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What do u expect when children give birth to children. Both the parent and their children stil needs moral upbringing.

Why Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe will be angry with the University of Nigeria, Nsukka(UNN) even at death:-

Pictures below are the estate Zik donated to UNN. It has 22 buildings within the Estate and it is called Zik’s flats. The university turned it into some of the student's hostels (Hall of residence). But failed to maintain it to the extent that the estate is dilapidated today. They used it as students' hostels for years before leaving it to collapse totally by 2008. The UNN ‘Zik Flats’ are in terrible condition and uninhabited.

This estate contains 22 blocks of 2-storey buildings each with restaurants and nursing mothers' blocks different from the 22 blocks.
They were built by the Late. Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe donated to the University community but the school abandoned it to be in its current state.

It is a culture of poor mentainace culture and lack of responsibility for failure on the part of those that should manage this.

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War destroys cities:
Every Nigeria City or aspiring city should learn something from the Collapse of Warri as Oil City👇👇👇

Warri was a big industrial hub in the 70's - 90's.

Warri Refinery, NNPC, DSC, Delta Glass, Shell, Chevron, Schlumberger, Dunlop, Agip, Saipem, Halliburton were in full operation back then. Escravos & Forcados were at their peak.

The city thrived. The city was full of zeal and zestful activities. People living outside hardcore Warri called themselves Wafarians because of propinquity to Warri even though they were not Wafarians. To be a Wafarian was to belong to supposedly a unique lifestyle.

Multinational/Local Banks were present Citibank, FBN, ACB, Savannah Bank.

Business activities thrived. Warri port was a beehive of economic activities

Entertainment/Night life was at its peak, Musicians, Live bands at Palmgroove Hotel, Comedians held their sway: Fela, legendary Don Baker, Majek Fashek, Emma Grey, Oritz Wiliki, Rex Lawson were a few of many of the entertainers that made Warri ebullient. Lido, Zina, etc were comparable to their ilks anywhere.

The town was full of life and it thrived.

McDermot road was busy with Maritime activities and contractors. Kingsway Mall offered anything sold in Lagos at that time.

Joma & Mosheshe were big fish distributors across the Niger Delta.

Rubber produced locally, was used to produce plastics and tyres.

The town grew in size and became a conurbation with people coming from all over the country to settle down in Warri for economic activities.

The Airports were super busy, Escravos, Forcados & Warri Airport. The Warri Airport was even relocated to Osubi for expansion.

Warri was revelling in its glory. Warri Port was fully operational and served as an economic booster for the city. It served businesses in Warri, Benin, Asaba & Onitsha. The Port created huge employment opportunities for locals and the state.

Things started to go downhill from the late 90's. The community leaders and youth chairmen began to fight themselves over control/sharing formula for royalties that came from oil & businesses from settlers.

Itsekiri, Urhobo & Ijaw leaders & youths started fighting each other. The bloody fight started around 1999 and lasted for years till 2003/2004.

The community leaders started imposing local taxes called "Deve" on all companies, industries and local businesses, buildings & projects.

Little by little, the companies frustrated, started leaving.

This continued throughout the early 2000's till 2010. The companies kept on leaving, one after the other. The companies layed off their employees. Unemployment rose.

More companies left for PH, Lagos, Akwa Ibom. They layed off more staff. Unemployment increased still.

Today all that is left in Warri, is a shadow of its glorious past.

95% of all the big companies in Warri had either left or closed down.

Most of the young people have left Warri.

The ones left are driving Keke, doing P.O.S, Spa or Boutique, Beer parlour or doing hookup.

There's peace now, but the damage the greedy community leaders did to Warri, still lingers on and is almost irredeemable at this point.

Do not assume that your city can not be destroyed if it toes the same route Warri followed. Warri leaders did not ever believe that Warri will be this economically empty today while they were fighting then. Learn from Warri and protect our economies

Have you asked why big eeconomies like US, China,etc will never allow war in their countries?

We must learn and avoid things that will trigger war in our country no matter how strong we believe we are. Businesses and investors go where there is peace than where there is war.

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hmmmmm, what I see here is Nigeria getting ready for division. [i]hmmmmm, what I see here is Nigeria getting ready for division. [/i]hmmmmm, what I see here is Nigeria getting ready for division.

seems you guys don't seems to get it. sometimes I just wonder why we have d songs of Solomon in d bible.

[color=#550000][/color] hmmmmm.... which one is worldly music again. Abeg, if na so, what is song of Solomon doing in d bible.

let solve the issue... everybody wear ur native attire to school. Our heritage before all this religion fallacies.

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