Ever since I started traveling out, my respect for SE has increased. No region comes close in terms of development

Six years ago, young Nigerians went out to demand something so basic that it should never have required a protest: the right to stay alive in their own country without being brutalised by those paid to protect them. Some never made it home. Six years later, we have moved on with our lives, but some mothers are still waiting for children who will never return. Some families are still living with wounds that no amount of money can heal. What kind of country watches its young people demand an end to police brutality, witnesses the suffering that follows, and still struggles to deliver meaningful accountability six years later? We cannot keep telling young Nigerians to love a country that has not demonstrated enough love for their lives. If the life of a Nigerian citizen can be taken without justice, what exactly is the value of Nigerian citizenship?

Only First Class and Second Class Upper graduates should qualify to become teachers. Teachers’ starting salaries should be a minimum of ₦500,000 per month. Teachers should be required to take professional qualification examinations every two years. There should be an Education Bank where teachers can access very low-interest loans for car financing, home financing and other essential needs. Teaching should be one of the most prestigious and highly respected professions in the country.

Good People, I have been away from posting because I was helping to set up a new structure to address the logistical challenges we encountered while delivering ContiSX Phones across Nigeria and beyond. Let me share one lesson from that experience: Nigeria needs the old NIPOST back! Whatever it takes, we need a functional, reliable and efficient postal system nationwide. Nations cannot build modern economies without the infrastructure to move goods seamlessly. Yes, we need to fix this critical friction in our economy. As our customers begin using their ContiSX Phones, Africa's pioneering blockchain phones, I am happy to announce that next week, ContiSX will unveil three new products: ContiSX Watch, ContiSX Ring and ContiSX EarPod. You may want to hold off on ordering your ContiSX Phone here contisx.com/phone so that you can order these devices together. After all, Christmas and holiday shopping will not be complete without some of the finest devices coming out of Africa! Good People, there is something fundamentally different about these products. We are not building devices merely for entertainment. We are building intelligent tools for commerce, productivity, investing and wealth creation. A native African operating system for commerce; no Android, no Apple iOS, just ContiSX! Your ContiSX Watch, Ring and EarPod will bring native intelligence into everyday life, empowering you to interact, conduct business and access investment opportunities in Igbo, Hausa, Yoruba, Pidgin and English. Imagine speaking to ContiSX Sage through your Watch and requesting market briefings, financial insights, investment information or reminders. Imagine interacting with the capital market in your native language! And as we prepare to open the doors of ContiSX Securities Exchange, our mission remains clear: Investment Inclusion. Plan for next week and let's make it big. Thanks for the support.

Starting today and continuing until November 14, we will be conducting the South East Maths & Science Olympiad pre-elimination examinations across all five South-Eastern states. All registered candidates and schools will receive the necessary information and instructions. Our children will be deeply engaged in Mathematics and Science on a scale never before witnessed in the South East. The top-performing students will advance to the State Elimination Examinations, where the best minds will compete for a place in the next stage. We are building a generation of exceptional thinkers, problem-solvers, scientists, and innovators.

The only chemistry laboratory at Imo State University. What a shame! We can no longer tolerate this level of decay and institutional neglect in the South East. Our students deserve better. This is unacceptable!

I be Nsukka from Obollo Afor but this one sweet me die The steez is just on another level No Igbo dialect comes close to Nsukka, the flavour, Melody, rhythms are just top notch The oldest Igbo dialect anywhere in AlaIgbo.

Now that states have the ability to produce their own electricity Maybe Eastern Nigeria should begin the plan of disconnecting from the national grid Perhaps, it's time to put our engineers to good use I am working extremely hard on this perspective and my experience working in battery technology will shape this future🔮 Eastern Nigeria needs its own electricity grid and we have the engineers to make that happen

Fix three things in Nigeria: EDUCATION, RULE OF LAW, and RELIABLE ELECTRICITY. Get these three right, and the foundations for national prosperity will begin to fall into place. Every presidential candidate should be challenged to present a credible, measurable plan for delivering all three. Nigeria doesn’t lack potential. It lacks functioning systems.

The heads of NAFDAC and SON must be held accountable. If they cannot protect Nigerians from dangerous and counterfeit products, they have no business remaining in office. Fake palm oil. Fake drugs. Adulterated rice. Counterfeit biscuits. Unsafe baby food. Substandard consumables. The list is endless! Nigerians are increasingly concerned about kidney failure, cancer and other life-threatening diseases. How much of this suffering is linked to what we eat, drink and consume every day? How many Nigerians must die before consumer protection becomes a national priority? This is no longer just regulatory failure. This is a matter of national survival!

Since fate maximizes for ironic entertainment, it was inevitable that the “Roadster” would be a flying car

Being a manager in manufacturing is not just about the technology, the paper work and data analysis is another great work many manufacturers don't talk about. I've been in the office for weeks now on the system while still needs to visit the factory and see how the workflow is going I still have a lot to learn and I'm learning steadily.

Meet the Nigerian Scientific Power Couple: Professor Pius Nwankwo Okeke and Professor Francisca Nneka Okeke from UNN. Professor Pius Nwankwo Okeke is a distinguished Nigerian astronomer and educator widely known as the Father of Astronomy in Nigeria. His work helped advance astronomy education and space research in Nigeria and Africa. He co-authored Senior Secondary Physics with M. W. Anyakoha, a textbook that has helped generations of Nigerian students study physics. His wife, Professor Francisca Nneka Okeke, is an accomplished Nigerian physicist in her own right. In August 2025, the International Astronomical Union (IAU) officially named asteroid (149831) Okeke in her honour, recognising her scientific contributions. The asteroid's name stands as a lasting tribute to her work. Her other notable achievements include: 2013 L’Oréal–UNESCO For Women in Science Laureate, recognised for her research in the physical sciences. A trailblazer in physics: She has been recognised as the first woman professor of physics in eastern Nigeria. Their legacy is written not only in textbooks and scientific research, but also in the stars. 🌟

Nigerian politicians pre ordering this right now instead of fixing insecurity.

Nigerian-American @NASA engineer Dr. Robert Sola Okojie is a trailblazer in aerospace innovation whose groundbreaking work has earned him recognition as a NASA inventor. His contributions to advanced technologies led to his induction into the NASA Inventors Hall of Fame in 2020, showcasing the ingenuity, ambition, and impact of #AmericanExcellence. Photo credit: aclasses.org

Tomorrow, Professor F. N. Okeke, the beloved wife of Professor P. N. Okeke, will deliver her valedictory lecture at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN). Topic: A Journey in Geomagnetic Research: Discoveries, Contributions and Impact. She is the only Nigerian to have an asteroid named in her honour and is widely regarded as one of Africa’s greatest female physicists of all time.

Je discutais ce matin avec quelqu'un qui me disait que la concentration de pouvoir entre les mains d'Elon Musk était dangereuse. C'est une vraie question. Mais elle est mal posée. Regardez qui était tout en haut de l'échelle ces 30 dernières années. Les gens qui ont façonné le monde dans lequel on vit. Pour beaucoup, des profils franchement borderline. Et personne ne leur a jamais demandé de rendre des comptes avec la même intensité. Bill Gates, par exemple. Sa vision du monde est profondément malthusienne : l'humanité comme un problème à gérer, une variable à réduire, une population à piloter. Ce que Musk appelle l'extinctionnisme. Et c'est là que ça devient sérieux. On est en train de vivre un virage civilisationnel. IA, robotique, énergie, espace. Le monde de 2040 n'aura rien à voir avec celui de 2020. Et ce virage ne va pas émerger d'un consensus. Aucune grande bascule de l'histoire n'en est jamais sortie. Elles sont toujours portées par une poignée de gens avec une vision, et les moyens de l'exécuter. Donc la vraie question n'est pas « est-ce que quelqu'un doit avoir autant de pouvoir ». Quelqu'un l'aura. La question c'est : qui, et pour en faire quoi. Aujourd'hui, au sommet, il y a deux visions. La première est collectiviste en surface, mais ultra-centralisée en réalité. Quelques méga-corporations, des dirigeants tout-puissants qui n'ont plus rien à prouver, et en dessous une lowerclass infinie, sous perfusion, gérée, apaisée, rendue inutile. Lisez le blueprint de Sam Altman, Moore's Law for Everything. Suivez le plan de Gates. C'est exactement là qu'on va. La deuxième, c'est celle d'Elon Musk. L'expansion. Plus d'humains, pas moins. Plus d'énergie, plus de planètes, plus de conscience dans l'univers. Faire avancer la civilisation plutôt que protéger une hyperclasse. Et ce qui est fascinant, c'est que même dans la Silicon Valley, même chez des gens qui ne l'aiment pas, la majorité finit par dire la même chose en privé : s'il y a quelqu'un à qui faire confiance dans tout ce bordel, c'est lui. Est-ce que c'est sain d'avoir un single point of failure humain à l'échelle d'une civilisation ? Non. C'est dangereux. Évidemment. Dans les 10 à 20 prochaines années, il faudra qu'émerge une forme de conseil, une génération d'entrepreneurs bâtisseurs dans cette lignée, pour que l'avenir ne repose pas sur un seul homme. Mais aujourd'hui, quand on regarde ses projets, sa trajectoire et sa vision du monde, le choix est assez simple. Bill Gates et Soros veulent maximiser l'intérêt de leur classe. Elon Musk veut maximiser l'intérêt de l'humanité. Le meilleur bet civilisationnel, c'est lui.

Elon Musk just revealed a MASSIVE objective for Starship Flight 15 At X Takeover, Elon said Flight 15 is roughly 4–6 weeks away, potentially launching before Thanksgiving And SpaceX is preparing to attempt the FIRST-EVER tower catch of a Starship upper stage During recent Starship flights, SpaceX has already demonstrated incredibly precise, controlled ocean splashdowns Flight 13 was so precise that Elon said if there had been a catch tower in the middle of the ocean, Starship would have been caught SpaceX has already successfully caught Super Heavy boosters, and now it's preparing to catch the Starship spacecraft itself Successfully recovering both stages will bring SpaceX a massive step closer to making Starship a fully reusable orbital transportation system Flight 15 is going to be a HUGE step toward that future

The new Tesla Roadster is a candidate for greatest product demo of all time

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The second batch of students from Federal Government Girls’ College, Owerri, is currently participating in the South East Maths & Science Olympiad School-Level Pre-Qualification Examination. We have deliberately made the entire process transparent and inclusive to ensure that no child is left behind. In 10 years, we will build the greatest workforce in Africa.