Nigerians need to set their sights on the world best and stop letting mediocre African nations drag you back by measuring dicks with you. If Nigerians mindset wasn't being rotted by Africa competition, no Nigerian would ever have considered Togo, Ghana, Senegal university degrees!

There's something a large number of Nigerians misunderstand about the Nigeria/Abroad dichotomy. This misunderstanding centres on the meaning of success.

Lately Nigerians have come to look on going abroad, obtaining the rights to stay, regardless of relative standard of living attained at any point, as evidence of success. In actuality, however, living abroad as a naturalised citizen, you're a failure regardless of wealth. At most you're not an unqualified success.This failure may be redeemed if you're one of those people that live both in Nigeria and abroad.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3X-ZNJgf8b4?feature=shared

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mThlMyktojQ?feature=shared

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6cHvm6-OFrA?feature=shared

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Avf-mOsAodw?feature=shared

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=953_ADnlkT0?feature=shared

Eagles need to return to their old style of play, which was slow, slow, fast. Eagles began losing its way when Nigerians wanted them to play like Ghana, Senegal , Ivory Coast and the rest of Africa, which was running fast everywhere and strongly. Nigeria's old way was full of style and brainwork. Now Eagle players just runs about like headless chicken. African football is now all brawn, no brain and ugly to watch. Nigeria has joined them but we are not thickset muscular people, we are a people more in the mold of Kanu. Even when we are short, we are more on the slender bone side. We need return to a more thoughtful style of football like in the past.

Africa rugby-style football is not for us. Stop shouting at them to run fast!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d5GmY2P8r68?feature=shared


Main takeaway

Robots now completing tasks through learning not programming.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnejrr-0a94?feature=shared

It's a pity there's is no useful Insanity. Examples of 2 useless Insanity: 1) is believing every useless story that occured to some nutbag to post online and 2) is drinking Fermented Urine, Lizard Dung. A useful Insanity might be the sudden bright idea to cut off your own head with intentions of drinking your own blood for a high instead of Fermented Urine, Lizard Dung.

Britishcoins:
Nigeria is not working, what is the difference from buying certificate in Benin Republic and paying bribe to lecturers to pass exams in Nigeria.. Let the charity begins at home.. Our education system is highly corrupted..

Example of an excuse: I'm only in an American jail for armed robbery because there are no jobs in Nigeria. Nigeria isn't working.

Own up to personal responsibilities...


Those people that went to Togo and Benin for degrees could always stay there. Utilise Togo degrees for Togo jobs since those countries are working. You don't have to return to unworking Nigeria.

And if Nigeria isn't working, why waste money to go study in Benin for degrees for jobs in the Nigeria that isn't working?

and why go all the way to buy degree in Togo when according to your argument, lectures will sell you certificate in Nigeria?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNi7q8hTwoc?feature=shared

naijapikin2:
If this is a nation where things work, even a civilian can arrest a soldier. But if you try it, if you attempt it in nigeria...

You will be the next headline for extra judicial killing.

Shege banza kwantiri

Your statement reads plausible on screen but i highly doubt, Mount-Everestly doubt, that a US, British, French, Russian, Chinese, Brazilian, German etc soldier would allow you as a civilian to arrest them while loudly proclaiming your rights to do so under Citizens Rights legislation. You're likely to be undone physically by the project in some way and you (or your family in worst-case scenario) wouldn't find redress in the court system.

shreygautam:
Nigeria is making significant strides in the robotics field, with a growing community of talented engineers and researchers. Despite being labeled a third-world country, Nigeria's tech enthusiasts are challenging stereotypes, showcasing prowess in robotics development. The nation actively participates in international competitions and fosters innovation through local initiatives. Nigerian professionals are engaging in cutting-edge research, contributing to the global advancement of robotics technology. To further empower its workforce, Nigeria is increasingly investing in educational programs, such as an internet of things course, nurturing a generation of skilled individuals poised to make meaningful contributions to the evolving landscape of robotics and automation.

Wow, thanks for the info. I'll go do more research in this area. I did come across an articles - on Nairaland actually - showcasing some girls from one of our universities that built a Robot; I however didn't read it beyond the title and photo. In the back of my mind ran thoughts that this was some sort of gimmick...I guess because of the Nairaland factor.

erico2k2:

So if you Graduate from these University your certificate is now Suya paper

Imagine if you spent 3 or 4 years of your life struggling to attain that degree with dreams of securing a job, in Nigeria or abroad, for a better future? Maybe you were your wider, relatively poor, family's hope...

If we had the administrative technical/capacity in Nigeria, perhaps a lifeline could be thrown to some of these people - maybe like demoting their degrees to 'A'-levels or some Special Certificate that enable them to be fast-tracked into proper universities to redo the entire thing at reduced cost.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wF8-QTn2ubo?feature=shared

Thanks to quantum mechanics , the past is only nearly impossible to alter, which is still good enough that we should concentrate mostly on the way forward. In this regard, I propose Nigeria mandate no higher qualification obtained in any West Africa, and select Africa Nations, is acceptable in Nigeria. This should simplify things and if they retaliate then so be it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWGrYqtZSb0?feature=shared

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1O6OzbFu2ho?feature=shared


The drone synchronizing is what raises my left eyebrow. Two things are immediately apparent: 1) In the near term, these things will replace celebratory fireworks and (2) longer term, these will be become a form of AI controled mass destruction weapons. You shouldn't find difficulty imagining swarms of even more miniaturised versions of these descending on a target nation, stripping crops, vehicles, buildings and people down to just husks.

Since majority of the people in any one nation are stupid majority of the times,Tinubu should create an online team paid specifically to counter the Opposition's Online Japp team, responsible for flooding Nairaland and other social media platforms with these silly , daily Jappa postings.

Tinubu shouldn't overthink it. I mean by this, that he, Tinubu and his cabinet, may probably be thinking that, No, creating an online Positive Nigeria team wouldn't work because people will know that sudden positive posts are funded by government. If so, govt would be wrong because the psychology of the Stupid Majority means that they will still be influenced even if they are aware of being brainwashed. This is what those paid to organise the online Jappa campaign understand. The steady pumping out of the same message over-and-over-and-over-again influences and changes the perception of simple minds in spite of themselves.

This psychology is well understood in the West. The advent of social media however has has given it new life and deadly power.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCYpnJskleM?si=SXetcUL-aygizUld

RepoMan007:
Use your brain. I have equally come across several Nigerian graduated who know nothing and not even your close to nothing. The way yo guys with perpetual inferiority complex are generalizing this thing is disgraceful. I am sure a lot of Nigerian influence will be in the racket doing this 6 weeks cert stuff.

I doubt that even if you're from Benin Republic you'd be proud of if your kid obtained thire degrees from Benin Republic institutions instead of Nigeria ones, let alone Oxford, Cambridge or Harvard!

Those that are Nigerians ( not online Nigerian whose true nationality cannot be trustfully ascertained) need to stop excusing everything in the name wanting to belittle Nigeria for whatever reasons. Standards are important for society.

If you people continue along this trajectory, Africa will spiral ever downward into one gigantic mediocre bilge of sameness.

It is necessary to accept that UK and American universities are better than Nigeria ones and Nigeria ones are better than West Africa ones. Such hierarchies encourage striving and consequently progress. Nigeria should strive to creat better Universities than the best in Europe and Asia. West Africa nations should try and better Nigeria. These things should be done by using brain and energy to work towards these goals not the stupidity of emotions such as jealousy, hatred and envy to pull down in order to climb over.

Nio CEO William Li has built up a reputation as the Chinese Elon Musk, and his latest stunt certainly seems like he is on the right tracks.

Li and his car manufacturing company have developed a battery with a range of 1,000km, but seeing really is believing.

The CEO decided to put it to the test by driving for 14 hours on a single charge between two Chinese cities while live-streaming the event.

He got his stunt underway on December 17 going between Shanghai to Xiamen.

After his successful journey, he took to Chinese social media platform Weibo to express his gratitude at being able to make the long journey.

“The 150kWh battery life challenge was completed, with a final score of 1044 kilometers!" he said on a translated Weibo post about the stunt.

Let me tell you, after 14 hours and 1 minutes of hard work, the 150kWh battery life test reached a final score of 1044 kilometers with 3% power left."

He also explained that he was able to make the trip off one charge despite the adverse weather conditions.


https://www.unilad.com/technology/tesla-rival-electric-car-company-nio-battery-355014-20231229

In every Collective of People - since the beginning of human history- that we now know as Tribes, Societies, Countries Nations and so on, it has organically been derived that the ablest work to assist the most vulnerable, often, at the expense of thire own comfort and wellbeing. Opposition Politics should never have brainwashed the people of Nigeria to the point whereby the very needy people not only celebrate the shameless abandoning of them by thire capable people but do so very publicly.

If you, Doctor, Nurse, Engineer, Professor must abandon your responsibility to the people of Nigeria above your own wellbeing, at least do so quietly. Have some shame. You're also unintentionally broadcasting the associated stupidity inherent in your ignorance of the wider implications including immorality and lack of cultural boundaries. Nothing excuses anyhowness !

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PZymalHPGc?si=Cqiy-79c3k6InmoX

Background: Indian and some Jewish People in cahoots, are trying to get rid of this woman and cancel affermitive action programs that help blacks attain some degree of quality education.

Instead of the people of Nigeria - the most powerful black nation- being a force for strengthening blacks so that we are worldwide not so vulnerable to such crap, we are cheering the running away of our capable individuals to those shitty foreign nations all in the name of opposition politics.

Shameless.

People are actually proud and boastful of Jappenese individuals that ought to be putting aside thire personal benefit for the greater good of the masses and overall national development

Nigeria is the only country where starving people are all fat and I don't mean Kwashiorkor.

I feel now that when Nigerians cry that they are starving, they mean starving for a Western style of living. They're finding third world realites unacceptable when Nigeria isn't yet an industrialised nation.

Nigeria is a primary product Nation handicapped by forces bent on disrupting her primary products exploiting capacity.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUgs1VOdNII?feature=shared

Nigerians are wonderful. I received the greatest length or period of love I ever experienced in my life in Nigeria and I've lived in many countries and right now I've lived in the UK the longest. I'll defend Nigerians till I die no idiot online will change that with thire terrible generalisations.

How people can go online and betray the people of Nigeria, all the love they undoubtedly got, in spite of difficulties, I can't square.