afrodoc:


Omokri don become fencist.

airmark:


This is no more Reno, but ReCORN.

OasisX:
📌📌📌

OasisX:






....at this pace, DonJ sef go turn CornJ.

airmark:



No 🌽 test.

OasisX:


Prosperity is here.

Shaytun:


Yeah.

Naira later gained, it closes today at 664. I wasn’t expecting that.

Itsrm:
I just hope those celebrating with Oasisx are outside the country like him. Good luck buying anything with 30k in the market on weekends

Like BlueRayDick once mentioned, if you have anything to buy, now is the time to buy it.

The coming days are going to be really hard.

It remains to be seen if there will be a calm after the storm as promised.

I also wonder if this N511 cost of fuel was arrived at using 600+ naira to the dollar (not likely) or the previous 460. I guess we will soon find out.

Donjazet2:
Na buhari I blame sha.

He set the bar too fvcking low, such that any action at all from anybody there just has to be applauded for at least doing something.

A001:

"I note that although Yoruba is leading in this new form of knowledge production in Africa, there are aspirations for there to be similar projects for languages like Hausa, Igbo, Efik, Itsekiri, etc.

"One major conclusion of this talk is that these projects seem to have succeeded in shifting, to a very large extent, people’s beliefs that an African language like Yoruba is incapable of expressing STEM.
Source: https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=272665501791663&id=100071446441160&mibextid=CDWPTG

A001:
"I just did a special session presentation at the 54th Annual Conference on African Linguistics at the University of Connecticut, Storrs, Connecticut, where I talked about the amazing projects that are currently indigenizing/decolonizing STEM knowledge for the Yoruba people.

"The title of the presentation which I put together with Raji Lateef is “Decolonizing context models in Africa: An analysis of discourses surrounding STEM knowledge in Yoruba”.

"I first talked about these projects in order of their emergence on social media platforms as follows:

Association of Educators of Science and Technology in Yorùbá Language (August 2017- present): https://www.facebook.com/AESTYL

Science in Yoruba (March 2020 - Present)

Mathematics In Yoruba Language (May 2020- Present)

Math in Yorùbá with Lukgaf (September 2021- Present)

Arojinle (March 2022- Present)

@Wuraola Oyewusi (May 2022- Present): https://www.linkedin.com/in/wuraolaoyewusi/

Psychology ni Ede Yoruba (April 2023- Present)

"I note that although Yoruba is leading in this new form of knowledge production in Africa, there are aspirations for there to be similar projects for languages like Hausa, Igbo, Efik, Itsekiri, etc.

"One major conclusion of this talk is that these projects seem to have succeeded in shifting, to a very large extent, people’s beliefs that an African language like Yoruba is incapable of expressing STEM.

Taofeeq Adebayo,
Olootu, Science in Yoruba
Images: Daniel Aremu"
Source: https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=272665501791663&id=100071446441160&mibextid=CDWPTG

Donjazet2:
I'll be careful about getting excited about tinubu sacking the efcc boss. We don't know the reason yet. We are totally blind as to the underhanded politics at play.

As I've said before, it's actually easy weeding the field right now, because anything concerning the buhari administration is largely toxic and will be viewed positively. But then, WHO ARE THOSE TINUBU WILL APPOINT??

That is the most important question, because his history has shown us that he will simply put lackeys that will do everything they're told.

The efcc is another body supposed to be independent whose sacking is supposed to be ratified by the legislative branch but here we have a president desperate to get enemies out of the way, knowing that people will appluad because it just soo happens that his enemies are in this case our enemies too. Let's see where all this is headed.

Ibime:


Where Una dey get these prices? Naira still dey lose ground for my app

Itsrm:
I just hope those celebrating with Oasisx are outside the country like him. Good luck buying anything with 30k in the market on weekends

Like BlueRayDick once mentioned, if you have anything to buy, now is the time to buy it.

The coming days are going to be really hard.

It remains to be seen if there will be a calm after the storm as promised.

I also wonder if this N511 cost of fuel was arrived at using 600+ naira to the dollar (not likely) or the previous 460. I guess we will soon find out.