₦airaland Forum

Timflex: see leaders of tomorrow..all dey are saying is bleeping..what a generation

LAGOS — A witness in the
case involving a policeman,
Cpl. Abu Abolaji, who is
standing trial for alleged
shooting three men to death
while on patrol, yesterday,
told a Lagos High Court in
Igbosere that seven shots
were mistakenly fired by
him.

dayokanu: Jonathan is a public office holder and once you bring yourself to run for a Public office you are open to all sorts of attack like it happens in every country in the world. Even Obama is called the Antichrist by some Americans

You cant force your own limited knowledge of politics on people here.

Politics is much more complicated than organizing Mr and Miss Nairaland you are well versed in

If Jonathan behaves like a Retardd then he deserves to be called a Retardeen just like Yar Adua was called Yar Adull and Baba go slow and no one came up in arms and Tinubu till today is called Tinubu

solomon111: Errmm,excuse me sir,have you forgotten the recent deportation of non-indigenous lagosians of yoruba descent by fashola.
What will you call that?
Progressiveness?

He Said: “I used to have to
borrow my cousin’s clothes,” he
told People at the Los Angeles
event. “So being able to come
from that poverty-stricken
environment and then being able
to get out of it is what I tried to
[do]. … I just want to show the
kids and have them have a better
light of opportunities for them to
do what they need to do.”

Team Life Saver from Nigeria
including Afolabi Olamide,
Oluwole Michael, Akinlaja
Solomon and Adewale Adeyinka
had competed in the national
finals in the category of World
Citizenship.
The team developed an
application called CardioLife,
which helps prevent heart
attacks by monitoring heart
readings on the fly via the
Microsoft Windows Phone.
The team’s solution which
provides a rehabilitation
programme for stroke patients

By Emeka Aginam, in at St
Petersburg
Team Nigeria and 9 other teams
from the African continent are
currently showcasing their best
technologies in the continent at
the ongoing 2013 Microsoft
Imagine Cup, the world’s premier
student technology competition
where students use their
imagination and passion to
create a technology solution that
can solve the world’s toughest
problems.
At the global contest that kicked
off Monday four best software
incubators from Obafemi
Awolowo University, Ilefe, (OAU)
and Ladoke Akintola University of
Technology, (Lautech)
Ogbomoso, Oyo respectively are
flying Nigerian flag at the
ongoing event which attracted
no fewer than 309 students from
71 countries who have gathered
in St. Petersburg, Russia to
compete in three main
categories like World Citizenship,
Games and Innovation.
Out of the 87 finalists teams
currently competing, 10 teams
were from Africa, including
Nigeria, South Africa, Uganda,
Egypt, Morocco, Ivory Coast,
Botswana , Tunisia among others
Meanwhile, more than $1m in
cash and prices are available to
student competitors. Over the
past ten years, more than 1.65
million students from more than
190 countries have participated
in the Imagine Cup.
With great supports from
National Information Technology
Development Agency, NITDA, Dell,
Nokia and MainOne, members of
Team Life Saver from Nigeria
including Afolabi Olamide,
Oluwole Michael, Akinlaja
Solomon and Adewale Adeyinka
had competed in the national
finals in the category of World
Citizenship.
The team developed an
application called CardioLife,
which helps prevent heart
attacks by monitoring heart
readings on the fly via the
Microsoft Windows Phone.
The team’s solution which
provides a rehabilitation
programme for stroke patients
using the Kinect sensor Nigeria
team has developed an
application called CardioLife,
which helps prevent heart
attacks by monitoring heart
readings on the fly via the
Microsoft Windows Phone. It also
provides a rehabilitation
programme for stroke patients
using the Kinect sensor.
For one thing, African
representatives will have a world
stage on which to highlight the
role the continent’s local
developers play in addressing the
most critical issues of the
developing world.
Imagine Cup centers around
three Competitions: World
Citizenship, Games and
Innovation. This new structure
builds on the elements that have
been so popular with students in
the past 10 years social impact
and gaming while expanding the
competition’s focus on
innovation and entrepreneurship
First-place prizes for World
Citizenship, Games and
Innovation will each be $50,000.
In this year contest, there will be
no elimination rounds at the
Worldwide Finals.
Instead, all worldwide finalist
teams will remain in the
competition until winners are
announced on the last day of the
event. In addition, students
competing in online Challenges
that advance to the Worldwide
Finals will compete onsite for
first, second and third place.

“We certainly have big issues
with drug related crimes
committed by Nigerians in
China and when you look at
the whole of Africayou find out
that about 80 percent of all the
offences and crimes
committed by Africans in China
about 80 percent is committed
by Nigerians; that is why I
think we are having running
battle to try and control the
situation.

Numero uuuno: what did you now do bro?cos he cut off Ūя̲̅ options
already?

brosss: hahaha...... Hilarious. so how did u handle the predicament. it seems he just wanted you to vanish. .

Numero uuuno: what did you now do bro?cos he cut off Ūя̲̅ options
already?
@topic,RIP to the deceased.

aniiii: I am not.

aniiii: I am not conversant with the workings of Nigerian relationships.

I just think relationship blues are universal, hence the idea of this thread.

Thanks for your input by the way.

aniiii: l



Dangerous views!! but it's your opinion

Popowaa: I hope say they no go try anything funny.That one will be an emergency case.

aniiii: Are you implying that nigerian ladies are prostitutes??


Surely, Nigerian relationships are not wholly based on monetary value.

Is this not the case?