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@FabrizioRomano No Chelsea player
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BREAKING: In 1971, Yoruba Student Mudashiru Ayeni Built a AI Robot โ Nigeria Declared Him Mad, Sent Him to Psychiatric Hospital Instead of Celebrating Him
Long before Artificial Intelligence became a global phenomenon, a 20-year-old Yoruba student named Mudashiru Ayeni had already built a battery-powered robot office assistant. His invention? A machine that could tell callers whether the boss was busy, available, or away from the office at the press of a button.
But instead of being celebrated as a genius, Ayeni was treated like a madman.
According to a 1971 feature story by TRUST magazine, Ayeni requested a personal demonstration before Nigeria's then-Head of State, General Yakubu Gowon. His reward? He was sent to a psychiatric hospital for evaluation.
ยท Ayeni made eight visits to the psychiatric hospital before a doctor finally certified him to be of sound mind.
ยท He wrote to his school principal about the role young Africans should play in the continent's development, and was banned from classes and forced to quit school entirely.
Ayeni later reached out to Nigeria's Federal Commissioner of Communications, Aminu Kano, who encouraged him and gave him renewed purpose. At the time the story was published, several businessmen had already expressed interest in his invention.
While the world celebrates AI pioneers, Mudashiru Ayeni's story remains a painful reminder of how Nigeria treated Yoruba genius, with suspicion, humiliation, and psychiatric wards instead of laboratories and funding.
Inter Miamiโs revenue has nearly quadrupled since Lionel Messi joined the club ๐ณ๐ฐ
From $56 million in 2022 to an estimated $200 million last season, Forbes estimates the club is now worth $1.35 billion โ making it MLS' most valuable franchise for the first time.
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๐จ๐จ| Since Lionel Messi joined Inter Miami, the clubโs revenue has risen from $56M to $200M, heโs delivered trophies, and theyโve become the ๐๐๐๐ valuable Major League Soccer team at $1.35B. ๐บ๐ธ๐ฐ
[@Forbes]