₦airaland Forum

Donjazet2:
I must say, you really are well read to the tenets of Islam. You very well understand the danger that organized religion poses to the fabric of society, but then one is forced to ask, how can't you see that clinging on to tribal and cultural affiliations also hampers our ability to unite and harmonize as one?

Lols, you've started promoting the English culture again. Why are you clinging to the culture of the colonial masters in place of your traditional culture?

Is your traditional culture barbaric and evil as some say?

Do the English promote (or even know) the Ibo culture?

In an ideal world, each person follows their own culture but respects other people's cultures, not denigrate their own culture and praise others' like you're doing.

It's not reasonable and reeks of slavery mentality.

Fascinating.

GloriousGbola:
Considering the fact that Muhammads first wife was khadija - a wealthy, self made widow who basically hired him, I beg to disagree.

And school as we know it did not exist at that time.

Women sought knowledge in Muhammad's time obeying what we call Sharia conditions today, some of which I mentioned earlier. That's a fact.

It's not debatable, oga.

BlueRayDick:
No wonder while I was in the north I never saw Muslim women pray in the mosque for one mosque wey dey close to me. In fact on Friday when people line-up for prayers from the mosque till the main road (which they usually block from traffic ) , I never noticed any female amongst them.

Meanwhile , in Lagos while in school, it’s a female course mate (whom we refer to Alhaja because she covers her hair ) that usually call other male course-mates to let them go for 2pm and 4pm prayers o.

Obviously, the northern part of Nigeria being Sharia states are more strict with following Islamic injunctions than the southern part, especially Yoruba.

BlueRayDick:
Omo! So like this na out of wetin man learn for school he go allow him woman know part of it . I don’t envy the women in that country o

Islam encourages seeking knowledge but for women, a number of conditions must be met before they can be allowed to go to school based on the conservative Islamic doctrine of Wahabism, which is the closest today to how Muhammad practiced Islam.

Some of those conditions include: Women are forbidden from appearing in public places without a mahram (a male they can't marry); women are forbidden from relating or mingling with the opposite sex (ikhtilat); women are forbidden from talking in public.

That's why in Sunnah, women get more reward observing Sallah (prayer) at home than attending masjid (mosque).

Taliban, Salafs, Ahlu Sunnah are few of the sects practicing like 10% of real Islam in modern times as Muhammad and his Sahabah (companions) did in their lifetime.

If you see real Islam, you'll shudder in fear.

BlueRayDick:


Na the language wey some of those South Americans dey speak as official language be that na.

Lols, yea. I dey watch his short documentary on IG, but I no fit finish am because of the Spanish commentary.

I just gave it a like and quit.

Messi too like Spanish, the language of Spain, the colonial masters of Argentina.

Na Spanish full him IG page.

raumdeuter:
When you see what students have done in the guise of activism or cruise catching. No be today craze people dey

Dem don use wheelbarrow carry VC round school before. In the 90s OAU students went to staff school and abducted all the lecturer kids in primary school and locked them up

Convocation wey top dignitaries dey and you scatter am. Well I am sure he knows better now

There was another girl (Funmilayo) in NUGA 98 that stoned Mike Akhigbe with her shoes.

In NUGA 98 Mike Akhigbe was Vice President opening the ceremony that was how Sowore ex UNILAG SUG president got the Mike and was telling people how Mike Akhigbe was caught cheating in a Law exam while Akhigbe was a student. That was how Akhigbe went to wrestle the Mic from Sowore before ordering security to arrest Sowore. In the anger and heat of the moment Funmi removed her shoes and stoned Akhigbe with it. Well she spent some days in jail

Sowore na real were. I wonder wetin dey give the man courage sef

DissTroy:
And it's in!

Live from our reporters at the site of the infamous OTEM MAXIMUM CAGE.
They've confirmed it's fortified with reinforced steel and bricks.

Details about the occupants are still sketchy but inside sources who would rather remain anonymous for now say:

- Penduists get a life sentence without parole;
- Pelesexuals without other offences get a life with parole.
- Mbappeistanis would get a public flogging and mop up the filth of the cells for life for being so disrespectful.

More pictures would be updated as soon as our inside sources get notifications.

Disstroy for G.O.A.T Reporters.

Lols, were

A001:
My predictions for the World Cup:
France — the winner
Argentina — first runners-up
Croatia — second runners-up
Morocco — fourth

The Afro-Arabs go carry fourth.

My last two predictions are correct. Two remaining.

Roland17:
This has been a spectacular World Cup..

The best I've watched.

GloriousGbola:
A001, you have your first confam believer.

The guy can only Insult in Yoruba.

It is sha a start

Lols. Believer in what if I may ask? I no dey promote beliefs

OkpaNsukkaisBae:
A001 wan turn d thread to Yoruba class.

Ẹ̀kọ ìmọ̀ ijìnlẹ̀ sáyẹnsì ni Yorùbá dun (teaching STEM in Yoruba language is fascinating).

akwesenana:
Imagine teaching projectiles in Ibibio.

It's doable. Teachers and educators in the ethnic group should do so to develop science in the language.

Teaching science in indigenous languages is one of the most important steps to developing science in this part of the world.

Also, it promotes cultural inclusion. The benefits are many.

Those talking about the Ibibio population as a minority (and similar ethnic minorities) obviously don't know that the population of that tribe is even a lot more than Iceland, a sovereign country in the Nordic region.

Yoruba Science and Technology Encyclopedia: http://yoruba-scipedia.wikidot.com/system:list-all-pages

Kudos to Dr. Fakinlede Kayode for this wonderful project that promotes science and technology in Yoruba language.

A001:
This piece in Yoruba explains the core aspect of Mechanics in Physics in Yoruba, Newton's laws of motion.

Though I would have preferred the name of the scientist was retained.

ÀWỌN ÒFI ÌPAPODA TI NIUTINI MẸ́TẸ̀Ẹ̀TA- NEWTON’S THREE LAWS OF MOTION
http://yoruba-scipedia.wikidot.com/wiki:aestyl-index

Òfi Ipapoda ti Niutini Kinni / Newton's First Law of Motion

Òfị Níútìnì kìíní fi ye wa pé gbogbo ẹda tó bá wa ní ìdúró, yí óò dúró lójú kan náà, àyàfi bí a bá rí nnkan kan ti yí óò mú u pa ipò rẹ̀ da. Àti pe, gbogbo nnkan tó ti papòdà kò le dá dúró funraa rẹ̀, àyàfi bí a bá rí nnkan kan tó lee dá a dúró. Ohun ni a si fi npe òfi yi ni òfi aini-ominira ẹ̀dá (Law of Inertia).
L’ọrọ kan, òfi yi fi ye wa pe bi a ba mu bọọlu (ball) kan sori tabili, bọọlu yi ko le da ronu pe o yẹ ki oun kuro lori tabili yi tabi ki oun tilẹ̀ bọ silẹ̀. Ipá kan nilati wa ti yi oo ti i kuro lori tabili naa. Niwọngbati o ba si ti nyi lọ, ko le da duro funra rẹ̀ laijẹ pe nnkan kan tun wa ti yi oo da a duro.
A wa lee sọ pe, bi a ba mu iwe kan si ori tabili ti a si fi ipá ti iwe yìí siwaju, iwe naà yi oo maa lo si iwaju. Amo, laipẹ, iwe yi yi oo duro. Njẹ bi àbá ti Ogbẹni Niutini dá bá rí bí o ṣe jẹ, kilo ṣe ti iwe yìí fi duro. Nise l’o yẹ ki o maa lọ lai duro. Ogbẹni Niutini fi ye wa pe bi iwe yi ṣe nkọja lori tabili yi ni o nfi ara gbo tabili. Ipá ìfaragbora (friction) ti awọn eléyinbo npe ni friction ni o dá iwe yìí duro. Ki iṣe pe on l’ó fe duro funra rẹ̀.
Òfi Ipapoda ti Niutini Keji/ Newton's Second Law of Motion
Òfị Níútìnì keji fi ye wa pé igbakugba ti a ba sa ipá lori ẹda kan, ipá yi yi oo mu ki ẹ̀da yii perédàsíwájú (accelerate) tabi ki o perédàsẹhìn (decelerate) ni. Ìperédà (change of velocity) yi si da le bi ẹ̀dá naa ṣe wuwo to.
A si le kọ òfi yi bayii:
F = m*a (F = ipá ti a sa; m = iwuwo ẹda ti a sa ipá le lori; a = ipereda ẹda yii)
Òfi yii le ṣoro diẹ lati ṣalaye. Ṣugbọn, ẹ jẹ ki a fi agbọn kan ti a fẹ fọ ṣe apẹrẹ. Bi a ba mu agbọn yi lọ si ori okuta, ti a si gbe e soke bi inṣi (inch) mefa ti a si jọwọ rẹ̀, ó le ṣalai fọ. A si le tun gbe e soke fun ẹsẹ bata kan ki a tun jọwọ rẹ̀. Ó tun le ṣalai fọ. Bi a ba wa gbe agbọn yii soke fun bi ẹsẹ bata mẹfa ki a to jọwọ rẹ̀, fifọ ni yi oo fọ. A oo si bẹ̀rẹ̀ sii jẹ agbọn.
O fi han pe ipá ti a lo lati fọ agbọn yii nigbati a gbe e soke fun ẹsẹ̀ mẹfa ju ipá ti a lo nigbati o wa ni ẹsẹ̀ kan. Niwọngbati o ṣe agbọn kan naa ni a nsọrọ nipa rẹ, a ko le sọ pe iwọn-iwuwo agbọn yi ti yatọ. Nitorinaa, ipá ti a fi fọ agbọn yi jẹ ki o peredasiwa nigbati o nja bọ lati oke giga ti a gbe e lọ.
Òfi Ipapoda ti Niutini Keta/ Newton's Third Law of Motion
Òfị Níútìnì kẹta si sọ fun wa pé ipá títì (action) je ìkan náà pẹ̀lú ipá àtìpadà (reaction). Eleyi ja si pe ipá ti a fi ti nnkan ni nnkan yi fi nti wa pada. Bi a si ti sọ ṣaaju, àwa Yoruba a maa sọ pe, ẹni nmi kukute, ara rẹ ni nmi. Nnkan ti Ogbẹni Niutini fi ye wa ni pe ipá ti a fi nti kukute (Ipá títì tabi ipá fífà) ni kukute fi nti wa pada (ipá àtìpadà tabi ipá ìfàpadà)
FAB = -FBA
Awa Yoruba ni a tún ma nsọ pe, bi a ba fa gbùrù, gbùrù a fa’gbó. Àmọ, gegebi a ti so ni iṣaaju, bi Ogbẹni Niutini ṣe ri ọrọ yi ni pe ipá ti a fi nfa gburu ni gburu fi nfà wa.

For more science articles in Yoruba language, visit:
http://yoruba-scipedia.wikidot.com/wiki:aestyl-index

I appreciate the use of Yoruba proverbs to teach science. Kudos to the organization.

However, they need to use subscripts appropriately in their formulae such as the formula for force above.

Then, the use of vectorial notation for vectors in formulas is also important. Kudos to the organization.

This piece in Yoruba explains the core aspect of Mechanics in Physics in Yoruba, Newton's laws of motion.

Though I would have preferred the name of the scientist was retained.

ÀWỌN ÒFI ÌPAPODA TI NIUTINI MẸ́TẸ̀Ẹ̀TA- NEWTON’S THREE LAWS OF MOTION
http://yoruba-scipedia.wikidot.com/wiki:aestyl-index

Òfi Ipapoda ti Niutini Kinni / Newton's First Law of Motion

Òfị Níútìnì kìíní fi ye wa pé gbogbo ẹda tó bá wa ní ìdúró, yí óò dúró lójú kan náà, àyàfi bí a bá rí nnkan kan ti yí óò mú u pa ipò rẹ̀ da. Àti pe, gbogbo nnkan tó ti papòdà kò le dá dúró funraa rẹ̀, àyàfi bí a bá rí nnkan kan tó lee dá a dúró. Ohun ni a si fi npe òfi yi ni òfi aini-ominira ẹ̀dá (Law of Inertia).
L’ọrọ kan, òfi yi fi ye wa pe bi a ba mu bọọlu (ball) kan sori tabili, bọọlu yi ko le da ronu pe o yẹ ki oun kuro lori tabili yi tabi ki oun tilẹ̀ bọ silẹ̀. Ipá kan nilati wa ti yi oo ti i kuro lori tabili naa. Niwọngbati o ba si ti nyi lọ, ko le da duro funra rẹ̀ laijẹ pe nnkan kan tun wa ti yi oo da a duro.
A wa lee sọ pe, bi a ba mu iwe kan si ori tabili ti a si fi ipá ti iwe yìí siwaju, iwe naà yi oo maa lo si iwaju. Amo, laipẹ, iwe yi yi oo duro. Njẹ bi àbá ti Ogbẹni Niutini dá bá rí bí o ṣe jẹ, kilo ṣe ti iwe yìí fi duro. Nise l’o yẹ ki o maa lọ lai duro. Ogbẹni Niutini fi ye wa pe bi iwe yi ṣe nkọja lori tabili yi ni o nfi ara gbo tabili. Ipá ìfaragbora (friction) ti awọn eléyinbo npe ni friction ni o dá iwe yìí duro. Ki iṣe pe on l’ó fe duro funra rẹ̀.
Òfi Ipapoda ti Niutini Keji/ Newton's Second Law of Motion
Òfị Níútìnì keji fi ye wa pé igbakugba ti a ba sa ipá lori ẹda kan, ipá yi yi oo mu ki ẹ̀da yii perédàsíwájú (accelerate) tabi ki o perédàsẹhìn (decelerate) ni. Ìperédà (change of velocity) yi si da le bi ẹ̀dá naa ṣe wuwo to.
A si le kọ òfi yi bayii:
F = m*a (F = ipá ti a sa; m = iwuwo ẹda ti a sa ipá le lori; a = ipereda ẹda yii)
Òfi yii le ṣoro diẹ lati ṣalaye. Ṣugbọn, ẹ jẹ ki a fi agbọn kan ti a fẹ fọ ṣe apẹrẹ. Bi a ba mu agbọn yi lọ si ori okuta, ti a si gbe e soke bi inṣi (inch) mefa ti a si jọwọ rẹ̀, ó le ṣalai fọ. A si le tun gbe e soke fun ẹsẹ bata kan ki a tun jọwọ rẹ̀. Ó tun le ṣalai fọ. Bi a ba wa gbe agbọn yii soke fun bi ẹsẹ bata mẹfa ki a to jọwọ rẹ̀, fifọ ni yi oo fọ. A oo si bẹ̀rẹ̀ sii jẹ agbọn.
O fi han pe ipá ti a lo lati fọ agbọn yii nigbati a gbe e soke fun ẹsẹ̀ mẹfa ju ipá ti a lo nigbati o wa ni ẹsẹ̀ kan. Niwọngbati o ṣe agbọn kan naa ni a nsọrọ nipa rẹ, a ko le sọ pe iwọn-iwuwo agbọn yi ti yatọ. Nitorinaa, ipá ti a fi fọ agbọn yi jẹ ki o peredasiwa nigbati o nja bọ lati oke giga ti a gbe e lọ.
Òfi Ipapoda ti Niutini Keta/ Newton's Third Law of Motion
Òfị Níútìnì kẹta si sọ fun wa pé ipá títì (action) je ìkan náà pẹ̀lú ipá àtìpadà (reaction). Eleyi ja si pe ipá ti a fi ti nnkan ni nnkan yi fi nti wa pada. Bi a si ti sọ ṣaaju, àwa Yoruba a maa sọ pe, ẹni nmi kukute, ara rẹ ni nmi. Nnkan ti Ogbẹni Niutini fi ye wa ni pe ipá ti a fi nti kukute (Ipá títì tabi ipá fífà) ni kukute fi nti wa pada (ipá àtìpadà tabi ipá ìfàpadà)
FAB = -FBA
Awa Yoruba ni a tún ma nsọ pe, bi a ba fa gbùrù, gbùrù a fa’gbó. Àmọ, gegebi a ti so ni iṣaaju, bi Ogbẹni Niutini ṣe ri ọrọ yi ni pe ipá ti a fi nfa gburu ni gburu fi nfà wa.

For more science articles in Yoruba language, visit:
http://yoruba-scipedia.wikidot.com/wiki:aestyl-index

GloriousGbola:
Pocket browser extension
Bookmarks
Variants of speed dial extensions

Problem solved.

Hmmm. Thanks.

MAKING YORÙBÁ A LANGUAGE OF SCIENCE – AESTYL IS INDEED UP TO THE TASK

The issue of whether Yoruba or any other African language can be used as a language of science always amazes me. The fact that such utterances come, particularly from the scientific community is even more dispiriting but understandable.

But then, the Yoruba language has been used to express human thoughts and processes for Millenia in areas considered to be more esoteric than the sciences.

When the opportunity arises to read a few stanza of Ifa Corpus, I am often amazed at the beauty and elegance with which the Yoruba language has been crafted to express the innermost of our belief system. Certainly, no scientific ideas can supersede these ideas.

The specificity and mellifluous expression that Bishop Ajayi Crowther gave to Biblical events that would have otherwise been lost in verbosity make me appreciate the beauty of our language.

Crowther’s use of our language shows the extent to which it can be taken to lend approval to its superiority among others. Of equal importance is the fact that the great bishop and linguist was prepared to do the heavy lifting.

This is the call of Professor Babs Fafunwa to our scientific community when he declared that ‘ a child learns best in his or her mother tongue,’ and that ‘If a Nigerian child is to be encouraged from the start to develop curiosity, manipulative ability, spontaneous flexibility, initiative, industry, manual dexterity, mechanical comprehension and the co-ordination of hand and eye, he should acquire those skills and attitudes through use of the mother tongue as the medium of education, which after all is the most natural way of learning’.

The task of the Association of Educators of Science and Technology in Yoruba Language (AESTYL) for the past thirty years is to see that this mandate is carried out.

And for this reason AESTYL has authored and published the following and more:
1. AESTYL’S Illustrated English - Yoruba Science Dictionary
2. Yoruba Modern Practical Dictionary
3. Iwe Imo-jinle ekinni ni Ede Yoruba
4. Iwe-Ise Ikoni ni Isiro l’edee Yoruba
5. Awa Yoruba
6. Beginner’s Yoruba
7. Fabu Onimojinle Yoruba Science Fiction
8. Awa Yoruba
9. Yoruba Science and Technology Encyclopedia - http://yoruba-scipedia.wikidot.com/system:list-all-pages
10. AESTYL’S Encyclopedia Index
11. Etc.

We also maintain a website page that addresses Science in Yoruba themes – Association of Educators of Science and Technology in Yorùbá Language
Our association partners with schools, universities, colleges of education, and other institutions both at home and abroad to develop science curricula in the area of teaching Science and Technology in Yoruba Language.

Source: https://www.facebook.com/100063788371284/posts/567123312090610/

Cc: GloriousGbola, nihilistjnr, Amoto94

Who else is on this table like me?

reccy:
E ma gbó òrò radarada lenu werey.

Please what's the truth?

It's contained in the post you quoted, were. Eru (slave, abd)

OasisX:


I don't read the noise at all, but your tears are sweet.

I understand how the truth makes you feel. That post is an objective summary of religion, including Islam. You'll still know the truth in the future, though. So, you can run from history and philosophy anyhow you like.

But you can't escape from the truth: religion is man-made.

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To Christians, Muslims, and fellow Pagans, Merry Christmas in advance, May we celebrate many more to come.

Merry Christmas in advance, bro.

Oh well! A lot has been said in my brief hiatus from this thread.

DissTroy:
OpenAI / ChatGPT would only teach you if you know the right questions to ask. To know the right questions to ask, you have to study the subject (in your case, C) from the right sources.

And that means going back to good ol' W3Schools or FreeCodeCamp.

It would never replace foundational technical learning.

Nice one

OasisX:


Otem is definitely laughing at his emptiness. The human-deity be like; I no send you that message o..... LOL

You're just a very confused person. You think I and I Otem have a special discussion somewhere about your religion.

The foolish guy doesn't know that apart from our correspondence on Nairaland, which the public knows, there's nothing else between Otem and I.

Don't get worked up unnecessarily about Otem that calls himself a human-god. Your Allah was also a human-god.

He lived on Earth as a human. His history has only been lost and hidden.

Still, his human-like features are clear for all us to see in Qur'an: Having hands, eyes, neck, getting angry, jealous and vindictive are some of them.

(Just like Atum of the Egyptians, Zeus of the Greeks, Odin of the Nordics, Mazda of the Asians, and all the other gods of religions including the native ones had also lived in the past.)

They were gifted humans deified by their peers and descendants. You only need to study the religious text of these gods to identify their human-like traits.

I'm not foolish like you to worship anyone because I know the secrets of all religions: FEAR.

Fear is the primary weapon of religion, and evil geniuses like Mohammed understand this fact about the human psychology and used it brilliantly well.

That's why a foolish adult like you is fighting me all about to defend Mohammed and his barbaric acts.

Being irreligious, I took my time to read various books and articles on the origin of religions written by different authors and belong to a number of FB groups on the history of religion.

But the foolish put their focus on just one book: the one written by the Kogi guy called Otem.

I'm not foolish like you to belong to a religion. I use religion (Christianity and Islam) as a tool to meet some ends in real life and if I'd have a religion, I'll just form one and watch fools like you fight and kill for it later on.

I've gathered enough wisdom here and there on how your god and other gods formed their religions.

But the way of science is the profitable route. Keep getting obsessed about the nler called Otem.

You're merely pouring water into an empty basket.

I'd start rating your intelligence the day you realize the fact that all gods of religion, including your dear Allah, are past humans.

God is a human invention, but there are gifted people lesser humans like you call god or God.

Religion is a social construct, a human invention, and a powerful political tool of mind control.

Nothing more, nothing less.

Spy360:
I read your post and see intelligence.

Don't reply those mentions.

You should know you have triggered something when you talked about the barbaric and senseless acts of religion.

Thanks, bro. I understand why they're livid.

hopefulLandlord:
I'm an atheist so this would most likely be read as a biased take but I'm of the opinion there should be absolutely no punishment for blasphemy and it shouldn't even be considered a crime let alone felony especially if the religion or god being blasphemed against is regarded to be very powerful and our creator.
Its always a sign of a god not being real when humans are always doing everything for such a god.

It's humans that would tell you there's some god

It's humans that would tell you that this particular god out of all the other gods is real/most powerful

it's humans that tell you a particular religion is the true one from such a god

It's humans that would hand you a book and say its some god that wrote/inspired it

it's that book humans gave you that would say what that God wants you to (not) do

it's the book humans gave you that'd tell you what would happen after you die even though none of those that have claimed to have died and come back to life had ever described the same afterlife in detail

it's humans that then get angry when you insult such - a most powerful entity - god

it's humans that would then sentence you to death for insulting that god or that religion

finally it's human(s) that would carry out the punishment for your insulting such a god

Makes you wonder why there's this most powerful entity but it fully relies on humans to do everything even the most basic thing for him/her. it's almost as id humans are the actual gods they claim to serve


I would've been more accepting of blasphemy laws if there's observable evidence of blasphemers like me dying in absolutely unexplainable circumstances showing there's a possibility some god got so angry at our insults that he decided to kill us but the fact that it's humans that kill us for insulting a powerful entity shows something ain't right

If gods being insulted were real and as powerful as adherents claim then blasphemy laws wouldn't even be needed at all so I see blasphemy laws as just a way for religious people to protect their delusions by killing those who don't agree with theirs

The gods themselves are just past deified humans, who are long, long gone. Nothing spiritual or supernatural anywhere.

God, the Bible, Qur'an, and similar religious concepts are mere words. Humans give power to these things.

Without humans, the gods don't exist. God is a human invention.

Ebukacute:
Alleluia!!!.... My brother in otem

Keep at it; keep getting obsessed over a fellow nler. Were po ni Nl.

Stop mentioning me to make obsessive post, jobless troll. My last reponse to you.

Donjazet2:
My bro, if you let yourself get worked up everytime someone says otem, you'll be setting yourself up for unnecessary quagmire..
Just my friendly advise.

I choose to reply my mentions any way I like.

No time to read or reply nonsense mention.

Earlier in the day, I used OpenAI to learn Data Structures and Algorithms in C. The platform gave impressive responses to my questions and helped solve some coding problems.

However, when OpenAI becomes mature and optimized in the near future, it could be a threat to junior developers and programmers.

This tech may take away jobs of newbies in the industry, though it'll create new ones.

Ebukacute:
Son of otem... Do your worst.

Grandson of Otem. Today is Otem's day. Keep it coming.