Telecommunication Technology: Issues and Trends In West Africa

In actual reality, Nigeria’s budget can easily be called poverty advancement and progression ritual. The actual reasons for these are neither the Niger Delta Avengers menace nor the PDP 16 looting years so advanced by the government, it remains to be the same thing that hamstrung past government. It is an idea problem, a knowledge problem. Actually you can’t have 170m people and budget just about $22B. LOL! Singapore is a one city state of just about 5m and budgets $60b without oil, a city state just the size of FCT. Think about that a while. Nigeria’s budget shouldn’t have been anything below $120B. That in itself is misery. So what is money? Well it is the first question any sovereign government must answer. The idea of money within the government circles in US for instance is not the same thing with government in Nigeria or UK. You must answer that question before you know how to create money itself. US for instance can easily print its USD in the name of quantitative easing

As we continue what we started on Monday, perhaps this will be the final one. Having explained terms like the uncertainty principle yesterday and quantum entanglement. Today let’s deal with communication itself. Most human technology is built around the classical physics that Isaac Newton and his inheritors came up with (equal and opposite reactions, that sort of thing). When engineers hit on electricity, they perceived it in aggregate as a kind of a force; it’s either on, or it’s off. This understanding led to electric switches, which became transistors, and when you put all those transistors in a box and start turning them off and on with instructions encoded “11010001101”… it’s a computer. The computer I used in typing this piece is nothing more than a box of electric switches, being switched on and off, the switching is controlled by what we now call software’s not human hands. However, these switches are just like to say electron flow as ON; and no electron flow as OFF. This is

Free understanding on Heisenberg Uncertainty principles One of those principles that make sub atomic particles illusive was predicted by Heisenberg. It is called the uncertainty principle. Introduced first in 1927, by the German physicist Werner Heisenberg, it states that the more precisely the position of some particle is determined, the less precisely its momentum can be known, and vice versa. You remember I once described PMB economic principle as uncertain as Heisenberg uncertainty principle. Classical physics was on loose footing with problems of wave/particle duality, but was caught completely off-guard with the discovery of the uncertainty principle. But is it really true that this wave-particle duality really exist for all bodies? Me thinks so. Think of it as vibration. The question can be reframed thus “Does every body, from small things to the massive bodies like planetary system, from animals to human beings, from flowers to trees vibrate? If you expand it in this form y

Well, in keeping with what I promised late last week, we will begin our discussion on the fundamentals of quantum mechanics, the basis upon which the Chinese new hi-tech satellite was launched. Let me start by giving you are overview of what we have before this advent. FREE TUTORIAL ON CLASSICAL MECHANICS The fundamental basis of  what we know as classical mechanics was laid out by Isaac Newton in 1687, when he stated the popular well know formula F=ma. Newton you remember was the scientist who stated that action and reaction are equal and opposite. The three laws of motion were first compiled by Isaac Newton in his Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica (Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy), first published in 1687 He is known as the undisputed father of classical mechanics. He stated the following laws: First law:              When viewed in an inertial reference frame, an object either remains at rest or continues to move at a constant velocity, unless

1              Executive Summary Electronics devices, like mobile phone is driving the activities of modern man. In 2015 alone, over 25m smart phones were sold in Nigeria 70% of that, averaging around $100 per phone and the rest way above $150 unit. However everything is manufactured outside Nigeria including the accessories. That means over $3B left the country on capital flight, just on phones alone. The global market charger alone is projected to reach $16B by 2020 and such a huge opportunity is begging to be tapped. (Source electronics Ca. publication) It therefore presents an opportunity which we can leverage on by starting very small in manufacturing the phone chargers here, and other accessories, with opportunity of technology skill acquisition. Renewable energy, is revolutionizing the way we use and transport energy systems today, redefining our needs and the relationship with our environment. In the forefront of this change is solar energy and LED based lamps. Tradi