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To inspire, build and lead with systems thinking, innovation and powerful technology

Joined March 2025
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Ever since I started traveling out, my respect for SE has increased. No region comes close in terms of development
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The problem with black Africans is mental indoctrination and the high brain damaging education we have been exposed to There's absolutely no reason why we live in dirt and total chaos when a simple organization and cleaningness will change a great deal If the South Eastern nigerian states can achieve zero literacy rate by 2050 and development an educational systems that transforms us into builders We might just be the first Africans to escape this calamity that has befallen us for centuries. The future of Ndi Igbo is in education. Nigerians should not look away!!!!
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I'm working very hard on eliminating Distractions!!! Time is my most valuable asset, I treat it like gold
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You never imagine how far you've gone when you do one thing consistently over a long period of time. I have managed to outperform every of my peers in productivity metrics and it has always boiled down to one thing Consistency in a well planned steps to velocity of execution. I'm gradually being addicted to execution and the direction has been important!!!
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One work beats every other thing EXECUTION get to work fo!ks
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I'd turn my X account into my digital self There's nothing much more important than people seeing my X account And immediately I don't need an introduction, I should get more serious in this field.
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The once who control the world are addicted to execution I am working towards straight forward execution!!! I should be addicted to working👨‍💻 every waking hours, just executing, just building.
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Here in X once I see you are building from Eastern Nigeria, Ala Igbo, I immediately give you a follow. Sooner or later all builders from Igbo land will sit down to discuss the future of building and manufacturing here in our father's land
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Industrialization means using what you produce You can't be screaming everyday, build factories in nigeria. Build factories, build factories, are you using what we are already producing Do you own a new IVM luxurious car? A Zinox computer? A contisx m16 phone? Cultis cables? Coscharis products? There's no industrialization if you don't use what we produces. Support our manufacturing ecosystem by buying made in Nigeria ( Igbo made)
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Technology is simply solving problem What problem are you solving today and what technique are you using?
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Machines, factories, technicians!!!! Igbo manufacturing is on a comeback Let's lead Nigeria's Re-industrialization
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more machines more factories more technicians go build, buy, or work at that machine shop anon
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The government has a responsibility of providing an enabling environment There's a high level of deregulation going on in nigeria at the moment It's time we stop complaining and begin fixing it. Unreliable electric grid, build an energy company!! Our products not competitive enough, build a reputable brand!!! Millions of naira on food wastage? Build the storage and processing facilities. Let's become builders and start building, it is us who will build the future we all desire.
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My focus on battery technology is valuable to the development of Igbo land and the repositioning of Nigeria. Industrialization depends on energy, put simply electricity. Electricity is not just about the production and distribution, it is also about the storage of those excess energy generated. Since the renewable energy industry is growing at a rapid rate so will the battery technology industry in Nigeria, Rather than depending entirely on the national grid, there could be clusters of private mini grids scattered around, cities, industrial areas, commercial areas, rural areas, community etc. And that's where battery technology plays a rapid changing rules. In an ecosystem of unreliable national grid, battery technology is another advantage many people are not talking about.
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Nigeria's often see manipulation as an abomination Anyone who's been in human management can tell you that manipulation is part of the skills As a manager in my scope of work, dealing with more than 200 employees every single day☀ You would think it is 'as easy as do this or that', the reality is far from that My greatest problem has been on human emotions, today they are happy and willing to work, tomorrow you might as well put a rope around their neck. that's the problem Manipulation is a great skill everyone must learn, especially as one who works a lot with people.
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If you have evidence that you were asked to pay money to secure university admission, or that you have already made such a payment, kindly come forward with your evidence. Provide the names of everyone involved, along with all available details. Photographs of those implicated would also be appreciated. We will ensure that every individual found culpable is held accountable and faces the full consequences of their actions. We are taking this admission racketeering head-on, and we are determined to dismantle these corrupt networks once and for all. Your identity will be protected. No student should be denied admission because they cannot afford to bribe their way into a university. Merit must be restored to our university system. We cannot continue to sacrifice the future of our brightest students on the altar of corruption.
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One thing I wish we could get right is an Igbo standard A way of doing things that people looks and feel proud of To position Nigeria to the global stage, we need a standard that people resonates with. Ohanaeze Should be looking at this and making necessary strategic plans as regards to this topic.
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Eastern Nigerian is greatly underestimated (SS&SE) First by everyone else then by us the indigenes We forget that we have Enugu, a state with immense humans capital the richest in Nigeria with a vibrant silicone valley style of tech startups Port Harcourt, often ranked 3rd in developmental metrics with booming real estate and oil market Onitsha, the legend, the metropolitan area house a population only second to Lagos, it houses one of the largest market in Africa and is the center of commerce in the entire country Aba the factory house of Nigeria, a place that has made in nigeria at hand. With it's products travelling across ccountries and continents Owerre which is just Nigeria's London. You can travell out of the country without leaving it's boarders, a trip to Nigeria's London OWERRE is all you need Asaba, the home of Africa's entertainment industry, imagine most of your favorite actors, yes that one, he probably lives in Asaba and that your favourite movie, yes also shot their Abakaliki has the highest flyovers in Nigeria, the tallest building in the South East political zone and despite being the youngest state, has created a name in agriculture with Abakaliki rice a national dish in Nigeria. The lis are endless: Nsukka Afikpo Abiriba Awka Umuahia Agbor Ekwulobia Orlu etc. When you then compare this with other Eastern State's economy like that of Uyo, Yanagoea and calabar the metrics changes. Easterners must stop underestimating ourselves and continue to explore and do great things which we have been known for.
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What is happening at UNN? Why are students being exploited and forced to pay between ₦1.5 million and ₦4 million just to secure admission to study Medicine? How did the university sink this low?
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The ingenuity happening in Aba will blow your mind. Aba is positioning as the center for western and central Africa.
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So I saw the Enugu Air new route alert to Gatwick airport London and I was at first happy but then came this disappointment after reading that it is Lagos-Gatwick and not Enugu-Gatwick And then I ask, I thought the whole idea of Enugu Air was to build an aviation base out of the city? 🤔 Like folks flying out to major cities from Enugu? The airport that was conccessioned how far? Was is all politics? I don't want an airline that will take the easy route and not open routes that will serve the LONG TERM interest of Ndigbo If you are funding an airline with Enugu State resources, then it needs to be structured not just to make profit but to do the difficult reengineering that other private airlines cannot afford to do People will fly from Enugu-Gatwick if only the so called "connection to the centre politics" will give the necessary approvals This can be done! That should be the least Enugu people will benefit from the Gov moving to APC. Make Enugu a truly international airport. It is not hard! Udo 👌
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