pelicanbeau:

Then be crying!

AuwalYusuf812:
Should we now be dancing now.

larryking540:

With which electricity
So bro we really don't need advance tech right now ,we need power supply and every other things will fall into play ,

Jonathan39:
I know it will be located in Lagos. Proudly computer scientist and Software Developer

solmusdesigns:



As ussual, yoruba Land, all non oil investment comes to us while the chest beaters wail


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GeoAfrikana:
See una life?! You people can't coordinate yourselves because of your tribal and religious bigotry. You're always waiting for a foreigner to come and coordinate you.


Crap.

larryking540:


Epileptic power supply know go let us function well ,,,

Dear Google ,
We don't need such advance technology right now ,just create for us a power gride made of solar for electricity ,and we are ok

Mastakija:
[s]just say "Its paining me" we will understand..[/s]

Ttrrffyyghuuh:
How does one get access to it, is it free? I think it’s a welcome development, alongside the likes of cchub and zonetech park, Nigeria’s technology space will more than double in talent, startups and venture capital by 2022.


Even if you are in tech, one has to be very careful and look into the future, everybody is into web development or machine learning today(I admit this is a good time to get into data science), but soon these jobs will be automated and it’ll basically be the dotcom crisis over again.

I hate to imagine a future where you’d be earning peanuts as a full stack dev. Digital marketing has reached its tipping point has has gone under


It’s wiser to go into security, networking, hacking,
or operating systems, Linux or windows etc These are the more difficult, less glamorous jobs with higher entry requirements, but they pay so well and will still be in demand in the future ( security experts earn as much as senior full stack developers which feels unfair to me)

SMBH:
Nice development...We move

Ttrrffyyghuuh:
How does one get access to it, is it free? I think it’s a welcome development, alongside the likes of cchub and zonetech park, Nigeria’s technology space will more than double in talent, startups and venture capital by 2022.


Even if you are in tech, one has to be very careful and look into the future, everybody is into web development or machine learning today(I admit this is a good time to get into data science), but soon these jobs will be automated and it’ll basically be the dotcom crisis over again.

I hate to imagine a future where you’d be earning peanuts as a full stack dev. Digital marketing has reached its tipping point has has gone under


It’s wiser to go into security, networking, hacking,
or operating systems, Linux or windows etc These are the more difficult, less glamorous jobs with higher entry requirements, but they pay so well and will still be in demand in the future ( security experts earn as much as senior full stack developers which feels unfair to me)

dynicks:
NIGERIA TO THE WORLD!!

soleexx:


We are the scientist, we are the future

Guestlander:


See cynicism. Do you even know the number of Indians working for these tech companies? Many of them sometimes go on to create their own successful businesses. Don't get shackled by cynicism.

Mastakija:
you ppl just talk as if there is no electricity in Nigeria at all. Where i am presently in ogun state the light we use to have here is very stable like when i mean stable very stable. No be everywhere for Nigeria darkness dey o abeg

Mastakija:
so obvious.
Get Well soon

SIRTee15:


Why will machine learning be obsolete in the future....
Is that not the basis of artificial intelligence...
The bedrock of future IT....