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Israel will be wondering why Palestinians don't Jappa. The land Palestinians are fighting and dying for isn't as large as Nigeria, isn't as fertile, isn't as bountiful as Nigeria, yet they cling to it, dying for it. Unlike, Nigerians every Palestinian has a better chance of being accepted abroad due to the multiplicity of reasons they could give for fleeing to the specific Western Nation of choice.

I guess Israel's authority might conclude to such a question that Palestinians don't all flee because they are Arabs not blacks. Blacks, like parasites , are well known for loving Already-Made things. Blacks love it all cushy and nice and made by someone else so they can descend on it and suck the life out of what they didn't struggle for.

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About Caterham Cars

Caterham Cars is a British manufacturer of specialist lightweight sports cars established in Caterham, England, with their headquarters in Dartford, England. Their current model, the Caterham 7 (or Seven), originally launched in 1973, is a direct evolution of the Series 3 Lotus Seven designed by Colin Chapman. In the 1990s the company made the Caterham 21, a two-seater soft top alternative to the MGF and Lotus Elise, (which both sold many more units). A track-only car, the SP/300.R, a joint project with Lola was released for customer testing in 2010 and was scheduled for release in 2013.

Caterham was an independent company until their acquisition by Team Lotus in 2011, leading to the formation of Caterham Group. In 2021, Caterham Cars was acquired by VT Holdings, Japanese importer for the Caterham Seven since 2009.

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hammerFC:
THE BOY CAME FULL OUT AND WHEN THEIR FATHER TOLD THEM TO GO INSIDE, HE RAN IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION.


MAYBE HE WANTED TO DRAG THE GUN, ONLY GOD KNOWS BECAUSE THAT MADE NO SENSE AND THE INSTRUCTION FROM THEIR FATHER WAS TO GO BACK INSIDE.


PEOPLE SHOULD LEARN TO HEAR WORD AND TAKE INSTRUCTION.

Trying to protect his pops, what child that loves parent and are often afraid for them, wouldn't ?


I wish more parents would understand just how much their kids love and fear for them same way they love and fear for their kids....

Importance of record keeping. References and GDPR's are useless without records. Don't hire people without refences or records and later complain about the character of "Nigerians" when your employee goes psycho on your ass. Nigerians are not your problem in cases like this, you and the culprit are to blame for differing reasons.

If the next employer of this HouseHelp had access to the record of his/her misdeed outlined in this topic the employer wouldn't employ him or her. Nobody would unless they want to give them a second chance.

Record Keeping will eventually positively impact Incidents of wilful bad behaviour by young people in Nigeria

Boko Haram, which refers to itself as “Jama'atu Ahl as-Sunnah li-Da'awati wal-Jihad

Boko Haram stupidity

Well, greater fervor hath no race of people than black people fighting for the causes of other races informed by the philosophies of other races! This for me is Slave Mentality distilled to its purest.


Africans need to one day discuss the meaning of poverty, happyness, love, governance, religion, life and the meaning of everything from the ancestral perspective instead of the Western, Eastern and Other. If there's nothing to fall back on since our forebears left no solid records but frited it all away on unreliable oral ones, and if recent history is mired by multiplicity of traditions difficult to narrow because of ethnic and tribal patriotism, then we need to reimagine these things for the modern age and our future.

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OkCornel:
Too late.

Illiteracy, poverty, religious zealotry and corruption have made the North a perfect breeding ground for insurgents.

Similar conditions in the North Central, South East and South South.

Matter of time before government officials and high net worth individuals become targets.

The poor will have nothing left to eat except the rich. Too bad

The poor would eat each other for the rich will fly off. The poor aren't angels, religions’ biggest sin is to paint them as such. For me, there is nothing more egregious to the state than Entitled Poor. Nigeria's Opposition Politics is creating them for Nigeria.

Blame opposition politics for turning Nigerians from Budding Entrepreneur Types to Job Seeker types. For opposition politics, Job seekers are more of a political weapon than business seekers. So Opposition politics bludgeoned Nigerians endlessly with accusation of stupidity and timindity for being individuals with a self help mentality instead hounding government for work . The advantage ordinary Nigerians had over other Africans was entrepreneurial spirit, Nigerians have lost or are loosing that spirit and are thus becoming as wretched, hopeless, helpless, needy and aid seeking as africans on the rest of the continent. Pitied and looked down upon by the rest of the world outside Africa.

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Nigerians Will Rather Commit Suicide Than Act - Amaechi

Depends what he means by Act. If by Act he means political and social restiveness of the sort that characterised Africa in the past then he hasn't thought this through or he is being selfish. But don't take anyone's word for it or Romanticise Revolutions, do research. look at nations of Africa or include South America and the Caribbean. Draw up a list of nations whose citizens were historically the most reactionary and compare them to nations whose citizens were comparatively less so. Next compare the level of development achieved by list of historically restive nations versus docile ones today.

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Blazebond:
He will be sent out of Ghana soon,but why is he not trying to get into Europe or America and seek asylum there instead of running around Africa,can't he make moves to enter into Sweden, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg,Norway and co,abi those countries already know say the guy na lamba and cruise master

That's 'cause the nations you mentioned won't offer him asylum unless they believe the Nigeria state is genuinely a threat to his well-being due to his investigative activities. Through back-channels and other overt and clandestine means, majority of these european Nations are kept informed of the true nature and realities in many relatively important third world Nations like Nigeria. You could safely wager your house on the bet that the UK and America governments know David Hundeyin more thoroughly than either the Nigeria state or David Hundeyin's parents.

Besides, for decades, ordinary Nigerians tried to exploit the asylum system to get into Europe and America. In response, Western nations began thoroughly investigating Nigeria's realities and the background to claims by Nigerians. Western Nations know Nigeria more indepthly than everyday Nigeria citizens realise. You cant pull the wool over thire eyes .... unless they willfully acquiesce due perhaps to Realpolitiks.

Regular glass is brittle and fragile. But pure glass coated on DNA is a different beast entirely.

Scientists have successfully combined the intricate structure of DNA with the purity of glass to create a material that boasts both lightness and unprecedented strength. The resulting supermaterial is five times lighter yet four times stronger than steel. This makes it "the strongest known" for its given density, according to the scientists who forged the material from the University of Connecticut, Columbia University, and Brookhaven National Lab.

The quest for materials that perfectly balance strength and lightness has always been a challenge. The two characteristics often seem at odds with each other, but that doesn't have to be the case. In fact, as a team of dedicated researchers showed, these two traits can sometimes go hand in hand.

Most cool science projects feature some equally cool inspiration. This time it came from Iron Man's iconic suit.

"I am a big fan of Iron Man movies, and I have always wondered how to create a better armor for Iron Man. It must be very light for him to fly faster. It must be very strong to protect him from enemies' attacks. Our new material is five times lighter but four times stronger than steel. So, our glass nanolattices would be much better than any other structural materials to create an improved armor for Iron Man," said Oleg Gang, a nanomaterials scientist at Columbia University.

The crux of their approach lies in exploiting the inherent strengths of glass. Yes, that same glass that shatters with the slightest mishap. The reason why glass breaks easily has to do, in most cases, with imperfections in its structure, like cracks or missing atoms. However, in its purest, most flawless form, a tiny piece of glass can endure pressures that would crumble even some of the sturdiest, heaviest materials.

However, crafting large, unblemished glass pieces is extremely challenging. This is why when using glass as a structural material, a size less than a micrometer thick is nearly always perfect. And since it's lighter than many metals and ceramics, structures made of such pristine nano-sized glass are both powerful and feather-light.

To shape the pure glass particles into a 3D framework, the researchers turned to DNA, which they used as a scaffold. Imagine a house frame, but instead of wood or steel, it's constructed entirely of DNA. This self-assembling DNA framework acts as a skeleton, onto which scientists meticulously applied a glass coating. This delicate balance results in a material that's both robust and lightweight, achieving strengths and densities previously thought impossible.

"The ability to create designed 3D framework nanomaterials using DNA and mineralize them opens enormous opportunities for engineering mechanical properties. But much research work is still needed before we can employ it as a technology," says Gang.

Next, the researchers plan to make even stronger materials using DNA structure. For instance, substituting carbide ceramics for glass could produce materials with even better strength-to-weight ratios. Altering the DNA structure may also heavily improve these ratios. Does this mean that we'll get to see some of these crazy materials embedded into Iron Man-like body armor someday? Who knows, but now we know someone's working on it.

The findings appeared in the journal Cell Reports Physical Science.

Ref: https://www.zmescience.com/science/news-science/dna-glass-stronger-steel/#:~:text=Scientists%20have%20successfully%20combined%20the,four%20times%20stronger%20than%20steel.

Nigerian White Witches Predict Outcome Of Imo, Kogi, Bayelsa Elections

Didn't read article , just had to comment on the adjective highlighted. If any form of mainstream, acceptable, benevolent Witches organization exist in Nigeria, they should not refer to themselves as "White" witches, please. I understand where the nomenclature is derived; nevertheless, you are not obliged by law. At this historic juncture in our relations to others that have politized peoples into racial classifications and groupings it does not serve our young people well taking no stand. Any number or colour names would suffice - if Nigerian Witches isn't acceptable or Black Witches too irrevocably saddled with negative connotations - there are other colours sometimes associated with black people, for instance, Blue and Purple. Ours could be Purple or Blue witches.


We, as Nigerians , particularly owe it to our young ones never to position any European or Asian article as though set in stone. It is nearly our duty to adapt it all to our indigenous, national or racial specification.

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Every Nigerian is a yet unrealised best selling novelist.

Story of the The Black man, his thick skull and walnut brain; wherein he places invincible barriers in front of himself then riels that something mysticals is baring his progress Why attack Nigerians for the things that they excel at such as marriage, child rearing ,the family, tradition, and education ? If you're African, or identify as Black, why not strive to be better than Nigerians by achieving above them rather than trying to be better than them by pulling them down below you?

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The Stella Tera's top speed is said 90 mph, which for a solar powered car is surprising

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Nigerians are on average wealthier than they want to believe thanks to the influences of the practices of Opposition Politics. Legalise these weapons and majority of Nigerians will be armed with AK-47s within the decade. Not even one per family but many, everyone will own at least one - brand new, tukombu or any manner of quality in between.

Now I am fond of playing with ideas and changing paradigms. Perhaps Nigerians should appeal to these legislators on behalf of the rest of Africa instead of Nigeria since it always seems that Nigerians care for other African nations more than Nigeria. Ask them to consider how the amassing of weapons in the hands of Nigerians will lead to the proliferation of weapons throughout West Africa, fueling old conflicts and igniting new ones. This may sober them. He is a Northerner, he should consider the welbing of Niger Republic and Niger people since they care little for Nigeria as exemplified by them threatening Nigeria if Tinabu sent troops to Niger.

Amazon has begun testing humanoid robots in its warehouses, insisting the machines will help eliminate repetitive tasks and not replace people.

The US tech giant has deployed a mobile, bipedal robot called Digit, that can lift and move containers using its “hands” in one of the company’s warehouses near Seattle.

The machine stands at 5ft 9 inches tall, weighs 65kg and can carry up to 35kg.

Amazon said in a blog post: “Its size and shape are well suited for buildings that are designed for humans, and we believe that there is a big opportunity to scale a mobile manipulator solution, such as Digit, which can work collaboratively with employees.”

The robot will initially be used to pick up and collect empty baskets for workers, meaning humans will not need to lift as much.


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Digit has been built by Agility Robotics, a start-up Amazon invested in last year.

The launch comes amid fears that artificial intelligence and robotic automation could rapidly replace millions of jobs in both offices and factories.

Tye Brady, technology chief at Amazon Robotics, told reporters people were “irreplaceable” in its fulfilment centres. He said the launch of Digit “does not” mean Amazon will need fewer human workers, the Guardian reported.

Mr Brady said robots could help to “eliminate all the menial, the mundane and the repetitive” tasks within Amazon’s business.

The tech giant has already deployed hundreds of thousands of other robotic machines across its operations.

On Wednesday, it announced the deployment of a robotic system called Sequoia at a warehouse in Houston. This system combines a robotic workstation with machines for collecting and sorting packages for delivery.

In a blog post, Amazon said: “With this system, employees will no longer have to regularly reach above their heads or squat down to pick customer orders, supporting our efforts to reduce the risk of injuries.”

The tech company has come under pressure in the US from politicians to explain the rate of injuries in some of its warehouses.

It has also developed a robotic arm, called Sparrow, that can identify and sort millions of different types of items.

Amazon said “lost time incidents” were 18pc lower at sites where it had deployed robots, compared to human-only warehouses.