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as a built environment and construction management proffessional, i get angry when supposedly learned people like ffk attribute proffesional negligence and greediness in building more than the designed floors for a building . how will a plane hovering over a building cause building collapse, and some people will support this just because of thier religious affinity. i weep for the future generation. religion don divide and cloud our level of reasoning.

kudos to the organisers. the questions tough die

nice one from jamb

lateefbisiriyu@gmail.com federal university of technology minna building dept 400 level

I swear, shebi we still see food buy for Nigeria. we never travel go ghana go buy food.Venezuela's problem no be here.

Mendoza has spent the past month in New York with her
daughter and realizes she's lost a sense of what normalcy
means. In Venezuela, she lived without toilet paper for a
month in July, using paper napkins instead.
Just half a block away from her daughter's Brooklyn
apartment, a new Whole Foods (WFM ) recently opened and
Anabella told her mom check it out. Mendoza fought back
tears when she saw fully stocked food shelves and lush
vegetables and fruits, a rare sight in Venezuela today.
"My eyes got wet," Mendoza says, becoming emotional
recounting the Whole Foods visit. In Venezuela, "You are so
happy when you find something as basic as milk."
Related: Venezuela food crisis deepens as shipments
plummet
She isn't alone. About half a million Venezuelans visited the
United States last year. Increasingly, Venezuelans living in
the U.S. say their friends and family who can afford it are
coming to America to buy basics.
"It's just a testament to how badly the country is being
managed," says Beatriz Ramos, a Venezuelan tech
entrepreneur, who lives in New York. Ramos has hosted six
friends from Venezuela this year: "It's been steadily getting
worse and worse and worse."
Ramos, Mendoza and others believe life in Venezuela won't
be this bad forever but they aren't optimistic about seeing
improvements anytime soon.
This is just but few of complaints by Venezuelans over the non availability of food in the country. Citizens travel across the border up to Columbia and even the united states just to buy food. I don't want to justify this current economic recession facing Nigeria with this but we can't shy away from the fact that current drop in crude oil which is our major source of making money (foreign reserves) affect not only Nigeria but other country who practically depend on crude oil.Needless to say the impunity and the way our past leaders loot the nation with reckless abandon.I am not a big fan of president buhari but I think all we need is a little bit of patience and hope and believe me, we r heading for greatness. All this iPod yoots,flat heads, afonja zombies and all ethnic bashing will not lead us anywhere. let's all unite and make this country the giant of Africa we are.
*note.m not APC or PDP or any other thieving political party. just a concerned youth in Nigeria

me wey i enter bike go buy pure water nko.

may God save us from karashikas dem

I think its high time people start differentiating between a professional builder with high knowledge in structural detailing and designs from a civil engineer. Out of 10 civil engineers,9 always have that interest in road, bridge and other big engineering project,thereby making them acquire more knowledge about it to the the detriment of building construction. The onus lie on people to know the right professional to handle their project