2sExy1:
I saw it last time a friend took me there. Though the design isn't aesthetic enough but understand the Nigeria we live in. So I must say they triee

mcpat:

Which of the cars did you see, Tuketuke was their first try at producing something as a group and they had a deadline to meet in short notice and where it lacked in aesthetics it thrived in creativeness.. It can only be started by the drivers finger print, the gears are changed with buttons and the lights can go on and off by claps.. The Eco cruise is way better though and it won the award for the best design at the Last Shell Eco marathon( Sub- saharan Africa).

mcpat:

Which of the cars did you see, Tuketuke was their first try at producing something as a group and they had a deadline to meet in short notice and where it lacked in aesthetics it thrived in creativeness.. It can only be started by the drivers finger print, the gears are changed with buttons and the lights can go on and off by claps.. The Eco cruise is way better though and it won the award for the best design at the Last Shell Eco marathon( Sub- saharan Africa).

mcpat:

Which of the cars did you see, Tuketuke was their first try at producing something as a group and they had a deadline to meet in short notice and where it lacked in aesthetics it thrived in creativeness.. It can only be started by the drivers finger print, the gears are changed with buttons and the lights can go on and off by claps.. The Eco cruise is way better though and it won the award for the best design at the Last Shell Eco marathon( Sub- saharan Africa).

Scrypt:


Whoa! Nice work, that's some crazy technology. There is hope for Nigeria. It seems this Eco whatever assembly/design facility was recently introduced. It wasn't there during my time at the faculty. All the same, great work. It is in the Shell 2015 almanac. Saw it first on Linkedin, was very busy so couldn't read much about it.

mcpat:

Which of the cars did you see, Tuketuke was their first try at producing something as a group and they had a deadline to meet in short notice and where it lacked in aesthetics it thrived in creativeness.. It can only be started by the drivers finger print, the gears are changed with buttons and the lights can go on and off by claps.. The Eco cruise is way better though and it won the award for the best design at the Last Shell Eco marathon( Sub- saharan Africa).

2sExy1:
bro, lots of guys are doing crazy things across the Nigerian tertiary institutions but the Nigerian government, private sector, corporate orgs aren't doing much to encourage this folks... Ideas are dying a natural death. In 2002, some guys built a fantastic and optimally performing hovercraft in UNILAG.... Where are they today, what about the hovercraft?

Scrypt:


Whoa! Nice work, that's some crazy technology. There is hope for Nigeria. It seems this Eco whatever assembly/design facility was recently introduced. It wasn't there during my time at the faculty. All the same, great work. It is in the Shell 2015 almanac. Saw it first on Linkedin, was very busy so couldn't read much about it.

mcpat:

You are an alumnus too? Lool we plenty for here O.. What department?

Scrypt:


White House, '10

Scrypt:


You can still join. Just find a bunch of egg heads engineering students, then act as team manager, maybe interior decorator, errand woman, something anything.

Genea:
Would av loved to join bt am a microbiologist,*feels like crying*

sleekyjay:


who says u got nothing to offer??

Oahray:
Only undergrads?

I tire.

Scrypt:


You don't mean it.

Daverytimes:


Am sure you would understand better if they posted a celebrities breast, but seriously its not hard to understand.

Genea:
couldnt think of any way possible 2 help