DEFEATED MUDS!!!!!! [b][/b]

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@Sheyie,Do,Patriot4

NIGERIAN SOLDIER!!!!!!

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@Sheyie and other naaiers
[b]Heres something to make u happy NIHELLIA is has got more POWER/ELECTRICITY than SA. Look at the list below and see how powerfull Naija is lifting us. ;DWe have satelites and NOW POWER, thats clever. Our satelites can see down there. [/b]

Electricity - production > TOP 100
Rank Country Electricity - production (billion kWh)
1 China 4,604
2 United States 3,953
3 Japan 937.6
4 Russia 925.9
5 India 835.3
6 Canada 604.4
7 Germany 556.4
8 France 510
9 Brazil 509.2
10 Korea, South 459.5
11 United Kingdom 346
12 Italy 290.7
13 Spain 275.1
14 Mexico 239.1
[b]15 South Africa 238.3 [/b]after Kusile,Medupi and others we'll move into TOP 5.
16 Australia 232
17 Taiwan 229.1
18 Iran 212.8
19 Saudi Arabia 194.4
20 Turkey 185.2
21 Ukraine 172.9
22 Poland 141.8
23 Indonesia 141.2
24 Thailand 139
25 Norway 129.9
26 Sweden 129.4
27 Egypt 123.9
28 Venezuela 123.1
29 Malaysia 118.2
30 Argentina 115.4
31 Vietnam 106
32 Netherlands 105.7
33 Pakistan 93.35
34 Kazakhstan 86.2
35 Belgium 84.2
36 United Arab Emirates 80.94
37 Czech Republic 79.47
38 Finland 67.94
39 Switzerland 64.08
40 Austria 62.98
41 Romania 60.98
42 Chile 60.28
43 Philippines 59.19
44 Paraguay 54.91
45 Israel 53.04
46 Greece 51.5
47 Colombia 51.01
48 Kuwait 49.82
49 Iraq 48.96
50 Uzbekistan 47.42
51 Portugal 46.53
52 Singapore 45.37
53 New Zealand 42
54 Hong Kong 41.22
55 Algeria 40.11
56 Denmark 38.79
57 Syria 38.71
58 Peru 38.7
59 Hungary 37.37
60 Serbia 36.06
61 Bulgaria 34.31
62 Belarus 32.95
63 Slovakia 27.7
64 Libya 26.95
65 Ireland 26.35
66 Bangladesh 25.62
67 Azerbaijan 22.55
68 Korea, North 22.52
69 Puerto Rico 20.92
[b]70 Nigeria 20.13 same size as SOWETO(supplies population 1,5million). [/b]
71 Morocco 19.49
72 Qatar 19.18
73 Oman 17.63
74 Cuba 16.99
75 Ecuador 16.88
76 Iceland 16.48
77 Tajikistan 16.1
78 Turkmenistan 15.5
79 Mozambique 14.98
80 Kyrgyzstan 14.9
81 Croatia 14.67
82 Bosnia and Herzegovina 14.58
83 Dominican Republic 14.58
84 Tunisia 14.4
85 Jordan 13.01
86 Slovenia 13
87 Estonia 12.96
88 Lithuania 12.27
89 Bahrain 11.22
90 Sri Lanka 10.71
91 Lebanon 10.41
92 Georgia 10.1
93 Zambia 9.6
94 Uruguay 9.5
95 Costa Rica 9.29
96 Ghana 8.17
97 Guatemala 8.15
98 Zimbabwe 7.72
99 Congo, Democratic Republic of the 7.45
100 Armenia 7.43

Definition: This entry is the annual electricity generated expressed in kilowatt-hours. The discrepancy between the amount of electricity generated and/or imported and the amount consumed and/or exported is accounted for as loss in transmission and distribution.

Source: CIA World Factbook - Unless otherwise noted, information in this page is accurate as of January 1, 2012
See also: Electricity - production map

Wrote this laughing

[b]Heres something to make u happy NIHELLIA has got more POWER/ELECTRICITY than SA. Look at the list below and see how powerfull Naija is lifting us.

Electricity - production > TOP 100
Rank Country Electricity - production (billion kWh)
1 China 4,604 (population=1,3bn has many people living in poverty and in the dark despite GDP)
2 United States 3,953 (population=320m)
3 Japan 937.6
4 Russia 925.9
5 India 835.3 (population=1,2bn has many people living in poverty and in the dark despite GDP)
6 Canada 604.4
7 Germany 556.4
8 France 510
9 Brazil 509.2
10 Korea, South 459.5
11 United Kingdom 346
12 Italy 290.7
13 Spain 275.1
14 Mexico 239.1
15 South Africa(population=53m 90% of our residents have electricity and 73% have sanitaion, running water) 238.3 after Kusile,Medupi and others we'll move into TOP 5.
16 Australia 232
17 Taiwan 229.1
18 Iran 212.8
19 Saudi Arabia 194.4
20 Turkey 185.2
21 Ukraine 172.9
22 Poland 141.8
23 Indonesia 141.2
24 Thailand 139
25 Norway 129.9
26 Sweden 129.4
27 Egypt 123.9
28 Venezuela 123.1
29 Malaysia 118.2
30 Argentina 115.4
31 Vietnam 106
32 Netherlands 105.7
33 Pakistan 93.35
34 Kazakhstan 86.2
35 Belgium 84.2
36 United Arab Emirates 80.94
37 Czech Republic 79.47
38 Finland 67.94
39 Switzerland 64.08
40 Austria 62.98
41 Romania 60.98
42 Chile 60.28
43 Philippines 59.19
44 Paraguay 54.91
45 Israel 53.04
46 Greece 51.5
47 Colombia 51.01
48 Kuwait 49.82
49 Iraq 48.96
50 Uzbekistan 47.42
51 Portugal 46.53
52 Singapore 45.37
53 New Zealand 42
54 Hong Kong 41.22
55 Algeria 40.11
56 Denmark 38.79
57 Syria 38.71
58 Peru 38.7
59 Hungary 37.37
60 Serbia 36.06
61 Bulgaria 34.31
62 Belarus 32.95
63 Slovakia 27.7
64 Libya 26.95
65 Ireland 26.35
66 Bangladesh 25.62
67 Azerbaijan 22.55
68 Korea, North 22.52
69 Puerto Rico 20.92
70 Nigeria 20.13 (population=170million, most live in poverty and darkness )while those with little spark of electricity make noise on the internet.
71 Morocco 19.49
72 Qatar 19.18
73 Oman 17.63
74 Cuba 16.99
75 Ecuador 16.88
76 Iceland 16.48
77 Tajikistan 16.1
78 Turkmenistan 15.5
79 Mozambique 14.98
80 Kyrgyzstan 14.9
81 Croatia 14.67
82 Bosnia and Herzegovina 14.58
83 Dominican Republic 14.58
84 Tunisia 14.4
85 Jordan 13.01
86 Slovenia 13
87 Estonia 12.96
88 Lithuania 12.27
89 Bahrain 11.22
90 Sri Lanka 10.71
91 Lebanon 10.41
92 Georgia 10.1
93 Zambia 9.6
94 Uruguay 9.5
95 Costa Rica 9.29
96 Ghana 8.17
97 Guatemala 8.15
98 Zimbabwe 7.72
99 Congo, Democratic Republic of the 7.45
100 Armenia 7.43

Definition: This entry is the annual electricity generated expressed in kilowatt-hours. The discrepancy between the amount of electricity generated and/or imported and the amount consumed and/or exported is accounted for as loss in transmission and distribution.

Source: CIA World Factbook - Unless otherwise noted, information in this page is accurate as of January 1, 2012
See also: Electricity - production map

AugustAgain
PLEASE SHOW US THAT RENDER OF A SATELITE FACING DARK NIGERIA AND BRIGHT S.A.

DO NOT HIDE IT BRING IT BACK

[b]@Zetdee
bro pls learn to know more about SA. Otherwise the 419ers from DARK NIHELLIA will fool u.

Namibian professor(note: he comes from a part that was part of SA plus hes a Boer) inspires students to look to the stars

Sunday 16 June 2013 - 2:35 PM
Former Stellenbosch student Professor Japie van Zyl, who is now a key player at NASA, recently delivered a guest lecture at North-West University.



North West - From the barren Namib desert to the Red Planet, that's the path taken by a former Stellenbosch student.

Professor Japie van Zyl is now director of project formulation at NASA's Jet propulsion Laboratory in the US. He was recently a guest lecturer at the Potchefstroom Campus of the North-West University.

A big moment in 2012, was NASA's Mars Curiosity rover successfully landing on the red planet. Professor van Zyl, a key player in the team that made it happen, says his interest in astronomy started when he was growing up in Namibia, watching the sky with his father.

Van Zyl, who leads the team in charge of NASA's satellites in space, says the Curiosity mission was definitely a career highlight.

"It was terribly tense, terribly nervous, you could probably power a city with the nervous energy in a place like that. But the moment of success was just tremendous, to see the reaction - people with tears in their eyes."
His dream is to discover some form of life on another planet.
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To Nigerians
YES PROF VAN ZYL IS SOUTH AFRICAN SO ARE THE NAMIBIANS FROM THE WALVIS BAY AREA. ;DThey have SA IDs.

Last weekend it was nice to see a SOUTH AFRICAN LEADING N.A.S.A. CALLING SHOTS!!!!Telling Americans what to do.

[b]They have their own OLD Emegwali, we have our own YOUNG WHIZ KIDS. ;DProf Van Zyl said he wants to make Siya one of the best ENGINEERS IN THE WORLD. With leaders like Prof sure he will be the best.

[b]Siyabulela Lethuxolo Xuza: Yes, it is rocket science

05 March 2012

Seen here during a class at Harvard, Siyabulela Xuza is one of the new young generation of Africans who are committed to developing the continent's potential. (Image: Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences)





Engineering whizzkid Siyabulela Lethuxolo Xuza is a young man with a big future.

From the early days of experimenting with science in his mother’s kitchen in the poor community of Mthatha in the Eastern Cape, to international science and engineering accolades, he is now a role model for South Africa’s aspiring scientists.

These days the darling of Nasa, who were so taken with him that they gave him a personal guided tour of their facilities, is the youngest member of the Africa 2.0 energy advisory panel.

The pan-African organisation comprises the continent’s brightest minds and is committed to seeking sustainable solutions to challenges faced by Africans.

In a March 2012 interview with US television network CBS, Xuza said that his current work is focusing on transforming homes into power plants "that capture the energy of the sun during the day and store some of it in fuel cells, for use at night".
Starting young

In his own words, Xusa described the moment that sparked his lifelong passion for science.

“I was chasing the roar of a Cessna plane dropping election pamphlets over Mthatha, my South African township,” he wrote on the America.gov website.

“It was 1994, the first year of a new democracy in my country, and the sight of that technological marvel ignited in me a curiosity for science and a passion for using technology to engineer an African renaissance.”

He was just five years old at the time. The youngster was also later inspired by South African entrepreneur Mark Shuttleworth’s trip into space in 2002, an event that was largely responsible for his long-standing interest in rocketry.

His mother's kitchen soon became the scene for much experimentation with formulations of jet and rocket fuel, but the informal laboratory had to be moved to the garage after a sticky incident with a too-hot stove.

Xuza wasn’t deterred, and over the next few years he continued to work on the project, which culminated in the successful launch of a real home-built rocket, the Phoenix. This vehicle achieved a final height of over a kilometre and earned him the junior South African amateur high-powered altitude record.

The rocket was propelled by Xuza’s own invention, a cheaper, safer type of rocket fuel, which became the subject of a project titled African Space: Fuelling Africa's quest to space. It won a gold medal in the 2006 Eskom National Science Expo as well as a trip to the Nobel Prize ceremony in Sweden, where he presented his work to the Swedish king and queen.

The same project took him to the 58th Intel International Science and Engineering Fair in Albuquerque, New Mexico, as part of Team South Africa.

Here the project was entered in the energy and transport category and won the 18-year-old, then a matric pupil on a scholarship at St John’s College in Johannesburg, a Best of Category award and a First award.

Xuza also received the honour of having a celestial body named after him by the MIT Lincoln Laboratory, which is replacing the complicated scientific names of thousands of minor planets with more accessible names in honour of the world’s top achievers.

The minor planet 23182 Siyaxuza circles the solar system in the main asteroid belt near Jupiter and takes 4.01 years to complete a single orbit. It was discovered in July 2000.

Xuza has garnered numerous other accolades, including a fellowship in 2010 of the African Leadership Network, and in 2011 he was made a fellow of the international student-run Kairos Society. Membership to this global body is by invitation only.
A bright future

Matriculating in 2007 with a string of As, it was almost guaranteed that Xuza would take up further studies at a prestigious institution – that turned out to be Harvard’s School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, where he became one of just 1 948 students accepted out of about 28 000 who applied.

He started his engineering degree in September 2008, but wasn’t afraid to take up academic challenges such as debating, the Mandarin language, and world music. These interests, he said, would broaden his mind.

The young man from the Eastern Cape also joined the Harvard Forum for International Leadership, a society that brings together students from all around the world to discuss global issues such as HIV/Aids, terrorism and the development of emerging economies, as well as the need for efficient energy solutions.

“I may not be able to predict what the future holds,” he wrote on www.america.gov, “but I am excited at how my engineering education will enable me to achieve my aspirations for Africa.”

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@Sheyie07,Patriot4

HES BLACK SOUTH AFRICAN AND GOT A'S IN ALL HIS SUBJECTS AT HIGH SCHOOL HENCE HE STUDIED AT HARVARD AND IS NOW AT N.A.S.A. Give South Africans few years as you guys have 57 years of fuckery, we will be BETTER THAN NIGERIANS.

http://www.southafrica-newyork.net/consulate/siyabulela.html

@AugustAgain
SOUTH AFRICANS ARE LEADING THE WORLD TO MARS AND OTHER PLANETS. While Nigerians are flying KITES.

I KNOW ITS GOING TO BE PAINFUL FOR JEALOUS NIGERIANS WHEN THEY HEAR SIYAS NAME AND PROF VAN ZYL ON MARS PROJECT.

@Agaust and his JEALOUS USELESS BUNCH
The 1st blackman to Mars in the world will be from SA, just like the 1st African to land in Antarctica is South Africa, same can be said with climbing Mt. Everest.

Next time when any blackman from all the world goes there they will see a SAn name writen there in BOLD.

[b]First black man to climb Mt Everest, South African Subusisio Vilane visits Flying Kite Childrens Home in Central Kenya where he revealed that he plans to Climb Mount Everest again without oxygen. He was on the way to his 14th climb of Mt.Kilimanjaro.

First Black man to Climb Mt Everest Subusisio Vilane who is a South African visited Flying Kite Childrens Home in Central Kenya where he revealed that he plans to Climb Mount Everest for the 3rd time without Oxygen to document his climbing.He said that the climb in 2014 will comemorate his 10th year of Mountain Climbing.Sibusisio who has Summited Everest last in June and approached 8,848m peak in 65 days is also going to make his 14th climb of Mt Kilimanjaro beginning the 7th of July,2012 together with other 10 South African and says that he is Scouting for a Kenyan or two who will join him in the Everest Journey.If he makes the climbing of a Mountain without oxygen comes to pass,then Sibusisio will entered the record books as the first black African to have made it.The first person to do this was Italian Reinhold Messner in 1980 at Everest.
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GIVE US FEW YEARS AS IM SAYING WE'LL BE THE BEST.
1ST BLACK MAN TO CONQUER MT EVEREST. Sad news JEALOUS Nigerians. ;DEVIL HEARTS BLEED TO DEATH.

http://in2eastafrica.net/meet-first-african-black-to-conquer-mt-everest/

OUR YOUNGMAN IN SOUTH POLE. 1ST AFRICAN IN THE WORLD.

http://www.iol.co.za/polopoly_fs/verve-web-nzuzo-1-1.1223518!/image/1491551543.jpg_gen/derivatives/box_300/1491551543.jpg

SOUTH AFRICAN STATIONS IN ANTARTICA. We're looking at Nigeria from the underside. We'll Bleep them up soon. AM GLAD TO SEE ETHIOPIA AND EGYPT SAYING THEY'LL GO TO WAR OVER NILE. Africa needs WARS. COUNTRY VS COUNTRY. I'M PICKING NIGERIA FOR S.A.

http://www.germansouthafrican-scienceyear.co.za/uploads/pics/k-Martin__475_.JPG

A ghanian with nothing to show off with.
This guy is cracking me up.

saengine:

Then just admit you made a mistake and keep quiet. Your F7 jets are useless by anyone's standards. Your F7 jets have to greatly reduce speed to maneuver. Your Nigerian generals bought missiles with a range further than your F7 radar, that is stupid to say the least. Let's us wait and see if any well known institutions congratulate nigeria on 84km.

Mr. SAEngine ... while Nigerians here debate the big issues in terms of the thread's topic it amuses me to find our South African friends wallowing in petty talk that adds little or no value to the debates here. So much desperation by South African Nairalanders to discredit the formidable status of Nigeria's military establishments yet little of valuable facts to back-up the false assertions being passed-off as intelligent counter arguments. CraigB will wish to have his South African military as the benchmark for all military successes in Africa yet he provides very little by way of facts to support that desire. CraigB also fails to learn from SELEKA how South African-made weapons are made to look cheap by the dozens when put to use in the theatre of war. So much that the "highly-rated" weapons and gear were worth abandoning as the SA troops scampered for refuge in the French fortified areas of CAR. CraigB will call Chinese products substandard yet close to 85% of finished products in South Africa are sourced from or made in China. To Mr. SAEngine and CraigB ... stupid talk is cheap ... use the links below to see what China is to South Africa. Uninformed South Africans like CraigB continues to despise China yet he fails to understand that South Africa can't do without China ...

http://mg.co.za/article/2013-06-14-00-patel-makes-sense-of-chinese-rands
http://www.globaltimes.cn/content/788287.shtml#.UcAvjJx5eIg
http://eandt.theiet.org/news/2013/jun/hisense-south-africa.cfm

I don't have to remind you that China is the big "C" in BRICS that SA recently became a member of. China was instrumental in the critical military supplies to ANC fighters during the Aparthied era. Just like South Africa's Indians, a generation of Chinese who have been in SA for several decades are by law and recogntion "black" South Africans.

My point is ... don't for any reason try to give China a second-class position when they are globally by far more advanced economically, technologically and militarily than most of Africa combined. Nigeria recognises the importance of bilateral partnerships and understands military economics better, hence we know what we need and from who to get our needs -- based on long or short term threats or national expediencies. When a rated missile from any Chinese made platform is unleashed ... may the heavens help any obstacle on its path.

CraigB ... I am terribly amazed at your empty comments here and I have every reason to believe that Mr. AndrewZA is a fairly better proposition for a South African debater on military issues.

To conlude ... PS:: Please check out the inner label on whatever you are wearing now and stop being in your stupid state of denial.

Passing out parade of nigerian army 69 regular intake/NNBTS 22(nigerian navy)at the nigerian army school of infantry, zaria, kaduna state

Nigerian army airborne rangers

Nigerian army snipers

Nigerian army regular infantrymen,

*nigerian navy commando provides security

A hopeless and spinless Ghanaian refugee sits in front of a Pentium II PC on the backsides of uMthatha and believes he has a worldview of Nigeria that he envies? Until a time when Ghana can stand on its legs economically, technologically and otherwise ... the lost few in SA will remain consigned as shoe-shining SA surrogates in the faltering smear campaign against a resurging and strong Nigeria.

Passing out parade of nigerian army 69 regular intake/NNBTS 22(nigerian navy)at the nigerian army school of infantry, zaria, kaduna state

Navy NNBTS/29

Passing out parade of nigerian army 69 regular intake/NNBTS 22(nigerian navy)at the nigerian army school of infantry, zaria, kaduna state

Combined

@NaijaPikidi
[b]Bob I think ur lost here, most South Africans dont like Chinese labels even Chinese South Africans like Deon Chang of WOOLWORTHS wear. Stop fooling urself here. Again u pretend to know SA by just going to Botston college. South Africa is bigger than Nigeria in size and has different provinces.

Naija SOUTH AFRICA IS BIGGER THAN rental flats in Sunnyside, Pretoria or Hillbrow,Jhb or Point in Durban.

STOP FOOLING YOURSELF DUMMY.[/b]

@NaijaPikidi
SOON YOU'RE GONNA SWALLOW YOUR WORDS. Actually the socalled townships have TARRED ROADS, ELECTRICITY, RUNNING WATER than Mpape,Makoko and other SLUMS/cities of Nigeria.

REDEFINING KWAMASHU TOWNSHIP. Turning these into towns slowly but surely.
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1525207

@Aga
SORRY FOR IGNORING THE TOY SOLDIERS.

@Pikidi
Your favouite subject the townships.
We investing in them and soon u and ur fellow BOBS will swallow ur words.
REDEFINING UMLAZI
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1506588

@NaijaPikidi
PLEASE FOLLOW DEVELOPMENTS ON UMLAZI AND OTHER TOWNSHIPS www.skyscrapercity.com not FOOLS PARADISE/Nairaland.

BRIDGE CITY in Durban built to uplift people of former non white townships Phoenix(Indians) and Umlazi(Africans).
Yes I know MUDS didn't that Indians,coloureds,blacks lived side by side and only divided in work place. Just to control them.

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=433782

@NaijaPikidi
or visit their website.

http://www.bridgecity.co.za/about-bridge-city/maps-location/

@NaijaPikidi
SOUTH AFRICA BEATING NIGERIA HANDS DOWN IN ENGINEERING, ARCHITECTURE,MEDICAL PROFESSION....

FUTURISTIC DESIGN BRIDGE CITY MAGISTRATE COURT IN UMLAZI AND PHOENIX AREA. Designed by black Architects.

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1479093

@NaijaPikidi
1st MALLS IN WEST AFRICA WERE BUILT AND DESIGNED BY SOUTH AFRICANS. YA'LL WERE BUYING ROTTEN MEAT, VEG ETC..IN DIRTY MARKETS.

http://www.afri-cost.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/BridgeCity4-1024x410.jpg