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This is a final year student project at Eindhoven University of Technology I saw today. This is a 100% solar powered car that works! From my further inquiry, I learnt that final year students projects are done in groups of 5. So it’s highly collaborative. In coming months, when...

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When my dad told me the meaning of University, my head opened. He said "University was coined via the words 'Universe in a City'. It brings knowledge, Ideas, and people from all over and puts them together." He said, Any course that was developed and built as a course with a curriculum, be it a week, a month, a year, 2 years, 4 years or 7 years course in the University is not a waste. What you will learn in and outside the classroom will guide you through life. He was correct.

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Elon Musk claims to have finished a 100,000-strong H100 cluster in four months. How likely is that?

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The Nigerian education system views certificates as a meal ticket over skilled creativity.

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They do these with government aids but here it is not possible. I remembered a friend that wanted to build robot in his final year, he seek financial aid to accomplish it but it all failed. Imagine doing a project that will cost you 1million naira as a student in Nigeria

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This is education. This is Innovation. We can do this at UNN or Unizik,FUTO etc

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No Gree 4 Anybody 😎vor 1 Jahr

Elections have consequences. That's where it all begins - LEADERSHIP!

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Edwin Okon Jnr.vor 1 Jahr

Most of the present lecturers are products of a GPA based system and not are not incentivized to research. So to transition to a research system, we need diversity in our lecturers. State governments should engage foreign lecturers from high R&D countries like China, Netherlands

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Funding issues not skill issues

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Let me Tag minster of education @DrTunjiAlausa

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Can an average Nigerian student afford to carry out a financial intensive project.? U stated that each group is made up of 5 students My question to u is, how many Nigerian Students can cough out N500K as contribution to such a project.? Give Depts/Faculties R&D annual funds

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The Scientistvor 1 Jahr

Innoson that produces original standard cars, never receive attention from govt, na this one. If u av talent, take ur talent outside Nigeria, if u wan the talent to be useful and productive.

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