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Tobi Igbinedion Co-founder @ TwoCents Lagos 1 year, 8 months ago
Hello Godwin. Do you think it's fair to third world countries that at a time when the first world have milked the energy sector for decades, they now want to go green, which would mean a shift from certain raw materials that Africans now want to use to their good?
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Godwin Erite Marketing Activations Manager Lagos, Nigeria 1 year, 8 months ago
I'm in agreement, we've got people who are narrow minded and most blind at the top, even those below have carried on some generic traits from the top.. I sometimes wonder if it's a genetic trait or a mindset thing
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Tobi Igbinedion Co-founder @ TwoCents Lagos, Nigeria 1 year, 8 months ago
Okay. Fair enough. I warched the aeard winning documentary 'A history of Nigeria'(Naij) by Jide Olanrewaju and couldn't but admit that Africans did themselves
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Godwin Erite Marketing Activations Manager Lagos, Nigeria 1 year, 8 months ago
Although I'm not speaking only to the power sector, but that in itself has caused chaos within the third world countries, a shift will afford the third a room for greed to finally roam the streets naked with nothing to exploit and who knows where we go from there.
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Godwin Erite Marketing Activations Manager Lagos, Nigeria 1 year, 8 months ago
Hmmm.. 🤔 Hi Tobi, first of all there's nothing fair about business sadly 😔. Although it's not fair they can't keep standing on one leg, they need to create substitutes so as to increase the negotiating power and put the third world on the begging side still maintaining the imbalance power they've enjoyed.
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