PJ ADOGA

READ ABOUT THIS MAN AS HE IS BEING HONOURED THIS MONTH WITH CELEBRATIONS.

PJ Adoga  on duty

This special post was written by a publisher in pjadoga'blog and a stakeholder in JUNIK GLOBAL TECHNOLOGIES-the official organisation chaired by PJ ADOGA.

I write in this post to celebrate this great man in this special month of celebration of age advancement. Just as he celebrate his birthday, i have decided to write this short and encouraging biography of PJ ADOGA,the CEO of pjadoga's blog, wishing him overflow of favour and honour and more years of fruitfulness as well as generative ideas for societal development. you are indeed a generational icon in the society.

ABOUT PJ ADOGA

PJ ADOGA is fully known as (PRINCE) JUSTIN ODEY ADOGA, as "prince" is a kingdom title. He was born on the 27th of April, 1991 in his home town, Woleche-Utukpo in Yala LGA of Cross River State where he obtained his elementary formal education before proceeding to Federal Science College, Ogoja for hus secondary education.

As a science student even in secondary school, he was helpful to both mates and individuals during holidays as he organize tutorials regularly and impact knowledge in subjects like mathematics, physics, chemistry, technical drawing, intro. tech., basic science etc.

PJADOGA left his home town to the northern part of the country in 2009, and later got admission to the federal polytechnic, bida, Niger State where he obtained his National Diploma certificate(ND) and Higher National Diploma (HND) in 2012 and 2016 respectively.

As an Electrical/Electronics Engineer, he handles most elctrical installation and wiring work as a contractor, he design and implement circuits, runs DSTV satellite Installations as well as computer maintenance and repair.

In his quest for knowledge, passion for technology and burning desires to make these knowledge easily accessible by others, he was prompted to website designing which resulted in creating a dynamic blog for knowledge sharing.

This is why you can get information from a page called PJADOGA'S BLOG today.

HIS HOBBIES

Justin Adoga love designing and teaching; and he is passionate and happy doing them.

He also love research work mostly on technological inventions.

HIS ACADEMIC VIEW

Everybody is an embodiment of ingenuity and creativity. You can do anything if you have reasons to do them with passion. schools can only train you in academics but cannot make you, so seek to be made without neglecting the place of training. seek knowledge and get understanding in all you get.

FINAL STATEMENT

Stop looking at how far you have gone ahead of others, it will slow down your journey; start looking at how far you've got to cover, it will hasten your steps and streamline your focus.

PJADOGA LOVE YOU ALL...

Written by Emma

TALENT IN NIGERIA: A LITTLE BOY MADE KEKE NAPEP

NIGERIANS ARE TALENTED: SEE THE BOY WHO CONSTRUCTED KEKE NAPEP WITH SLIPERS.
This is a sure display of talent in Nigeria contrary to the believe Nigerians are not technologically inclined.
According to a report from naij.com as confirmed by residents of of an area in portharcourt, the capital city of Rivers State, a little in the area has constructed keke napep with such a beautiful design.

keke napep constructed with slippers

According to the report, the only raw material needed for this beautiful construction was just used slipers.
waoh! meaning my used slipers still have values in technological world.

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This genius could do better when given some technological coaching.
What do you think should be done to people with such and more talents?
see photos of the boy below...

boy in action

WAOH!!!

Amazing talent and creativity.

AMAZING TECHNOLOGY IN US- MILITARY DRONE

US DP-14 HAWK ROCKING THE TECHNOLOGICAL WORLD.

The usefulness of Military drones has escalated beyond attack or surveillance as technological advancement has taken the front line in that area..

China in a big advancement in satellite technology

What an advancement in satelite technology.

There is a heavy move in Chinese satellite technology to
the next level with. Here is a programme to
develop a new range of air-launched
delivery rockets.
China will develop a new generation
of rockets launched from aircraft
that can put satellites into space,
said Li Tongyu, the head of carrier
rocket development at the China
Academy of Launch Vehicle
Technology. Air-launched rockets can
rapidly replace dysfunctional satellites
or, in cases of disaster relief, quickly
send up Earth observation satellites to
assist in the effort, Mr Li said.


Work has immensely commenced by the Designers at the academy, which is the
main developer of Chinese carrier
rockets, they have designed a model capable
of sending a payload of about 220
pounds into low Earth orbit and are
ready to produce one if the
government asks, he said. They plan to
design a larger rocket that could carry
440 pounds into orbit.
on the other hand, “The Y-20 strategic transport plane will
be the carrier of these rockets,” Mr Li
said. “The jet will hold a rocket within
its fuselage and release it at a certain
altitude. The rocket will be ignited after
it leaves the plane.”
Large satellites will still have to be put
into orbit with conventional rockets,
experts said.

The Y-20 JET for launching the satellite at certain altitude.

Delivery of the Y-20 to the Chinese Air
Force began in July. It is China’s first
domestically developed heavy-lift
transport plane and has a maximum
takeoff weight of more than 200 tons
and a maximum payload of about 66
tons, aviation experts said.
Solid-fuel rockets can be launched
from planes much faster than land-
based, liquid-fuelled rockets, where
preparation can take days, weeks or
longer, in part because it takes so
much time to pump in the fuel, experts
said.
Each mission involving a solid-fuel
rocket launched by a Y-20 would take
only 12 hours of preparation to place a
440 pound satellite into a sun-
synchronous orbit 435 miles above
Earth, according to estimates by Long
Lehao, an academician of the Chinese
Academy of Engineering, and other
researchers at the China Academy of
Launch Vehicle Technology. The
estimates were in an article published
in October in the Journal of DeepSpace
Exploration.
Other advantages of such rockets are
that they are flexible in deployment
and do not need ground infrastructure,
said Pang Zhihao, executive editor-in-
chief of Space International magazine.
They also are less susceptible to bad
weather and launch costs are lower
than those of groundlaunched rockets,
he added.
The United States undertook the
world’s first air-launched space
mission in 1990, in which a Pegasus
rocket developed by the former Orbital
Sciences Corp was launched from a
refitted B-52 strategic bomber to send
two small satellites into orbit. Since
then, 43 Pegasus missions have been
carried out, the most recent in
December. Several US space companies,
including Virgin Galactic and
Generation Orbit Launch Services, are
developing air-launched rockets.
Chinese designers have been quietly
working on the concept for years. China
Aerospace Science and Technology
Corp, parent of Mr Li’s academy,
displayed a scale model of a winged,
solid-propellant, air-launched rocket in
2006 at the Sixth China International
Aviation and Aerospace Exhibition in
Zhuhai, Guangdong province.

This article was originally produced and
published by China Daily. View the
original article at chinadaily.com.cn