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Nigerian defense-tech startup Terra Industries unveiled its latest autonomous defense systems including interceptor drones, mine-detection vehicles and battlefield intelligence software
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@asemota We don't often see such beauty in global media. Young 🇳🇬 residents are changing the narrative

These fools in the background are definitely thinking about how to get that autonomous vehicle into the hands of terr0rists they enable

This is cool. Imagine Terra in the next 20years.

Phenomenal, a Nigerian startup building the drones and mine-clearing robots the military used to import. The market for this technology on this continent is not small.

This is great to see, hope they will use it to fight insecurity and not just for photo shoots.

This Igbo guy is causing damage to his generation with his ignorance by helping evil Nigerian army with such tech.

Just take the surroundings. They've done well, but the level of unprofessionalism is alarming. Unveiling something as important as this, but see where they did it?

Interceptor drones + AI battlefield systems coming out of Nigeria’s tech scene? Yeah… the defense-tech space is shifting globally.

we don't just need defense, we also need to deal with the elites who are sponsoring these terrorists. Without that, all this autonomous defense is basically useless, because the terrorists have already figured it out too. On top of that, our own defense forces have been compromised. There are complicit people and even actual terrorists embedded inside the army, hiding in plain sight.

People will laugh at this but forget cheap and functional beats expensive and cool almost always, look at how Iran checkmate the US with their cheap drones. You spend millions to intercept a few thousand dollars drone, this is that.

Nigeria will win the war against ins€curity and her en€mies will be put to sham€

Hopefully they don't end up in the hands of terrorists who are overrunning our military bases in the North. This is a wonderful innovation 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

I've been crying about drones. These guys are building them. They may look like toys, but they work so well.

This is brilliant. Nigeria actually has the brains to do wonders, we just have a leadership problem. Hopefully this goes more large scale and not restricted by powers that be.

Nigeria was stupid enough to allow Palantir buy this company. USA now owns Nigeria’s biggest defence company. How are we gonna win the war against terrorism if the sponsors of the terrorists own our defense companies?

Can it rescue these people?

President Tinubu led Nigerian government will still not support the initiative through investing in the mass production of the hardware.

An Igbo person is helping Nigerian army make a war vehicle? Same low IQ fools that killed his ancestors? That guy na mumu

I saw this coming, I'm so proud of these guys. With international players Palantir watching and investing in our first defense startup, the sky is the limit. It's really a great time to be a Nigerian because many Nigerians are doing great things across the board. 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

Our problem has NEVER been accessing equipment but transparency and sincerity. We've made noise before and nothing came out of it. I truly hope this is different.

Why are Igbo building this for a useless Nigeria that killed our people. We should hide our innovations for ourselves.

Did the army see Nwachukwu's hair? 🤣🤣 So, he's not a fraudster?

Boko Haram would soon be using these equipment. Let them just become available to the Army first, then everyone will understand what we've been talking about.

@grok dig into the ownership of Nigerian defense-tech startup Terra Industries. Down to funding, shares, external influence or stakes. Full details

I would say is cheaper to buy right away from the US, readily available, anti-drone technology and mine detection asp to protect the already an ongoing Kano-Maradi railway. Besides, this technology will cost as 2x as much because of corruption.

@Osi_Suave You can be happy at the innovation, or sad at the situation. This is just one sector of what is obtainable. Nigeria needs a catalogue of defense solutions to tackle her security concerns. That means many more opportunities than Palantir/Terra can fill. Let’s get to work .

Imagine the rubbish this arrogant people are doing and they call it innovation. South Africa is the only country in Africa that developed nuclear weapons. I will only respect them if they can match this achievement.

@emimedic1 Terra industries is funded and partly (if not largely) run by Palantir. Palantir is owned and funded by the government of USA through the CIA and US Secret Service. Do with this information as you will.

Would've been more impressive had the startup not been acquired by Palantir. See how the uselessness of Nigeria's current government is endangering all of Africa?

One step at a time, Nigeria will overcome its adversaries

Another Igbo man doing great things for this country . For those asking what’s the contribution of Igbos to Nigeria, I am asking you now , what are your contributions to this great nation????

Na two Igbo people Dey do this, the moment they decide to run for presidency the hatred will set in.

With the elites sponsoring terrorism it will just be useless Great inventory though

This is a very good one. I believe in my country Nigeria 🇳🇬

Igbo excellence ❤️ 💯✅✅🎯
