adenitemi:

You explained it just as it is. Because engineers worldwide go on churning out new technologies, our social sciences and arts peeps don't know the ingenuity that go into those designs. That was an invention, in all sense of the word....

obayaya: wetin sef? na only unilorin dey this country sef? Haba!!! make other schools appear for news na

and again, where's the pix of the machine?

kokosheen:

The 14 Billion people part gave them away! Rubbish research - This prof. should be washing plates if he doesn't know the population of the world.

Buncha scammers

rapsodeep:
guy. Wich dept u dey? Tanke sir

silent don: Now, this is laudable and such machines will be very useful for elections, security, census and other things requiring identification of individuals.
Nigeria can still be great If there's an equally enabling environment for all, corruption is suppressed and the populace motivated.

chess guru:
Hmmm what about this one
An invention is a unique or novel device,
method, composition or process. It may be an
improvement upon a machine or product, or a
new process for creating an object or a result.
ww.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invention

Well while I maybe speaking as an engineer, most peeps crying up and down about using the word "invent" are doing so solely from a lame man or purely scientific perspective.
The bone of contention behind the use of the word "invention" revolves around the word "originality".
Has a biometric machine EXACTLY like what was produced been produced before?
Can this innovation or invention be given a patent?
If your answers are NO and yes respectively to both questions, then kick back relax and swallow a big as*s chill pill cos those men have invented a new type of biometric machine.
Its like me inventing a new process of liquefying natural gas.
Did I discover liquefaction of natural gas? Hell NO.
That doesn't stop my new discovery/invention from being "patent-able" signifying its originality.
#rest my case

kokosheen:

The 14 Billion people part gave them away! Rubbish research - This prof. should be washing plates if he doesn't know the population of the world.

Buncha scammers

bigtt76: No Sir! UNILORIN did not 'Invent' Biometric Machine but rather developed a Nigerian version ...obviously from foreign raw materials. Please lets desist from misinterpreting all these things. Are you trying to say that there exist no biometric machines before? Your laptop with finger print swipe entry ...what is it called?

All those finger printing machines installed on door posts ...what are they called? What did INEC use during the last registration process? Or better still FRSC National Drivers licence or Nigerian ePassport are all captured using biometric devices.

adenitemi:

You explained it just as it is. Because engineers worldwide go on churning out new technologies, our social sciences and arts peeps don't know the ingenuity that go into those designs. That was an invention, in all sense of the word....

obayaya: wetin sef? na only unilorin dey this country sef? Haba!!! make other schools appear for news na

and again, where's the pix of the machine?

chess guru:
Hmmm what about this one
An invention is a unique or novel device,
method, composition or process. It may be an
improvement upon a machine or product, or a
new process for creating an object or a result.
ww.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invention

Well while I maybe speaking as an engineer, most peeps crying up and down about using the word "invent" are doing so solely from a lame man or purely scientific perspective.
The bone of contention behind the use of the word "invention" revolves around the word "originality".
Has a biometric machine EXACTLY like what was produced been produced before?
Can this innovation or invention be given a patent?
If your answers are NO and yes respectively to both questions, then kick back relax and swallow a big as*s chill pill cos those men have invented a new type of biometric machine.
Its like me inventing a new process of liquefying natural gas.
Did I discover liquefaction of natural gas? Hell NO.
That doesn't stop my new discovery/invention from being "patent-able" signifying its originality.
#rest my case

kokosheen:

The 14 Billion people part gave them away! Rubbish research - This prof. should be washing plates if he doesn't know the population of the world.

Buncha scammers

bigtt76: No Sir! UNILORIN did not 'Invent' Biometric Machine but rather developed a Nigerian version ...obviously from foreign raw materials. Please lets desist from misinterpreting all these things. Are you trying to say that there exist no biometric machines before? Your laptop with finger print swipe entry ...what is it called?

All those finger printing machines installed on door posts ...what are they called? What did INEC use during the last registration process? Or better still FRSC National Drivers licence or Nigerian ePassport are all captured using biometric devices.

nijanigga:
Laudable ? so you think, but in Nigeria reverse is the case, their efforts will be thwarted, mark my words, this innovation will not see the light of the day. Nigeria has crude oil, but we're still importing petrol, that's not a normal country, where innovation is encouraged, Nigeria is good at innovating corruption and baby factories.

donroxy: Ehhe , Na so oooo..... Unilorin never cease to be on News Headline ahahaha .... E no easy to be a Great Academic Institution oooo ...... Oho oo

Joe.:



Seems you have been wide asleep.. There are schools that don't appeared online to make noise about themselves, the only time you hear about them is when they make a scientific and technological breakthrough.................talk about UNN .

Trendy247: IN DEVELOPED COUNTRIES IT IS PRIMARY SCHOOL PUPILS DAT INVENT SUCH THINGS AND THEY WON'T BOAST ABT IT, WHY CAN'T WE BOAST OF INVENTING SOMETHING BETTER. nO WONDER WE ARE CLASSIFIED AS UNDER-DEVELOPED COUNTRY.

obayaya:

I heard the school is almost an Islamic school with lil or no social life

obayaya: wetin sef? na only unilorin dey this country sef? Haba!!! make other schools appear for news na

and again, where's the pix of the machine?

Trendy247: IN DEVELOPED COUNTRIES IT IS PRIMARY SCHOOL PUPILS DAT INVENT SUCH THINGS AND THEY WON'T BOAST ABT IT, WHY CAN'T WE BOAST OF INVENTING SOMETHING BETTER. nO WONDER WE ARE CLASSIFIED AS UNDER-DEVELOPED COUNTRY.

Trendy247: IN DEVELOPED COUNTRIES IT IS PRIMARY SCHOOL PUPILS DAT INVENT SUCH THINGS AND THEY WON'T BOAST ABT IT, WHY CAN'T WE BOAST OF INVENTING SOMETHING BETTER. nO WONDER WE ARE CLASSIFIED AS UNDER-DEVELOPED COUNTRY.

Trendy247: IN DEVELOPED COUNTRIES IT IS PRIMARY SCHOOL PUPILS DAT INVENT SUCH THINGS AND THEY WON'T BOAST ABT IT, WHY CAN'T WE BOAST OF INVENTING SOMETHING BETTER. nO WONDER WE ARE CLASSIFIED AS UNDER-DEVELOPED COUNTRY.

nijanigga:
Laudable ? so you think, but in Nigeria reverse is the case, their efforts will be thwarted, mark my words, this innovation will not see the light of the day. Nigeria has crude oil, but we're still importing petrol, that's not a normal country, where innovation is encouraged, Nigeria is good at innovating corruption and baby factories.

Trendy247: IN DEVELOPED COUNTRIES IT IS PRIMARY SCHOOL PUPILS DAT INVENT SUCH THINGS AND THEY WON'T BOAST ABT IT, WHY CAN'T WE BOAST OF INVENTING SOMETHING BETTER. nO WONDER WE ARE CLASSIFIED AS UNDER-DEVELOPED COUNTRY.

femooshad: wait o ... pls America is a country with almost 40% blacks .. so you tell me thier elections are flawed ?? just curious o ...