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HOW TO SPOT THE NEXT PRIME AREA IN UYO BEFORE EVERYONE ELSE DOES. 📌Places like Osongama, shelter Afrique estate, Akpasak estate, and its environs in Oron Road used to be bush years ago, today, it’s home to many, and one of the most sought-after estates. THE SECRET TO SPOTTING PRIME AREAS? 📌Look for ongoing government projects like road expansions, schools, and hospitals. 📌 look for areas where industries are located. Great locations currently in Akwa Ibom are small towns included in the free trade zone, for example, towns in Ikot Abasi, Mkpat Enin, and Onna local Government areas where the Sterling Petrochemical Company and the likes are currently operating. 📌Locations like these are currently underpriced but won’t be for long. HERE IS MY CHRISTMAS GIVEAWAY 📌Drive through, and out of Uyo to these places mentioned above on a Saturday day morning. When you get there, ask questions and check for areas with new developments and construction sites that’s your signal to invest. Have I not given you a Christmas giveaway? Let me know in the comment box. See you….., enjoy your day. #giveaway #uyo #PrimeLocation #spotting #development #investment #industrial

Assalamualaikum wbkrkth & salam sejahtera, rakan-rakan sekalian… “Jikalau tidak berada-ada, masakan tempua bersarang rendah”. Attending a significant federal government meeting in Putrajaya, especially at the Ministry of Economy, is not merely an 'honor' or 'glamour,' but rather a 'burden.' It is a responsibility and trust that must be shouldered and executed as well as possible. ✅ If we can't achieve five, three is still sufficient. ✅ If we can't get much, even a little is worth being grateful for. Ignore what people say. Let’s chat about real estate and the current Malaysian market. #Putrajaya #Federalgovernment #projectmonitoring #developmentgrant #industrialprojects #doctorproperties

Ode-Ondo There are 36 states in Nigeria and if you critically examine these states, you'd notice that they're either named after a popular river like Kogi, Kwara (as a matter of fact, Kwara is a local name for River Niger), Kaduna, Benue, Imo, Niger, Osun, Ogun etc. Some are named after their capital cities like Kano, Gombe, Katsina, Enugu, Sokoto etc while some are named after the tribal nomenclature of the people that dominate the said state like Edo, Oyo, Ondo, Ekiti etc. However, two of these 36 states are unique in themselves in the sense that they answer the name of their states but are not the capital cities of their state. These two states are Oyo and Ondo. What is the nexus between these two states? What is that distinguished status that makes them unique? These and many other questions are what we intend to answer with this page. Do well to follow and engage us as you're in for an historical walk in memory lane. #oyo #ondo #omoatiba #ekimogun #asa #kaaroojire #omoluabi #pacesetters #sunshiners #ondohistoricals

Indonesia and its neighbours in the North Natuna Sea (other name: South China sea/east sea/southeast Asian Sea). Natuna (Riau islands) is the largest island in this region - part of Indonesia

Today, the Hikoi (peaceful March) against the Treaty Principles Bill reached Parliament. Seeing Māori and Pākehā walk together in solidarity was profound reminder that Te Tiriti o Waitangi is more than words on paper—it is the founding document of Aotearoa New Zealand, a cornerstone of our national identity, and a commitment to partnership between Māori and the Crown. It’s troubling that we find ourselves in a position where the principles underpinning Te Tiriti are even up for debate. The Treaty is not a historical relic; it’s a living commitment that shapes who we are as a nation and how we should move forward—together. The introduction of measures that challenge this partnership raises important questions: Are we honouring our founding commitment, or are we allowing it to be diluted and questioned in ways that undermine its significance? For Māori, who make up nearly 18% of our population yet face persistent disadvantages in health, income, and education, this is not just a policy debate; it’s about equity, recognition, and upholding promises that have too often been overlooked. Today’s Hikoi was a testament to the strength and unity of those who believe that Te Tiriti must be protected, respected, and honoured. It’s time for us all to reflect—should the foundation of our nation, a covenant rooted in partnership, really be up for question? #ToituTeTiriti #Partnership #ReflectAndRespect #Aotearoa

#EboyinState: With a population of more than 3 million people, Ebonyi State is gradually becoming a formidable force among the Southeast states of Nigeria. The number of blazing lighted flyovers in the state is a testament to the wonders germinating in the state. Despite being a small state, it hosts many infrastructures and is fueled with speedy economic growth and development. Known as the salt of the nation due to its large salt deposits in Okposi and Uburu, metaphorically, Ebonyi State gives a favorable taste to the nation with its flavors of beauty, artwork, culture, and heritage. Ebonyi State is bordered in the North and Northeast by Benue, West by Enugu, Southwest by Abia, and East and Southeast by Cross Rivers. Abakiliki is the state’s capital. It is the largest city in the state and the center of agricultural trade, commerce, and industries. The city is laced with an array of luxurious architectural infrastructures. Developmental activities propping in the state have Abakiliki as an active mitochondria. Amasiri is the food basket of the state, with a plethora of agricultural activities and produce. The Amasiri flyover takes routes to neighboring states like Enugu and Abia, which has helped to improve economic and business activities in the town. Uwana and Ndibe Beaches are important recreation and relaxation centers. The beaches serve as good avenues to have a peaceful solitary time with oneself or with friends and family. #OpeningMonologue #DiasporaNews #News #Tourism #investment #igboamakatiktok #ebonyi #ebonyistate #development #southeastnigeria #abakaliki #afikpo #amasiri #governance

Uzbekistan Plans $1 Billion Investment in Kokand Free Economic Zone President Shavkat Mirziyoyev announced plans for 185 investment projects worth $1 billion in the Kokand Free Economic Zone, expected to create 12,000 jobs. A 71-hectare technopark will also host enterprises worth $900 million, generating 5,000 jobs in its initial phase. Additional projects include a trade and logistics center in Besharik and agricultural initiatives to boost exports and productivity. The Fergana region aims to attract $3.7 billion in investments and increase exports to $1.5 billion by 2025, providing 500,000 jobs and reducing poverty. For more: https://kun.uz/en/64244140 #UzbekistanNews #Kunuz #Investment #KokandFEZ #EconomicDevelopment

During an 11-year journey of continuous work in various markets such as #Egypt, #Jordan, #Morocco, #Libya, #Tunisia, #Saudi, #Emirates, and #Kuwait. I've learned a lot and worked with people I've learned a lot from them, and I've gained experience working in many different fields #work #experience #markets #digitalamarketing #socialemediamarketing #socialadvertising #digitaladvertising

The recently tabled Kannadigas Reservation Bill in Karnataka has sparked intense debate. Designed to offer local communities reservations in education and employment, it requires private firms to ensure a major portion of their employees are Kannadigas. This aims to preserve the Kannada language and culture. However, critics argue it might lead to regionalism, excluding non-Kannadiga residents and possibly impeding the state's inclusive growth. As globalization intensifies, should we adopt such policies? Or should we seek a balance between preserving our identity and broader inclusion? And on a lighter note, if this keeps up, we'll soon need a reservation to reserve a reservation! 😂 #KarnatakaReservationBill #ReservationPolicy #KarnatakaGovernment