https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61kbkqjrkms

Naija too much!

Since he is not from the gworo chewing (north) people and the smelling amala and ewedu people(south west) then he must be pull down by not given him the necessary assistance he might need to move ahead.
Amala people to the attack ! ! !.

Omexonomy: Since he is not from the gworo chewing (north) people and the smelling amala and ewedu people(south west) then he must be pull down by not given him the necessary assistance he might need to move ahead.
Amala people to the attack ! ! !.

must you always show your senselessness?

The same tribes you are accusing of pulling down aren't on the podium again. Let now watch how the south-south and south east you embrace will pull him up since they are the ones dictating things now.
**Anuofia**

One good news deserves another.

Cool

But do u guys know anyone can learn how to do this things on youtube now?

Before being called to come back help fix Nigeria's embarrassing Power situation, Nigeria's former Chairman of Presidential Task force on Power Transformation and later Minister of Power, Prof. Barth Nnaji was the Director of Robotics and Artificial Intelligence in the US. This was in a Government Intelligence sector where black were not allowed to work. He was at the time the only Black staff and the Head of the Agency.
Barth Nnaji is an expert in this field of robotic engineering.

There's no doubt that the level of technological ingenuity in Nigeria, especially in the eastern region is largely untapped. A school boy had earlier this year developed a miniature earth excavator and another had also developed a miniature aircraft. Back in the days a young man from Imo state was the first Black man to create radio air transmission station using a set of batteries, and a transistor radio. It was named Radio Mbaise. During the Nigeria Civil war the Biafran fighters developed their own military hardware fully by themselves (their voluntary military engineers). Till date there's large productions in local technology in Aba, Onicha, Nnewi, Ladipo, etc.
By the time Nigeria stabilizes better, people will have more concerns about how they create new innovations than how they create new rumours.
Op, please, change the title to Nigerian man builds functional robot. Maka na Naijiria ka bu ofu, at least for now.