provide vitamins and healthy fats that support your skin. ✅Water-rich fruits and vegetables (like watermelon and cucumber) – help support hydration, which is important for healthy-looking skin. Before reaching for expensive skincare products, take a look at what’s on your plate. Including these nutrient-rich foods in your diet, alongside a good skincare routine and staying hydrated, can help support your skin from the inside out. https://community.escortafrik.com/d/307-your-skin-routine-might-be-missing-this-one-thing
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mikeapollo:Yes that’s my opinion too |
Kobicove:I concur 👍 |
Lombrozo:Yes a long term good investment 👍 |