If Nigerians dey actually travel go African countries well, I swear this country for don better cos no chance in hell we wouldnโt have seen like 27 revolutions. At least we would have had like 20 on the last 10 years
I have an intern, sheโs 19, Muslim, keeps to herself mostly, only talks to two other interns, one girl, 22, from covenant uni and a guy 21 from Babcock. This morning, she text she wanted to see me, got to the office, she was literally waiting by the door.
Now, for context, this girl is studying theatre arts at Unilag, so I have no idea where the obsession with architecture came from.
She wanted to show me her rebuild of the national museum in Lagos in 3D. Smart enough to leave her dimensions in meters but set parameters at 2:1 because she did interior decor too down to tiny details like latches and pivot types.
She chews through CADs like Rerender, Auto etc.
Iโve sent for drawing papers, Iโm going to indulge her later in the day by replicating those designs with equal dimensions on paper, showing plan, front and side views, to help her see how those make up the 3 dimensions, as UniUyo never gave us any softwares to play with. We did engineering drawing inside the studio with just paper, math sets and French curves.
So no lunch breaks today. Or we eat while doing it. ๐
@Olag0ke Nothing is wrong with us in this respect. Weโve only become less critical and more emotional and that is what you are feeling. Of all the places, a church is def the place to allow him do this. He served his time and the church is giving him another chance at life
Nigerians that decide to join a foreign army shdnโt be allowed to enter Nigeria again. Even foreigners should have more rights than them in this country.
I dnt understand the thought process behind a country allowing foreigners to join its army or a person joining a foreign army.
Today, I proudly wear the rank of CAPTAIN.
The journey has been nothing short of a blessing, and Iโm deeply grateful to God for every opportunity that has brought me to this moment. ๐๐๏ธ๐ช๐บ๐ธ
#Captain#Blessed#USArmy
@Echecrates There some luxury you never pay for in this country regardless of how cheap or expensive it is. We are a third world country with a first world taste. Reasons why we compare ourselves with countries like u.s, Japan, the Scandinavians..
@henryggmu1 Heโs united player and still on contract collecting ridiculous wages, so I donโt get why some people have opinions that he should be banished
@the_millenium1 Pipe down bro. Physics is applied mathematics. There is absolutely no math you do that wonโt end up in physics somehow. And donโt forget physics is still beyond mathematics
And why this? Is there any data that supports that people that are excellent in academics contribute more to the society than people who are not as excellent? However, people from advantaged homes excel better in their academics than people of disadvantaged backgrounds.
I think every student who graduates with a First Class from any Nigerian university should have 100% of their school fees refunded, plus a โฆ1 million excellence bonus.
I came across a similar incentive model in the Netherlands, and it made me think.
Imagine the message it would send: Hard work pays. Excellence is rewarded.
Instead of only celebrating academic success with certificates, why not attach real value to it?
It could fundamentally change how many students approach their education.