kn23h:


Eleyi gidi gan o. Lol one day their lies will blow up on their face. I hope they're in Biafra by then o, at least Yorubas won't be there for them to blame.

totit:


Wow! Wow!! Wow!!!

This is why I silently wish we can split this country. We've got the best brain in this country. Nigeria is limiting our potentials, and to top all without the country these foreign countries always tag us all nigerian along with those potor boy in malasia,china et al doing what they know how to do best ; Ofcourse exporting/importing black powder updanda

shukuokukobambi:


I'm afraid such a day, that they will not blame Yoruba even if they make it, will not come

We be dia mama husband and hold their destiny

kn23h:
The Teens who made Nigeria proud at the First Global Robot Olympics



Meets the Teens who made Nigerians proud at the First Global Challenge 2017Seun Omotayo, Tawa Giwa, Fetisimi Adegbamigbe, Ayodeji Umar, Toluwalase Agoro, Ayomide Adetunji, and Niyi Talabi represented Nigeria at the First Global Robotics Challenge 2017, the first robotics olympics in the world, which held in Washington DC, U.S.


With the provision of access to clean water as the overall theme, 163 teams from the world over, including continental teams, all made up of students ranging from 15 to 18, fought to win the First Global Challenge 2017.

“We are Robo Teens from Nigeria!” Team Nigeria’s bio says. “We are a team of robot enthusiasts, consisting of four boys, three girls ages 15-18, and three coaches. Our team inspiration is based on our goal to make our country great and to better understand the advantages of collaboration both within and outside of our country.”






Jetleeee, Totit, deedeee1, Laudate, etc

kn23h:
The Teens who made Nigeria proud at the First Global Robot Olympics.

deomelo:



Many thanks to our Yoruba kids for this wonderful honor.

And some useless village ipob jokers are panel beating metal together that can not fly or go anywhere and calling it rocket and helicopter. ..

kn23h:


Ah ahn, even mama and papa dey disown their pikin o.

Bifwoli:
Better in the fact that there's far less inequality in south east. An Igbo can go live in Malaysia ,Texas ,South Africa or Brazil and still thrive independently while you people only " thrive" in only one region due to peddling influence ,connections to powerful people etc.Two unclean billionaires amidst a sea of paupers is nothing to be proud of.

kn23h:
The Teens who made Nigeria proud at the First Global Robot Olympics



Meets the Teens who made Nigerians proud at the First Global Challenge 2017Seun Omotayo, Tawa Giwa, Fetisimi Adegbamigbe, Ayodeji Umar, Toluwalase Agoro, Ayomide Adetunji, and Niyi Talabi represented Nigeria at the First Global Robotics Challenge 2017, the first robotics olympics in the world, which held in Washington DC, U.S.

With the provision of access to clean water as the overall theme, 163 teams from the world over, including continental teams, all made up of students ranging from 15 to 18, fought to win the First Global Challenge 2017.

“We are Robo Teens from Nigeria!” Team Nigeria’s bio says. “We are a team of robot enthusiasts, consisting of four boys, three girls ages 15-18, and three coaches. Our team inspiration is based on our goal to make our country great and to better understand the advantages of collaboration both within and outside of our country.”

Jetleeee, Totit, deedeee1, Laudate, etc

Bifwoli:


Better in the fact that there's far less inequality in south east. An Igbo can go live in Malaysia ,Texas ,South Africa or Brazil and still thrive independently while you people only " thrive" in only one region due to peddling influence ,connections to powerful people etc.Two unclean billionaires amidst a sea of paupers is nothing to be proud of.

Justiceleague1:

be a gud citizen,love ur kwantiri.... Hausa+youbars=one coital love,one naijiriya 4eva.

Sarrki: be a patriot



seriously,you must have read that news headlong haahahahahahahahahahahaaaaaaa......

yarabbas are the most EDUCATED indeed...

sarrki:


You are also a patriot

reality1010:

Yorubas r busy deceiving themselves with pairs of slippers and goods bought outside as what they manufactures.Fayose sent his ppl to be trained by d Igbos. you ppl were just making a mockery of ursefs

laudate:

Ehn? Have you visited Onitsha and Aba before? The miscreants in Lagos, are still learners compared to the ones in the South-East, o!

kn23h:
The Teens who made Nigeria proud at the First Global Robot Olympics






Meets the Teens who made Nigerians proud at the First Global Challenge 2017Seun Omotayo, Tawa Giwa, Fetisimi Adegbamigbe, Ayodeji Umar, Toluwalase Agoro, Ayomide Adetunji, and Niyi Talabi represented Nigeria at the First Global Robotics Challenge 2017, the first robotics olympics in the world, which held in Washington DC, U.S.


With the provision of access to clean water as the overall theme, 163 teams from the world over, including continental teams, all made up of students ranging from 15 to 18, fought to win the First Global Challenge 2017.

“We are Robo Teens from Nigeria!” Team Nigeria’s bio says. “We are a team of robot enthusiasts, consisting of four boys, three girls ages 15-18, and three coaches. Our team inspiration is based on our goal to make our country great and to better understand the advantages of collaboration both within and outside of our country.”








Jetleeee, Totit, deedeee1, Laudate, etc

adetoya234:
We afonja skull miners no get shame. See as we are parading foreign businesses as ours. What a shame

opal4real:
Yoruba ronu!!! Una try but you started with more than £25.

kn23h:
totit and deedee1,

Please put up info on these African innovator

Kunle Adeyemi - Architect NLE

KUNLÉ ADEYEMI
FOUNDER | PRINCIPAL

[b]NLÉ is led by Kunlé Adeyemi, an architect, designer and ‘urbanist’ with a track record of conceiving and completing high profile, high quality projects internationally. His recent work includes ‘Makoko Floating School’, an innovative, prototype, floating structure located on the lagoon heart of Nigeria’s largest city, Lagos. This acclaimed project is part of an extensive research project – ‘African Water Cities’. NLÉ is currently developing a number of urban, research and architectural projects in Africa; one of which is Chicoco Radio Media Center; the amphibious building in Delta city of Port Harcourt in Nigeria.

Born and raised in Nigeria, Adeyemi studied architecture at the University of Lagos where he began his early practice, before joining the world renowned Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA) in 2002. At OMA, working closely with founder Rem Koolhaas for nearly a decade, he led the design, development and execution of numerous projects in Europe, Asia, Africa and the Middle East. Among these projects were the award winning Samsung Museum of Art, the Seoul National University Museum, NM Rothschild Bank in London, Shenzhen Stock Exchange tower in China, Prada Transformer in South Korea, Qatar National Library, Qatar Foundation Headquarters and the 4th Mainland Bridge and master plan in Lagos. Adeyemi was responsible for critical stages in design and realization of these projects. This involved leading OMA’s design team, coordinating a diverse global network of stakeholders and experts collaborators, including Arup for Engineering and Davis Langdon (AECOM) on cost matters.[/b]

Academic work
Kunlé Adeyemi is 2014 Baird Distinguished Visiting Critic of Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, teaching and researching ‘Water & The City’. Previously he was the 2011 Callison Distinguished Visiting Lecturer of the University of Washington, teaching and researching ‘The Modern City in the Age of Globalization’ in Chandigarh – India’s first planned modern city. His main area of academic interest is in developing cities of the global south. He has pursued and developed this issue via a number of research papers and study opportunities. They include a post-professional degree from Princeton University in the US, where with Peter Eisenman he investigated rapid urbanization and the role of market economies in developing cities of the global South, focusing on Lagos.
His hypothesis ‘Urban Crawl’ published in the Log Journal, is a critical exposé on architecture and urbanism in emerging megacities of the global south, which also unravels the complex urban conditions and operative mechanisms of such cities.
His knowledge and opinions in this area are much sought after. Consequently, he has acted as a speaker and visiting critic at prestigious institutions such as the Guggenheim New York, Harvard University, MIT, the Cooper Union, the School of Oriental and African Studies, the Architectural Association in London, ETH in Zurich, Chandigarh College of Architecture in India and Delft Technical University in the Netherlands.

Towards Africa
All of Kunlé Adeyemi’s experience, knowledge and background underpin his new architectural, creative design, and urbanism practice for Africa and other developing regions. The overarching aim of the practice is to bridge critical gaps in infrastructure and urban development by creating coherent networks and global exchanges that work for people. The scope of the practice is not limited to architecture. He has also designed furniture, among many other things, and explores all social and cultural possibilities that contribute to urbanism.

Adeyemi is currently one of 5 members of the International Advisory Council for the World Design Capital 2014 being hosted by Cape Town, South Africa. This International design event is an opportunity to identify, nurture and promote projects that offer tangible evidence of how design can improve lives, within the uniquely South African and African context. In 2010, Adeyemi was the creative director for Lagos Photo – Nigeria’s first contemporary public photography exhibition with the African Artist’s Foundation. Lagos Photo is an urban intervention aimed to inspire and enlighten people about Lagos and other African cities, through photography in public spaces. His article ‘The Architecture of Photography’ was published in the Lagos Photo 2010 catalogue. Fundamental to his vision for developing cities is the proposed 4th Mainland Bridge & Master Plan in Lagos state – with OMA for Missing Link Motorway Development Company. A project, which has the potential to positively transform daily life for millions of people in one of the world’s most populous and challenging cities.

“Whether a chair for charity in South Africa, a revolutionary rotating art space for Prada in Seoul or the visionary plan to eliminate traffic paralysis in Lagos with the 4th Mainland Bridge, in each project the essential needs of performance, value and identity – critical for success – are fundamentally the same for me. Although quantitatively different from place to place, the responsibility of achieving these needs at maximum, with minimum means, remains the same globally. I am constantly inspired by solutions we discover in everyday life in the world’s developing cities

kn23h:


Will you shut your mouth. Which Yorubas started with more than £25. Go through the list and point them out.

opal4real:


When a childs paternity is questioned and the mother is not helping matters,they come online to insult their elders and betters.

I won't dignify you with another response.

ariesbull:
Its not about learning its about population and femographics...freom my engagementr, most yoruba lads wants to be some kind of Alaye and Agbero controlling garages when they grow up

I doubt this list of yours...its different from what I see on the streets of lagos and Ibadan

vena92:
Kn23h, has anyone posted about the Eletu Ofibo brothers,namely; Princes Kasim,Ademola and Alhaji Mudashiru Eletu Odibo,.

kn23h:
Thanks for telling us your story.

TimJackJsm:


1)Feeding 9,000/month
2)Accommodation 30,000naira
3)School Fees +Registrations 31,000+10,000:Total 41,000naira.
4)Medicals Textbooks,Laptop and materials.... (37,000,75,000 and 15,000 Naira)Total 127,000naira.

Grand Total is 198,000naira apart from feeding.
I need some clothes too.

@GoldNaigara has charitably promised to help me with:1) Feeding Allowances per month.

Sir,I seriously need help on others too.
They are all pertinently urgent need to me Sir.
Thank you Sir.
Cc:
Laudate
OAUTemitayo
Gbolah1
Fineman87
Metaphysical
Olu317

totit:






Might dig more of him later if chance permits..