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Edufun

Ejanla07:
What is edufun about

Officialgarri:
While we might be celebrate this lady for her contribution for the East , I still think it is a celebration of failure and backwardness of the entire nation

Imagine the type of toys we are expected to encourage in this day. I know some people will ask that we "start small and the journey of a thousand miles doesn't start in a day". People, that's a lame excuse.
First, we must agree that there is technological innovation every day and a technological gadget you got last year becomes obsolete before the next year. Take your phones and cars for example.

So if we produce a toy in 2017, that has gone obsolete since 30 years ago, of what benefit is it? On what bigger platform do you want to be recognized? Who will buy it? It's a total rubbish
As in, just look at that contraption called robot in 2020

To make it in technology, you must aim for tomorrow.

Secondly, what has been happening to all the people Nigerian governments have been sending on scholarship since 1999? The Niger-Delta militants, the university scholars, the NNPC scholars? What contributions have they brought back home?
What has the government herself done to encourage technology?
Why is production so expensive is Nigeria?

Officialgarri:
While we might be celebrate this lady for her contribution for the East , I still think it is a celebration of failure and backwardness of the entire nation

Imagine the type of toys we are expected to encourage in this day. I know some people will ask that we "start small and the journey of a thousand miles doesn't start in a day". People, that's a lame excuse.
First, we must agree that there is technological innovation every day and a technological gadget you got last year becomes obsolete before the next year. Take your phones and cars for example.

So if we produce a toy in 2017, that has gone obsolete since 30 years ago, of what benefit is it? On what bigger platform do you want to be recognized? Who will buy it? It's a total rubbish
As in, just look at that contraption called robot in 2020

To make it in technology, you must aim for tomorrow.

Secondly, what has been happening to all the people Nigerian governments have been sending on scholarship since 1999? The Niger-Delta militants, the university scholars, the NNPC scholars? What contributions have they brought back home?
What has the government herself done to encourage technology?
Why is production so expensive is Nigeria?

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Her team won global award 2018

The team, led by Uchenna Onwuamaegbu Ugwu defeated representatives of other technological giants including the USA, Spain, Turkey, Uzbekistan and China to clinch the gold medal. The girls, who have now become Africa’s Golden Girls is made up of five brilliant girls include Promise Nnalue, Jessica Osita, Nwabuaku Ossai, Adaeze Onuigbo and Vivian Okoye.

The world champions, who are reported to be attracting a lot of attention in the world’s greatest technological hub, won the Challenge with a mobile application called the FD-Detector, which they developed to help tackle the Challenge of fake pharmaceutical products in Nigeria.

Under the tutelage of Uchenna Onwuamaegbu-Ugwu the CEO of Edufun Technik STEM, the Golden Girls spent five months researching and developing FD-Detector which swept through over 2000 competing applications to get to the finals in San Francisco.

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Where was she raised?

Officialgarri:
While we might be celebrate this lady for her contribution for the East , I still think it is a celebration of failure and backwardness of the entire nation

Imagine the type of toys we are expected to encourage in this day. I know some people will ask that we "start small and the journey of a thousand miles doesn't start in a day". People, that's a lame excuse.
First, we must agree that there is technological innovation every day and a technological gadget you got last year becomes obsolete before the next year. Take your phones and cars for example.

So if we produce a toy in 2017, that has gone obsolete since 30 years ago, of what benefit is it? On what bigger platform do you want to be recognized? Who will buy it? It's a total rubbish
As in, just look at that contraption called robot in 2020

To make it in technology, you must aim for tomorrow.

Secondly, what has been happening to all the people Nigerian governments have been sending on scholarship since 1999? The Niger-Delta militants, the university scholars, the NNPC scholars? What contributions have they brought back home?
What has the government herself done to encourage technology?
Why is production so expensive is Nigeria?

RemoveKebab:
South western, Nigeria.

tatatar:
Where was she raised?

tatatar:
Where was she raised?

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Otondo