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tishbite41:The design and making of a lot of things come under Engineering and It would be a bit wild to assert that one country makes the best of every single product of Engineering.. You can say some of the finest Automotive, power, construction, marine engines are made by German companies, but what about other products of Engineering? I work a lot with power transformers and submersible pumps, and I can say with every measure of confidence that the best transformers are made by "Brush Corporation" in England, Grunfos of Denmark makes one of the finest submersible pumps in the market, South Koreans have nearly a century reputation for making the best batteries in the world, Italians are known very well in the area of flow systems, Americans are the best in healthcare equipment. It would have been more accurate to say that Europe ranks first in Engineering than to give everything to Germany. |
LikeAking:iPhone has a fairly good share of the gadget market in Nigeria but it's also not correct to state that it is everywhere. I strongly doubt that they control even up to 20% of the market. Even even if they do, it can be said with a good level of confidence that over a 90% is purchased as pre-owned from the UK or the US Nigeria is a poor country. Don't be deceived by the premium cars you see on our roads. Over 95% comes in as used cars. |
We can only hope that they operate for a few years and not run away. European goods have become highly unaffordable in the Nigerian market. If this ugly trend continues, it's only a matter of a year and they'll completely vanish. There's hardly a place in today's Nigeria where you'll see new, original American, European or Japanese goods. Chinese goods have flooded the market because the Naira has become so weak and they can compromise quality.. A 21" in inches can be sold for up a million in that store and tell me how many people can afford such. That's the reason people like me that hate to compromise on quality will continue to patronize pre-owned goods from Europe and the US.. |
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Arkmanbuddy:Go on, man..You are very free to share. Thanks. |
AlphaTaikun:Exactly! You now see why cracks in the old economy will threaten tech since the latter doesn't exist independent of the old, traditional systems. |
When people say that tech is the future, it proves that they do not properly understand what tech entails. Downturns in the fortunes of many tech companies have proven that the tech space isn't insulated from the economic strain of the present time. Who would have ever imagined Facebook downsizing?. Now, fact is that tech never invented anything. Before modern tech(ICT) began, markets had been around, hospitals were already there, farming had already gone past subsistence levels to highly mechanized operations, manufacturing at every level was already active and even exploding, financial institutions were already well developed ,etc... What tech essentially brought was a way to make exchanges between goods and services easier and faster in a world that was increasingly globalizing.. The beauty of tech is in its ubiquity. There's just no area of modern life that tech doesn't find application, just nothing!! The mistake is in looking at tech as an isolated field that is independent of all other systems and that has led to the wide misconception that it is the "future". No system depends on tech rather tech depends on traditional systems. The noise will soon die out when people start to realize that anyone can play in the field. A farmer is in a better position to design softwares or apps that can used to determine how crops respond to agro inputs. So is a medical doctor who understands the clinical space better able to design and use programs that would be relevant in healthcare. You also cannot imagine someone who lacks real world sales experience to create apps that'd be deployed in an ecommerce environment.... The financial promises can be very misleading.. |
Ireportlive:Post-Independence Nigeria is over 60years but still can't efficiently manage hydro and gas powered stations.. Na to run enter nuclear. That must be a joke. I'm very sure you don't know the level of technology it takes to assemble, operate and maintain a nuclear reactor. If it were that basic, every country in Europe would be powered by uranium.. To add to technological inadequacies, politics would compound the problems. If Nigeria by any streak of luck or fortune is able to put up a nuclear reactor, one Fulani Almajiri will be made the chairman of the commission. You can then guess what that would mean. |
TastyFriedPussy:This one too strong oo. I don't like the North and their Abokis but not to this level. This hatred has assumed satanic heights. We aren't friends doesn't mean we are enemies or that I don't want to see you eat. Eat but not at my table. |
tamdun:Fool-ani Idiot or Afonja Urchin, whichever you are. We are Igbos, far way advanced in intellect and superior in socioeconomic development. We shouldn't even be exchanging the same oxygen with you people. I question the geopolitical design that brought us together to coexist as a unit called Nigeria.. There's no crime bigger than that in all of modern history. |
Aliyullahi:Fulani idiot has spoken! |
What did Igbos do in Nigeria? Who did we offend? Why is our progress hated? Since these Fulani fundamentalists took over power and shared the Zoo among themselves and gave crumbs the Afonja Urchins, Igbos have never had a moment of rest. Everything we do to escape this hellish situation is fought and destroyed before it even becomes a deed..Tufiakwa.... Even as e still bad, Igbos must dey wear shoe, Hausa go dey polish am for us |
You see, there's no tribe in this country that its people don't love money. There just isn't. The only difference is that we(Igbos) have the guts to go for the bags, whatever it takes.. Other tribes have a shorter threshold to endure pains, take risks, make sacrifices. They tire out too quickly or they don't even try at all. If crimes were limited to low level, petty and relatively lower risk activities, I can't bet that Igbos would have been far outnumbered in Nigeria's crime world. We are only talked about because whenever we do crime,we do it so big that the whole world trembles.. |
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Better follow professional medical advice before Afonja urchins and their Agbado master will tell you to start giving your girlfriend agbo jedi. |
I stand with the lecturer on this. Skating is a sport but not every sporting activity should be done in this part of the world. Both the right infrastructure and a functional healthcare system to handle associated injuries ought be in place before certain activities can be carried out.. We can't be copying the whiteman in everything and forget that the realities are different and wide apart. If oyibo skates and fractures a bone or even his spine, he has a functional system to carter for medical expenses and has a better chance of coming back on his feet. If the same fate befalls that foolish girl while skating, her people will start begging to fly her abroad for treatment.. |
My passion is inspired and guided by beauty in its purest form. Because of this, I'm naturally drawn to creating the best living conditions( Buildings and living spaces) that incorporate natural landscapes, clean energy and other aesthetic features in a harmonious and sustainable way |
Wetin pain me pass na how that guy man just dey do stunt for one aboki. Coming from the South already makes you superior to a Northerner. Why then would you have to go as far as undertaking life threatening stunts to please an Aboki? Know your worth next time! |
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Progress is hated so much in Nigeria and that's also the reason Igbos are hated. Nothing more. If na Aboki or Afonja get that cocaine, they'll never crack that syndicate much less burn goods worth that amount. We are Igbos and when we do crime, we do it big. Afonja or Aboki can never trade any illicit drug worth that amount. They are always doing marijuana or other low, dirty, agbero substances of a few thousands.. Igbos must dey wear shoe, Hausa must dey polish am for us |
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sukkot:I don't think of my life as having spiritual issues from the outside. What we call "spiritual blocks" are the result of one's disobedience to the laws that govern life and existence. Anyway, what are the details of your findings? I mean what the spiritual blocks imply for my immediate, material life |
sukkot:Wow, really interesting. Pls delve into mine too. I'd love to have that perspective on life issues too June 8, 1992 is the date of birth.. Thanks |
The North remains the biggest problem of Nigeria. I'd rather have Agbado bishop as the president of a country comprising states from the South-East, South-West and South-South than having us share a country with the North. We are in the midst of a total collapse but these Nothiners are too obtuse to understand the reality. Close your eyes and imagine where we ought be today by every index of development but look at the sad reality. Go through the medal table at the commonwealth games and you'd see that all the medals Nigeria got were from either Igbos or Yoruba. Nothing good comes from the North! Just Nothing. |
Siofra is irreversibly mad. Na her type dey vote Tinubu |
We are still waiting to hear confessions from Nairaland's resident pastor. He must have been a daredevil armed robber in the class of Aninih, Osunbor, Osisikankwu and Ngwuekeluomu, |
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Which dirty human right?. If you've ever owned or managed a business in which theft is rife among employees, you would know that no measure is too draconian to serve as a deterrent. Theft and other irregularities kill businesses faster than all other factors combined. Why do you think hotels go out of business so easily? It's because the managers, receptionists, bartenders and cooks collaborate to give out rooms on short time stay, use the hotel's facilities to do their private businesses, steal food items and drinks, spoil things, and get paid at the end of the month while the MD is thrown into a cycle of unending repairs that fleece him of his profits and capital. Before a few months, the hotel becomes a shadow of itself, the same ruthless personnel run away and it's a wrap. When certain stories are narrated in a very sensational manner, this is usually the result and since a politician is involved, he's the villain by default. |
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This level of foolishness is unprecedented. Any healthy person can easily draw correct inferences from what you just narrated. When did betting become a genuine means of making a living that the person who doesn't win stakes is considered unlucky? I think your friend even ranks higher than you in the natural scheme of things and the reason is that you've long surrendered to base desires through your winnings while his "misfortune " might even help him forge another path to a sustainable means.. |
