And who said that Nigerians are poor people?The majority of Nigerians may not have the physical assets but, in the mind we are Trillioniares. The innovative 40 year old, Ojo Obaniyi, who has workshop in Ibadan. He made the car with fibre and straw artisans used to make hats and chairs. (more…)
Chei! Der Riz God ohh! This is truly amazing and so scary at the same time. But, the make up looked overcooked for me. The work was done by Nolly-wood makeup artiste Onilogbo Hakeem.
It's gonna fly me to space in 2016! lol Just kidding thou... In an effort to celebrate Back to the Future Part II, NIKE has made those shoes you love so dearly. But, don't worry the flying version will be coming out next y...(You didn't hear it from me). "We started creating something for fiction and we turned it into fact, inventing a new technology that will benefit all athletes," says Nike CEO, Mark Parker. (more…)
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Many of us enjoy the taste of a burger, but the negative impacts on the environment caused by the production of beef - not to mention the harm caused to the cattle providing it - are well known. Now there's hope for a better kind of beef: beef that's grown in a lab, and Dutch scientists think these artificially created 'test tube' burgers could be ready for public consumption within the next five years. The very first lab-grown meat made from real beef stem cells was produced in 2013. However, at a price of US$325,000, it wasn't exactly a practical option for McDonal
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