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Infotubia9ja:
Keep digging pls
Photos and addresses too.
If you can get me photos of his mom and dad and it is 100% verified i will keep to my promise as a man i might even throw in and additional 20k for extra bonus

Infotubia9ja:
Yes that's what I started with blender as well and I am still into it big time but I want to extend my branch to go into games as well so I have been mostly focusing on improving my sculpting and modelling skill to a much better level.
I want to bran h into movie production in VFX and game production too.

Blender or should I say 3D is a long learning journey but when you know how to use it to a professional level bro you will be cashing out bank.
Blender is awsome for a 100% free tool

Infotubia9ja:
Awsome job bro..
I like it..
Infact if you keep going like this in a few years you going to be a pro at it.

I think we should all use this as a forum to push and connect with people who do thing like this.

The future we can work together if mothernature wills it so.

Infotubia9ja:
Hello Esther Abah thank you for your contribution towards this topic.

I just came back from your youtube page and I am impressed and I am liking your teaching.
The best part I will say is you being able to use your mobile phone for python teaching programing and I am very much impressed.

Before I go any further I will like to introduce myself and maybe it will be a much more better way to communicate.

My name is Joseph and I am the moderator of this page. I am a environmentalist and I studied geography I graduated from DELSU, but I love more or programing and 3D model application and this is what I am focused on presently.

I want to say that this page is focused on helping people reach their potential and also self development and this outreach is sponsored by two professors from the United States and they have decided to keep their self anonymous

Mr Green is a professor from Michigan state University and he has started an outreach whereby the left over departmental funding after budget allocation can be put into better use and I happen to be doing my internship here under him
This year he is willing to give out 9 dell xps laptops that are leftover teaching resources for the computer department and as such, he will be giving out to the best deserved persons

And his specific are. Include people who are good or wanting to improve their professional skills in this three field.

BLENDER 3D
PYTHON programing
C# programing

As I speak to you they read this comments and are on the look out for bright individual for projects and maybe scholarship openings for studies abroad and also employment and part-time projects as well.

Once again thank you for your contribution and your contribution is well noticed. Kee up the good work

CirocBoi:
Don't give out advice you know nothing about

CirocBoi:
Your brother is already doing well as a 3D modeler, he's actually good with blender ... but he needs an high end laptop to render his model in corona, redshift, iray, vray for more realistic look, blender cycles takes longer to render and eeve on the other hand doesn't render like cycle.

Also he needs a mentor.

CirocBoi:
Child's play

CirocBoi:
Show us your work, nor be cho cho cho my boss

CirocBoi:
I'm more intelligent than you and your entire lineage along with your future generations to come!!

Damolux01:
...I dey here...

CirocBoi:
Child's play

‎New details have emerged regarding the sudden and indefinite postponement of the House of Representatives’ planned interactive session with the Sole Administrator of Rivers State, retired Admiral Ibok-Ete Ibas, with indications pointing to a behind-the-scenes struggle between the Presidency and the legislature.
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‎President Bola Tinubu had, on March 18, 2025, declared a state of emergency in Rivers State, placing the administration of the state under Ibas, who, according to the President, is to report directly to the Federal Executive Council (FEC).
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‎However, the House of Representatives, in its March 20 resolution approving the emergency rule, invoked Section 11(4) of the 1999 Constitution, effectively granting the National Assembly oversight responsibilities over the state.
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‎In line with this mandate, Speaker of the House, Tajudeen Abbas, on Tuesday, inaugurated a 21-member ad hoc committee chaired by Rep. Julius Ihonvbere, to oversee the Administrator’s activities.
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‎Barely a day later, on Wednesday, the committee issued a summons for Ibas to appear before it on Thursday to account for his first month in office.
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‎But in a surprising development, the House announced an indefinite postponement of the session just 24 hours after the summons were issued.
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‎House spokesperson, Rep. Akin Rotimi, disclosed the development in a statement but gave little to no reason for the move.
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‎“In the spirit of transparent and effective oversight, the committee will promptly inform the public once the rescheduled date is confirmed,” Rotimi stated.
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‎While the official communication cited the Administrator’s request as the reason for the postponement, sources within the National Assembly have hinted at deeper political undercurrents driving the decision.
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‎The actions of the administrator since taking charge in Rivers State, particularly the dismantling of democratic structures have led to criticisms from stakeholders.
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‎Among the controversial decisions taken under Ibas’ administration are the sacking of commissioners, top civil servants, political appointees, and caretaker chairmen across all 23 local government areas. The replacement of the chairman of the state’s electoral commission has also sparked concerns over alleged overreach.
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‎A member of the House panel revealed that these actions were among the key issues the committee sought to address in its now-shelved engagement with Ibas.
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‎Meanwhile, a senior legislative aide, who spoke on condition of anonymity, revealed that the Presidency may have raised objections to the House’s decision to directly oversee the Administrator.
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‎“The Presidency actually asked the House to back down on the mission for the simple reason that the President has continued to insist on the Administrator reporting directly to the FEC, which is chaired by the President himself,” the source said.
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‎The source added that if the National Assembly were to truly exercise oversight, the ad hoc committee should have included members from both chambers—a step the Senate reportedly declined to take after interpreting the President’s stance.
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‎“The leadership of the Senate had rightly gauged President Tinubu’s body language concerning who oversees the affairs of the Rivers Administrator.
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‎“That is why the Senate did not nominate any of its members into the panel to avoid potential clash with the Presidency,” the source explained.
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‎The source added, “There is more to the indefinite postponement of the interactive session between the Reps panel and the Rivers Administrator than what is being served the public.
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‎“The indefinite postponement, as announced by the House, may as well be ad infinitum. It’s a clever way of saying that Rivers is a no-go-area for the federal legislature.”