#naanos The Spacetop G1 is a laptop that doesn't have a traditional screen. Instead, you can create as many virtual screens as you need with Augmented Reality.
Nigerian women who broke barriers…
Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti — first Nigerian woman to drive/own a car, and one of the fiercest political activists
Elizabeth Abimbola Awoliyi — first Nigerian female physician
Margaret Ekpo — first Nigerian woman elected to a regional House of Assembly in Nigeria
Flora Nwapa — first African woman novelist published internationally in English
Capt. Chinyere Kalu — first Nigerian female commercial pilot
Tolulope Arotile — first female combat helicopter pilot in the Nigerian Air Force
General Aderonke Kale — first Nigerian female army general
Prof. Felicia Adetowun Ogunsheye — Nigeria’s first female professor
Grace Alele-Williams — Nigeria’s first female vice-chancellor
Aloma Mukhtar — first female Chief Justice of Nigeria
Folake Solanke — first female Senior Advocate of Nigeria
Victoria Uzoamaka Onejeme — first female Attorney General in Nigeria
Sarah Jibril — first woman to run for president in Nigeria
Dame Virginia Ngozi Etiaba — first female governor in Nigeria
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala — first African and first woman Director-General of the World Trade Organization
Ibukun Awosika — first female Chairman of First Bank of Nigeria, Nigeria’s oldest bank
Folorunso Alakija — one of Nigeria’s richest women ever
Bola Adesola — first Managing Director and CEO of Standard Chartered Bank Nigeria
Agbani Darego — first Black African woman to win Miss World
Tems — first Nigerian female artist to win a Grammy Awards
Funke Akindele — highest-grossing Nigerian film “Behind The Scenes”
Anike Agbaje-Williams — first Nigerian female television broadcaster
Chioma Ajunwa — first Nigerian to win an Olympic gold medal
Asisat Oshoala — first African woman to score in three FIFA Women's World Cup tournaments
Tobi Amusan — world record holder in the 100m hurdles.
Seun Adigun, Akuoma Omeoga, and Ngozi Onwumere — Nigeria’s women’s bobsled team, first African team to qualify for the Winter Olympics
Nigeria's Super Falcons — first African team to qualify for the FIFA Women's World Cup
#Innovación In 1966, children were asked what life would look like in the year 2000.
AI, automation, job losses, a boring future, machines doing everything, and people just sitting around doing nothing....
7 people to cut off in your life immediately!
hashtag#One Chronic Complainers.
hashtag#Two Emotional Manipulators.
hashtag#Three Fake Supporters.
hashtag#Four Jealous Friends.
hashtag#Five Drama Magnets.
hashtag#Six Constant Pessimists.
hashtag#Seven Energy Vampires.
#selfdrive Self-driving bikes are coming?
At first glance, this looks like a bike but it’s actually a robot designed by the RAI Institute that can ride, jump, do tricks, and even balance on its own.
And it’s not remote-controlled, it’s all powered by reinforcement learning.
Omoluabi-The Virtuous Path
The Yoruba concept of Omoluabi represents a person of good character, wisdom,and integrity
An Omoluabi is guided by honor,justice,and respect for life,qualities that completely reject the idea of harming another human being
#IseseIsAgainstHumanRitual
Ibrahim Chatta explains the difference between Age, Money & Status and he used Davido & Wizkid as examples 🤔
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3,000,000 HQ Esusu Seyi Tinubu #zelena Bloody Civilian Trump
This is a first and only look at Donald Trump Jr's historic trip to Greenland. We boarded Trump Force One in the early hours of the morning for the journey to a country that President-Elect Donald Trump insists will become part of the United States.
@AfricanHub_ You would not even know God had your descendants (if you had descendants as slaves) not been sold into slavery... Sold ask rather where was your tribal king that let you be sold?
@AfricanHub_ She sounds like a foolish woman that is wise in her own eyes. This is why people need to learn who they truly are and stop referring to themselves as “black people.”
@AfricanHub_ It doesn't matter anymore. You live in the present or you're stuck in the past. Live in harmony with the present and the past doesn't matter.
@AfricanHub_ God didn't create only black people and slavery didn't happen to black people only. Inspite, of what happened, what is still happening, God remains God. Amen!