Its good to move away from home to 'hammer' ( esp to Lagos bc of d ports and bc most companies' headquarters and recruitment agencies are situated there and bc it was formerly d country's capital) but wat stops u from developing ur father's land when you have enough to do so. WHY spend so much where u'l be expected to be grateful dat 'u were accomodated even after paying rent? Develop Aguata, Ihiala, Ekwusigo, Nnewi( already in progress to the glory of God) Onitsha etc. You may be wondering why am mentioning only places in Anambra, Go to the computer village, Alaba, Island, trade fair and festac to mention but a few, and find out d owners of those shops and tall plazas. 'I HATE ILLITERACY WITH PASSION' .NO PLACE ON THE MAP OF NIGERIA IS CALLED' NO MAN'S LAND' anyone that refuses to follow examples will end up in shambles. History will continue to repeat itself if we continue to ignore it.
Go to zik's home at Limca Road Onitsha and see the funny state of structures there. Those that did what ure doing today ( planning to do ) yesterday, where are they today? AKURUO ULO


If u live and work in Lagos and have built a mansion or ure planning to build one, when your parents are still managing a 'no-fence' 2bed-room apartment without a toilet in ur village, SHAME ON YOU. Make Money! Oh Yes! But go home and develop your father's land. There is no place called ' no man's land' on the map of Nigeria. Its a pity that d Wisdom most of us claim to have ends in buying and selling (money making). 'AKURUO ULO'


Most (if not all) of the great men of God from the west, business men, industrialists, academicians etc built one great structure, business, industry or just anything good in their home town, same can be said about the north. some built schools and are offering scholarships till today. Can we say the same about the Igbos? your answer is as good as mine. AKURUO ULO