majekdom2:
hehehe , you actually think I ll PM you .... same way you dont know those guys or what they can do if they have the necessary resources ... oga you almost I just realised you may never want any development because you will stop making your money .... like one dude said he understands your frustration , I dont tho because this is the first time am havin a debate with you. .... empty vessels makes the most noise.

saxywale:

yes. A reflection of the society you live in. All thanks to your politicians in power.
You don't expect them to build one similar to that of a student in Britain or South Korea.
Did you read a report celebrated on CNN some couple of days ago how a Liberian nursing students saved three relatives from the Ebola sickness by using crude method, making gloves and hazardous materials suit from trash bags.
She had to make use of what was available. Americans were asking their government to bring her to US on scholarship.

http://www.cnn.com/2014/09/25/health/ebola-fatu-family/

That is ingenuity. The intellectual capability is most important and it's a strong indicator of intelligence. These students if placed in higher institution in developed countries would excel and create a better project.

majekdom2:
and then the man that died in spain because he had some cocaine in his stomach or the politician bein convicted for fraud abroad is what ... please we should stop thnking this way.

slap1:
I'm not even remotely against the project; I'm worried that at this stage of our development, a contraption like this is still celebrated by a federal university!

slap1:
I'm not even remotely against the project; I'm worried that at this stage of our development, a contraption like this is still celebrated by a federal university!

CityNG:


Abi o.

Unfortunately when the blind is being led by the blind and saluted by the blind this is what you get.

tartar9:
"Chai!!ABOMINATION!! take it away!take it away!Jonathan wat is this iron you have presented me".looks more like a offering for OGUN.

majekdom2:
sai , energy is not the reason behind the depletion of ozone layer . the unused product or less ecnomically viable end of the coversion is what causes green house effect .... do you understand now.

majekdom2:
is it as an unergraduate where no company has got a anigerian university as its research and development poin you want to build technologies .... one step at a time . there are manythings to correct first before we start talking a student building a boeing with nigerian resources.

Solozzo:
Simple question: will any of us buy this car for more than 4 million Naira?

HardeyBbee:


I know what you were talking about but what made me make such a statement is because of what u said about wasted energy been useful to the ecological system since this energy is referred to heat energy plus carbon emissions. But what I dont get or more like what I would like to know is how can this wasted energy be useful to the ecological system.

majekdom2:
have you done anything to make them see ...other than your import business ? your own quota to our development is importation and not builing talents.... your mates have industries in their names , employing and building on talents.

CityNG:


Another assumption that is unrelated to the matter at hand. What does my line of business or entreprenuishipo has to do with this ridiculous offering trusted upon us?

You try to whiffle about but I'll keep bringing you back to the item of discussion as I'm not interested in your "gota doti"

majekdom2:
what it has got to do is 1) f you never lectured them , 2) assisted them or done anything to improve the environment which they learnt , 3) you got not reason to condemn their ideas ... 4) please stop putting up a fake smile.

Khalessi:
Nigerians celebrating mediocrity since the beginning of time, I can see the plastic bottle that's been used to hold the fuel.

CityNG:


You are delirious and it's now showing ore and more

1) I am not a lecturer and it is not my place to lecture allegedly university engineering students.

2) It is not my place to assist them as I do not run a philanthropy. They pay school fees or taxes or both and it is up to the school to provide an adequate learning environment. I know where you are coming from though since Nigerians provide their own water, electricity, etc absolutely social services have completely failed. You're a victim of your environment.

3) I have every reason to offer my opinion. You can argue against it but I'll gladly take you on

4) Unfortunately for you, you don't get to tell me what to do. We already went through this

9inches:


How bout this? >> http://www.nutabolts.org/index.php

Kanyol:
I don't want to be sarcastic here but all I see is two "agbayas" on a toy car. Chinese students go don laugh dem tire

compare

majekdom2:
CITYNG .... you seen this also ? come here with your assylum seeker's opinion.

majekdom2:
why bash a victim of a circumstance he never caused . well , yea , your opinion and am sure you know it will no get beyond nairaland ... and actually no need debating because they must have met peeps like you before completing that project. its just heartbreaking to remember you are a father ... sigh .... ur kids mehn.

CityNG:




If you're going to put a product in front of the masses then you ought to be ready for criticism.

And the sad thing is that you are somebody's child, what a total and complete waste of resource from ground zero up until now.

Kesmakveli:
Amazing: Unizik Students Produce Race Car

Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka has recorded yet another landmark breakthrough recently when five of her students produced a formula 1 car.

The students, from the department of mechanical Engineering produced the race car as their project.

The names of the student engineers include
*Okoyenta Augustus,
*Okeke Chukwuebuka,
*Ofoegbu Kenechukwu,
*Ibekwe Ebeneezer and
*Ezeani Chikeluba.

According to the initiator of the project, Okoyenta Augustus, the materials for the car were locally sourced and it took them two years to put in place. The cost of the project still according to him was about .4 million naira, though with the support of the department.

The students drove the car last tuesday to the administrative block to showcase the novel achievement to the vice chancellor, Prof. Joseph Ahaneku and the university community. Long Live the #‎UNIZIK5‬. Long Live Department of Mechanical Engineering. *Long Live Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka

https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=717008825043277&id=178933212184177&refid=17

ammyluv2002:
Yes o! We are achievers