Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by osaslord500(m): 5:53pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
princeogbeide1: This great men exceedingly had their break through in the wilderness of Biafra and Boko harram crises which had been developing long ago. Am still proud of my country" If not for Phillip Emeagwali, wireless connections wouldn't have been intensely experienced in the globe. He created the fastest computer in 1989-1998 that can perform 3.1billon calculations per second which is faster than the speed of a cray supercomputer " this is an unbeatable remark of Nigeria in Africa" Remarks still goes to late Mohammed Bah who invented a natural cooling system wit clay soil far back as 1900" no wonder we got the true title of being the giant of Africa" we miss our lost peace" Well said bro |
Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by shollyBi(m): 5:53pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
MrKontrovErsy: I can see 3 Igbo men representing where it matters most. and no yorobbber man on d list. we for no hear word today. now where are those Flat Head amala eaters that always talkin rubbish.? I hope they are seeing this. its not all about propaganda and stuffz
you cannot see past that? you either need a brain transplant or your thyroid gland need some qout of iodine. Fat fool 8 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by IamTheophilus(m): 5:53pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
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Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by kernel501: 5:54pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
bajeen: Remove Emeagwali and Oyibo from that list pls. They are just intellectual fraudsters. Please read the article below:
Intellectual 419: Philip Emeagwali and Gabriel Oyibo Compared By Farooq A. Kperogi Ask an average Nigerian to name the country’s most famous scientists. In all likelihood, they would mention “Dr.” (or “Professor”) Philip Emeagwali and Dr. Gabriel Oyibo. This, in a way, is excusable ignorance. After all, the great President Bill Clinton has been scammed into undeservedly calling Emeagwali “one of the great minds of the information age ” and the “Bill Gates of Africa.” And such prestigious Western news organizations as TIME , CNN and BBC fell for Emeagwali’s smartly orchestrated intellectual fraud. As for Dr. Gabriel Oyibo, he was for many years touted in the Nigerian media as the great successor to Albert Einstein, as a four-time nominee for the Nobel Prize in Physics, and as the inventor of the "almighty" GAGUT (God Almighty Grand Unified Theorem), which he farcically calls “the theory of everything.” On the basis of his comically delusional intellectual fraud, Oyibo has been celebrated in Nigeria as one of the greatest scientists that ever lived. However, the elaborate intellectual fraud of Emeagwali and Oyibo are now unraveling rapidly. SaharaReporters, the enormously popular, muckraking diasporan citizen media site, has done a series of exposés on the intellectual fraud of Philip Emeagwali . At least two mainstream Nigerian newspaper columnists have done the same in the last few weeks. I'd had cause to call attention to the intellectual chicanery of these characters in my July 15, 2006 Weekly Trust column, then called “Notes from Louisiana,” which can be found on this blog. Oyibo and Emeagwali are certainly different in many respects. But they are also similar in more ways than one. First, Oyibo started out as a productive scholar who actually published a number of peer-reviewed, scientific articles before he degenerated into his current patently psychoneurotic state (I will give evidence for my conclusion shortly); Emeagwali, on the other hand, never had a Ph.D., is/was never a professor by any understanding of the term, has never published in any peer-reviewed journal, nor owned any patent—all contrary to his claims. However, Emeagwali did win an actual award—the Gordon Bell Prize — whose significance he has exaggerated beyond the bounds of reason and decency. Note, though, that Oyibo also claims to be a perennial nominee for the Nobel Prize in Physics. This is pretty much like Emeagwali 's fraudulent claims to being "a" or "the" father of the Internet. The Guardian 's U.S. correspondent, a certain Laolu Akande, is the biggest accomplice in Oyibo's fraud. Until the last few years, the Guardian often reported that Oyibo was among the top three candidates being considered for the Nobel Prize in Physics. This intentionally deceitful newspaper speculation was/is the basis for his unearned popularity in Nigerian elite circles. I don't know if this has changed, but when I was in Nigeria it was customary to identify Oyibo in Nigerian newspaper narratives as a "three-time Nobel Prize nominee in Physics." In the Afro-romantic digital black diaspora, in fact, it is usual to identify him as a four-time Nobel Prize nominee ! Now, the Nobel Committee does NOT disclose the identities of the nominees for any of its prizes until at least 50 years after the prize has been announced . How in the world did Oyibo and the Guardian 's Laolu Akande know that Oyibo was a nominee for the Physics Prize? In fact, Omoyele Sowore, publisher of SaharaReporters.com and former citizen reporter for the now tame and compromised ElenduReports.com , unmasked this fraud years ago. He sent emails to the Nobel Committee asking to know if Oyibo had ever been a nominee for their Physics Prize. Of course, they flatly disclaimed it. They said it was impossible for anybody to know if he was a nominee for any Prize until several decades after the fact. So, in more ways than one, Oyibo is guilty of the same intentionally fraudulent self-promotion that Emeagwali has a dubious honor for. Like Emeagwali , he currently feeds on this fraud since he, like Emeagwali, is effectively jobless now. Plus, Oyibo stakes his claims to unparalleled scientific genius on the basis of his ludicrously incoherent and insane GAGUT theory, which hasn't been published in any peer- reviewed scientific journal or book, although he has a vanity, self-published book that he flaunts every time— much like Emeagwali 's claims to having 41 patents, which have turned out to be patents in sophisticated, intricately multi-layered intellectual frauds. But any one who has followed Oyibo 's life closely will agree that the man needs help—seriously. The brother has lost it. He has no job as I write now. He left the university system as an untenured associate professor years ago. (Hmm.... Can you imagine a four-time Nobel Prize nominee in Physics who no U.S. university or research institution wants to touch with a barge pole?) If you need evidence of Oyibo’s undisguised psychic imbalance, read his deleted profile on Wikipedia , which he wrote of himself. Here is a sample from the profile for your amusement: “Honors and Awards: Professor G. Oyibo has been recognized as being closer to GOD (intellectually and in other ways), than any other human being because of the GAGUT discovery. He has also been recognized by the Nigerian Federal Government as Mathematical Genius which was inscribed on a Nigerian Postage Stamp that was issued in 2005. Professor G. Oyibo has also been recognized as the Greatest Genius and the Most Intelligent Human Being ever created by GOD. He has also been recognized as the Greatest Mathematical Genius of all time. Professor G. Oyibo has been recognized by the Nigerian Senate, representing the entire population of Nigeria of over 200 million people, through a Senate Motion No. 151 page 320 presented in the Federal Republic of Nigeria Order Paper on Tuesday, 15th March, 2005." If the above is not proof of a man who is truly in need of psychiatric help, I don't know what is. But the greater concern for me, however, is that our hunger for heroes has predisposed us to be easily susceptible to all kinds of cheap intellectual frauds. By officially celebrating Emeagwali and Oyibo, the Nigerian state has inadvertently become an accomplice in intellectual 419. And by engraving their images on our postage stamps, the Nigerian state has unwittingly and permanently stamped deceit and false pretenses (otherwise known as 419) on our national consciousness—and on our international image. That’s a shame. |
Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by Bjergtrolde: 5:56pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
Karmanaut: PROFESSOR GABRIEL OYIBO: Mad man.
COLONEL OVIEMO OVADJE: Actually did something.
MOHAMMED BAH ABBA: Actually did something, not groundbreaking but useful nonetheless.
BART NNAJI: Actually did something.
PHILIP EMEAGWALI: No 1 charlatan. I think we should replace Ovadje, Nnaji and Bah Abba with Abalaka and two other charlatans and rename the list "Five Biggest Nigerian Charlatans" 2 Likes |
Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by mradjoy(m): 5:56pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
platz: How come i never had about them Because you have been living in cave |
Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by Sagamite(m): 5:58pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
ofofoCEO:
There is a drop of greatness in every Nigerian. This exclusive list mirrors the great endeavor of Nigerian scientists both living and dead who have left indelible marks in their respective fields both nationally and internationally. This list is not arranged in any particular order and data was sourced from credible and verified bodies both offline and online.
PHILIP EMEAGWALI
Philip Emeagwali who may well be the greatest scientist of all time is a Nigerian inventor and scientist. He has been living in the United States of America for many years. Philip Emeagwali is recognized worldwide and has been voted “Father of Super-computing,” he is ranked #1 in computing. And ranked FIRST by Google for “contribution to the development of the computer.” The TIME magazine sees him as: The “Unsung Hero” Behind the Internet. We at amebo are proud of you sir. Did you know Philip Emeagwali has a higher IQ than Albert Einstein? Okay, now you know.
BART NNAJI
A one time Presidential aspirant and Enugu state born Prof Bartholomew Nnaji, is an erstwhile Minister of Power of the Federal republic who holds a Doctorate in Industrial and Systems Engineering from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University in the United States. As a researcher, he focused on: Computer Aided Design, Robotics and Computer Aided Engineering. Using the knowledge he gained from his research pursuits, he created the term Geometric reasoning, the idea that most things we operate has a geometric configuration. He is also credited as one of the innovators of the E-design concept. He is also the founder of the first indigenous owned power generating company in Nigeria and was also a former minister for Science and Technology in the country.
MOHAMMED BAH ABBA
Necessity as they say, is the mother of invention. Mohamed Bah Abba from a rural area of northern Nigeria developed the pot-in-pot refrigerator i,e, Pot-in-Pot Preservation Cooling System in the 1990s. Northern Nigeria is an impoverished region where people in rural communities eke out a living from subsistence farming. In rural northern Nigeria, there are no refrigerators. Most people don’t even have electricity. So perishable food must be eaten immediately, or it will go to waste. He received the Rolex Award for Enterprise in 2001 and used his $75,000 award to make the invention available throughout Nigeria.
COLONEL OVIEMO OVADJE
There are many Nigerians who have made the country proud, either by their personal achievements or their contributions to the development of the country. But, permit me to say that, there is this one with very intimidating credentials; one who has made his mark nationally and internationally. As a medical doctor and a soldier, he has effectively combined the two for the good of humanity in solving the problem of blood salvage from body cavities by pioneering and creating a design- the EATSET to replace and improve on the gauze filtration technique as practiced in developing countries. This great son of is from the Isoko extraction of Delta State. He was declared the Best African Scientist in 1995 before African Heads of States when he won the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) and Organisation of African Unity (OAU) Gold Medal for scientific work designed to save women who usually die from abnormal pregnancy (ECTOPIC GESTATION).
PROFESSOR GABRIEL OYIBO
There are always two sides to the coin” and so it is for the most controversial scientist on this list, Gabriel Oyibo, a Professor of Mathematics whose theory – “God Almighty Grand Unified Theorem (GAGUT)” has been heavily criticised by some scholars. Some see him as a madman others see him as a Genius but that notwithstanding this professor boasts of a very rich credential. Professor Gabriel Audu Oyibo obtained his Ph. D. in Aeronautics and Mathematics from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) Troy, New York where he worked for four (4) years on NASA/AFOSR sponsored research and made several contributions in aircraft design, aerodynamics, aeroelasticity, mathematics and taught several courses. Dr. Oyibo received Knighthood by His Royal Highness, Attah of the Igala Kingdom.
Thank you for taking time to read, corrections are welcomed. You can also name notable Nigerian scientists in The comment section below.
Source: http://amebohub.com/2015/11/27/top-five-nigerian-scientists-and-their-great-inventions/ This is why I like calling many of you cretins moronic fuuktard and I am justified. Whichever cretin authored this demonstrates what I mean. So considering the many Nigerian Professors out there doing some great work, these are the people this cretin composed and labelled "Top five". If you ask the cretin now what methodology did he or she use to create this list, then you would see the dumb look on his/her face. Products of a failed education system like Joromi1. They just pick anything and say "Top", "Best", "Greatest" without any methodology. If the cretin had said "Some Nigerian Scientist/Inventors with some of their great work" then it would have made more sense. But that is asking too much from the fuuktards our failed education system is generating. I doubt MOHAMMED BAH ABBA even has a degree or seen the 4 walls of a science department, but yet this fuuktard labelled him one of Nigeria's Top 5 scientists. 10 Likes |
Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by Sagamite(m): 6:00pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
DrGraveYardz: I heard one Dr Abalaka created a cure for HIV,but his cure was rejected because he is from Africa! How true is this? Where did you hear that and how true do YOU think it is? 2 Likes |
Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by Nobody: 6:00pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
Sagamite:
This is why I like calling many of you cretins moronic fuuktard and I am justified.
Whichever cretin authored this demonstrate what I mean.
So considering the many Nigerian Professors out their doing some great work, these are the people this cretin composed and labelled "Top five".
If you ask the cretin now what methodology did he or she use to create this list, then you would see the dumb look on his/her face.
Products of a failed education system like Joromi1.
They just pick anything and say "Top", "Best", "Greatest" without any methodology.
If the cretin had said "Some Nigerian Scientist/Inventors with some of their great work" then it would have made more sense. But that is asking too much from the fuuktards how failed education system is generating.
I doubt MOHAMMED BAH ABBA even has a degree or seen the 4 walls of a science department, but yet this fuuktard labelled him one of Nigeria's Top 5 scientists. 7 Likes |
Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by Bjergtrolde: 6:00pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
MrKontrovErsy: I can see 3 Igbo men representing where it matters most. and no yorobbber man on d list. we for no hear word today. now where are those Flat Head amala eaters that always talkin rubbish.? I hope they are seeing this. its not all about propaganda and stuff
Oyibo is Igala and not Igbo. He and Emeagwali are both charlatans. 1 Like |
Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by Okeikpu(m): 6:02pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
Geraraheremehn: Buhari should be there, he invented boko haram, insurgency, west germany and osinbade U no add the people of Maltina |
Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by Nobody: 6:02pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
Bjergtrolde:
Oyibo is Igala and not Igbo. He and Emeagwali are both charlatans. LEAVE THEM LET THEM BE FOOL.ING THEMSELVES.I CAN EVEN COMPILE A LIST AND MAKE THEM ALL YORUBA 6 Likes |
Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by Sagamite(m): 6:03pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
jerrywool: What of that Opayomi guy wey solve that millennium maths problem for naija newspaper. This one does not even know the difference between being a Scientist and being a Mathematician. And he would say he went to school o and produce certificates. |
Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by Geraraheremehn: 6:04pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
Okeikpu: U no add the people of Maltina LoL 1 Like |
Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by seangy4konji: 6:04pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
I just read an article on this emegwali man.
HE IS A FRAUD. 6 Likes |
Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by Lordnewton1(m): 6:04pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
phillip emeguali...hmmm OMO Igbo. |
Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by Geraraheremehn: 6:05pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
damton:
Gerarahere mehn Yu called me? |
Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by princeogbeide1(m): 6:06pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
Donkaz: Wow!
These are true Nigerians.
I should be among the top 5 by the year 2020. So help me God.
It's not by mouth" |
Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by STILESGANG: 6:06pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
Emegwali invented the internet .This must be the biggest joke of the year. 5 Likes |
Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by ceedenis: 6:07pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
It's nice that PROFESSOR GABRIEL OYIBO made the list. He isn't a mad man he is a true genious. |
Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by neocortex: 6:07pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
princeogbeide1:
Can uuu state the contributions of Philip Emeagwali in the development of computer technology" am willing to know them from you He made contributions to super computing speed, not internet or wireless technology. |
Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by neocortex: 6:08pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
LEGALAide:
tribalism even in Nairaland? How does stating a fact equal to tribalism ? You can't draw me into that pit because I don't belong there. 3 Likes |
Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by Nobody: 6:08pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
jerrywool: What of that Opayomi guy wey solve that millennium maths problem for naija newspaper. LMAO. He only proved it in his dreams, and in vanguard newspaper. |
Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by princeogbeide1(m): 6:10pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
neocortex:
He made contributions to super computing speed, not internet or wireless technology. Yeahh" uu r there man" though I just modified my post after a brief study" will like to get back from you when uu go through my modified post" thanks |
Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by AfroKnight: 6:11pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
kaakulator5: [size=15pt]WHEN WILL YOU GUYS ADMIT THE FACT THAT EMEAGWALI IS A FRAUD AND HE DIDN'T DO SH*T[/size]
http://saharareporters.com/2010/10/18/how-philip-emeagwali-lied-his-way-fame
[size=15pt]SEMOUR CLAY IS THE FATHER OF SUPERCOMPUTING[/size] Emeagwali has really deceived many by his unwillingness to clear the air. He is riding on the waves of the false claims. First they ascribed the "Father of Internet" to him, now it's "Father of Supercomputing". Next year, they'll find something more to add. Nigerians and myths. 4 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by totit: 6:11pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
Sagamite:
This is why I like calling many of you cretins moronic fuuktard and I am justified.
Whichever cretin authored this demonstrates what I mean.
So considering the many Nigerian Professors out their doing some great work, these are the people this cretin composed and labelled "Top five".
If you ask the cretin now what methodology did he or she use to create this list, then you would see the dumb look on his/her face.
Products of a failed education system like Joromi1.
They just pick anything and say "Top", "Best", "Greatest" without any methodology.
If the cretin had said "Some Nigerian Scientist/Inventors with some of their great work" then it would have made more sense. But that is asking too much from the fuuktards our failed education system is generating.
I doubt MOHAMMED BAH ABBA even has a degree or seen the 4 walls of a science department, but yet this fuuktard labelled him one of Nigeria's Top 5 scientists. Straight forward! Gbam! It's quite unfortunate that anything goes on NL. Anybody from no where sane or insane can just come out with a figure. 6 Likes |
Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by yommen: 6:13pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
MrKontrovErsy: I can see 3 Igbo men representing where it matters most. and no yorobbber man on d list. we for no hear word today. now where are those Flat Head amala eaters that always talkin rubbish.? I hope they are seeing this. its not all about propaganda and stuffz
16 Nigerian inventors were celebrated across the globe last year in which virtually all tribes contributed. Yoruba has 5 among the 16. The op made his own wishful list and left out yorubas and picked mainly yebos and here you are, celebrating tribalism. Welcome to Biafra. 2 Likes |
Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by Chukazu: 6:13pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
Seunaj05: Where is Jelani Aliyu on that list? Jelani Aliyu (the Nigerian who designed GM's First Electric Car) Albert Einstein and the likes did not aspire to become the president of their nations. Instead of aspiring for a presidential ticket I believe they can start a foundation dat will afford young Africans to achieve more. I celebrate them but that's not invention naa |
Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by Fourwinds: 6:14pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
MrKontrovErsy: I can see 3 Igbo men representing where it matters most. and no yorobbber man on d list. we for no hear word today. now where are those Flat Head amala eaters that always talkin rubbish.? I hope they are seeing this. its not all about propaganda and stuffz
no.!!! two Ibos and one Niger Delta.....Delta state to be specific |
Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by Nobody: 6:15pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
musicwriter: If not for Emeagwali, computers, smart phones and wireless networks would be slow globally. His invention made possible processor speeds up to Dual-core, Quad-core, Deca-core, octa-core, e.t.c even the potential to build faster computers or smart phones.
If you're enjoying a fast 8GB RAM on your computer or phone, it's all because of Philip Emegwali. Without his invention, nothing would've been as fast as is enjoyed today. IBM and all the computer companies already gave up on the possibility before he did.
If he was a white man he would've possibly won a nobel prize. Where the Bleep did you get that bullshit from? 3 Likes |
Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by damton(m): 6:15pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
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Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by Nobody: 6:16pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
Karmanaut: PROFESSOR GABRIEL OYIBO: Mad man.
COLONEL OVIEMO OVADJE: Actually did something.
MOHAMMED BAH ABBA: Actually did something, not groundbreaking but useful nonetheless.
BART NNAJI: Actually did something.
PHILIP EMEAGWALI: No 1 charlatan. Who let you out of your cage? |