But why is it only in the north that we find people without limbs?

kenonze:
Thats so cool.
But why saying "Hausa" man?
Why not "a Nigerian"?

I almost never wanted to open this thread

Nigeria is not one...



















And can never be!!

QuotaSystem:
Another Northern genius that should be supported, and further trained by not just government, but insightful investors.

Leaders should emulate the Sokoto Government who supported an auto designer (Jelani Aliyu) to sharpen his skills in the US, and is now a world renowned auto designer and inventor with Patents to his name.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/2612223_image_jpeg9f360c5ab7736510df54c882e9dbf188

That's great news but in what way has he contributed to the people of Sokoto whose tax money was used in sending him to the States?

QuotaSystem:


Nope, its because that was his signature project. Take a look at his more recent projects.





www.nairaland.com/attachments/3756882_jelani_jpeg155e54e3492ca72abd5efb1fbfc3c224

...and theres already a successor to him from same Sokoto, as Bashir Aliyu is already in the U.S under sponsorship of Gov. Tambuwal to develop his skills under the mentorship of Jelani...

patent in the land of arners amazing

kenonze:
Thats so cool.
But why saying "Hausa" man?
Why not "a Nigerian"?

I almost never wanted to open this thread

u just shot urself in the leg

is an hausa man not a nigerian?
if u are a tribalist u can never be a true nationalist

400billionman:
Good effort.
God bless Igbos.

God bless Nigeria

AustineE1:
If only government can key in and assist him and then he will definately keep improving on it......rather than going to Germany,just to buy a good artificial limb.
'J-town got talent'.

Assist him? When we have professionals in the field who read all about musculoskeletal and neuromuscular weaknesses restoration? Why not the useless government first of all grant this professionals their wish?

There's a field of medicine that handles that but the useless government and scary quacks are not letting them do their work. So what they do is raise money and open up a centre. The government has done zero to help their faith.

kenonze:
Thats so cool.
But why saying "Hausa" man?
Why not "a Nigerian"?

I almost never wanted to open this thread

kenonze:
Thats so cool.
But why saying "Hausa" man?
Why not "a Nigerian"?

I almost never wanted to open this thread

Because of the useless stereotype associated with Northerners - that's why.

Aww this is good,kudos to him.

STFUareyouG0d:

Why saying Aba made instead of made in Nigeria?

BayLord01:
Why saying Aba made instead of made in Nigeria?

how's that my problem?

This is nice mehn...
It even came with Dolce & Gabbana shoes and sandals

Okay! come back when you succeed but for now, this guy is a GENIUS.

quote author=Reyginus post=45948637]Talented? Smh. This is what anyone who read Prosthesis and Orthotics can do. Quite unfortunate our course have been left to quacks.

How is fabricating an above the knee prosthesis talent? This country really have a lot of ignorance.

This is what I do. Abroad we have the myoelectric prosthesis. I'm thinking how to restore the entire limb by cloning. Don't ask me how. [/quote]

Nice one there. I'm just.......... ...wowed! Keep it up man, thumbs up.

rileyy:
Okay! come back when you succeed but for now, this guy is a GENIUS.

quote author=Reyginus post=45948637]Talented? Smh. This is what anyone who read Prosthesis and Orthotics can do. Quite unfortunate our course have been left to quacks.

How is fabricating an above the knee prosthesis talent? This country really have a lot of ignorance.

This is what I do. Abroad we have the myoelectric prosthesis. I'm thinking how to restore the entire limb by cloning. Don't ask me how.

Lol. This is not Genius. That Prosthesis was made using Polyethylene. It was made using machines like Drilling Machine, Prosthetic Oven, and Sanding machine. I believe the Hausa guy is a patient and the leg was constructed for him. You can't produce that without these machines.

amokeme:
exactly, I opened it reluctantly... didn't want to read comments sef.


what if he didn't read the bold? Did you think of that? And you even call him a quack (talking about the ignorance you mentioned) And yes we have a lot of ignorance, like comparing a developing country to a developed one.and don't you think his own will be more accessible and affordable to the below average class in Nigeria than your myoelectric prosthesis? Making shouldn't be the only concern, how accessible will the invention be should also be put into consideration.
He did a good job, and I hope he is funded. And all the best in your limb cloning

I don't think he can afford the machines used in making it. That thing up there was done in a Prosthetic and Orthotic Centre. Even if he didn't read the course he's still not Genius. Genius is not what everybody or every prosthetist is doing.

You are not in the position to know if he did a good job or not. The reason I talked about quacks. Understanding the anatomy and functional anatomy, physiology, of the thigh and the amputation is required to be a Prosthetist. This is medicine.

The cosmetic appearance is not enough to say he did a good job. A friend did one attached with a bicycle but his project still annoyed the supervisors. Does he know the pathological conditions where Prosthetic fitting is not required? Does he even have any knowledge of gait analysis and training. You are not in a position to say he did a good job.

Nice job. Nd hoodlums blowing up oil facilities will profit more if they learn to be creative like this guy.

nice[b] handjob[/b]. keep it up

Bitterleafsoup:
so is this the only project he worked on cause you guys keep showing this same one over and over for years now....

Show us what you have achieved in your life.

kenonze:
Thats so cool. But why saying "Hausa" man? Why not "a Nigerian"?
I almost never wanted to open this thread

Only TB will notice things like this I almost never noticed Hausa was mentioned

It's a nice thing for Nigeria but that red car is an aerodynamic nightmare. The car would be using like 60 % of its power to overcome drag.

QuotaSystem:


Nope, its because that was his signature project. Take a look at his more recent projects.





www.nairaland.com/attachments/3756882_jelani_jpeg155e54e3492ca72abd5efb1fbfc3c224

...and theres already a successor to him from same Sokoto, as Bashir Aliyu is already in the U.S under sponsorship of Gov. Tambuwal to develop his skills under the mentorship of Jelani...

tomorrow now the region of 5% will tell us that nothin good come out of the north

This is lovely, ingenous and industrious. God bless ur hustle

kenonze:
Thats so cool.
But why saying "Hausa" man?
Why not "a Nigerian"?

I almost never wanted to open this thread

Me too! I was sluggish, reluctant to open the thread because I never wanted to see rubbish this early morning but Abu Shaibu prooved me wrong when I saw this amazing job he did, I was astonished. This work is far better than those rubbish uni students are presenting as cars.

"Hausa man did this"
Yes!

There is always 1 out of 100 of hausas as hyperactive.
Am not supprise though because he stays in Jos and Jos ppl are most talented people in Nigeria, prove me wrong.
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dadee007:
It's a nice thing for Nigeria but that red car is an aerodynamic nightmare. The car would be using like 60 % of its power to overcome drag.

Your correct but I don't know why he did like that, if only he realise the volume of wind the car will trap and it can cause harvoc because Newton's 3rd law can take place.

I remember going there for excursion when I was in JSS 3 in 2006

AustineE1:
If only government can key in and assist him and then he will definately keep improving on it......rather than going to Germany,just to buy a good artificial limb.
'J-town got talent'.

enough talent

kenonze:
Thats so cool.
But why saying "Hausa" man?
Why not "a Nigerian"?

I almost never wanted to open this thread

The Igbos are always guilty of this one. They always include the term 'Igbo' when describing an achievement of a Nigerian that comes from the East.

Nigeria is hell. Look at this nonsense.
Even with the proliferation of artificial arms and legs in the developed world, you still find thousands of people in northern Nigeria walking about with no arms and legs.
What are their governors and oil billionaires doing with all that money.? A smart artificial arm or leg should not cost more than $10,000-$20,000.

bee444:


The Igbos are always guilty of this one. They always include the term 'Igbo' when describing an achievement of a Nigerian that comes from the East.

There is nothing to be proud of here. Maybe the crude effort but that is it.
A sensible igbo man would rather import automated artificial arms and legs parts from china and assemble them at very cheap prices. That is a more worthy venture.

Reyginus:
Talented? Smh. This is what anyone who read Prosthesis and Orthotics can do. Quite unfortunate our course have been left to quacks.

How is fabricating an above the knee prosthesis talent? This country really have a lot of ignorance.

This is what I do. Abroad we have the myoelectric prosthesis. I'm thinking how to restore the entire limb by cloning. Don't ask me how.

You're abroad, be is here. I bet you can't do half of this if u were in naija.