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wristbangle:
The injector in your brain is misfiring. I did not made any tribal statement in my comment which you are doing.

I am advocate of any one that makes Nigeria proud. Good for Ifeoma and co unlike the drug lord dis gracing the country.

Forget that yeeibo boy. Jealousy Lo'n kpa won lo.

And here I was thinking this was a scene from the 'Wedding Party' movie.

Omo Yoruba ni mi o.. SWAGGER~

Why are you people still spreading this fake news? Lalasticlala, Mynd44.

Fayose is greater than the both of them.

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Great news. This should encourage and ginger more state governors to develop their states' mining sector.

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Kai! Shocking. R.I.P.

junketer:
Thats d best way to decongest lagos. Take all those markets or some of them to the outskirts of lagos

Yes o. They should carry them far far, even past Alaba and badagry side sef if need be. Lagos should not be allowed to become another Onitsha or Aba where more than half of the city has been converted into markets, including areas that were originally designated as residential areas. Next to be relocated should be Computer Village coz that area wasn't meant to be for commercial purposes.

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[quote author= post=55752418]Afonjas are very funny comparing online student to PhD scholar at University College London


Ishola Babatunde

As an emerging Robticist, his research interest lies in the area of Robotic. You will probably never find a better robotics enthusiast in Nigeria though most of his works are independent robotics research. Leveraging on the Massive Open Online Course, he has learnt the basics of robotics systems since courses are not been offered on this subject in Nigeria Universities.

Can we see his course work The pictures you guys posted was not invented by him.[/quote]Look at this fooll. Such effrontery you have sha. YOU whom most likely don't even have a Waec certificate going by your famous penchant for displaying your abysmally low I.Q on this forum are questioning an accomplished Robotics Engineer's credibility?? Tha fvck outta here. You are a lost cause!

[quote author= post=55751482]No serious information on your brother online
Afonjas trying to compare rub shoulder wit Igbos since 19bc

https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2017/03/14/nigerias-robotics-whizkid/[/quote]See this illiterate Anambra e-goat. It's not my fault if you can't do a simple Google Search. Even Nairaland sef carry the news and it made front-page you this anumpama.

http://www.techbossmb.com/projects.php?p=humanoid

http://awomkenneth.com/2016/07/oau-ile-ife-graduate-builds-robot-u-s/

https://www.nairaland.com/3231909/ishola-babatunde-isaac-builds-robots

Besides him there are even others sef. We even have a school in the SW already grooming our youngins while our youths are also repping Nigeria at the Robotics Olympics.

http://venturesafrica.com/at-this-nigerian-school-all-they-do-is-build-robots/

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/04/7-nigerian-students-fly-countrys-flag-first-global-robot-olympics/

http://www.blackenterprise.com/technology/nigerian-robotics-engineer-tech/

Ode Oshi.

[quote author= post=55751482]No serious information on your brother online
Afonjas trying to compare rub shoulder wit Igbos since 19bc

https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2017/03/14/nigerias-robotics-whizkid/[/quote]See this illiterate Anambra e-goat. It's not my fault if you can't do a simple Google Search.

http://www.techbossmb.com/projects.php?p=humanoid

gberra:
Typical Chestbeaters.. dey don start gloating over a pin-sized.

I doubt how you could resist the lagoon if you heard about ISHOLA BABATUNDE, robotic researcher & engbineer.

IPobs always cry.
flyoruB I see you.

Don't mind those empty vessels that make the loudest noise. While Yorubas are evidently already grooming an army of the next generation of robotics engineers they you are here talking crap just coz of one single person from their tribe?? Smh.

igbozionism:
trailer loads of #20 made in aba otapiapia will be finished in ogbomosho today!

Yinmu, Yoruba Robotics engineers full ground brekete. Anyway, Good for him. But nothing special coz others have been doing it way before him and more are still doing it.

http://venturesafrica.com/at-this-nigerian-school-all-they-do-is-build-robots/

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/04/7-nigerian-students-fly-countrys-flag-first-global-robot-olympics/

http://www.blackenterprise.com/technology/nigerian-robotics-engineer-tech/

Ishola Babatunde Isaac is an Inventor, Roboticist, Researcher, Electrical Engineer, and Software developer. He obtained a BSc. Electronic and Electrical Engineer (First Class Honor) from Obafemi Awolowo University where as a student; he was part of the OAU iLab team – research collaboration between Massachusetts Institute of Technology and OAU developing remote online laboratories that serves a good substitute to the conventional laboratories.

He developed a system that allows students to control real laboratory equipment over the internet. The remote labs are a great substitute for experimentation in Nigerian university given the chronic underfunding of higher institutions of learning, we get to see about 10 students clustered around a piece of lab equipment. With the remote labs, this problem is eliminated as only one equipment is needed regardless the number of students as students only get to access the lab remotely (over the internet) but without the time and space restriction associated with the conventional labs. Babatunde has developed several remote and virtual laboratories currently being used by students of OAU, contributed software suite to ease development for the iLab development team and has trained several students and staffs of OAU, UI and Bells University.

As an emerging Roboticist, his research interest lies in the area of Robotic. You will probably never find a better robotics enthusiast in Nigeria though most of his works are independent robotics research. Leveraging on the Massive Open Online Course, he has learnt the basics of robotics systems since courses are not been offered on this subject in Nigeria Universities. He has since been part of a number of robot projects. These include a locally fabricated Humanoid (looks and walks like humans) robot; Autonomous rover (vehicle that drives itself using camera as input and Artificial Intelligence); Robotic Arm used in an automated remote laboratory for a civil engineering experiment. Robotics is a highly theoretical field and so he bridges the gap by taking advantage of the Massive Open Online Course to take courses in that domain. ....

https://www.nairaland.com/3231909/ishola-babatunde-isaac-builds-robots

http://www.trezzyblog.com/2016/07/meet-nigerian-engineer-ishola-babatunde.html

AnambraDota:
I saw where some fat dirty half unclad yolobawomen were floating on the lagoon with rickety boats and few weeks old dark as charcoal sucklings while their lazy husbands gamble away their precious times in betting shops and baba ijebu kiosks sipping monkeytail and reading old newspaper after guzzling some bowls of amala, ewedu garnished with kpomo sitting on old bench

This egbo-smoking and drug-trafficking anambra ediot sef is talking. You better go and check yourself into a rehab facility where you truly belong, since all that egbo you smoke has obviously damaged your reasoning faculty. See your life? You can't even string together a coherent sentence. Smh.

Very good. Those terrorists need to be flushed out and kicked out of the entire SW.

xharder:
so if you have all this, why are you guys afraid of biafra and scared of staying on your own in oduduwa or in Nigeria?

Guy, are you ok at all?? What's robotics got to do with that crap you just wrote up there? Come, what is your obsession with Yoruba people sef? Do you people need Yoruba people's support, consent or validation to get your Biafra? Are we the ones holding you from getting Biafra?? Coz I don't get what this your rant is about.

xharder:
SMH, we are talking about robot tech here not play toys

I'm sure you didn't even go through those links else you wouldn't have made such an ignorant and foollish statement. Yorubas are already grooming an army of the next generation of robotics engineers while you are here talking crap just coz of one single person?? Smh.

xharder:
SMH, we are talking about robot tech here not play toys

Ishola Babatunde Isaac is an Inventor, Roboticist, Researcher, Electrical Engineer, and Software developer. He obtained a BSc. Electronic and Electrical Engineer (First Class Honor) from Obafemi Awolowo University where as a student; he was part of the OAU iLab team – research collaboration between Massachusetts Institute of Technology and OAU developing remote online laboratories that serves a good substitute to the conventional laboratories.

He developed a system that allows students to control real laboratory equipment over the internet. The remote labs are a great substitute for experimentation in Nigerian university given the chronic underfunding of higher institutions of learning, we get to see about 10 students clustered around a piece of lab equipment. With the remote labs, this problem is eliminated as only one equipment is needed regardless the number of students as students only get to access the lab remotely (over the internet) but without the time and space restriction associated with the conventional labs. Babatunde has developed several remote and virtual laboratories currently being used by students of OAU, contributed software suite to ease development for the iLab development team and has trained several students and staffs of OAU, UI and Bells University.

As an emerging Roboticist, his research interest lies in the area of Robotic. You will probably never find a better robotics enthusiast in Nigeria though most of his works are independent robotics research. Leveraging on the Massive Open Online Course, he has learnt the basics of robotics systems since courses are not been offered on this subject in Nigeria Universities. He has since been part of a number of robot projects. These include a locally fabricated Humanoid (looks and walks like humans) robot; Autonomous rover (vehicle that drives itself using camera as input and Artificial Intelligence); Robotic Arm used in an automated remote laboratory for a civil engineering experiment. Robotics is a highly theoretical field and so he bridges the gap by taking advantage of the Massive Open Online Course to take courses in that domain.

As a member of the Student Platform for Engineering Education Development (SPEED) and so passionate about engineering education and eliminating mediocrity among the younger generations, He conducts robotics training (Lego Mind storm) for secondary school students teaching them how to build and program robots and prepare them to compete in the World Robotics Olympiad.

His interest lies in research and development – advancing the frontiers of knowledge while imparting lives; giving new hopes to those who has lost hope…He is also into some Brain Computer Interfacing projects in the Laboratory for Bioinstrumentation and Neuroengineering at Obafemi Awolowo University among which is a thought-controlled prostheses that could allow amputees control replacement limb with just their thought. Among milestone he has set to achieve is a thought-controlled car. Imagine people with disabled motor function being able to drive a car by just thinking.

Driven by similar motivation for rehabilitation technology, He has earlier designed a motion capture suit that could help Stroke patients in their recovery process. This was achieved by capturing the motion of wearer using motion sensors attached to the suit…the same technology could be used in animation industry (in place of Kinect) to capture an actor's motion and saved as a BVH, BIP or STP file for realistic animation, it’s indeed a much better solution than Kinect.

Alongside, he is a versatile software developer – a polyglot, with over a dozen programming languages to his credit. He develops software cutting across several platforms: web, desktop, mobiles, devices…He is on the team developing Africa’s first social job-site – insidify – a job and cv search platform for employers and job seekers. He is also the CTO of Arooko – an incredibly easy to use, offline platform for mobile phone recharge set to launch soon in Nigeria.

Ishola Babatunde sure has a few feathers to his hat. He won the Microsoft Nigeria’s Most Innovative Student Award during the Microsoft Imagine Cup Nigeria in 2011; Winner of the Education category of Samsung Apps Developers’ Content (2010) and came third overall in Nigeria. With such rare combination of a good academic standing and practical expertise, Babatunde is definitely an inspiration to many young engineering students. But when asked where he gets his inspiration, he simply has this to say "But there is a spirit in man: and the inspiration of the Almighty giveth them understanding”-job 32:8"

"My advice to students out there: push the limits; don’t be afraid to go the extra mile after all, only those who go too far can possibly know how far they can go"

"I look forward to developing robotic systems as solution to unique challenges being faced in Nigeria in areas as agriculture, medicine, rehabilitation among other. I am a firm believer that the problem being faced by a nation can only be solved effectively by resident of that nation as only they can fully experience in the unique challenges around"

"I do wish I had been introduced to robotics much earlier (like in secondary school) and so I am determined to help students in this category to have those things I wish I had"

Source: http://www.trezzyblog.com/2016/07/meet-nigerian-engineer-ishola-babatunde.html

Karlman:
...let me wait for YORUBAS to come and give us their own version

Yinmu, Yoruba Robotics engineers full ground brekete. Anyway, Good for him. But others have been doing it way before him and more are still doing it.

http://venturesafrica.com/at-this-nigerian-school-all-they-do-is-build-robots/

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/04/7-nigerian-students-fly-countrys-flag-first-global-robot-olympics/

http://www.blackenterprise.com/technology/nigerian-robotics-engineer-tech/

YonkijiSappo:
They are all mostly Yoruba children if you do a background check.
Btw: OP take your time with posting nameless threads o abi wetin sef... lol- you wan run NCAN out of business?

From left: Ayomide Adetunji, Oluwateisimi Adegbamigbe, Umar Ayodeji Fahad, Omotaye Oluwaseun, Toluwase Agoro, Tawakalitu Giwa and Adeniji Talabi.

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Jetleeee:
Eko oni baje

https://i.imgur.com/LGt4um3.jpg

We no go allow am to baje.

Lagos skyline has witnessed steady yet dramatic changes. And it's still changing. Itesiwaju Eko...

Oh no! Are igbos returning to cannibalism as it was with them during the days of old? Drug-trafficking plus Cannibalism and Ritualism na dangerous combo o.

oldfoolnigger:
someone should monitor movement of any afonja near him o cos I can smell...

No point hanging yourself over another human being's achievement, OldFool (as your moniker suggests) . Just saying.

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KungLaoooo:
Okoyiboz3 Flyorub Ashiwajufoward. A le cover first page yi nah

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