Abandoned Federal Government Megaprojects: Any respite from the Nigeria universities?

By Onawunmi Kehinde (AyoChris)

The risen profile of the Nigeria as a haven for abandoned project is worthy of fanning the embers of worries on the people shoulder Nigeria.

On May 24 this year, the Senate adopted a motion moved by Senator Jimoh Ibrahim, OFR, CFR on urgent need to look into the 11, 886 Mega Projects abandoned.

The huge regret is that several projects that should have boosted the economy of the country or radically improve lives of Nigerians are abandoned.

In the investigation carried out by the Foremost Africa Billionaire Scholar, “Araba of the Universe ” in the University of Cambridge, Doctorate in Management Science between 2018 and 2022, he stated that “the value of the 38 projects investigated cost Nigeria over $40 billion”.

For anyone who cares to know, Senator Jimoh Ibrahim’s greatest asset is not his trillions worth assets but what he carries upstairs, his ability to think critically and logically to proffer solutions to the challenges confronting the daily existence in his generation.

If a wise man thinks about solving a problem that affects a country or the world as a whole with solution in his hand, the best place to quickly solve it is education institutions, that is why a country’s educational curriculum is a mirror of philosophy of the country. When people are better educated, there are fewer conflicts and more great work done.

Abandoned Federal Government Megaprojects: Any respite from the Nigeria Universities?

Meet the Foremost Africa Billionaire Scholar
who is an international figure and Senate Chairman Inter-Parliamentary World-Wide with business and political experience in FUTA on Aug. 20 to drink from the ocean of his knowledge.

Onawumi Kehinde (Ayochris)
from Aseyori Media

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