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Here’s is an interview with one of the developers
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You might have wondered why a robotics company was based way out in the sticks of Gunma. Well that’s because Sakakibara is actually a farm machinery company creating equipment such as feeding machines and automatic soil aeration.

However, the agriculture business as we know it has been on the decline for quite some time, so Sakakibara decided to diversify into amusement machines, utilizing their know-how of safety and ease of use that goes into their farming equipment.

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Sakakibara Kikai has developed other robots and amusement machines alongside its main agriculture equipment business and rents them out for about ¥100,000 ($930) an hour, for kids’ birthday parties and other entertainment.
The company has created robots as varied as the 3.4-meter tall Landwalker, the smaller Kid’s Walker Cyclops and the MechBoxer boxing machine — but the mighty Mononofu towers over them all and executes more complex movements.

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MONONOFU is designed to resemble robots from various Japanese animation such as GUNDAM, and features a cockpit from which you can control all movements. It even has a lift that takes the pilot up to the cockpit from the ground! According to Masaaki, the company’s initial plan was for something slightly shorter.
“We were thinking of around five to six metres. But because we wanted a cockpit, that height will not be enough,” he explained.


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Standing at 8.46 m (27 ft 9 in) tall, 4.27 m (14 ft) long and 4 m (13 ft 1 in) wide, two-legged robot weighing in at more than 7 tons, Sakakibara Kikai's beast named MONONOFU (meaning "samurai warrior" in Japanese) holds a Guinness World Records title for the largest humanoid robot vehicle.

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Mononofu became larger than the door to the warehouse. This means that it can’t go outside without them either dismantling it or the building itself

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Developed by engineer Masaaki Nagumo from Sakakibara Kikai, a maker of farming machinery based in Gunma Prefecture, Japan This humanoid looking beast can move its fingers and turn its upper body, and walk forward and backward, thus setting the new world record for being the Largest humanoid robot (largest humanoid vehicle), according to the WORLD RECORD ACADEMY.


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It’s movement was eerily smooth, as if it had wheels on the bottom. However, its knees appeared to be moving as if it were walking. Nagumo later explained that Mononofu does have wheels but isn’t driven by them. Rather it uses its pelvis and knees to move forward and backward along the wheels.

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SOLIDWORKS is the leader in 3D CAD technology, empowering product design teams with intuitive, high performance software that is easy to use, and provide excellent 3D rendition. it has application in the process , power, telecoms and virtually any industry. We at Advanxis offers a very comprehensive and industrial application based solidworks training
Course Content

Module 1: SolidWorks Basics and the User Interface
Design Intent
File References
Opening Files
The SolidWorks User Interface
Using the Command Manager

Module 2: Introduction to Sketching
2D Sketching
Saving Files
What are We Going to Sketch?
Sketching
Sketch Entities
Basic Sketching
Rules That Govern Sketches
Design Intent
Sketch Relations
Dimensions
Extrude
Sketching Guidelines

Lesson 3: Basic Part Modeling
Basic Modeling
Terminology
Choosing the Best Profile
Choosing the Sketch Plane
Details of the Part
Boss Feature
Sketching on a Planar Face
Cut Feature
View Selector
Using the Hole Wizard
Filleting
Editing Tools
Detailing Basics
Drawing Views
Center Marks
Dimensioning
Changing Parameters

Module 4: Symmetry and Draft
Boss Feature with Draft
Symmetry in the Sketch
Sketching Inside the Model
View Options
Using Model Edges in a Sketch
Creating Trimmed Sketch Geometry
Creating Views of Assemblies
Why Use Patterns?
Linear Pattern
Circular Patterns
Reference Geometry
Planes
Mirror Patterns
Using Pattern Seed Only
Sketch Driven Patterns


Module 5: Revolved Features
Revolved Features
Building the Rim
Building the Spoke
Edit Material
Mass Properties
File Properties
SolidWorks SimulationXpress
Using SolidWorks SimulationXpress
The SimulationXpress Interface
Shelling and Ribs
Analyzing and Adding Draft
Other Options for Draft
Shelling
Ribs
Full Round Fillets
Thin Features
Lesson 8: Editing: Repairs
Part Editing
Editing Topics
Sketch Issues
Freezing Features
FilletXpert

Module 6: Editing: Design Changes
Part Editing
Design Changes
Information From a Model
Rebuilding Tools
Replace Sketch Entity
Sketch Contours
Module 7: Configurations
Congurations
Using Congurations
Other Methods to Creat Congurations
Using Global Variables and Equations
Creating Equalities
Global Variables
Dening the Overall Width
Equations
Creating a Minimum Edge Distance
Modeling Strategies for Congurations
Editing Parts that Have Congurations
Design Library

Module 8: Using Drawings
More About Making Drawings
Section View
Model Views
Broken View
Detail Views
Drawing Sheets and Sheet Formats
Projected Views
Annotations


Module 9: Bottom-Up Assembly
Modeling
Creating a New Assembly
Position of the First Component
Feature Manager Design Tree and
Symbols
Adding Components
Mating Components
Using Part Congurations in assemblies
Sub-assemblies
Smart Mates
Inserting Sub-assemblies
Pack and Go

Module 10: Using Assemblies
Using Assemblies
Analyzing the Assembly
Checking for Clearances
Changing the Values of Dimensions
Exploded Assemblies
Explode Line Sketch
Bill of Materials
Assembly Drawings

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Advanxis Technologies & Process Automation in conjunction with advanced Center for Engineering Career and Technology (ACECATECH) as part of their Easter promo is offering discount of 20% on their PLC automation training. The extensive practical PLC training will cover most of the popularly used PLC vendors in Nigeria such as Allen Bradley, Siemens, Ge Fanuc, Mitsubishi, Omron, ABB, etc. Also our trainee will be drilled in all IEEE 1131-3 standard such as LD, FBD, IL, SFC and ST and more. It will also be practical and application based as we are going to carry out typical PLC based application in the oil and gas, packaging, food and beverage/bottling, petrochemical, power, etc industries

About the Automation Training
In recent times automation is increasingly taking over the industrial production systems and processes prompting a high demand for skilled automation engineers and technicians. Many industrial production systems and processes that were once manually run are now mostly automated. There is hardly any well established industry that does not employ automation in one form or the other. For instance, in the oil and gas industry automation is employed to control the flow, level, etc of petroleum product in a process control system. In the bottling industry automation is employed in the filling, cocking and packaging processes. In the power industry automation is normally deployed and utilized in the monitoring and control of power system parameters. The list goes on to include petrochemical, pharmaceutical, Food & beverage, packaging, automobile, chemical, Robotics, Marine, Agricultural, utility, Telecommunication, etc. in fact, it is projected in the business circle that a time will come when industrial production system and processes will be completely automated thus making automation personnel kings in the industry. This trend no doubt is catching up with the times faster than expected.

PLC an acronym which stands for programmable logic controller is the most widely used microprocessor based control system in the industry. It is a special computer specifically designed and fortified to handle control problems in the industry. It works in conjunction with sensors which serves as feedback to the process or machine and can be likened as the eyes of the PLC. The signals from the sensors are analyzed and controlling actions taking by the PLC on the process/machine according to the stored program of instruction in the memory of the PLC. The PLC ensures consistency, efficiency, economy and safety in the industrial production system and processes.

Who need this training

The training is specifically for Engineers, technologist and technicians as well as those with science background

program Objective

At the end of this Training our trainees will be able to:

Demonstrate a sound Knowledge and understanding of how a PLC system work
Independently design a PLC system to automate a process/machine
Wire and interface PLC system with field devices
Wire up a relay control panel to field devices
Have good knowledge of various PLC brands, their capabilities and industries where they are mostly used
Write PLC program using either of the five Standard IEEE 1131-3 programming languages
Carry out pre-commissioning and commissioning of a typical PLC automated system
Carry out troubleshooting and maintenance on PLC systems
Write PLC programs in various PLC brands such as Siemens, Allen Bradley, Mitsubishi, Delta, Omron etc.
Demonstrate sound knowledge of PLC safety.
Carry out practical hands on networking between various PLCs, PCs, HMI, Field instruments, etc.

PLC Automation Training Module

Module I: Introduction to PLC

Basic concept of automation
PLC definition, evolution, advantage and application
PLC system types, brands and product series
Overview and physical examination of various PLC brands (eg Siemens, AB, Delta, Omron, etc)
Practice and exercise

Module II: PLC Hardware and Software

PLC System Hardware Components (PLC system, signal cables, adapters, etc)
PLC internal Architecture
PLC software overview (Semantic step 7, RSlogix, Melsoft, wplsoft, wprolad, CX one, etc)
Practice and Exercise

Module III: Input and output Devices

Concept of sensors
PLC Input devices (Limit Switches, Proximity switches, Photo sensors, encoders, pressure switches, temperature switches etc)
PLC output devices (motors, Relays, valves, solenoid, Lamps, etc)
Practice and exercise

Module IV: PLC Input/output processing and wiring

PLC Input/output unit data processing (concept of sourcing and sinking, Opto isolator, ADC & DAC, Relays, Transistor, Triac, etc)
Signal conditioning
Interfacing Input/Out devices with PLC input/output unit
Wiring Input/Out devices to PLC
PLC remote connection and networking
PLC scan time and addressing
Practice and exercise

Module V: PLC programming

Relay logic programming and practical relay wiring (programming and wiring up discrete relay, Timer, etc on a control panel)
Introduction to IEEE 1131-3 standard (LD, FBD, IL, SFC and ST)
Review and practical programming on the standard IEEE 1131-3 programming languages__ Ladder logic (LD), Function Block Diagram(FBD), Sequential Function Chart (SFC), Instruction List(IL), Structured Test (ST)
Downloading/uploading PLC programs
Practice, Simulation and Exercise

Module VI: Practical PLC Systems design

Program development from control narrative
PLC fault finding and troubleshooting
PLC commissioning ( Forcing Input/output, Testing, etc)
PLC safety (concept of fail-safe, HAZID, HAZOP, SIS, etc)
PLC system Documentation
Practice, simulation and exercise

Module VII: Practical Industrial Application program examples
Temperature control
Automatic Process control
Robotic control systems
Valve sequencing
Practice and exercise

Available PLC brand for training:
Allen Bradley PLC (ControlLogix 5000, Micrologix 1000 & SLC 500)
Siemens PLC (S7 400 & S7 1200)
Other PLCs available

Training start Date: 6th April, 2021
Free accommodation will be provided for trainees coming from outside port Harcourt.
Free Lunch will also be provided for all trainees
Promo applies if you register on or before 1st of March, 2021.

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^^ yeah, some of the trade posted up there don't even require you to be a graduate before you can fit in

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The oil and gas offshore/onshore production platforms often demand technically inclined professionals with outstanding skills, training and experience to man its facility. In an offshore/onshore production setting, various professionals ranging from painters, welders, operators, technicians, document controllers and engineers work together to see that production goals are achieved. In a typical oil and gas production platform there is often very high demand for hands on skilled personnel like the technicians, operators, artisans, etc, far more than any other trade. In fact, these group of workers make up over 80% of workers in the shore hence the list will be dominated by these set of workers.

The following list shows in order the most likely dominant trade you can find in any offshore /onshore production platform

Maintenance Personnel
Maintenance personnel tops the list. Maintenance personnel are responsible for the repairs as well as routine and preventive maintenance of the oil and gas production facilities as well as the living quarters utilities of the accommodation areas. The maintenance team is made up of different unit ranging from instrumentation/controls, mechanical, electrical, HVAC, etc. Each maintenance unit is made up of mainly technician with supervisors heading each unit and onshore support Engineers providing necessary maintenance support from onshore. A minimum of ND or it equivalent is what qualifies one to work as maintenance technician in most offshore/onshore companies.

Instrument/controls personnel
Instrumentation and control professionals are currently the most demanded profession in a typical modern oil and gas production platform maintenance team hence they are often the largest personnel you can find on site within the team. As modern production facilities get increasingly automated so also the demand for automation professionals (Instrumentation, controls, safety controls, etc) increases.

Who’s qualified
Although personnel with Electrical/Electronic background dominate this field. Other engineering professionals or science personnel with appropriate training/certification and or experience can also fit in.

Mechanical system personnel

mechanical system professionals are the second largest group of personnel you can find in the maintenance team. production systems are mechanical in nature so frequent breakdown is always envisaged hence the high demand for mechanical technicians and their allied professionals. Besides, for efficient operation of those equipment the need for routine and preventive maintenance is inevitable. Compressors, Turbines, blowers, hydraulic systems, among others fall within the purview of mechanical professionals. In

Who’s qualified
Although personnel with Mechanical background dominate this field. Other engineering professionals or science personnel with appropriate training/certification and or experience can also fit in.

Electrical System Personnel

This is often the second most sort after professionals in the oil and gas production facility. The fact that the production system utilizes electricity to power it machinery it becomes imperative that adequate personnel be available to ensure that power system is adequately maintained. pumps, compressors, blowers, HVAC, utilities, etc among others are parts of the equipment that is powered by electricity offshore. in fact, a typical offshore location may have an electrical power demand in excess of 20MW! (Can easily power a town). In a typical production site, they can have up to seven to eleven electrical personnel onboard.

Who is qualified
Although personnel with Electrical/Electronic background dominate this field. Other engineering professionals or science personnel with appropriate training/certification and or experience can also fit in.

Construction/fabrication personnel
These are usually the second most likely dominant group of personnel you can find on site in the shores. There job is usually physically challenging and they usually complement the maintenance team. In this group we have the Scaffolders, painters/blaster, riggers, rope access, welders, crane operators, forklift operators, etc.

Who is qualified
In most cases, minimum of O level certificate with relevant experience, training/certification can qualify one to work as any of the above stated trades.

Production Personnel
production personnel used to be the most dominant professionals in a typical oil and gas production facilities, after all they operate the production facilities. However, due to increasingly modernization and automation of the production system fewer and fewer operators are currently on demand. over 85% of the oil and gas production machinery runs autonomously with production operators merely monitoring the performance of the system hence you keep having less and less operators as production get even more automated.

Who is qualified
A minimum of ND (ND, HND, BSC, etc) in any of the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering) courses is what is required to be considered.

Marine Personnel
These are personnel who are involved in all marine operations and logistics. They are usually in charge of the various vessels around the shore, the chemical supplies, the food supplies, the equipment supplies, boat landing and helicopter operations.

Who is qualified
In most cases minimum of O level certificate with relevant experience qualifies you.

source http://advanxis.com/blog-news/most-demanded-skilled-personnel-in-the-offshore-onshore-oil-and-gas-production-platform

This is unbelievable

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On Oct 17
Graphics designer needed for immediate employment as a front desk personnel by a company in Trans Amadi Port Harcourt. The preferred candidate must be good in 2d and 3d animation work with any of his/her preferred software.
Interested candidate should send there CV to the following email:
acecatech@gmail.com
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Graphics designer needed for immediate employment as a front desk personnel by a company in Trans Amadi Port Harcourt. The preferred candidate must be good in 2d and 3d animation work with any of his/her preferred software.
Interested candidate should send there CV to the following email:
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Receptionist with computer knowledge urgently needed by a company in Trans Amadi Port Harcourt.
Female candidate preferable
Interested candidate should send there CV to acecatech@gmail.com
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Receptionist with computer knowledge urgently needed by a company in Trans Amadi Port Harcourt.
Female candidate preferable
Interested candidate should send there CV to acecatech@gmail.com

I wish Niaja should channel all these BB thingy to tech competition

Its Good to create job though it better to focus on pragmatic ways of creating the jobs than mere pronouncements.

This problem is probably batch file shortcut malware that replicate your files to shortcut. The solution has already been provided. Just follow one of those prompt command solution recommended by some contributors earlier.

They'll really look alike

very attractive jersey

All around the world more and more people are employing 3D printing technologies in various ways. This trend has come to stay and keeps advancing every year as more additive manufacturing technologies come to light. Some call this the ‘Maker’ Revolution, while some refer to this as the 3rd Industrial Revolution, because of the disruptive effect it has on the global manufacturing landscape. It has made it possible for Makers to dream-up bigger and better products and at the same time achieve them faster and cheaper!

3D printing is being employed exhaustively in the Industrial Design field, where new and better products seem to be born every day, the Medical field employs 3d printing technologies exhaustively in development of prosthetics, dental fixtures and even 3d printed organs like livers, ears and skin.It’s employed extensively in the manufacture of custom jewelry as well as heavy-duty applications like 3D printed cars, jet engines and even buildings!

In summary 3D printing is extensively vast in its application-anywhere you see a new product now-a-days, almost certainly, 3D printing was involved. With all these advantages available to us, it is high time we rose up and took advantage of this technology and reap the substantial profits therein!

Here at ACECATECH, we elaborate in detail, and in a very practical way the beauty and especially the profitability of 3d printing. Making the student understand and explore available 3d printing technologies as well practice them, to ensure that the students hones 3d printing skills in a very practical way and profitable way! Let’s join the3rd Industrial Revolution, Let’s join the 3D Printing Revolution!

Our training is practical hands on with each participants carrying out a typical 3D project with the necessary software and a 3D printing machine.

Who needs this training?

Product Developers
3D Printer Owners and Prospective owners
Hobbyists and Enthusiasts
Product Designers
Science and Engineering Students
Prerequisite Knowledge

None necessary, but experience with any CAD software will be an advantage.

Course Objectives

At the end of this training, participants will be able to:

Understand the usefulness of 3D printing and the unique role that it plays in modern Manufacturing.
Understand the concept of Meshes and how to manipulate them suitably for 3d prints.
Prepare a file for 3D printing, considering the best practices.
Have a concrete understanding of how to use and troubleshoot an FDM printer.
Design with 3D printing in mind using CAD software.
Develop 3D scans and 3D print them.
Understand and take advantage of the global Ecosystem of 3D printing resources.


COURSE MODULES

Module 1:Introduction to 3D Printing.

The Wonders of Additive Manufacture.
The Evolution of 3D Printing.
The Uniqueness of 3D Printing.

Module 2:Understanding 3D Printing Technologies
Stereolithography (SLA)
Selective Laser Sintering or Laser Melting (SLS)
Electron Beam Melting (EBM)
Material Jetting (MJ)
Fused-Deposition-Modelling (FDM)
Electron Binder Jetting (BJ)
Photopolymer Jetting (PolyJet)

Module 3:Understanding Meshes
The things to consider while preparing a mesh file.
The limitations of mesh files
The concept of a ‘watertight’ mesh.
How to repair a faulty mesh.


[color=#990000]Module 4: FDM Printing Techniques[/color]
The fundamental components of an FDM printer and some available varieties.
Setting up your FDM printer
How to properly Level a 3D printer.
Understanding various 3d printing filament properties.
How to properly set up the printing temperature for 3D printing job.
How to prepare and maintain your printing surface.
Understanding the concept of ‘slicing’.
How to configure proper settings in a slicing engine to obtain high quality prints.
Best practices to consider while 3d printing various types of objects.
Understanding ‘g-codes’.
3D printing practicals.

Module 5:Exploring the 3D printing Ecosystem
Exploring sources of design inspirations.
The value of ‘making by sharing’.
Understanding ‘Architecture’.
How to learn from available designs.
Taking advantage of diverse 3D printing resources.

Module 6: Designing for 3D Printing
General design considerations for 3D printing
Wall thickness
Warping
Level of detail
Tolerance
Considerations for designs involving;
‘Bridges’.
Vertical axis holes
‘Overhangs’
Corners
Vertical pins
Advanced tips to maximize the quality of 3D prints
How to minimize the use of ‘supports’.
How to prevent overheating and hence warping on parts with narrow points.

Module 7: 3D scanning Techniques
The importance of 3d scanning
Some available 3d scanning technologies and equipment.
How to perform quality 3d scans using free software!

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Nigeria is a marvelous country, populated with great people. This country can be divided into: the Northern Nigeria and Southern Nigeria. It can be further divided into states. In Nigeria, there are 36 states and federal capital.

Majority of Nigerians live in the state they are, either because they were raised there or they work there. Unfortunately, majority of citizens of these citizens are not living in the state that suits them best. Now, you may ask: which state of the country is best for me to live in? There isn’t a fixed answer to this question.

The answer to this question will depend solely on the person who asks it.

For one to know which state of the country is best for them to live in, it is important for them to outline their deciding factors. What’s the meaning of deciding factors as used in this context? Deciding factors are factors taken into consideration by a person when choosing which state is best for them to live in.

The following are examples of deciding factors: income, safety, social status, industrialization, cost of living, technological advancement and entertainment.

States to Live In According To Deciding Factors

Income

Income is a deciding factor that takes the utmost priority, to some people. Income may mean a number of things. Income may refer to the level of income — it is easier to make money in some states that the other. When the deciding factor of living in a state is income, there are a good number of states that come into the picture.

The first on the list is Lagos State. Although, Abuja is the federal capital territory of Nigeria, we however think of it more like a state, in this article. Abuja is another place to live if one’s utmost priority is income. Rivers State, especially it’s capital — Port Harcourt, is also a great place to live because of income.

Lagos State is known as the most important state in Nigeria, in terms of economy. It is also the richest state in the country. The state is a hub of commercial activities and there is a free flow of money in the state.

It is easier to earn a lot of money in Lagos State compared to the majority of states in the country. This state was once the capital of Nigeria. Furthermore, it houses the most expensive island in the country, Banana Island. There are also lots of commercial organizations located in Lagos.

Note that one earns heavily in Lagos and also spend heavily in the state. The best way to enjoy this benefit of Lagos, is to have your family living in some other state of the country.

This way, you’ll be able to reduce the level of money being spent. If on the other hand, you are not a family man, you should have no problem.



Safety


Safety is a factor given utmost priority by some people. Using safety as your utmost priority when deciding where to live, is a great thing. Some states in this country are safer than the others, and safe states in the country are majorly in the South-west of the country.

Osun State and Kwara State can be considered the safest states in the country. These states have very low crime rates.

Osun State is furthermore a very religious state, this never means it is violent. It is made up both Muslims and Christians who live peacefully. Osun State is climate friendly.

Another distinguished quality of the state is that there is the relatively good power supply in the states, especially its capital, Osogbo.

There is a catch in living in Osun State. Osun State is relatively undeveloped — this does not mean that there aren’t important amenities like health centres. If you are a person who doesn’t mind bearing the site of localness, then you should have no problem.

If localness irritates you greatly, you may have to become a little more tolerant, or better still, live somewhere in the state’s capital.



Cost of Living


A lot of people make the cost of living their deciding factor. Cost of living has always been on the rise in Nigeria.

The cost of living is furthermore higher in places like Lagos and Port Harcourt. Thinking of escaping places like this? Ekiti State is a good place to turn to.

Ekiti State is not the cheapest state in Nigeria, in fact we have a good number of other states ahead of it, in terms of cheapness. Our reason for selecting Ekiti is that is relatively peaceful compared to another cheap state.

However, if we want to be blunt about cheapness, then Yobe State should have been our choice.

Ekiti State is a naturally rich state. This state is rich in mineral resources and it is also agriculturally buoyant. Minerals like granite, kaolin, columbite, channockete, iron ore, baryte, aquamine, gemstone, phosphate, limestone, gold are well-known to be mined in the state.

Furthermore, agriculture is extensively practised in Ekiti State. At the time when agriculture used to be Nigeria’s main source of income, Ekiti state used to account for about 40 percent of Cocoa produced in the country. Ekiti State is not just a cheap state to live in, it is also home to some tourist attractions.

The state houses the following tourist attractions: Ikogosi Warm Spring, Ipole-Iloro Water Falls, Olosunta Hills, and Fajuyi Memorial Park.



Entertainment

Are you looking forward to living in a state where you will be able to enjoy your life to the fullest? Lagos State is the first call. Lagos State is not just a place for commercial activities, it is also an entertainment hub.

Digressing a little, the state is the home of Nollywood as 75 percent of Nollywood movies are produced in Lagos. It is furthermore the heart of the Nigerian music industry. Majority of Nigerian music stars are based in the state. Lagos houses the highest number of entertainment centres.

The most expensive hotels are also located in the state.


Source: https://realestateko.com/state-nigeria-best-will-help-decide/

I think GDP per capital is the best tool to measure the richest instead of erranous GDP which doesn't show how much an individual make.
China has one of the biggest GDP in the world but are still considered one of the world's poorest!

am afraid, but must say this. for singling out those two states as the safest portrays a very poorly research findings. though Nigerian states are relatively not safe but their are hosts of states that that can be comfortably placed in those league of relative peaceful state. states like Akwa Ibom, cross Rivers, Ebonye, Kebbi, etc. don't Know your criteria though

Cost of living do I Hear you say Ekiti
maybe you have never been to the North

If I understand what you mean by entertainment is it in terms of relaxation or Being an actor in the Nollywood movie.