JASONjnr: We overlooked the fake drink trends that just ended and we went about with our normal lives....
But visit hospitals and you will understand the effect of these fake drinks..... Kidney problems and many other organs damages are way beyond repairs and buying drugs to these diseases/cancer can drain a billionaire in a year.
It's a serious matter and the fact that they are like drug cartels and have monopolized it makes it even more worrisome.
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Useless mumu.
You know, anything I read your comment, I see a weak, purposeless personality. You are just a like mosquito making weak and helpless noise all about ----a nitwit and a nuisance to add to it.
Our railway plant in Kajola, Ogun state, has orders pouring in from across Africa for train coaches, as we speak.
The plant is abuzz with manufacturing activity, with thousands of Nigerians from all sections of the country employed there, and the plant has even built and supplied coaches already to the NRC, for the Lagos-Ibadan line and others.
Kudos to all concerned for this laudable project that has set Nigeria up as the train manufacturing headquarters of the continent.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MU39fFOdzHw&ab_channel=EkogistsEnt. . . . The story is that when Buhari met Xi Jinping in Beijing, Buhari told him he needed CRRC, China's top rail manufacturer, to not just build railway networks and stations in Nigeria, but also a train manufacturing plant, to help in transfer of technology to Nigeria.
Xi Jinping then consulted with CRRC officials, and then later he promised Buhari over dinner that CRRC would build a train factory in Nigeria that had the capacity to produce 225 different variations of coaches and wagons out of the 365 in the CRRC main railway plant in China.
A welcome development, the locals are employed, it creates direct and indirect jobs, forex is saved, and to top it all, the importation of forex via the supply chain.
Not forgetting, the youths within the state, the environs and beyond are engaged or employed ---lest crime and nuisances within the locality and environs as well. .
Demolition: Don’t cry over split milk, Ohanaeze tells Igbo in Lagos
The President-General of Ohanaeze Ndigbo worldwide, Chief Emanuel Iwuanyanwu, has urged Igbos affected by the demolition of their houses in the Abule Ado area of Lagos by the Federal Housing Authority, FHA, not to cry over split milk.
He reiterated that moves are on the way to mitigate aggrieved Igbos nationwide.
Speaking during his visit to grieve with Igbos in the community last Friday, Chief Iwuanyanwu said, “The government has the right to demolish for public interest, but the affected citizens should be compensated. There’s no need to cry over split milk.
Adding that “in any country, citizens rights are sacred, Senator Umeh has briefed me, but I came here to know the main issue. What we are going to fight for are our rights. You only build a country based on the truth.”
Recounting his ordeal, one of the affected property owners, who preferred to remain anonymous, said, “I am unable to recover from the needles ordeal. I moved into my dream apartment, and on the third day, they came with bulldozers to bring my dream apartment down.
There’s an urgent need for the power to address these issues.”
Responding to their grief, Chief Iwuanyanwu disclosed that Igbos in diaspora are seriously concerned about how Igbos at home are being treated.
We have decided to set up an Igbo relief agency where every aggrieved Igbo would be funded.
“I will also advise communities to treat Igbos fairly because we are peace loving and we are the highest indigenous people that are adding to the GDP of the nation.
“Treat people the way you want them to treat you. In other words, treat Igbos the way you want Igbos to treat you,” he stressed
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