alj harem: The yorubas have good understanding with the north middle belt, ss ijaws etc. Why is it that igbos are different. it is important you not "UNDERSTANDING"

Igbos just hate the yorubas because they want our support even though it might be a wrong cause. Truly we yorubas love igbos very much but we just think differently you igbos. Were we see diplomacy, you see war. Were we see independence, you see alliance. Were we have foresight, you see oil.

Those different parameters separates us

lakside s: With all this, yet nigerians are still suffering

elhadjkoko:

Beating aint allowed in the developed world & thats why we have serial killers, large sale murders and so on, I'm a teacher and f U want to know, schools where indiscipline thrives most are where flogging has been banned, there's a notable school in Ibadan where a student slapped a teacher and to save his job the teacher just had to walk away and report to the principal. There is another school where I once taught, where beating was also frowned, except for very serious offences. Some students that were sent home for school fees ish went drinking & later naked themselves on the street, what did the school do? They were given 4strokes each, the said students just started laughing after the beating.....now how do you think those ones will turn out later in life?
We need it to keep our wards in check...even the Holy Books support it.

donwilz: Please, tell that to an ignorant person. Flogging has been part of our culture way before the colonial period. Generally, in my own experience, Nigerian kids are better behaved and respectful than their oyibo counterparts . When you beat a child moderately(not kill) and equally show some love after the beating, the child learns. My parents beat me and my other siblings, today, we are all non violent and responsible. Same to the other peers of mine.

Sunny_bobo: PAS; Post Amaechi Syndrome. All errantts are beginning to fall in line.

I laugh in Mandarin

Afam4eva: Her song brings back some very fond memories. That's when Nigeria was Nigeria(at least better than now). I hate Blackberry, Ipad, laptop etc etc etc. These things have made the world easy but uninteresting. I prefere the 80s and 90s.

joeyfire:

I agree with this 100%. My grandad was flogged when he messed up, so was my dad and I in turn. Oyibo kids are generally badly behaved and out of control because their parents have lost control. Why? Because they don't beat their butts.

Almajiri boys are lawless because no parental discipline. Adebolajo too I'm sure wasn't whipped that's why he could degenerate from nice boy to phone thief to running to a fanatical islamist preacher by 18. For naija his dad and uncles for don beat sense back into his head

nuclearboy: what happens in a future where the opposition says Jonathan ain't president?

cashflowpc: It's high time people started thinking of alternative energy...

Technology
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
BY Emma Elebeke

Zinox Technologies Group has completed the installation of a new digital PC/Phones assembly plant, ahead of the end of May 2013 deadline set last year by its management.

Committed to the manufacture of quality ICT equipment, Zinox has powered and successfully tested the reliability of the digital plant, with the challenges of local power supply. The plant has capacity to assemble in-house brands as well as execute contract manufacturing for other brands.

Corporate Affairs Consultant of the Zinox Group, Mr. Echika Ezuka, in a statement, said that the plant with multiclass functionality produces desktops, laptops, tablet PCs and phones, and is structured to produce a wider range of gadgets with available components. Ezuka said that this plant has enhanced the capacity of Zinox to keep pace with international quality standards.

"Zinox would now be more competitive in terms of pricing, delivery and after sales support while increasing the rate of introducing new products." The new plant, Ezuka, added is an opportunity for Zinox to customize large orders for its customers.

With an installed capacity and digital certification of 1250 PCs daily, the Zinox plant is expected to open new vistas to the entire IT sector - nurturing new brands, improving the quality of existing ones, and introducing new levels of flexibility with product design and architecture, all at costs that would reduce prices. At last the IT sector can deliver huge orders at short notice.

Head of Operations at Zinox - Mr. Uche Onyechere said that the engineers who installed the digital plant worked in two shifts daily, including Sundays, to achieve compatibility with the nation's erratic power supply. These Engineers drawn from China and South Africa made sure the plant passed through all certifications stages, synchronizing the different sections of the plant and then tested production for a few days before internal commissioning. Mr. Onyechere confirmed that Zinox now runs a full scale digital assembly which is rated globally with a failure rate of 0.001.

Launched in 2001, Zinox Technologies Limited, is a pioneer manufacturer of internationally certified branded PCs. The company took on the onerous task of running an advocacy for the adoption of the computer as a tool for work and play through the Computerize Nigeria initiative. Zinox over the years has evolved to one of the most effective solutions companies in Sub Saharan Africa.[/img]