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Emeagwali Africa's greatest mind- Bill Clinton


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1-bnbeP8VA

Search for a book titled "Making it in America", written by an American by name "Elliot Barkan"
Go to page 110 . . .

Shymm3x:
Everyone, please check the website of the "father of the internet" - enough jokes: http://emeagwali.com/

That's not even a basic website...too poor.

Don't mistake the world wide Web for the internet, the second mistake will be worse than the first.

Emeagwali is referred to as the father of the Internet and not the father of the world wide Web whose father is Tim berners Lee

TheOtherview:
Can't fake the funk...

Source:

He should work on his craft, but promote his wife for now not himself - till his CV can measure up to his wife's.

Nice CV...and that shows he's not dumb if he could get a woman like that. He just broke one of the ten crack commandments by getting high on his own supply.

kettykings:
Don't mistake the world wide Web for the internet, the second mistake will be worse than the first.

Emeagwali is referred to as the father of the Internet and not the father of the world wide Web whose father is Tim berners Lee

Did you read and comprehend what I posited? Go back and read it again, and do it carefully this time.

I specifically said Robert Kahn is credited as the one who invented the internet. However, even Tim Berners-Lee who invented the WWW never gets that much credit. Is that too difficult to understand?

Shymm3x:
Did you read and comprehend what I posited? Go back and read it again, and do it carefully this time.

I specifically said Robert Kahn is credited as the one who invented the internet. However, even Tim Berners-Lee who invented the WWW never gets that much credit. Is that too difficult to understand?

Again Robert khan co invented the tcp /ip protocol and not the internet the protocol runs the internet but it is not the internet.

kettykings:
Again Robert khan invented the tcp /ip protocol and not the internet the protocol runs the internet but it is not the internet.

What's the internet without TCP/IP?

And how are computer networks interconnected?

It is so apalling the reputed academic accomplishment of Emeguali is monopolising discussion in our CLIME. The fraud Mr Emeguali perpetuated concerning his discovery in the computer world had been given the lie time after time. eEmeguali lied that the Bell award he was awarded by default is the equivalent of the Nobel, that outright falsity never fails to excit my risible faculty. As we discuss now, Emeguali is jobless. He has a tract record of being highly litigious and an of being a lover of unmerited entitlements. This pastmaster of forgery and incurable fraudster has hoodwinked gullible Nigerians into swallowing hook, link, sinker and Fisher his mystical status of being a computer genius after the manner of Bill Gates. It is lamentable that most persons are too intellectually indolent to check the false claim of the intellectual midget who goes by the name of Philips Emeguali - a by word for fraud.

Shymm3x:
What's the internet without TCP/IP?

And how are computer networks interconnected?

Again understand that there many other protocols that run in the internet e.g SMTP for your mails , HTTP For your Web pages , FTP for your file transfer.

The internet happens to be the sum total of the interconnected systems and infrastructure spanning the globe and linking billions of devices of which your phone is one of them. The protocol that these interconnected devices use to communicate is the tcp / ip protocol while some protocols like voip enable voice calls over the Internet.

kettykings:
Again understand that there many other protocols that run in the internet e.g SMTP for your mails , HTTP For your Web pages , FTP for your file transfer.

The internet happens to be the sum total of the interconnected systems and infrastructure spanning the globe and linking billions of devices of which your phone is one of them. The protocol that these interconnected devices use to communicate is the tcp / ip protocol while some protocols like voip enable voice calls over the Internet.

You're obviously a computer illiterate! And you never answered my questions.

Can these protocols work without TCP/IP? And how will they work without the primary thing used to interconnect all the computers since the internet is basically the interconnection of computers?

Shymm3x:
You're obviously a computer illiterate! And you never answered my questions.

Can these protocols work without TCP/IP? And how will they work without the primary thing used to interconnect all the computers since the internet is basically the interconnection of computers?

Ok

kettykings:
Ok

You never answered by questions but let me educate you.

The internet is basically TCP/IP and without TCP/IP there won't be what you refer to as internet. What you will have are lone standing computers everywhere.

Thank me later.

All I know is that he won a Gordon's prize for supercomputing, a feat no African has achieved.
That's what we are celebrating .

DBlackCeazer:
It is so apalling the reputed academic accomplishment of Emeguali is monopolising discussion in our CLIME. The fraud Mr Emeguali perpetuated concerning his discovery in the computer world had been given the lie time after time. eEmeguali lied that the Bell award he was awarded by default is the equivalent of the Nobel, that outright falsity never fails to excit my risible faculty. As we discuss now, Emeguali is jobless. He has a tract record of being highly litigious and an of being a lover of unmerited entitlements. This pastmaster of forgery and incurable fraudster has hoodwinked gullible Nigerians into swallowing hook, link, sinker and Fisher his mystical status of being a computer genius after the manner of Bill Gates. It is lamentable that most persons are too intellectually indolent to check the false claim of the intellectual midget who goes by the name of Philips Emeguali - a by word for fraud.

Awon ale ti soro

InyinyaAgbaOku:
All I know is that he won a Gordon's prize for supercomputing, a feat no African has achieved.
That's what we are celebrating .

When some sections of Nigeria see someone doing what they can never be able to do from another section of the country they will try to use what ever they can to fight it

dude do you get paid to create FALSE rumors about any igbo person , your hate for them has eaten you so deep .. jeeezzz ymodulus you better change.

later you will be the one shouting OnE Nigeria. #cheers#

United Nations Website

http://www.unhcr.org/3b72550f0.html

Whoa! This is decimation with facts!

imhotep:
United Nations Website

http://www.unhcr.org/3b72550f0.html

chinolization:
Whoa! This is decimation with facts!

"Anu gbaa ajo oso, anyi agba ya ajo egbe".

Toronto's "Black Community News Network"

http://toronto.bcnn.ca/prof-philip-emeagwali/

I think this settles it. Which means without Emeagwali there may not be internet as we have it today being that Emeagwali contributed more than any other person to the emergency of internet today. And all these are coming from credibles sources.

This is mind blowing.

imhotep:
Toronto's "Black Community Network"

http://toronto.bcnn.ca/prof-philip-emeagwali/

musabuhari:
Dr Philip Emeagwali: Outlining the 25 Discovery Of Nigeria World Greatest Scientist

Philip Emeagwali (born in 1954) is a Nigerian-born engineer, mathematician, computer scientist and geologist. He was the winner of the 1989 Gordon Bell Prize in the "price/performance" category, for his use of a Connection Machine .

supercomputer
Emeagwali was born in Akure, Nigeria on 23 August 1954.[1] His early schooling was suspended in 1967 as a result of the Nigerian Civil War. At 14 years, he served in the Biafran army. After the war he completed high-school equivalence through self-study.
He is married to Dale Brown Emeagwali, a noted African-American microbiologist

A Nigerian has joined the ranks of Steve Job of Apple Computer and Bill Gates of Microsoft in the world of communication and computing.
Dr. Philip Emeagwali, originally from Onitsha, Anambra state, Nigeria, although born in Akure, Ondo State in August 1954, has made history - he is one of those being honored during the 50th anniversary of the computer.
Among Dr. Emeagwali's scientific achievements are:
1) World's fastest computation of 3.1 billion calculations per second in 1989;
2) World record for solving the largest partial differential equations with 8 million grid points in 1989;
3)World record for solving the largest weather forecasting equations with 128 million grid points in 1990;
4) World record for an unprecedented parallel computer speedup of 2048 in 1989;
5) World record for an unprecedented parallel computer speedup of 65536 in 1990;
6) First successful implementation of a petroleum reservoir model on a massively parallel computer in 1989;
7) Credited with alerting the petroleum industry that massively parallel computers can be used to recover more oil;
First to program a massively parallel computer to outperform a conventional (vector) supercomputer in 1988;
9) First to have applied a pseudo-time approach in reservoir modeling in 1990;
10) Credited with pioneering the use of the "vast resources" of the Internet in supercomputing in the 1980s;
11) Credited with conclusively demonstrating that computers with thousands of processing nodes can solve significant real-world problems in 1989;
12) Formulated the counter-intuitive speedup paradox which states that there are two different but correct theoretical speedup of parallel computers;
13) Formulated the theory of tessellated models for parallel computing;
14) Introduced the concept of network frequency for parallel computers;
15) Introduced the concept of parallel data spaces;
16) Discovered enantiomeric networks;
17) Designed the first Fibonacci hypertree network;
16 Processor Hypertree Computer Network
18) Discovered the relationship between sphere packing and fast computing;
19) Invented hyperball computer networks;
20) Derived new partial differential equations for low inertial fluid flows;
21) Derived error stopping criterion for high inertial-fluid flows;
22) Discovered the analogy between Darcy's equations used in petroleum reservoir simulations and geostrophic equations used in weather forecasting;
23) Derived a new set of porous media flow equations that is vectorizable, parallelizable, and surprisingly, fifty times less computation-intensive than the original formulation;
24) Proved that the use of only Dirichlet type boundary conditions yields more accurate numerical solutions in the vicinity of petroleum producing wells located near the boundary and is therefore suitable for avoiding the coning problem caused by the high velocity of converging flows in the vicinity of wells;
25) Demonstrated the analogy between high-speed computation and high-speed ballistic missile by proving that the mixing of high- and low-resolution timing can lead to fatal error in measuring the performance of fast computers and tracking the motion of fast missiles. This fatal subtraction error resulted in the death, on 25 February 1991, of 28 U.S. servicemen in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia during the Persian Gulf War when the U.S. Patriot missile failed to shoot down the Iraqi Scud missile.
Dr. Emeagwali's academic achievements are alarming. He received his Ph.D. in scientific computing from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor with concentration and research on massively parallel computing with interdisciplinary applications. Although the final approval of his 1057-page dissertation is pending, it has already won several awards from leading technical societies.
Among his other degrees are: Master of Arts in Applied Mathematics from the University of Maryland, College Park; Master of Science degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering, George Washington University, Washington D.C.; Engineer Degree in Ocean and Marine Engineering, George Washington University, Washington D.C.; Bachelor of Science Degree in Mathematics, Oregon State University, Corvallis, with minor in physics and astronomy.
Believe it or not, Philip is still studying. He has completed all but six courses needed to earn a second bachelor's degree in civil engineering; completed sufficient courses for an additional master's degree and the equivalent of two doctoral dissertations.
In honoring Dr. Emeagwali in a full page article on the 50th anniversary of computer, EDS wrote:
"The women and men of EDS salute those whose insights, vision and persistence have contributed to developing this remarkable tool.
"A leader among them is Dr. Philip Emeagwali. Emeagwali is an interdisciplinary computer scientist and inventor who developed software that allowed multiple processors to tackle complex problems simultaneously, paving the way to solving problems once thought unsolvable.
"Inspired by the complex designs of nature, Emeagwali used geometry to prove that bees use the most efficient method possible to construct their honeycombs. He reasoned that a computer based on the honeycomb design could improve efficiency. It did. His design breakthrough allowed 65,000 processors working together to perform the world's fastest computation at 3.1 billion calculations per second. That was three times the speed of the fastest supercomputers of the day - at one-fifth the cost. He is working on developing supercomputers powerful enough to simulate weather trends over a century to investigate atmospheric warming," EDS said.
Dr. Emeagwali was honored by the National Society of Black Engineers during their convention in Nashville, Tennessee from March 27-31, 1996. In a letter dated March 17, 1996 and signed by Jataun Robinson, it said, "I am writing you this letter to congratulate you on winning the National Society of Black Engineers Alumni Extension (NSBE-AE) Pioneer of the Year Award.... During the convention, a special awards luncheon will be held to honor you.... The awards luncheon is on Saturday, March 30, 1996...."
Dr. Emeagwali has been featured in various "Who's Who" books,

Dr. Emeagwali is married with a 5-year-old son, Ijeoma. His wife, Dr. Dale Brown Emeagwali is a molecular biologist. A native of Baltimore, she teaches at Morgan State University.
Dr. Emeagwali, who came to the United States on March 23, 1974, is a member of various professional organizations, such as American Physical Society, Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE), Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Computer Society, Association for Computing Machinery, American Meteorological Society, National Society of Black Engineers, Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association, United States Parachute Association, National Aeronautic Association and American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics.
Dr. Emeagwali is an independent consultant with the City of Saint Paul, Minnesota. He has submitted 41 inventions covering seven technologies to the Patent and Trademark Office. He is now preparing funding proposals to build prototypes of these inventions and create a new company that will market and license the resulting products.
Dr. Emeagwali, 41, is still researching. His other research interests are: Parallel Computing, Routing Networks, Fast Computations, Fluid Dynamics, Pollution Transport, Computational Aerodynamics, Flood Forecasting, Atmospheric and Ocean Models, Petroleum Reservoir Simulation, and Nature-lnspired Networks.
Even Nigerian Embassy could not overlook Dr. Emeagwali's contribution to the American society. In a letter dated Sept. 6, 1990, the then Nigerian Ambassador to the United States, Hon. Hamzat Ahmadu wrote:
"I was very pleased and proud to read of your distinguished achievement in the field of Civil Engineering and Scientific Computing and wish to offer you my sincere congratulations for your remarkable achievement. I am equally pleased to learn that you won the Gordon Bell Prize, for the program you developed which will enable engineers determine where best to place wells in order to capture as much trapped oil as possible. Needless to say that such a program would be of tremendous interest to oil producing countries, including ours.

"By this great accomplishment," the Ambassador continued, "You have shown the world that contrary to many negative press that tend to portray the generality of Nigerians in bad light, particularly in the United States of America, Nigerians are capable of achieving greatness and do indeed excel in many fields. I hope that other Nigerians both within and outside your community will emulate you and set similar high standard of excellence..."

Dr. Emeagwali is interested in motivating African youths. In his letter to the African Herald dated April 11, 1996, he said: "It is my hope that your article(s) will help motivate African youths to pursue high-tech careers and increase the public awareness of the $2.6 billion Africa ONE Project that will bring the Internet to all African countries in 1999."

guy this nes senior me sef. h

USA Embassy Website

http://iipdigital.usembassy.gov/st/english/gallery/2012/06/201206187636.html#axzz3d2fjldkr

musabuhari:
Dr Philip Emeagwali: Outlining the 25 Discovery Of Nigeria World Greatest Scientist

Philip Emeagwali (born in 1954) is a Nigerian-born engineer, mathematician, computer scientist and geologist. He was the winner of the 1989 Gordon Bell Prize in the "price/performance" category, for his use of a Connection Machine .

supercomputer
Emeagwali was born in Akure, Nigeria on 23 August 1954.[1] His early schooling was suspended in 1967 as a result of the Nigerian Civil War. At 14 years, he served in the Biafran army. After the war he completed high-school equivalence through self-study.
He is married to Dale Brown Emeagwali, a noted African-American microbiologist

A Nigerian has joined the ranks of Steve Job of Apple Computer and Bill Gates of Microsoft in the world of communication and computing.
Dr. Philip Emeagwali, originally from Onitsha, Anambra state, Nigeria, although born in Akure, Ondo State in August 1954, has made history - he is one of those being honored during the 50th anniversary of the computer.
Among Dr. Emeagwali's scientific achievements are:
1) World's fastest computation of 3.1 billion calculations per second in 1989;
2) World record for solving the largest partial differential equations with 8 million grid points in 1989;
3)World record for solving the largest weather forecasting equations with 128 million grid points in 1990;
4) World record for an unprecedented parallel computer speedup of 2048 in 1989;
5) World record for an unprecedented parallel computer speedup of 65536 in 1990;
6) First successful implementation of a petroleum reservoir model on a massively parallel computer in 1989;
7) Credited with alerting the petroleum industry that massively parallel computers can be used to recover more oil;
First to program a massively parallel computer to outperform a conventional (vector) supercomputer in 1988;
9) First to have applied a pseudo-time approach in reservoir modeling in 1990;
10) Credited with pioneering the use of the "vast resources" of the Internet in supercomputing in the 1980s;
11) Credited with conclusively demonstrating that computers with thousands of processing nodes can solve significant real-world problems in 1989;
12) Formulated the counter-intuitive speedup paradox which states that there are two different but correct theoretical speedup of parallel computers;
13) Formulated the theory of tessellated models for parallel computing;
14) Introduced the concept of network frequency for parallel computers;
15) Introduced the concept of parallel data spaces;
16) Discovered enantiomeric networks;
17) Designed the first Fibonacci hypertree network;
16 Processor Hypertree Computer Network
18) Discovered the relationship between sphere packing and fast computing;
19) Invented hyperball computer networks;
20) Derived new partial differential equations for low inertial fluid flows;
21) Derived error stopping criterion for high inertial-fluid flows;
22) Discovered the analogy between Darcy's equations used in petroleum reservoir simulations and geostrophic equations used in weather forecasting;
23) Derived a new set of porous media flow equations that is vectorizable, parallelizable, and surprisingly, fifty times less computation-intensive than the original formulation;
24) Proved that the use of only Dirichlet type boundary conditions yields more accurate numerical solutions in the vicinity of petroleum producing wells located near the boundary and is therefore suitable for avoiding the coning problem caused by the high velocity of converging flows in the vicinity of wells;
25) Demonstrated the analogy between high-speed computation and high-speed ballistic missile by proving that the mixing of high- and low-resolution timing can lead to fatal error in measuring the performance of fast computers and tracking the motion of fast missiles. This fatal subtraction error resulted in the death, on 25 February 1991, of 28 U.S. servicemen in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia during the Persian Gulf War when the U.S. Patriot missile failed to shoot down the Iraqi Scud missile.
Dr. Emeagwali's academic achievements are alarming. He received his Ph.D. in scientific computing from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor with concentration and research on massively parallel computing with interdisciplinary applications. Although the final approval of his 1057-page dissertation is pending, it has already won several awards from leading technical societies.
Among his other degrees are: Master of Arts in Applied Mathematics from the University of Maryland, College Park; Master of Science degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering, George Washington University, Washington D.C.; Engineer Degree in Ocean and Marine Engineering, George Washington University, Washington D.C.; Bachelor of Science Degree in Mathematics, Oregon State University, Corvallis, with minor in physics and astronomy.
Believe it or not, Philip is still studying. He has completed all but six courses needed to earn a second bachelor's degree in civil engineering; completed sufficient courses for an additional master's degree and the equivalent of two doctoral dissertations.
In honoring Dr. Emeagwali in a full page article on the 50th anniversary of computer, EDS wrote:
"The women and men of EDS salute those whose insights, vision and persistence have contributed to developing this remarkable tool.
"A leader among them is Dr. Philip Emeagwali. Emeagwali is an interdisciplinary computer scientist and inventor who developed software that allowed multiple processors to tackle complex problems simultaneously, paving the way to solving problems once thought unsolvable.
"Inspired by the complex designs of nature, Emeagwali used geometry to prove that bees use the most efficient method possible to construct their honeycombs. He reasoned that a computer based on the honeycomb design could improve efficiency. It did. His design breakthrough allowed 65,000 processors working together to perform the world's fastest computation at 3.1 billion calculations per second. That was three times the speed of the fastest supercomputers of the day - at one-fifth the cost. He is working on developing supercomputers powerful enough to simulate weather trends over a century to investigate atmospheric warming," EDS said.
Dr. Emeagwali was honored by the National Society of Black Engineers during their convention in Nashville, Tennessee from March 27-31, 1996. In a letter dated March 17, 1996 and signed by Jataun Robinson, it said, "I am writing you this letter to congratulate you on winning the National Society of Black Engineers Alumni Extension (NSBE-AE) Pioneer of the Year Award.... During the convention, a special awards luncheon will be held to honor you.... The awards luncheon is on Saturday, March 30, 1996...."
Dr. Emeagwali has been featured in various "Who's Who" books,

Dr. Emeagwali is married with a 5-year-old son, Ijeoma. His wife, Dr. Dale Brown Emeagwali is a molecular biologist. A native of Baltimore, she teaches at Morgan State University.
Dr. Emeagwali, who came to the United States on March 23, 1974, is a member of various professional organizations, such as American Physical Society, Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE), Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Computer Society, Association for Computing Machinery, American Meteorological Society, National Society of Black Engineers, Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association, United States Parachute Association, National Aeronautic Association and American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics.
Dr. Emeagwali is an independent consultant with the City of Saint Paul, Minnesota. He has submitted 41 inventions covering seven technologies to the Patent and Trademark Office. He is now preparing funding proposals to build prototypes of these inventions and create a new company that will market and license the resulting products.
Dr. Emeagwali, 41, is still researching. His other research interests are: Parallel Computing, Routing Networks, Fast Computations, Fluid Dynamics, Pollution Transport, Computational Aerodynamics, Flood Forecasting, Atmospheric and Ocean Models, Petroleum Reservoir Simulation, and Nature-lnspired Networks.
Even Nigerian Embassy could not overlook Dr. Emeagwali's contribution to the American society. In a letter dated Sept. 6, 1990, the then Nigerian Ambassador to the United States, Hon. Hamzat Ahmadu wrote:
"I was very pleased and proud to read of your distinguished achievement in the field of Civil Engineering and Scientific Computing and wish to offer you my sincere congratulations for your remarkable achievement. I am equally pleased to learn that you won the Gordon Bell Prize, for the program you developed which will enable engineers determine where best to place wells in order to capture as much trapped oil as possible. Needless to say that such a program would be of tremendous interest to oil producing countries, including ours.

"By this great accomplishment," the Ambassador continued, "You have shown the world that contrary to many negative press that tend to portray the generality of Nigerians in bad light, particularly in the United States of America, Nigerians are capable of achieving greatness and do indeed excel in many fields. I hope that other Nigerians both within and outside your community will emulate you and set similar high standard of excellence..."

Dr. Emeagwali is interested in motivating African youths. In his letter to the African Herald dated April 11, 1996, he said: "It is my hope that your article(s) will help motivate African youths to pursue high-tech careers and increase the public awareness of the $2.6 billion Africa ONE Project that will bring the Internet to all African countries in 1999."

guy this news senior me sef. hw will someone born in 1954 be 41 years old. guy abeg edit ur tori don old...haba

Some local news
Punch Website.

http://www.punchng.com/foreign-metro/superbrain-of-africa/

..and this report was from last year! Cool!

imhotep:
Some local news
Punch Website.

http://www.punchng.com/foreign-metro/superbrain-of-africa/

zleemshaddy:
dude do you get paid to create FALSE rumors about any igbo person , your hate for them has eaten you so deep .. jeeezzz ymodulus you better change.

later you will be the one shouting OnE Nigeria. #cheers#

Na wah o, will you be so passionate about the Phillips'cause if he were not Igbo and happens to be Hausa or Igbira. You people have refused to address one single allegation that damages the reputation of Bro. Phillip but keep spamming the thread with websites where his face appears as if those sites and bodies cannot be wrong, or CNN, or Bill Clinton cannot make a mistake when a whole USA went to war on false intelligence dragging UK along.

The issues that remain unaddressed are:
- Did Bro.Phillip drag his school management to court or not?
- What was the substance of the case as regards award of his Ph.D?
- Did he win or lose the court case?
- Does he claim to be a Ph.D holder?
- Where did he obtain his doctorate and in what subject?
- Is Gordon Bell prize the highest award in computing as claimed on his website?
- How many peer reviewed publication does he have to his name?
- Did he claim to have patents on website?
- How many did he claim and how many are traceable to him from public records?
- Where is he currently employed or is he self-employed?
- What are his latest scientific breakthrough since the Gordon Bell prize?

This has nothing to do with his name or his tribe or race, most of these questions are better answered in order to quiet the nay sayers than spamming the thread with citations that does not betray any rigorous research or reading between lines

Stop crying.

All that you are crying over cannot change the fact that Emeagwali is Africa's greatest mind, Bill Gates of Africa and above all the father of the internet.

All the news sites cannot be wrong on one issue. From CNN to BBC to Canada to UNCHR etc they are all affirming thr same thing that Emeagwali is Africa's greatest mind and father of the internet and you want us to believe your bigoted jargon that is borne out hate, frustration and bitterness.

Deal with the harsh truth.


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Imokay:
Na wah o, will you be so passionate about the Phillips'cause if he were not Igbo and happens to be Hausa or Igbira. You people have refused to address one single allegation that damages the reputation of Bro. Phillip but keep spamming the thread with websites where his face appears as if those sites and bodies cannot be wrong, or CNN, or Bill Clinton cannot make a mistake when a whole USA went to war on false intelligence dragging UK along.

The issues that remain unaddressed are:
- Did Bro.Phillip drag his school management to court or not?
- What was the substance of the case as regards award of his Ph.D?
- Did he win or lose the court case?
- Does he claim to be a Ph.D holder?
- Where did he obtain his doctorate and in what subject?
- Is Gordon Bell prize the highest award in computing as claimed on his website?
- How many peer reviewed publication does he have to his name?
- Did he claim to have patents on website?
- How many did he claim and how many are traceable to him from public records?
- Where is he currently employed or is he self-employed?
- What are his latest scientific breakthrough since the Gordon Bell prize?

This has nothing to do with his name or his tribe or race, most of these questions are better answered in order to quiet the nay sayers than spamming the thread with citations that does not betray any rigorous research or reading between lines

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This man is a fraud.. Nigerians don't like read and research.. His case has been over-talked and debated on NL other Naija e-forums.

kettykings:
If CNN calls this man the father of the Internet then who or what are the mushroom yoruba media whose brown paper journalists mostly either don't have degrees or parade half worth degrees to say that he is a fraud. The same negative forces fighting Okonjo iweala and Stella Oduah but who never minded Tinubu's forged certificates and even voted for a general with forged certificates to be the president.


I have never witnessed such foolish and tribal hypocrisy.

More Igbos have exposed his fraud than other ethnicities . Don't make it about tribe!!

adconline:
More Igbos have exposed his fraud than other ethnicities . Don't make it about tribe!!

You mean those non igbos using Igbo names to make it look real?

chinolization:
Stop crying.

All that you are crying over cannot change the fact that Emeagwali is Africa's greatest mind, Bill Gates of Africa and above all the father of the internet.

All the news sites cannot be wrong on one issue. From CNN to BBC to Canada to UNCHR etc they are all affirming thr same thing that Emeagwali is Africa's greatest mind and father of the internet and you want us to believe your bigoted jargon that is borne out hate, frustration and bitterness.

Deal with the harsh truth.


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As usual you fail to address a single issue raised by skeptics, is there any sense of honor in your DNA at all? Is your name worthy of defense?
Take on any one of the questions and show it is affirmative in favour of Bro. Phillip ( as we are no longer sure he has a Ph.D)