NIGERIAN WORLD TRADE CENTRE: THE STOLEN LEGACY by Onwuasoanya fcc Jones.



By early 2016, the architectural wonder, Abuja World Trade Center would have completed the first phase of its construction and opened its doors to teeming businesses and investments that will flow into the country through it.


This multi-billion Naira project was kick started in 2010 by President Goodluck Jonathan and construction work has continued unabated till date, sited on a plot spanning over Six Million square feet, the development promises to be a prosperity hub for entrepreneurs across Africa and beyond, as it is the first World Trade Center in the whole West African sub-region.
By the time this WTC opens next year, somebody will definitely rush to commission it, but we must note that that person does not know how the pencil used in drawing the plans was procured. Just like some people are showering encomiums on the wrong person for the improvement in power supply, security and other areas of Nigerian life, they will certainly shower encomiums on the same wrong person by the time this development is fully completed, but the truth will always stand tall.

GOODLUCK WORKED, BUHARI IS TAKING THE CREDIT.

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