₦airaland Forum

thesicilian:
True.
Offline Nigerians usually try to act respectful and polite and all that, but once they cloak themselves with the anonymity of the internet they let themselves go

You know as e dey go jor...

They'll be like... "I'm in my house, come and beat me"...

Lols

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0zSq3wQADic

Nice

ShinjaWWest:
Sanni is not a Muslim name ..
Sanni is different from sani

You are incorrect here.

SANNI [with the double letters "N"] is the Yoruba spelling or rendition of the Muslim name Sani. Those who I've known for years who use SANNI as family names are Yoruba families [who are Muslims by faith].

NOTE that the FIRST EVER female combat fighter jet pilot with the Nigerian Air Force is Flying Officer Kafayat Omolara Sanni. She's also from a Muslim family in Yorubaland. The way Arabic or Muslim names are spelled varies from one ethnic culture to another or one country to the other. For instance, in French-speaking countries such as Niger, Mali, Senegal, etc, Ahmadu is rendered as Amadou. Shehu is rendered as Shehou, Mohammed is rendered as Muhammadou.


Kafayat Omolara Sanni
=>https://www.aviationfile.com/kafayat-sanni-the-first-nigerian-female-fighter-jet-pilot/

Blessing Liman [born in 1984] from Southern Kaduna has the record of being the FIRST EVER Nigerian Air Force female pilot BUT NOT as a combat pilot like Kafayat Omolara Sanni and Tolulope Arotile (first Nigerian Air Force combat helicopter pilot) achieved in 2019. Both Kafayat Omolara Sanni and Tolulope Arotile actually flew their individual combat aircraft on several bombing missions to terrorist locations while Blessing Liman simply flies regular aircraft such as the Presidential Fleet.

So, the Fatimah Sanni in the OP's article is either a young Yoruba lady or she is married to a Yoruba man. The other young lady in the article, Eseosa Ekanem is definitely either from Edo State BUT married to an Akwa Ibom State man OR she could be of MIXED Edo and Akwa Ibom States parentage.

I know the dotcom is taken.

alphaconde:
Let our leaders join us on this train lets make africa work.

Its doable

If they support it, how will they siphon money?

samnet123:
UK TV Calls Nigerian Scientists British For Inventing Breakthrough Battery.

UK scientists become the first in the world to make a diamond battery. Nigerians Eseosa Ekanem and Fatimah Sanni are key members of this fantastic discovery and innovation.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fn_mU1r6em4

Impressive.

Why are people in this forum so gullible towards wicked OPs who twist the truth for views?

Any why don't mods conduct due diligence before pushing this to the front page?

Theses ladies were part of a wider team who contributed to the breakthrough.

MyExpression:
Dr. Adedibu of blessed memory.

She created the cure for ebola virus.

That's an invention in Health science.


Elon Musk...oya come and buy this tech company for our next Tesla.

While I agree with your stance, this claim is false.

I had to scroll through the whole thread, and am stunned that no one was able to point out the falsehood of your claim.


The name you mispronounced is Late Dr Ameyo Adadevoh,

What she is renowned for is not inventing a cure for the Ebola virus, but for preventing its spread by restraining and preventing a patient Patrick Sawyer from Liberia from moving about to spread the virus.

She had him quarantined despite international pressure, thereby saving Nigeria from what would most likely have been an epidemic. She even contracted the virus in the process and lost her life.


There is still no cure for Ebola by the way.

Iykenuwa:
While I agree with your stance, this claim is false.

I had to scroll through the whole thread, and am stunned that no one was able to point out the falsehood of your claim.


The name you mispronounced is Late Dr Ameyo Adadevoh,

What she is renowned for is not inventing a cure for the Ebola virus, but for preventing its spread be restraining and preventing a patient Patrick Sawyer from Liberia from moving about to spread the virus.

She had him quarantined despite international pressure, thereby saving Nigeria from what would most likely have been an epidemic. She even contracted the virus in the process and lost her life.


There is still no cure for Ebola by the way.

Thanks for the name correction there.
...and good angle to the story.

However, I thought Nigerian medics actually led the team that afterwards contained the spread of Ebola in other parts of Africa...using a vaccine/medication invented in Nigeria...by the late Dr Adadevoh