Energy entrepreneur. Architect. Traveller. #Cleancooking #SolarEnergy “Man's most valuable trait is a judicious sense of what not to believe.” ― Euripides
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I just voted for Bird of Paradise for Florist Company of the Year in Nigeria at the TEIC 9.0 Awards. Cast your vote at teic.ng/awards
Killed, in the end, by words... – at Victoria Island, Nigeria
We have analysed just how obsessed the media was with Jason Arday right up until his death.
We tracked 249 articles about him by UK media. 44 from The Times alone, 43 from The Telegraph, and the list goes on.
The nonsense the media was publishing about him was a perfect representation of how morally bankrupt legacy journalism has become.
Full analysis here: newscord.org/editorials/jaso…
At @BCG's 10th Anniversary in Lagos today - stunning tropical florals on every table - locally grown, ethically sourced, sustainably harvested by @birdofparadiselagos
When your ESG values show up in every detail, that's walking the talk. Integrity showing up in every detail!
To buy an honoris causa degree is not ignorance - it is ontological blindness.
Over the years, politicians and the moneyed uncouth have purchased honour's corpses: documents that testify, in silence, to the very unworthiness they were bought to conceal.
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Jerome Okolo retweeted
Earth + Moon from Artemis II 🔥
Earth looks tiny. The Moon looks unreal.
We’re really going back.
What stands out most? 👇
Spot on, Dr Sodade.
TUNDE SODADE: "Nigeria’s infrastructure challenges are not merely stories of poor choices, failed engineering, corruption, or abandoned projects. More uncomfortably, they reflect the weakened state of human capital development and the resulting collapse of productivity demand within the very population meant to use these assets. Like many developing economies, successive governments continue to roll out capital projects that deliver limited socio-economic value when operational. The fundamental mistake is simple but costly: after ribbon-cutting ceremonies fade, concrete alone does not create prosperity."
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These types gatekeep the lucky circumstances that made their existence possible, convincing themselves they're self-made geniuses who'd've succeeded anywhere, anyhow, so invested in denying others the same luck they'll architect entire policies around it, just to prove a point.
BREAKING: Shell Nigeria (SNEPCo) has approved FID for the Bonga South West/Aparo (BSWA) deepwater project—AHEAD of the expected 2027 timeline. The $10B development will operate in water depths up to 1,400m, ~135km offshore Nigeria in OML 118.
This FID follows the $5B Bonga North project (approved Dec 2024), targeting 110,000 bpd peak from 16 wells and 300+ million boe recoverable by 2030 via modifications to the existing Bonga Main FPSO.
The centerpiece: A massive newbuild FPSO
• 337m long × 65m wide × 37m deep
• 560,000 tonnes displacement
• 40,000 tonnes topsides weight
• Designed for 25-year field life without drydocking
• 40-year fatigue life
Processing capacity:
• Oil: 225,000 bpd
• Natural gas: up to 270 MMscf/d
• Water injection: 400,000 bpd
• Crude storage: 2.45-2.5 million barrels
Peak production projected at 150,000-225,000 bpd
Every relationship, regardless of how it concludes, is a complete journey in itself. Just as a beautiful song doesn't become less beautiful because it ends, a relationship that brought joy, growth, & connection doesn't lose its value simply because it reaches a natural conclusion
“Manners are of more importance than laws.”
-Edmund Burke, British statesman, 1700s.
“Without good manners, human society becomes intolerable and impossible.”
-George Bernard Shaw, Irish playwright, 1800s.
In 2024, Anguilla earned over $100 million from its .AI domain registrations, which is a cool US$6,400 per Capita.
“Until the lion learns how to write, every story will glorify the hunter”
A lot of people who read this would think that something bad happened in Nigeria or with Nigerian aviation.
But this was a US aircraft, airline & crew, who encountered a problem over the Atlantic. 1/2...
The crew decided (rightly), to return to Lagos, which had the capacity to deal with the problem, better than any of the other airports in about 6 countries they could have diverted: Injured were taken to the Dutchess hospital, & frightened were taken to the Marriott. #goodending
