tonychristopher:

Taa you ain't Yoruba cos the average Yoruba will hate ...but if u r Yoruba then ur type is going extinct

Nice one

tplacid:
Am a Yoruba boy and I always say this, the Igbos are gifted with technological prowess and they are very industrious too......this is just one example of so many where an Igbo man builds something from scratch. You can read up on another Igbo man Philip Emeagwali.(There won't be internet without him)

This doesn't mean Yorubas and Hausas don't have their strengths too but there is something VERY unique about the Igbos.

I imagine a Nigeria where there is absolute love among all the major tribes of this republic so we can be the envy of others.

God Bless the Igbos
God Bless the Hausas
God bless the Yorubas, Tivs,Kanuris, etc (please don't be offended if I didn't mention your tribe........lol)
God bless Nigeria and the whole world.

Built2last:
A young lad approached me a week ago while i was eating at a restaurant at Garki 2 Abuja and flipped open a catalogue of his products and i was amazed at the ingenuity of the Igbos. This country has raw untapped talents.

He manufactured an industrial yam pounding machine that gets over 20tubers of yam pounded in two minutes when cooked.

He detailed his processes in that catalogue and i asked him what he wanted from me.

He said he wanted link to NOTAP to be able to showcase his products so that the world can see what he is capable of.

i have made calls to arrange how we can see the NOTAP DG buit was told he is out of the country.

I saw myself buying him a good lunch, gave him some cash to encourage him.

I was much humbled when he told he finished from one polytechnic in Abia state.

I look myself with 3 degrees and couldnt place it.

i wonder the discrimination against polytechnic students and where we are headed as a country with that policy.

only technical education will build entrepreneurship not the B.sc and M.sc we flash arround with no technical skill

Anybodie:
Nice Job and welcome development, this man should be hired / Employed by the F.G into one of these Federal Tech Universities/Poly to show them the way and also in order develop the man intellectually

dokyOloye:
I swear ooo,it was a shock to me during NYSC when d Yorubas will always complain anytime d Igbos win anything like cultural dance,etc.
Upon d fact that all d tribes in Nigeria were always represented in d voting,yet d Yorubas and d Yorubas only will always protest in anything d Igbos come first in.

tonychristopher:


An average igbo doesn't need employement all he need is encouragement ...be can be a consultant not lecturing and striking every now and then

simplemach:
Thank God I'm a Biafran, Oooooh! Biafra the CHINA of the entire Africa. Can't wait to carry your national ID card, chant your Anthem and shower my plegde to you.
Land of the rising sun.

simplemach:
Thank God I'm a Biafran, Oooooh! Biafra the CHINA of the entire Africa. Can't wait to carry your national ID card, chant your Anthem and shower my plegde to you.
Land of the rising sun.

bajeen:
A very good development. By the time we realise that we can never develop until we support and patronise our indigenous technology, we'll be counted amongst the developed nations. Kudos, once again.

Anybodie:

It took him six months to develop one, how long will it take to produce on a large scale
Or you think encouragement will teach him how to handle sophisticated high-level tools

Anybodie:

It took him six months to develop one, how long will it take to produce on a large scale
Or you think encouragement will teach him how to handle sophisticated high-level tools

Built2last:
A young lad approached me a week ago while i was eating at a restaurant at Garki 2 Abuja and flipped open a catalogue of his products and i was amazed at the ingenuity of the Igbos. This country has raw untapped talents.

He manufactured an industrial yam pounding machine that gets over 20tubers of yam pounded in two minutes when cooked.

He detailed his processes in that catalogue and i asked him what he wanted from me.

He said he wanted link to NOTAP to be able to showcase his products so that the world can see what he is capable of.

i have made calls to arrange how we can see the NOTAP DG buit was told he is out of the country.

I saw myself buying him a good lunch, gave him some cash to encourage him.

I was much humbled when he told he finished from one polytechnic in Abia state.

I look myself with 3 degrees and couldnt place it.

i wonder the discrimination against polytechnic students and where we are headed as a country with that policy.

only technical education will build entrepreneurship not the B.sc and M.sc we flash arround with no technical skill

tonychristopher:
OK YOU WILL COME TEACH HIM, HOW CAN YOU TEACH HIM WITHOUT HANDS ON EXPERIENCE, OH YOU THINK THAT YOU JUST DABBLE INTO SOPHISTICATED PROCESSES WITHOUT KNOWING THE SIMPLE PROCESS


BUT WHY ARE YOU GUYS FROM YOUR SIDE ALWAYS CRITIQUING WITHOUT HAVING ANYTHING TO SHOW FOR IT..IF IT TAKE HIM A YEAR TO BUILD IT SO BE IT....DREGERS ARE NOT OFF THE SHELF PRODUCT, YOU ORDER AND SAY YOUR SPECIFICATION



MR GRAMMAR WEY NO PRODUCE NOTHING



DONT QUOTE ME, YOUR TYPE IS EVIL

Umennajiego:
I thought nairalanders used to laff over stuffs like; how much garri is sold, trends like here in France, my 2cents. but right now this tribal issue is really getting out of hand I don't get the hate.

Most yoloba pple here have igbo friends, most of my friends are Yoruba probably becos it a trending thing everybody is taking it for a joyride...lets all be careful and stop fanning the fire it will only grow wild!!!

IMO, the true spirit of biafra is lost I don't think the idea is genuine, if a referendum is done today am sure does in support of one nigeria will be like election result in kano!!!

Taylor86:
plz like my new TV 4 no reason


by doing so ur encouraging me to produce more

Anybodie:

Mr. Chris cool down this is common sense

somegirl1:


No it's not.
Common sense would tell you that subsequent attempts would be easier and quicker than the first attempt esp where resources (money and skilled manpower) and sophisticated equipment are readily available.

Anybodie:

Did you read my earlier posts at all

somegirl1:


Was my previous comment unrelated to your first post?

Anybodie:

Maybe you should try to read well

Anybodie:

Mr. Chris cool down this is common sense

Cargoed:
I must commend the ingenuity coming from that part of the country despite all the challenges there they still manage to build an industrial hub ( Anambra state.)
But I must say that this is not an exception. Dredgers are being built like this from PH to Warri to Lagos so many wielders and mechanics are coming together for better synergy.

Only if electricity can improve and Ajaokuta steel is brought back to life. We should be looking at exporting dredgers, fish trawlers, bridge columns and casts, mega cranes, pipelines, jackup rigs, wind turbines and so on...

Remember the secound oldest canoe in the world was discovered in Nigeria "so no be today we start.