This video (which is not attaching) has caught the attention of many across the world and has been the stuff of various social media productions. That is more than whatever is established about this line of business in West Africa.
It is probably the idea of two brothers quitting good jobs in the UK and deciding to go for broke. As such, they are bound to be a celebrated story once they end up putting up the first granite road network in that country.
Intervention heard experts on African development hailing it and calling it “good initiative”, with some saying “Our engineers and scientists need to become entrepreneurs. There’s no reason why our roads should be built by foreign companies and not by our engineers, who, unfortunately, prefer to work for big foreign companies”.
Why ‘our engineers’ do so may require a full thesis but it is an important statement because it is a major manifestation of the dependency crisis. different. And therein lies what some may call the significance of the sensational welcome for the granite road initiative in Ghana.
Is the next of this sort of story coming from any known and unknown granite mandarin in Nigeria? Watch the video, either here or by cutting and pasting to watch it on Youtube can force many to draw their own conclusions.
