₦airaland Forum

oyinkinola:
then you can garanti my safety?

dunno wat is Garanti

Your Steewpidity is never in doubt,come to Onitsha and see how Northerners scattered everywhere searching for their daily bread

Onuku baminda

MERLIN SEASON 7--in d land of boko haram nd time of fuel scarcity nd rise in dollar,the destiny of a great nation rest on the shoulder of a confused president. His name is...............?

MERLIN SEASON 7--in d land of boko haram nd time of fuel scarcity nd rise in dollar,the destiny of a great nation rest on the shoulder of a confused president. His name is...............?

See as this place looks like Europe
Igbo Amaka

AtlanticBreeze:
obviously you have lost the argument. Go and knack your head on peter obi's foundation. rubbish

i hate argument coz i knw you will stil not concur

AtlanticBreeze:
which foolish foundation? Obi laid the foundation with billions of money allocated to Anambra for 8 years? Its only in Anambra you will hear a governor boasting he laid foundation for a whole 8 years. What foolish foundation? Obi was a failure period.

cool, stand up

Come out from ur home
Move faster

Just 5km

991,tipper,Trailer,tanker is coming

Jump and block

Nairalanders will honour ur stupidity

AtlanticBreeze:
which foolish foundation are you talking about? Peter obi that looted Anambra with petty achievements in 8 years? Obiano is the best! No contest

Stop saying trash

I am Obiano supporter but we all know that Obi laid the Foundation

mikolo80:
Hahahahahahaha. ports don't need Ibo,Ibo needs port cities

you cant laugh at igbos coz they are better dan you

mikolo80:
Hahahahahahaha. ports don't need Ibo,Ibo needs port cities

We all have ports in Igboland...hope u knws dat??

Yorubas you people need to appreciate Igbos for turning tins around for u guys

development

Innovation

Made in Nigeria Quality cheap commodities

Pwayne2016:
Philip Emeagwali
Philip Emeagwali is a Nigerian
inventor and scientist. He has been
living in the United States for many
years. He won the 1989 Gordon Bell
Prize ($1000) for price-performance
in high-performance computing
applications, in an oil reservoir
modeling calculation using a novel
mathematical formulation and
implementation. [1][2]
Biography
Emeagwali was born in Akure , Nigeria
on 23 August 1954. [3] 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. [4][5]
Education
He traveled to the United States to
study under a scholarship following
completion of a correspondence
course at the University of London.
He received a bachelor's degree in
mathematics from Oregon State
University in 1977. He later moved to
Washington DC, receiving in 1986 a
master's degree from George
Washington University in ocean and
marine engineering, and a second
master's in applied mathematics
from the University of Maryland. Next
magazine claims that Emeagwali
claimed to have further degrees. [6]
[5] During this time, he worked as a
civil engineer at the Bureau of Land
Reclamation in Wyoming.
Court case and the denial of degree
Emeagwali studied for a Ph.D. degree
from the University of Michigan from
1987 through 1991. His thesis was
not accepted by a committee of
internal and external examiners and
thus he was not awarded the degree.
Emeagwali filed a court challenge,
stating that the decision was a
violation of his civil rights and that
the university had discriminated
against him in several ways because
of his race. The court challenge was
dismissed, as was an appeal to the
Michigan state Court of Appeals. [7]
Super computing
Emeagwali received the 1989 Gordon
Bell Prize for an application of the
CM-2 massively-parallel computer.
The application used computational
fluid dynamics for oil-reservoir
modelling. He won in the "price/
performance" category, with a
performance figure of about 400
Mflops /$1M. The winner in the
"performance" category, Mobil
Research and Thinking Machines,
used the CM-2 for seismic data
processing and achieved the higher
ratio of 500 Mflops/$1M. The judges
decided on one award per entry. [2]
[1] His method involved each
microprocessor communicating with
six neighbours. [5]
Emeagwali's simulation was the first
program to apply a pseudo-time
approach to reservoir modeling. [1]
Accolades
Price/performance – 1989
Gordon Bell Prize , IEEE ($1,000
prize) [2]
Emeagwali was voted the "35th-
greatest African (and greatest African
scientist) of all time" in a survey by
New African magazine. [8] [ citation
needed ]
His achievements were quoted in a
speech by Bill Clinton as an example
of what Nigerians could achieve
when given the opportunity. [9]

what Nigerians could gain when Igbos are given the opporturnity to rules dis hell called Nigeria

Philip Emeagwali Philip Emeagwali is a Nigerian inventor and scientist. He has been living in the United States for many years. He won the 1989 Gordon Bell Prize ($1000) for price-performance in high-performance computing applications, in an oil reservoir modeling calculation using a novel mathematical formulation and implementation. [1][2] Biography Emeagwali was born in Akure , Nigeria on 23 August 1954. [3] 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. [4][5] Education He traveled to the United States to study under a scholarship following completion of a correspondence course at the University of London. He received a bachelor's degree in mathematics from Oregon State University in 1977. He later moved to Washington DC, receiving in 1986 a master's degree from George Washington University in ocean and marine engineering, and a second master's in applied mathematics from the University of Maryland. Next magazine claims that Emeagwali claimed to have further degrees. [6] [5] During this time, he worked as a civil engineer at the Bureau of Land Reclamation in Wyoming. Court case and the denial of degree Emeagwali studied for a Ph.D. degree from the University of Michigan from 1987 through 1991. His thesis was not accepted by a committee of internal and external examiners and thus he was not awarded the degree. Emeagwali filed a court challenge, stating that the decision was a violation of his civil rights and that the university had discriminated against him in several ways because of his race. The court challenge was dismissed, as was an appeal to the Michigan state Court of Appeals. [7] Super computing Emeagwali received the 1989 Gordon Bell Prize for an application of the CM-2 massively-parallel computer. The application used computational fluid dynamics for oil-reservoir modelling. He won in the "price/ performance" category, with a performance figure of about 400 Mflops /$1M. The winner in the "performance" category, Mobil Research and Thinking Machines, used the CM-2 for seismic data processing and achieved the higher ratio of 500 Mflops/$1M. The judges decided on one award per entry. [2] [1] His method involved each microprocessor communicating with six neighbours. [5] Emeagwali's simulation was the first program to apply a pseudo-time approach to reservoir modeling. [1] Accolades Price/performance – 1989 Gordon Bell Prize , IEEE ($1,000 prize) [2] Emeagwali was voted the "35th- greatest African (and greatest African scientist) of all time" in a survey by New African magazine. [8] [ citation needed ] His achievements were quoted in a speech by Bill Clinton as an example of what Nigerians could achieve when given the opportunity. [9]

Igbos are brave,fearless and strong..the bible says no tribe can defeat the people of Israelites

HammerTheirPapa:
Yes you are right, but we yorubas are ingrates and unstable people. I really weep for my people, fulani shiiit is sweeter than gbegriri to us.

just tune in to NTA and see how our oba lilwayne of lagos is sucking up to the fulani sultan.

Odikwa egwu

HammerTheirPapa:
We yorubas are ready to stay under the fulani domination for 500 years. Since Igbos will not vote yorubas again.

but we supported Abiola and OBJ....mention one Igbo politician u people supported

Thank God for my Brothers...hmmmm...Lola!! chukwu aju

Yorubas are u people trying to tell me that In 2019 that you will support the Northerners??

Igbos developed South East and South South plus Lagos and check it out you will see that these places are the most developed part in West Africa..

The last time i checked Fulanis are the poorest tribe in West Africa

Ayiri Emami
Yagolono

PiperAlpha:
In one instance, you're not interested in presiding over the zoo; in another instance, only yeeboes can save Nigeria. You lots are confused. You blame everyone but yourselves for your woes and failures. Hail Biafra - the land of the rising drug.

we are not confused is that Yolobas and Awusas are drawing us back

No14 na gbagam

2019 is for Igbos

shamecurls:
Have you eaten today? Cos you sound so bitter, pained and frustrated.

why defending Rochas?? Is he from South wa.ste

Even mods don dey smoke ni

2undeee:
Una manage get one out of a million Una no make we rest for NL so if him manage work like former kano state Governor Una for call am demi god abi
Fake IPOB

Tundee are from Kano?? please mention ur state Ekiti or Osun??

We know their problem... nwaanyi ofe.mmanu bu amusu tinye ogbayara

We have Igbos in Kogi state
Achuba from Ibaji may be Igala but his ancestral father land is Aguleri....

lekkie073:
When u see technological feats like the Atlantic City project, u cant help just agree dat lagos will soon be a megacity. ..



SE haters can go and jump into d lagoon

Why mention the Good people of South East when we all know that Lagos is No man's land