Politics › Re: NIU Recognizes Ademusiwa As The Emperor Of Yoruba by asala1: 8:47am On Nov 03, 2014 |
Finally, you guys have seen the similarity in altitude. |
Politics › Re: DHQ Studying Content Of New Shekau Video – Spokesman by asala1: 6:05pm On Nov 02, 2014 |
Cluelessness can be really infectious, its spreading faster than ebola. Corrupted every sector, even the almighty Military. |
Politics › Re: Without My Approval Emir Sanusi Could Not Have Reconciled With GEJ - Kwankwaso by asala1: 5:44pm On Nov 02, 2014 |
This guy is funny. Is the Emir of Kano a primary school pupil? |
Sports › Re: Dolphins Vs Enyimba FC (1 - 1) On 2nd November 2014 by asala1: 4:38pm On Nov 02, 2014 |
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Sports › Re: Dolphins Vs Enyimba FC (1 - 1) On 2nd November 2014 by asala1: 4:30pm On Nov 02, 2014 |
See empty stadium, this a big joke. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Understanding The Concept of Tithing by asala1: 11:49am On Nov 02, 2014 |
The poster ran a way cause he knew he has bitten more than he could chew. I am sure he didn't have the prior knowledge that, the tithe issue is like a time bomb especially on nairaland- don't dare go there. |
Autos › Re: FG Created 1m Jobs In Transport Sector by asala1: 3:38am On Nov 02, 2014 |
Yea, more agberos. They are also part of the transport sector. |
Politics › Re: It's Official, Shekau Is Dead: Boko Haram's New Video Shows Someone Else (PIC) by asala1: 12:14pm On Nov 01, 2014 |
What's the point if Shekau is dead, BH looks stronger now and are taking over Nigerian territories. All we want is an end to this war, it may look distant now to people in the other part of Nigeria but just like cancer everyone will soon feel the heat. |
Politics › Re: Jonathan Is An Embarrassment To Ph.D Holders - Professor Akin Oyebode by asala1: 9:57am On Oct 31, 2014 |
This guy take style finish our Oga Jonah o. But seriously, the president needs to be decisive a times. |
Car Talk › Re: UNIZIK Students Build Car That Looks Like A Formula One Race Car by asala1: 9:56pm On Oct 30, 2014 |
majekdom2: oga it is not the heat that causes pollution , it is the uncombustible part of the fuel that comes out as smoke that causes pollution and why it is that is because of the engine or the component of the fuel .you talking green house effect , depletion of ozone layer ... like I said , the energy is not wasted ... it is the unuseful product from the conversion of this energy that is a waste .... you get it now. What takes the heat out? THE FLUE GASES. Why are recuperator installed in fuel fired furnaces? Just to minimize heat energy lost from these flue gases. I am done teaching, you need to read more if you studied or still studying engineering. |
Car Talk › Re: UNIZIK Students Build Car That Looks Like A Formula One Race Car by asala1: 9:29pm On Oct 30, 2014 |
majekdom2: the reading you have been doing that leaves you with no pratical hands on experience to know that the unused energy is always converted to another form even if it seems to have no use to humans it may have some use to the ecological system . The heat generated from the combustion of the fuel coming out of the exhaust is used for what? Roasting corn abi? Ecological wetin? If you don't know it causes pollution. Why do you thing companies are made to carry out their Carbon-Foot Print? |
Car Talk › Re: UNIZIK Students Build Car That Looks Like A Formula One Race Car by asala1: 9:23pm On Oct 30, 2014 |
saxywale: The same Nigerian education you want to use in nano-tech research....LoL you should visit: IAmconfused.com But I have friends working on Nano-technology even in Nigeria, even though they have problems with a lot of things and are far backward in the trend (cause most universities deals with their applications now and have long gone pass the development stages) and some lucky hardworking ones gets 6-12 months fellowship out of that country. At least they are contributing their quota in the field that will benefit humanity. |
Car Talk › Re: UNIZIK Students Build Car That Looks Like A Formula One Race Car by asala1: 9:11pm On Oct 30, 2014 |
saxywale: Hot air. If the country still struggles to assemble an f1 technology discovered in EU and America 40-50years ago. How do you intend to carry out or support hi-tech research in the field of nano- materials and the likes
Talk is cheap sha. Have you been to OAU to check out their micro and nanotechnology lab? (my initial thesis was in the characterization of ZnO nano particles, I eventually gave up when it was costing me too much money since I had to get most of my lab work analyzed for a fee by a research institute in Italy). A secondary school physics laboratory in countries carrying out high quality research is more equipped than our research institute here in Nigeria.
This project done by unizik students deserves some commendation, they made use of the limited resources they had in an unsupportive country like Nigeria. Maybe you are right, as at 2012 there is no functional SEM or TEM to carryout common characterization, that is available in most science and engineering labs in every serious universities outside Nigeria. But still I can't still find a way to justify this. I can't blame the boys doing this, all I feel for them is pity as they will part with a lot of money to buy fairly used parts of different automobiles to assemble this thing. Their professor really needs serious schooling about what is trending in the research world. Like i said earlier no stupid investor will even look this twice, all automobile manufacturing company most especially those producing for F1 have strong R&Ds trying to improve their product and they are willing to liaise with any institution/Professor having something positive to offer. When they see this they will just laugh and may buy it to keep in their museum to always help them in remembering the foolishness of Africans. |
Car Talk › Re: UNIZIK Students Build Car That Looks Like A Formula One Race Car by asala1: 8:29pm On Oct 30, 2014 |
majekdom2: kai , you know crap about the industry , you are just one of those guys that turn into CNN and start imagining what you see in tv happens in Nigeria .... you keep talking nano , what do you know about nano . which world has power problem ? energy is never wasted dummy ... thats if you still remeber you physics , integrated science pehaps. we flare our gases thats what you call heat I guess and yes we maximizing the gases now to produce electricity. there is the renewable energy that is wind being used in the west .... you know nothing and you are here condemning. before you need to say our graduates need to do that , you have to provide technologies . you are so shallow you think graduates with ideas are not of economic value ... well I have to stop debating with someone like you who can type energy being wasted. What the hell are you taking about? You don't know shit and you claim to be an Engineer, this exactly what i am talking about. Nigerian education is worst than I thought. We don't waste energy? What percentage of your fuel is usefully converted into mechanical energy to move your automobiles? What happens to the rest? What happens to the efficiency of boilers, remelt and smelting furnaces, etc. You need to read a lot more. |
Car Talk › Re: UNIZIK Students Build Car That Looks Like A Formula One Race Car by asala1: 7:53pm On Oct 30, 2014 |
majekdom2: something more productive like ? Do I have to school you? There are plenty researches going on in the world in the field of engineering. The world has pollution problem, there is power problem in the world and Nigeria is one of the worst hit with power problems. Energy is been wasted as heat or in other form, the world is working on the maximizing energy to prevent waste,lower pollution, to lower cost, serve more people and to save money which can be use to feed the poor and to build more infrastructures. The world is trying to convert wasted heat into electricity, thermo-electric, piezo-electric materials are been developed, the world is developing smart materials, nano-materials, light alloys, the world wants to move away from combustion engines, etc. These are things we need to key into but no, we are here praising the assembling of a 14th century supposed "F1 automobile" that has neither technological nor economical value to Nigeria and humanity as a whole. |
Car Talk › Re: UNIZIK Students Build Car That Looks Like A Formula One Race Car by asala1: 7:21pm On Oct 30, 2014 |
majekdom2: bro , park somewhere jooo .... is it with our educational system we will join the world , these guys have not stolen or vandalised pipe lines , they did this from their pockets ... if the educational system is wack , we should fix it not condemn people trying to build on their ideaas and knowledge .... if you have worked in a reputable company , you will know no idea is too small , backward or oo forward . they all build on the ideas . you want to join the world , where are the resources , do the average nigerian graduate match up to any graduate outsde there in terms of exposure , reaseach and developments. like I said ,how many mechanical graduates knows the priniples behind a movin vehicle ... we are not whites .we dont have to compre ourselves to them when it pertains some issue , they never compared themselves when they needed to build the first car , these graduates may have got the zeal to learn , it is obvious .if they have better resources , they will do better .... thats the truth . pls , they should be encouraged . btw whats your line of exprtise, you should give a link to your work or linkedin page. There is nothing to condemn here, it doesn't just make sense. These energies, funds and time can be channeled into something else more meaningful and profitable. This thing will be dumped in the workshop as it has no meaningful use. |
Politics › Re: Ebola Victims Arrives Lagos From Sierra Loen, People Scampered. by asala1: 7:05pm On Oct 30, 2014 |
saxywale: do I blame you. when you have never left the borders of your village. It is so difficulty's to cross Africa's porous borders. If you go yo maza maza ( m sure you don't know where that is as you are local) . You can get a bus/cab going to most west African country. Now tell me how your common cab/bus driver would detect or differentiate an Ebola patient from a malaria patient. olodo.
half baked graduate, i. e I wonder why you lots can think outside the box. No wonder Nigeria is still the same sh*thole it was when I left years ago. Reason why sagamite won't stop calling you f*cktards. You lack education and you are as well very ignorant, you need to read lot more to stop sounding like these stupid Americans. Cab ko moto ni. |
Car Talk › Re: UNIZIK Students Build Car That Looks Like A Formula One Race Car by asala1: 6:58pm On Oct 30, 2014 |
majekdom2: anybody can do it , how many are doing it .....which have you done in your line of expertise ? actions speaks louder than work ...if the japense were criticised for making those small adding machines am sure they would never have made the scientific . well you are only thinking lame about no one wanting to invest in them ... the truth is they stood out from their peers in a little way. The bold was an invention, please tell me one thing new about what this guys did. I am not criticizing these guys but their Professor who made them do things like this. What they did cannot be published in any International journal with more than 1-impact factor if it will be taken in any journal at all (except maybe the like of our naija kangaroo local journals). I am very sure these students will bear the cost of buying all this fairly used parts. It is ridiculous. Let me answer your question now, as kids we built things like these with empty cans and woods, the difference between this and ours is that we didn't have money to buy a fairly used engine. |
Car Talk › Re: UNIZIK Students Build Car That Looks Like A Formula One Race Car by asala1: 6:43pm On Oct 30, 2014 |
Feraz: Oho!!! Now, you're making reference to these countries. Nigerians and hypocrisy. These same set of people will rant China made/India made and will state how it is not on par with Western nations yet when it comes to what a Nigerian has made, the technologies they so condemn automatically becomes adorable. They forget that despite the low quality work done by these people, they were encouraged which made them what/where they are presently and turned into nations where different firms outsource their various productions. There really is an inherent problem with us. For students with that budget (#400, 000), they tried taking into consideration the negative factors that abound here in this country. But as the usual crowd mentality that we all have, we condemn, they never bothered reading the article to see that it was #.4 million yet they come here to criticise and say how they can couple sheets of metals together and voila! the car is made. Tomorrow, they'll say Nigerian students are not creative enough, they don't read anymore when they can't see a simple figure up in the above article about these young undergraduates. We should keep wallowing in our hypocrisy.
I'm sure when we hear and see what team Uniben did in South Africa recently, we'd still condemn. You guys don't just get it. No one does things like this anywhere in the world, it doesn't just make sense. I am not comparing Nigeria with those countries as we don't even know what we are doing (Just like these guys, you and many others on this thread), our education system is still lost in the 60's. Let me give you an example of what I mean in simple term; take for example, because your parents didn't buy you a shoe when you were 3 years old won't make you as a 20 year old kid to go and buy a shoe meant for a 3 year old kid so as to cover lost ground. Actually you can buy it but to sane people like me it will look stupid, that's exactly what these guys are doing. India's Minister of Science and Technology recently said they lost in the semi-conductors revolution when countries like Taiwan, Singapore, China, etc were keying into this revolution, but they can't afford to lose out in the nano-technology revolution going on presently. They are spending billions of dollars in research not into semi-conductors but into nano-materials and nano-technology cause they are not looking backwards but into the future and in the next 10-20 years we will see the result in their Health care, IT, manufacturing, etc. We need to join the world in the race and help develop what is going on at the present, there are many ways in which we can do this but surely not in assembling this. |
Car Talk › Re: UNIZIK Students Build Car That Looks Like A Formula One Race Car by asala1: 5:38pm On Oct 30, 2014 |
majekdom2: the justification is we still got youths who have learnt and are keen on self development and not all graduates go to school and pay for good grades But there is nothing here that shows that these guys are learned, anybody can do this without going to school. Just folding and cutting sheet metals, putting seat and fairly used engine into it means nothing brother. We need to learn and move away from this rubbish, this is not the 14th century. What development means is improving the available ones, like improving the fuel efficiency of the engine, improve the accelerating time, reducing weight of the car by developing light materials with higher weight to strength ratio, etc. Which car manufacturer in the world will want to invest into this? NONE. If you try this as a lecturer/research in China, India, japan, etc, you will surely be stoned to death no doubt. |
Car Talk › Re: UNIZIK Students Build Car That Looks Like A Formula One Race Car by asala1: 5:05pm On Oct 30, 2014 |
What exactly is locally sourced here? What is the motivation or justification of doing this? SMH. Any lecturer/research outside of West-Africa who supervises any student in doing this will definitely lose his/her job. FACT! |
Politics › Re: Ebola Victims Arrives Lagos From Sierra Loen, People Scampered. by asala1: 4:57pm On Oct 30, 2014 |
iamrealdeji: He probably thinks it's that easy because he sees everything so little on the map Or he doesn't have an idea how the map looks like. |
Computers › Re: Nigeria In Massive Push To Reduce Dependency On Foreign Software by asala1: 10:12am On Oct 30, 2014 |
Dream on Naija |
Politics › Re: Ebola Victims Arrives Lagos From Sierra Loen, People Scampered. by asala1: 9:21am On Oct 30, 2014 |
saxywale: I knew it was still gonna come to this. I am even surprised he came through the airport and not the borders. Sierra Loen is not sharing border with Nigeria, It will difficult for it to come in through the borders without passing through at least 4 countries. Abeg how will he come in through the borders, will he trek from sierra Loen to naija ni? |
Politics › Re: FG Withdraws Tambuwal's Security Details by asala1: 8:34am On Oct 30, 2014 |
Boko haram is there conquering and annexing our territories and all we are taking about is polities. I think we have lost it, we deserve the leaders we have. |
Politics › Re: Countries With Smaller GDP Than LAGOS STATE (False Information) by asala1: 3:46pm On Oct 28, 2014 |
Botswana -- Per capita $17,106
Lagos -- Per capita $3,649
Nigeria -- Per capita $2,760 So guy what's you point here? With this per capita, is it not far better to live in Botswana than to live in Lagos or Nigeria? Instead of you to dey pray for better Nigeria and to work hard to make your future beta, you dey do i better pas my neighbor. |
Politics › Re: Gov. Fayose Prostrates And Rolls Before School Principals by asala1: 9:54pm On Oct 26, 2014 |
allsamz: Dia z something diz man is not telling us...yes! Cos I don't get it, diz issue of prostration and rolling on d floor...1st it was in church 'deeper Life' den I assumed he was being submissive 2 God...Now 2 Principals..Sir. Fayose... kilodeee..talk 2 us wats d problem..wit doz prostrates..u not passing any message...plsss Please write in English, it's so difficult to read your post. |
Politics › Re: S&P Downgrades Ghana Cedi To "Junk" Status by asala1: 4:06am On Oct 26, 2014 |
The currency is not doing well at the moment, Ghana really needs to do something fast. The trend is bad.
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Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs Cameroon: AWC Final (2 - 0) On 25th October 2014 by asala1: 8:40pm On Oct 25, 2014 |
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Business › Re: *****world Currencies The Naira Is Bigger Than***** by asala1: 3:49pm On Oct 23, 2014 |
OXYGEN01: DUMB BRAIN.Where did u hear this lie? Can you see this? Facts don't lie. By this time next year, it will be 1:1 if not worse.
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Business › Re: *****world Currencies The Naira Is Bigger Than***** by asala1: 1:46pm On Oct 23, 2014 |
We really lack education, is this how to compare how strong a currency is? 1 Ghana cedi = N52, still Naira is stronger than the Cedi at this point. I will rather you pay me my house rent in Naria than to pay me is Cedi. |
Sports › Re: Nigeria Vs South Africa: AWC Semi-Final (2 - 1) On 22nd October 2014 by asala1: 5:43pm On Oct 22, 2014 |
This viewing centre too full, heat dey catch me sef. Make i comot go take fresh air small, make nobody siddon for my sit before i return o. |