NIGERIA DEVELOPES YAM AND CASSAVA HEAP-MAKING MACHINE
Nigeria has taken a major step forward in agricultural mechanization with the successful production of its first heavy-duty equipment designed to create heaps for yam and cassava farming.
The prototype machine, which is now undergoing field tests, was developed by the National Centre for Agricultural Mechanization (NCAM) in collaboration with a Chinese firm.
Meet Jongkuch Mach, a 17-year-old South Sudanese-Australian basketball talent standing at an impressive 7'6". The average height of an NBA player is around 6'7".
@Verydakman_ Mechanical engineering and welding fabrication. I want to establish a Welding & Steel Fabrication Training Hub where Nigerian youths can learn high-income engineering skills instead of depending on white-collar jobs, and train others to create jobs instead of searching for them.
🚨VERYDARKMAN 🗣️; Since you have now seen the plans the First Lady of Nigeria have for Nigerian youth's maybe now you will understand why I give 1 million naira out of the money I make off the media so that people can learn handwork, well I don’t want you to fry akara, roast corn by the road side or sell kulikuli, the comment section is open drop your idea let me pay for it, I have increased the money to 1.5 million naira for 6 persons to get handwork.
GOOD LUCK…..SAY NO AKARA AND CORN EMPOWERMENT, GET HANDWORK (MAY BE NOW UNA GO DEY RESPECT ME MORE)
🚨🗣️ NDC Presidential Candidate, Mr. Peter Obi, delivers a direct message to Nigerian police officers, addressing their role, responsibilities, and the future of policing in the country.
@Danjay_P7@itswpceo The problem is not churches, mosques, or prayers. The problem is weak institutions, poor leadership, corruption, and lack of accountability.The biggest church auditorium in the world was not built with government money.
@Ayooluf4u@PeterObi This isn’t about politics — it’s about accountability. If the sacrifice was worth it, Nigerians should be seeing it clearly by now.
How are you @Ayooluf4u fairing under tinubu? Be sincere!
Are Nigerians happy ?
@Ayooluf4u@PeterObi Nigerians accepted that pain with the expectation of results — not recycled excuses and rising debt.
So instead of throwing cheap insults, answer the real questions:
Where are the savings?
Why is borrowing still increasing?
What exactly has improved for the average Nigerian?
@Ayooluf4u@PeterObi The real issue is simple:
Why remove fuel subsidy in the name of saving money, yet continue borrowing like nothing changed?
Subsidy removal was sold to Nigerians as a way to free funds, fix the economy, and break the grip of the cabal that fed off it.
@Ayooluf4u@PeterObi Calling desperate doesn’t change the facts — it only exposes a lack of understanding.
Nobody said roads like Sokoto–Lagos, Lagos–Calabar, or Abuja–Ebonyi are “consumption.” That’s basic economics —. So let’s stop the distraction.
@FrankStaig57339@vladimirputiniu If Ukraine has not given out his nukes,i don't think russia would have dare attacking...
Russia,with all its might claimed they wiuld defeat ukraine in 4 days. Guess what, this is 4 years now,hahahahahahah