Race to Space (Tourism) Hey guys, Been a bit long here and I thought it was time to pick things up from where we left off last year. So it’s a new world order now and we are starting to see the new normals in the media space #PunIntended. (Just trying to keep with the … Continue reading Race to Space (Tourism)

https://center4climatechange.com/the-global-carbon-cycle/ It's the start of a new decade in the dawn of a new millennium in the awareness of humankind. The world is experiencing a global pandemic with no acceptable (conspiracy) theories to connect or reveal the root cause. However, man with his natural survival instinct and resilience continues to adapt with the changing environment … Continue reading A global warning of a rapidly changing climate

In control systems, a governor is a device that is used to measure and regulate the speed of a machine in order to maintain stability within the system while it achieves its objectives. My first field experience with a governor system was at a hydroelectric power plant, where it was used to regulate the speed … Continue reading Power policies :: Good governance

Two issues that trend on my mind, especially lately, are ELECTRICITY & ELECTIONS in Nigeria. In short, Elect-Elect #NoPunIntended. This takes me back to my undergraduate days, in the faculty of engineering at the University of Lagos. Elect-elect was the common short form for Electrical and Electronics engineering. It was arguably the most powerful department … Continue reading ELECT-ELECT = POWER + POLITICS

sapient |ˈsāpēənt| adjective 1 formal wise, or attempting to appear wise. • (chiefly in science fiction) intelligent: sapient life forms. 2 relating to the human species (Homo sapiens): our sapient ancestors of 40,000 years ago. noun a human of the species Homo sapiens. ... Artificial intelligence is here to stay and will be a bit … Continue reading 2018: AI vs Sapient power

The Internet has since inception held the potential to make our vast world more compact ... and has, over a short time, moved from being a network of computers to an Internet of Things. Within just 2-3 decades, the Internet has nurtured itself on an ultra-fast pace through several phases, in a steady way such … Continue reading The Power of Internet

I remember 2 years ago during my postgraduate program, my Economics lecturer often analyzed how public officers determined payable tax rates from income and expense behaviours of people. We usually discussed income brackets and the basic necessities (goods & services) that most people would generally spend on and/or consume. There are a variety of perspectives … Continue reading Understanding and meeting energy needs

What is renewable energy? Renewable Energy as the name implies, is energy that is naturally renewed in relatively quick succession. There are a number of renewable forms of energy that are being exploited today. Some of the most common ones include Hydropower, Wind and Solar. These resources are regarded as renewable forms of energy because they are easily replenished to the … Continue reading FAQs and FACTS about Renewable Energy Potential in Nigeria

A typical power system comprises of a supply-side, a conduit medium and a demand-side. Power systems are similar to water systems and in fact, often times, the flow of water is commonly used as an analogy in teaching concepts of the flow of electricity. However, one major contrast between these two systems is that, the demand-side … Continue reading The Energy Economics of the Demand-Side

  In the near recents of 2011, the members of the United Nations held a conference of all parties in order to address the issues surrounding a perceived global climate change. Although, no major decision was set in stone in that meeting, it was agreed that the members would reconvene in another 4 years to … Continue reading CLIMATE CHANGE: A global system science problem (The Nigerian Perspective)