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Karemarealty288:This wish will come to pass for your tribe by the grace of God. We are watching. |
Odingo1:Nobody envy Igbos. It is a common talk among you guys just to cover your failures. btw, what is your criteria for measuring "successful tribe"? ![]() |
Igbos will never allow the Yorubas to concentrate and discuss this issue now with their mischievousness but will complain others are putting mouth in their own matter. |
madmohamed:The king is a Yoruba man and that's what matters. We have Oba of Benin and that does not make him a Yoruba man. Get sense! |
nameo:Ode you are just being mischievous. A sane man will never compare Auchi to Ilorin. ![]() |
MelesZenawi:So the slavery of the Igbos in Nigeria is forever?? ![]() |
Nigerian pharmacist beats 4,500 contestants across the world to win BNP Paribas’ award Adebayo Alonge, a Nigerian pharmacist, CEO and founder of RxAll has emerged the winner of 2019 Hello Tomorrow Global Challenge, organised by BNP HB. Alonge defeated 4,500 contenders from 119 nations across the globe to become the winner with his invention – nano-scanners that detect fake drugs. He is the first-ever African to win this contest. A Nigerian pharmacist representing Africa in France, Adebayo Alonge has defeated 119 countries in tech startups to emerge winner of 2019 BNP Parisbas Tech Award. Adebayo won by inventing nano-scanners that detects fake drugs in real-time. First African to win the Hello Tomorrow. Alonge’s motivation: Alonge founded his company, RxAll in 2017 based on an experience that almost took his life in the past. 15 years ago, he had taken a fake drug that almost killed him. Due to the high rate of influx of fake drugs in the market, he decided to develop a platform that can help with authenticating drugs. Alonge won the €100K Prize for inventing the handheld nano-scanners that detect fake drugs in real-time. It’s called the RxScanner, the World’s First Drug Authenticator. More about RxAll: RxAll is a digital platform that enables anyone to test the quality of their drugs using a proprietary IoT nano scanner and mobile app. The machine reads the scan from the IoT nano scanner, identifies the drug and assesses its level of quality. Afterwards, it records the test result and returns the quality report to the mobile app in 20 seconds. Alonge’s background: Alonge had his secondary school education at King’s College Lagos before going on to study Pharmacy at the University of Ibadan. He also went on to bag a business degree from Yale, thereby making him a certified market development professional. What you should know: Hello Tomorrow was created in 2013 by deepTech entrepreneurs, Xavier Duportet and Arnaud De La Tour. It is known as the world’s best deepTech conference for scientists, technologists and their enablers. Every year, scientists and entrepreneurs all over the globe come together to contest for equity-free prize money as well as other funding opportunities and global visibility. https://nairametrics.com/2019/09/08/nigerian-pharmacist-beats-4500-contestants-across-the-world-to-win-bnp-paribas-award/ Lalasticlala, Mynd44, Ishilove |
Nigerian pharmacist beats 4,500 contestants across the world to win BNP Paribas’ award Adebayo Alonge, a Nigerian pharmacist, CEO and founder of RxAll has emerged the winner of 2019 Hello Tomorrow Global Challenge, organised by BNP HB. Alonge defeated 4,500 contenders from 119 nations across the globe to become the winner with his invention – nano-scanners that detect fake drugs. He is the first-ever African to win this contest. A Nigerian pharmacist representing Africa in France, Adebayo Alonge has defeated 119 countries in tech startups to emerge winner of 2019 BNP Parisbas Tech Award. Adebayo won by inventing nano-scanners that detects fake drugs in real-time. First African to win the Hello Tomorrow. Alonge’s motivation: Alonge founded his company, RxAll in 2017 based on an experience that almost took his life in the past. 15 years ago, he had taken a fake drug that almost killed him. Due to the high rate of influx of fake drugs in the market, he decided to develop a platform that can help with authenticating drugs. Alonge won the €100K Prize for inventing the handheld nano-scanners that detect fake drugs in real-time. It’s called the RxScanner, the World’s First Drug Authenticator. More about RxAll: RxAll is a digital platform that enables anyone to test the quality of their drugs using a proprietary IoT nano scanner and mobile app. The machine reads the scan from the IoT nano scanner, identifies the drug and assesses its level of quality. Afterwards, it records the test result and returns the quality report to the mobile app in 20 seconds. Alonge’s background: Alonge had his secondary school education at King’s College Lagos before going on to study Pharmacy at the University of Ibadan. He also went on to bag a business degree from Yale, thereby making him a certified market development professional. What you should know: Hello Tomorrow was created in 2013 by deepTech entrepreneurs, Xavier Duportet and Arnaud De La Tour. It is known as the world’s best deepTech conference for scientists, technologists and their enablers. Every year, scientists and entrepreneurs all over the globe come together to contest for equity-free prize money as well as other funding opportunities and global visibility. https://nairametrics.com/2019/09/08/nigerian-pharmacist-beats-4500-contestants-across-the-world-to-win-bnp-paribas-award/ Lalasticlala, Mynd44, Ishilove |
Kalapizim:All of you just have to deny being Igbo before you make a point. ![]() |
Other tribes will never understand that sophistication. ![]() We may never have a group of persons with so much differences in religion, academic background, political alignments etc... But still live together in absolute peace. No other tribe can beat that. ![]() |
Nigerian pharmacist beats 4,500 contestants across the world to win BNP Paribas’ award Adebayo Alonge, a Nigerian pharmacist, CEO and founder of RxAll has emerged the winner of 2019 Hello Tomorrow Global Challenge, organised by BNP HB. Alonge defeated 4,500 contenders from 119 nations across the globe to become the winner with his invention – nano-scanners that detect fake drugs. He is the first-ever African to win this contest. A Nigerian pharmacist representing Africa in France, Adebayo Alonge has defeated 119 countries in tech startups to emerge winner of 2019 BNP Parisbas Tech Award. Adebayo won by inventing nano-scanners that detects fake drugs in real-time. First African to win the Hello Tomorrow. Alonge’s motivation: Alonge founded his company, RxAll in 2017 based on an experience that almost took his life in the past. 15 years ago, he had taken a fake drug that almost killed him. Due to the high rate of influx of fake drugs in the market, he decided to develop a platform that can help with authenticating drugs. Alonge won the €100K Prize for inventing the handheld nano-scanners that detect fake drugs in real-time. It’s called the RxScanner, the World’s First Drug Authenticator. More about RxAll: RxAll is a digital platform that enables anyone to test the quality of their drugs using a proprietary IoT nano scanner and mobile app. The machine reads the scan from the IoT nano scanner, identifies the drug and assesses its level of quality. Afterwards, it records the test result and returns the quality report to the mobile app in 20 seconds. Alonge’s background: Alonge had his secondary school education at King’s College Lagos before going on to study Pharmacy at the University of Ibadan. He also went on to bag a business degree from Yale, thereby making him a certified market development professional. What you should know: Hello Tomorrow was created in 2013 by deepTech entrepreneurs, Xavier Duportet and Arnaud De La Tour. It is known as the world’s best deepTech conference for scientists, technologists and their enablers. Every year, scientists and entrepreneurs all over the globe come together to contest for equity-free prize money as well as other funding opportunities and global visibility. https://nairametrics.com/2019/09/08/nigerian-pharmacist-beats-4500-contestants-across-the-world-to-win-bnp-paribas-award/ |
dayleke:The guy said a lot of rubbish just to massage his ego though. In the western world there are some drugs they call "pharmacists drugs"... Pharmacists have the license to prescribe them without Doctors prescription. ![]() |
chennaija:Other tribes have come to realize the importance of Yorubas in this country except the Igbos. |
goodnessme1:You are only speaking from your own side as an Igbo man that is desperate to Annex all the SS minorities to increase your numbers and land in Biafra. An average Yoruba care less whether Itsekiris see themselves as Yorubas or not. ![]() |
goodnessme1:No single Yoruba man hate an Igbo man. Most hate you experience from a Yoruba man is reactionary. Igbos naturally hate from birth because of the wrong stories their parents have been feeding them with about the role Yorubas played in civil war. |
Flyingngel:God bless you! Let Odingo keep fighting shadows. |
Odingo1:How do you manage to sleep at night with this amount of bitterness ![]() FYI, Goodluck had more votes in SW than SE in 2015 and 2019. Yorubas are not the reason why you have failed in life. |
Nice one.... Take it or leave it, this current House under Gbaja is pragmatic. ![]() But waiting for Reno to remind his disciples about what is wrong with this move. ![]() |
aremuforlife:He observed that some persons are very emotional and align more with his party so he is using that as an advantage to stay relevant. |
johndoexxx:You are not wise... You guys are just too emotional. Reno is probably taking advantage of your emotions. ![]() |
Opinions: Who else observed that Reno Omokri always try very hard to cause e-war between Igbos and Yorubas?? Who else noticed that when a Yoruba man does something good Reno hardly comment on Twitter but immediately he sees the one that does bad, he will exaggerate it and rub on all Yorubas although in a covert manner. What could have been the cause of all these? What does he stand to gain from these?? |
goaldynboy:Base on facts and records.., Igbos are the number one betrayers in Nigeria. |
Imo1stson:Mr mumu abeg remove pharmacists from your list. Pharmacists have the right and license to reject Doctor's prescription. |
IdioticNLmods:Really wish you guys can say the same thing if it was a Yoruba politician and not label him a betrayer. hypocrites. |
MelesZenawi:lol... All these small Igbo children that have not been to the west self. ![]() They only come to social media to reproduce what their lying Uncles and Aunties are telling them on phone about the west. ![]() |
Armstrong34:Lol... And Oby your sister that acted is already in SA for her own share of dollars. ![]() Generation of betrayers that like calling others betrayers. ![]() |
Oby should please come up with another excuse first. ![]() |
ChristianEast:Lol... You guys are not wise at all. I pity those that are still taking Igbos serious in Nigeria. |
SLAP44:lol... You guys are the worst betrayers and hypocrites on the surface of the earth. Now Oby is involved you are all looking for excuse. ![]() Assuming it was Tinubu or other Yoruba politicians you will not let us hear word with the noise of "sell out", betrayers!! etc ![]() |
sunnyside16:That is their modus operandi when the rapists realize that the victim has recognized one of them. |
Lol.... Before nko? |
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