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foleskay:
Imagine students being left for death to take them. No medical emergency, no ambulance on sight, students are packed inside van bleeding. In an oil producing state for that matter. No wonder south Africans are attacking our citizens over there.

They know Nigeria is a bullsheet country. Oma se oo

PigTormentor:
This is terrible is this can be confirmed to be true. Thee criminal asof Nigeria will be quite now. They would have been wailing and crying if the situation were to be the other way around.
MURIC should continue to hold the govt responsible. Why in h3ll is the givt building a church the first place.
Complete misplaced priorities.
The govt should be totally out of any religious related issues, be it for Christians or Muslims.
Anyone who wish to go on any pilgrimage should pay their own way.

PigTormentor:
This is terrible is this can be confirmed to be true. Thee criminal asof Nigeria will be quite now. They would have been wailing and crying if the situation were to be the other way around.
MURIC should continue to hold the govt responsible. Why in h3ll is the givt building a church the first place.
Complete misplaced priorities.
The govt should be totally out of any religious related issues, be it for Christians or Muslims.
Anyone who wish to go on any pilgrimage should pay their own way.

rottenPussy:
Fair point, but that is exactly why I said “more immune,” not “immune.”

AI can assist EE heavily: PCB layout, circuit design, CAD, grid optimisation, signal processing, control systems, and SCADA. No argument there.

The difference is that EE is more tied to physical infrastructure, safety, compliance, commissioning, maintenance, power, heat, grounding, protection, and real site conditions. AI can suggest, simulate, and optimise, but it cannot physically own a live panel, failed UPS path, bad earthing, generator fault, or protection issue.

For the data centre example: faulty RAM, HDD/SSD, RAID rebuild, or server swap is usually handled by data centre technicians, hardware/infrastructure engineers, or vendor field engineers, not purely EE or CE. But power distribution, UPS, PDUs, switchgear, grounding, and electrical safety sit firmly in EE territory.

That is my point: both fields will use AI, but EE has a stronger physical-world anchor.

fuckJones:
Lagos is working, governor sanwo olu is far better than that fraud in Anambra that want to be president

magoo10:
The 1st class accountant doesn't believe in statistics but believes in borrowing.
Borrowing for consumption and squandering of scarce resources.

rottenPussy:
I think we are partly agreeing, but you are arguing a different point.

I never said CE is useless, or that EE owns every product that contains electronics. My point was about relative exposure to AI-driven job displacement, not which discipline is “better.”

The reason I said EE is “by far the most immune” is because a large part of EE work is tied to physical infrastructure, power systems, industrial automation, safety, maintenance, installation, commissioning, fault-finding, compliance, and field operations. These are not just abstract design tasks that can be fully remote-controlled or automated by software.

That is why I used the data centre example. You can automate and remotely manage a lot of the compute layer, but the electrical layer still depends heavily on physical systems, safety procedures, power distribution, cooling interfaces, protection systems, UPS, generators, cabling, switching, grounding, and site-level engineering judgement.

On CE and EE overlapping, I agree. In many Nigerian schools, the boundary is not always clean, and both disciplines share electronics, digital systems, embedded systems, signals, control, and computer architecture. But overlap does not erase the difference in industry exposure. CE may work in areas EE can touch, but EE has a wider spread across power, energy, manufacturing, automation, telecommunications, building services, instrumentation, utilities, and infrastructure.

Also, the repair example actually supports the point about interdisciplinarity. A computer being called a computer does not make every repair a CE matter, just as a data centre being full of servers does not make the whole facility a CE matter. Modern systems are layered. The compute layer, power layer, control layer, network layer, and physical infrastructure layer all require different expertise.

So my argument is not “EE can do everything” or “CE cannot survive AI.” My argument is narrower: EE has a stronger physical-world anchor, which gives it more resistance to full AI substitution compared with fields that are more software/computation-heavy.

keemsleek:
I dey suspect ADC lol. We all know the northern tactics they believe d Presidency is thier birth right. They are ready to kill their own to get what they want

rottenPussy:
read my post again, this time carefully. I said "by far the most immune", not totally immune. AI is not new, it been in embedded system for decades. Commercial AI and ignorance is why ppl this AI can take all jobs.

A clear case in point is in the Automation industry where automation has remained the order of the day for decades, yet the relevance of electrical engineering(EE) ensues in the industry, whereas in the case of computer engineering(CE), laid off EE pivots in to it as now a major part of EE rather than leaving the roles for standalone CE.

Point is EE can easily span across industry, hence affirming its immunity.

You can remotely operate a datacenter interms of computation, but try full automation of EE at the same datacentre, and you will soon find out.

SadiqBabaSani:
The same Jonathan Template, Atiku should go n rest, Obi must never deputize him. The lizard of Ubima Amaechi if he wants should go Nd deputize him, that's his cup of tea

The South must complete 8yrs of leadership in Aso Rock before power returns North

Atiku cannot be using Southerners against each other, in 2014 he convived with Tinubu to remove Jonathan, in 2027 he won't find any worthy Southerner to connive with.

If it's not Obi for President, let Tinubu continue