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Re: Ishola Babatunde Isaac Builds Robots At Home (photos) by SEYILIGHT(m): 3:02pm On Jul 17, 2016

ireneony:
what little children build everday in korea, japan, America e.t.c
Old papa like him is claiming to build small robots

Oga we need new inventions and ideas not copy cat

Even you?

What's wrong with you people?

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Re: Ishola Babatunde Isaac Builds Robots At Home (photos) by irondome: 3:02pm On Jul 17, 2016

ireneony:
what little children build everday in korea, japan, America e.t.c
Old papa like him is claiming to build small robots

Oga we need new inventions and ideas not copy cat

Invention? Do you have the enabling environment for invention in your country? There is a concept called 2nd mover's competitive advantage in business strategy. Because invention and innovation involve lots of time and money in research, it's now becoming more attractive to borrow ideas from those around you, adapt or tweak to suit your business strategy and run with it.

Similarly, I see nothing wrong in doing copy cat, as long as we are not far behind the western world while the government in charge creates the enabling environment for outright innovation. Ideally, I expect the ministry of science and technology collaborate with this dude and see how his works can benefit the general society. The same thing applies to the dude working on building a power generator that runs on waste and water. Unfortunately, all what that ministry does is to --attend foreign conferences here and there without fruition, get paid salaries, and nothing.

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Re: Ishola Babatunde Isaac Builds Robots At Home (photos) by Emilokoiyawon: 3:03pm On Jul 17, 2016

legendte:
[s]Dude is playing with toy from China and Afonjas dey rejoice.
[/s]
We have Philip Emeagwali.

Please we are not talking about an intellectual fraud here.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcml1gxtCCM

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Re: Ishola Babatunde Isaac Builds Robots At Home (photos) by Toofan007: 3:03pm On Jul 17, 2016

YourNemesis:

So because it is old in Japan and the US, we shouldn't start our own abi?

Comment of the day. What a riposte!

Re: Ishola Babatunde Isaac Builds Robots At Home (photos) by ayobami52(m): 3:05pm On Jul 17, 2016

Feature worth emulating...

Re: Ishola Babatunde Isaac Builds Robots At Home (photos) by skuribeebo: 3:06pm On Jul 17, 2016

Better go and join politics, we don't need robot here .

Re: Ishola Babatunde Isaac Builds Robots At Home (photos) by son4century(m): 3:06pm On Jul 17, 2016

Good
Pls help us design something that will capture rapture wen it comes

Re: Ishola Babatunde Isaac Builds Robots At Home (photos) by ConqueredWest: 3:07pm On Jul 17, 2016

DIVINE78:

You're pained ibos have no leader to reckon with. Hausas have dashed you Dasuki, Yoruba dash you Fayose as you have no leaders in your erosion ridding land.

I know that Afenifere (Fayose) will encourage him unlike your self centered Afonja (Tinubu)

Re: Ishola Babatunde Isaac Builds Robots At Home (photos) by son4century(m): 3:07pm On Jul 17, 2016

Re: Ishola Babatunde Isaac Builds Robots At Home (photos) by opius: 3:09pm On Jul 17, 2016

delzbaba:
Good, but all this things are already old in japan and US

Pls tell us one new thing u just develop

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Re: Ishola Babatunde Isaac Builds Robots At Home (photos) by AliAiyes: 3:10pm On Jul 17, 2016

omo yoruba you try. whr ar d stupid biafrians, what ar der contribution in 9ja

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Re: Ishola Babatunde Isaac Builds Robots At Home (photos) by abatisegun: 3:12pm On Jul 17, 2016

delzbaba:
Good, but all this things are already old in japan and US

. Don't be a dream killer. Japan and USA started one day and today they are where they are now. We too can start somewhere and by special grace of God we may advance than them. That is how to think

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Re: Ishola Babatunde Isaac Builds Robots At Home (photos) by Toofan007: 3:14pm On Jul 17, 2016

You wonder why Africans in general or Nigerians are so f****king backward? Just read wetin some mor*n dey comment on this post! I mean WTF

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Re: Ishola Babatunde Isaac Builds Robots At Home (photos) by xtophy(m): 3:21pm On Jul 17, 2016

HDee:

Nice!

Embedded system engineering...
Very interesting.. The dude is going to spend alot of money.

embedded engineering doesn't cost alot...ardino is 12k+

Re: Ishola Babatunde Isaac Builds Robots At Home (photos) by tartar9(m): 3:22pm On Jul 17, 2016

Something american kids do for hobby sad

Re: Ishola Babatunde Isaac Builds Robots At Home (photos) by Oksman(m): 3:24pm On Jul 17, 2016

YourNemesis:

So because it is old in Japan and the US, we shouldn't start our own abi?

His comment should'nt bother you, what should worry you is that his effort would not see the light of the day in naija. If naija was structured along regional line i bet the govt. would encourge him, this is why his achievement would would end on the pages of newspaper.

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Re: Ishola Babatunde Isaac Builds Robots At Home (photos) by theophorus(m): 3:28pm On Jul 17, 2016

...to those saying this is crap/old technology/small pikin dey do for yankeee etc....

WHICH ONE YOUR PAPA DO?

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Re: Ishola Babatunde Isaac Builds Robots At Home (photos) by chiefolododo(m): 3:30pm On Jul 17, 2016

He is YORUBA

Re: Ishola Babatunde Isaac Builds Robots At Home (photos) by HDee(m): 3:37pm On Jul 17, 2016

xtophy:
embedded engineering doesn't cost alot...ardino is 12k+

Is it only arduino you're going to make use of?
To design projects?

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Re: Ishola Babatunde Isaac Builds Robots At Home (photos) by pauldiola: 3:39pm On Jul 17, 2016

only if the government can provide a facilitating environment

Re: Ishola Babatunde Isaac Builds Robots At Home (photos) by pauldiola: 3:47pm On Jul 17, 2016

only if the government can provide a facilitating environmen

Re: Ishola Babatunde Isaac Builds Robots At Home (photos) by fullz: 3:48pm On Jul 17, 2016

another brain drain happening soon.

Re: Ishola Babatunde Isaac Builds Robots At Home (photos) by OROSUNBOLB(m): 3:49pm On Jul 17, 2016

Stelvin101:
I am impressed. People like this who are innovative needs sponsorship from our Govt to enhance Science and Technology in this country of ours and Sometimes they can invent things to an extend that Nigeria might even start exportation to the rest of the world and make profit from, but our govt have six main agenda; Power, Religous conflict, importation, Politics, crude oil sales and bleeping of fresh punny

Which Government? They would rather raise funds to forcefully establish grazing reserves for the murderous fulani herdsmen.

Re: Ishola Babatunde Isaac Builds Robots At Home (photos) by damilare7(m): 3:50pm On Jul 17, 2016

the dude is doing big things and some dumb heads talk rubbish.... some peeps sef need Medicare, olo'un!

Re: Ishola Babatunde Isaac Builds Robots At Home (photos) by MrTour: 3:54pm On Jul 17, 2016

Baba a word of advice for you, before you put those wires on top of your head, make sure the AC plug is disconnected, if EEDC mistakenly trigger electric, the kind makosa wey you go dance will be unimaginable.

Re: Ishola Babatunde Isaac Builds Robots At Home (photos) by gonkin(m): 3:58pm On Jul 17, 2016

They can spend 200billion naira on what we wont benefit from but if them spend 2million for this guy knowledge, we would have japan here sharp sharp

Re: Ishola Babatunde Isaac Builds Robots At Home (photos) by Nobody: 4:00pm On Jul 17, 2016

delzbaba:
Good, but all this things are already old in japan and US

no...most of them are emerging tech in the US and Japan

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Re: Ishola Babatunde Isaac Builds Robots At Home (photos) by gonkin(m): 4:00pm On Jul 17, 2016

HDee:

Nice!

Embedded system engineering...
Very interesting.. The dude is going to spend alot of money.

where do u even get all these materials from? Person no dey see better things like this buy. I like the microcontroller.

Re: Ishola Babatunde Isaac Builds Robots At Home (photos) by RobinHez(m): 4:05pm On Jul 17, 2016

IffaCatchYouEhn:
Which one your Papa do??

Finishing! grin

Re: Ishola Babatunde Isaac Builds Robots At Home (photos) by olaniyi0(m): 4:06pm On Jul 17, 2016

ireneony:
what little children build everday in korea, japan, America e.t.c
Old papa like him is claiming to build small robots

Oga we need new inventions and ideas not copy cat

Receive sense IJN!!!

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Re: Ishola Babatunde Isaac Builds Robots At Home (photos) by CONFAMA: 4:14pm On Jul 17, 2016

DIVINE78:

You're pained ibos have no leader to reckon with. Hausas have dashed you Dasuki, Yoruba dash you Fayose as you have no leaders in your erosion ridding land.

lmao.... so true

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Re: Ishola Babatunde Isaac Builds Robots At Home (photos) by seguno2: 4:17pm On Jul 17, 2016

davodyguy:
I dont know which part of Nigeria you represent. Here's my question: In your part of the world, how do you deal with a woman that insult you? Do you threaten to rape or beat her?

It is because no one dealt appropriately with the increasing tantrums of entitlement by the domestic appendage of a market woman.
Was she punished for disturbing the senate during Obanikoro's screening?
No.
Was she sanctioned for not shaking the Senate president as protocol demands?
No.
Was anything done to her for inappropriately seating at Ekweremadu's seat?
No.
Is it not understandable and expected that the wife of the agbero will graduate to calling her colleague a thug and a dog?
Yes, it is understandable.
Ati kekere ni ati npa ekan iroko, nitori ti oba di agba tan apa o ni ka - you deal with the iroko when it is still a seedling because once it becomes a tree it will be difficult to deal with it.
Omo ina ohun ni a nran si ina - only one thug can deal with another thug.
#Opari.

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