Problemkid1:
I don't think so.
Shanahan varsity begins to take shape

The proposed Shanahan University, Onitsha in Anambra state, took a big leap into reality recently as the Metropolitan Catholic Archbishop of Onitsha; Most Rev. Valerian Maduka Okeke laid the foundation stone with a strong backing from the government, prominent faithful and institutions of the church.

The event which took place at the University’s main campus, 3-3 Onitsha, drew the presence of well-meaning Nigerians, foreigners and technocrats, congregation of priests, religious, academics and school children

Chief of Staff to Governor Willie Obiano, Mr Primus Odili represented the governor. Professor Pat Utomi, Anambra State Commissioner for Education, Professor Kate Omenugha and Chancellor of the Archdiocese, Very Rev Fr. Prudentius Aroh, were among many of those present on the occasion.
Archbishop Okeke in his speech stated that the university is going to be people-oriented and mainly for the less privileged who could not secure admission in most tertiary institutions.

“The need for a university in this part of the world is long over-due. And as we embark on building one, we do not just want to build a university but a positive revolutionary university that will truly mold minds, make them uncommon assets and inject them into the society to effect the change that we are yearning for.

“Shanahan University stands for integrity, truthfulness, positive revolution and excellence. The aim of building this university is to use the institution to start a very positive revolution in this part of the world. Let it be a contribution this part of the world will give to humanity. We want to emphasize character and learning. ‘Please admit the bearer’ will not work in Shanahan University, if one passes, he or she will be admitted; if one fails he or she won’t be admitted

“Building this university, we tend to achieve a revolution, not of knives or guns but a revolution of hearts, and minds; a revolution of right will-power, so that our people can decide on what is good and have the will-power to pursue it; a revolution of attachment to God and belief in the power of God who will build the University; a revolution of the right attitude to work, believing in themselves and enjoying the dignity of labour, being ready to work hard. I call on all to join in the prayer for its success, to key into this vision of hope, hope for our people, for our state, for our country and the world,” Archbishop Okeke said.

The Archbishop also announced that the university will run a multi campus system with the main campus at Onitsha, and another in Ojoto community.

He expressed satisfaction with those that volunteered to sponsor some projects at the site.

Prior to the event, chairman, Shanahan University Construction Project, Very Rev. Fr. Basil Ekwunife, dropped a hint that top businessman and politician, Dr Obiora Okonkwo, would lay foundation stone and sponsor the university chapel while Chief Mike Anyakwo, an Onitsha indigenous business mogul will sponsor a hostel project.

According to him, Oluchukwu Microfinance Bank, Onitsha, would also take up the University auditorium project while the Catholic Women Organisation (CWO), Archdiocese of Onitsha led by Dame Ngozi Nwanosike would sponsor a hostel project.

True to his words, all the mentioned donors took turns to lay the foundation stones planted across the site.

Okonkwo while performing the foundation laying for the university chapel lauded the visionary abilities of Archbishop Okeke. He said that it was an honour for him to sponsor the chapel where all people in the university community would gather when fully on stream to raise their voices to God.

Chief Odili, who represented the governor, expressed the hope that the University will be a pacesetter that will eschew cultism, molestation, examination malpractice among other social vices as seen in various universities.

Chairman, Implementation Committee, Prof. Utomi portrayed it as a first class university where human beings will be nurtured and extolled Archbishop Okeke for his foresight.

The foundation stone laying event also coincided with the 18th Episcopal anniversary of Archbishop Valerian Okeke.

Okeke was appointed Coadjutor Archbishop of Onitsha on November 28, 2001 and consecrated Coadjutor Archbishop of Onitsha on February 09, 2002.

He became Archbishop and Metropolitan of Onitsha on September 01, 2003 and is a member of the Catholic Bishops Conference of Nigeria (CBCN).

The Archbishop has made monumental material and spiritual achievements in the Archdiocese especially in the education sector, youth development and charity.

It would be recalled that on April 27, 2019, Archbishop Valerian Okeke blessed and cut the soil for the proposed site for the Shanahan University.

Dlonra:


Kenyans are the melanin Icon of Africa.
Nigeria & South Africa are the most bleached countries in Africa.

Dlonra:


Kenyans are the melanin Icon of Africa.
Nigeria & South Africa are the most bleached countries in Africa.

samorobo:



Mela what...lol what you gat there in Kenya is vulture looking, wicked charcoal black creatures

Austine1212:


Sorry thought i reponded to you

Shma:
are you sure??
Okay,
Kenya in operating on 4G internet, we were one of the first countries in Africa to implement that.
As one of the most advanced countries in ICT sector in Africa, we approved google loon internet project which is currently on course. Barely two weeks from approval if am not wrong.
The first two balloons arrived in the country's airspace in some week ago. (That will help increase 4g speed across the rural areas which can't stand 4G booster)
Two other balloons, dubbed HBA092 and HBAL125, one of the fastest boosters are also expected in the country.

According to space monitoring websites, StratoCat and Flightradar24, the internet balloons were launched in Puerto Rico in late January, where the balloon internet technology has successfully been deployed.

“These balloons will carry 4G base stations and have the capacity to provide wider signal coverage. This will, therefore, enable Kenya to retain her competitive advantage in ICT and innovation during the current crisis,” The Star quoted President Uhuru Kenyatta, speaking during the approval of the project.

This new technology seeks to provide faster internet connections, even to people in rural, seeing that the COVID-19 outbreak has sent most people working from home and students accessing e-learning materials., kenya an advanced country in that sector should be the leading example in Africa.

If you don't know loon balloon.

Loon balloons work by beaming Internet connectivity from ground stations to an overhead balloon. The signal is thereafter sent across multiple balloons, creating a network of floating cell towers that deliver connectivity directly to a user’s LTE-enabled device below.

Loon is a project by Google’s parent company, Alphabet. It was launched in 2011 to bring connectivity to remote parts of the world by floating solar-powered networking gear over areas where cell towers would be too expensive to build. Loon has successfully been deployed in Peru and Puerto Rico, allowing cell networks to use balloons for free to supplant cell phone towers downed by natural disasters.

Shma:
are you sure??
Okay,
Kenya in operating on 4G internet, we were one of the first countries in Africa to implement that.
As one of the most advanced countries in ICT sector in Africa, we approved google loon internet project which is currently on course. Barely two weeks from approval if am not wrong.
The first two balloons arrived in the country's airspace in some week ago. (That will help increase 4g speed across the rural areas which can't stand 4G booster)
Two other balloons, dubbed HBA092 and HBAL125, one of the fastest boosters are also expected in the country.

According to space monitoring websites, StratoCat and Flightradar24, the internet balloons were launched in Puerto Rico in late January, where the balloon internet technology has successfully been deployed.

“These balloons will carry 4G base stations and have the capacity to provide wider signal coverage. This will, therefore, enable Kenya to retain her competitive advantage in ICT and innovation during the current crisis,” The Star quoted President Uhuru Kenyatta, speaking during the approval of the project.

This new technology seeks to provide faster internet connections, even to people in rural, seeing that the COVID-19 outbreak has sent most people working from home and students accessing e-learning materials., kenya an advanced country in that sector should be the leading example in Africa.

If you don't know loon balloon.

Loon balloons work by beaming Internet connectivity from ground stations to an overhead balloon. The signal is thereafter sent across multiple balloons, creating a network of floating cell towers that deliver connectivity directly to a user’s LTE-enabled device below.

Loon is a project by Google’s parent company, Alphabet. It was launched in 2011 to bring connectivity to remote parts of the world by floating solar-powered networking gear over areas where cell towers would be too expensive to build. Loon has successfully been deployed in Peru and Puerto Rico, allowing cell networks to use balloons for free to supplant cell phone towers downed by natural disasters.

Shma:
are you sure??
Okay,
Kenya in operating on 4G internet, we were one of the first countries in Africa to implement that.
As one of the most advanced countries in ICT sector in Africa, we approved google loon internet project which is currently on course. Barely two weeks from approval if am not wrong.
The first two balloons arrived in the country's airspace in some week ago. (That will help increase 4g speed across the rural areas which can't stand 4G booster)
Two other balloons, dubbed HBA092 and HBAL125, one of the fastest boosters are also expected in the country.

According to space monitoring websites, StratoCat and Flightradar24, the internet balloons were launched in Puerto Rico in late January, where the balloon internet technology has successfully been deployed.

“These balloons will carry 4G base stations and have the capacity to provide wider signal coverage. This will, therefore, enable Kenya to retain her competitive advantage in ICT and innovation during the current crisis,” The Star quoted President Uhuru Kenyatta, speaking during the approval of the project.

This new technology seeks to provide faster internet connections, even to people in rural, seeing that the COVID-19 outbreak has sent most people working from home and students accessing e-learning materials., kenya an advanced country in that sector should be the leading example in Africa.

If you don't know loon balloon.

Loon balloons work by beaming Internet connectivity from ground stations to an overhead balloon. The signal is thereafter sent across multiple balloons, creating a network of floating cell towers that deliver connectivity directly to a user’s LTE-enabled device below.

Loon is a project by Google’s parent company, Alphabet. It was launched in 2011 to bring connectivity to remote parts of the world by floating solar-powered networking gear over areas where cell towers would be too expensive to build. Loon has successfully been deployed in Peru and Puerto Rico, allowing cell networks to use balloons for free to supplant cell phone towers downed by natural disasters.

Shma:

South Africa and Botswana already have 5G.
Which country in Africa will be next?

Nigeria or kenya?

Last November, the telecommunications company MTN carried out the first testing of 5G superfast mobile internet in Nigeria. In East Africa, Kenya's biggest telecom operator Safaricom announced last week that it will consider awarding a contract to China's Huawei as it rolls out its 5G network this year.

Lesotho has it

Michael Joseph, chief executive of Safaricom, on Feb 19 said that despite huge demand for increased bandwidth and more speed in East Africa, the 5G services network can only be offered to customers in major cities where demand is highest.

Adam Lane, senior director of public affairs for Huawei Southern Africa, said cost and lack of needed regulations to support the new technology hamper 5G rollout in the region. He said available spectrum is also limited.

Dlonra:


That's why we are the pride of Africa. The White wannabes of Nigeria have mental issues.

Danielnino00:


One question: How many counties/ cities in Kenya actually have 4G network?

Danielnino00:


One question: How many counties/ cities in Kenya actually have 4G network?

Danielnino00:


One question: How many counties/ cities in Kenya actually have 4G network?

Dlonra:


That's why we are the pride of Africa. The White wannabes of Nigeria have mental issues.

Austine1212:


https://memeburn.com/2019/07/south-africa-mobile-network-speed-2019/

Shma:

Which source is this surely? I guess it's wiki.

Kenya is currently at position three after S.A and Madagascar,
You guys overtook us some few years back, Madagascar moved to our place in position two after fixing under water fibre broadband in 2018. thanks to the underwater Eastern Africa Submarine Cable System that supplies the island’s urban centers with fiber broadband speeds, by the current loom balloon in kenya it is projected that kenya will surpass Madagascar on it.

Austine1212:


Rabat – The Global Connectivity Index (GCI) for 2019 published by technology company Huawei has ranked Morocco third in Africa for 4G coverage, behind South Africa and Egypt

https://www.moroccoworldnews.com/2019/12/288068/morocco-has-3rd-best-4g-coverage-in-africa/

Austine1212:


Bare in mind SA is still use anylogue system

Imagine if we go digital

Shma:

Which source is this surely? I guess it's wiki.

Kenya is currently at position three after S.A and Madagascar,
You guys overtook us some few years back, Madagascar moved to our place in position two after fixing under water fibre broadband in 2018. thanks to the underwater Eastern Africa Submarine Cable System that supplies the island’s urban centers with fiber broadband speeds, by the current loom balloon in kenya it is projected that kenya will surpass Madagascar on it.

Shma:
S.A has already transitioned from analogue to digital..
http://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.gov.za/about-government/government-programmes/digital-migration&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwig6KO6k7vpAhU3BGMBHXC5Bt4QFjAOegQICxAB&usg=AOvVaw18Uj-N6fZez3vgfcj7f20y

Austine1212:


4g availability

Thats 2017,

https://www.iol.co.za/business-report/south-africa-leads-lte-race-in-africa-11806074

Austine1212:


Lol unfortunately it hasnt

Government hasnt commited to it fully

Shma:
do you have stats for 4G coverage in Africa?

BeforeJuly:

What in the flying fúck is wrong with this dude?
You're hating and it's blinding your sense of judgement so much you're looking ridiculous already.

*Islam came to Yoruba land in the 14th century.
*Aso oke was created in the 15th century.
*Aso oke is peculiar to the Yoruba's.

So what point exactly are you buttressing?
How many african tribes made or wove actual clothes between 1401 - 1500?
The oldest tribe in Kenya which are the Masai's were still migrating and looking for where to settle when the yourba's were developing the aso oke in the 15th century. These are facts.

I don't need your reply though...I'm just setting your warped records straight!

And lastly Fam... you're an hater.

Austine1212:


SA, morocco, leads

Austine1212:


https://memeburn.com/2019/07/south-africa-mobile-network-speed-2019/

Shma:
do you have stats for 4G coverage in Africa?