ML Engineer | Specializing in African Language Speech Tech.
Currently building Text-to-Speech (TTS) and Speech-to-Text (STT) systems for the Yorùbá language.
@PoliceNG_CRU@TunjiDisu1
Is it wrong to be in possession of other people's PCC document on an errand?
Why is Ajeromi Police asking Emma to pay 50,000 Naira for this simply because the boy is driving a car?
Some news: Café One, the largest co-working space chain in Nigeria, will begin rolling out Decide today as an exclusive member benefit across its nationwide network.
This is the first major rollout under Decide for Work, our deployment arm for bringing spreadsheet agents into companies, co-working spaces, and universities.
Rev. Samuel Ajayi Crowther was a great man. The father of Yoruba Nation.
I am living stunned by the greatness of such a man to have created Yoruba Language into writing.
How did he come about the Konsonati and Faweli of Yoruba language? How did he come about the sounds of dò:re:mí to fit Yoruba Language?
He was a great man. Today we have conspiracy theorists and propagandists championing history, and folklore 😂
In the name of Yoruba Calendar and the Oduduwa Alphabets.
Rev. Samuel Ajayi Crowther- The Father of Yoruba Nation
Legit Orisa
This is the great!
Thank you to everyone who spoke up, protested and sustained the voices of these people.
Thank you to the security forces and government who made this happen.
Welcome home!
@akpenekudjo@DoubleEph Wired connection(Fibre) is faster than both Statelite(Starlink) and wireless 5G because latency is reduced amongst other factors.
The thing that was a 'leapfrog' a few years ago has predictably hit a wall and now needs a new leapfrog to leapfrog the old leapfrog. As I say all the time, there is no substitute for African countries putting in the hard yards of last mile delivery of public services.
Excited to share my new paper from my internship at Google Research! 🌍
We present Multilingual-IRT, extending Item Response Theory to parallel multilingual benchmarks for cheaper and more meaningful multilingual evaluation.
Check it out! https://t.co/ay1ojzgXYa
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There is a man at UCH, Ibadan, who works as a scientist in the Department of Microbiology. His name is Mr. Ojo. If you're a medical or MLS student at UCH, chances are you've come across him on the 4th floor of the building.
Mr. Ojo was instrumental to the success of my MSc program. In many ways, I was able to complete my research because of his support.
Here's how it all started.
When I approached Dr. Fowotade to mentor me, one of the first things she asked was what I hoped to gain from the program. I told her I wanted more hands-on experience in microbiology. Without hesitation, she connected me with Mr. Ojo, and he was more than willing to help.
When I say this man went all out for me, I truly mean it. He was warm, approachable, and very generous with his time. He treated me like a son and was always ready to help in any way he could.
At one point, I needed human samples for my research. Mr. Ojo simply reached out to Oluyoro Catholic Hospital on my behalf, and that single act significantly accelerated my work. He did all of this without expecting a single kobo in return.
He is exceptionally resourceful. He truly knows his onions when it comes to bacteriology. He has an impressive ability to achieve remarkable results with limited resources!
Sometimes I imagine what people like him could accomplish with state-of-the-art facilities and cutting-edge technologies. They are exactly the kind of scientists capable of driving impactful research. Unfortunately, opportunities and resources are often limited, but that has never diminished his commitment to excellence.
He is consistently punctual, diligent, and deeply devoted to his work. He is always willing to teach, especially students on industrial training, and never withholds knowledge from those eager to learn.
If you're at UCH and ever have the opportunity to meet Mr. Ojo, please do. Take a moment to appreciate him (in kind and gift), commend his dedication, and learn from his wealth of experience. People like him are invaluable, and they deserve to be celebrated.
He is truly a remarkable and kind-hearted man!