Interesting conversation...I guess this is the type of conversations young children should be thought instead of “Kaa"

Great young people

This is my favorite episode by far! It’s incredibly informative and has ignited a strong desire within me to pursue farming. If possible, could you kindly assist me with the contact numbers of the panelists?

interesting conversation... this what we call healthy discussion

interesting conversation... this what we call healthy discussion

This show is pretty interesting but I think the host is in “bubble”. I remember how confused I was during my 1st yr at UTG. I see students who have no idea about how to type assignments using a word doc.. Some can’t even start a computer.. I think the access gap (technology ) in Gambia is massive.. I told my lecturer that doing Intro to ICT was not the best use of my time because the content was very BASIC for a university level class. BUT the system has to accommodate ppl who never had access as I did. As much as leapfrogging is a good way to play catch, we have to get the basics right.

The lady says lot of sense here accessibility of devices to kids to be at the space so true… interesting topic

This is lovely, keep up the great work

Amazing episode 😊

Technology and all it's innovations in general makes things easier , faster, better and even more profitable. But Can't replace everything.

Having bicycles in the world doesn't mean you should not teach your child how to work. Not all displacements need a bicycle. Anything you want to conquer The Basic & Foundation of the overall thing has to be Solid .Core Ai engineers/developers know mathematics than most math professors: why should they When we have calculators.

The prompt made by professionals of a field will generate better result from AI than a normal individual trying to achieve the same things as the professional. If you know how to code you will do better prompts than a non-coder.

I think these are the kind of shows we should be watching on a daily basis... Kudos 👏

But 10's thousands of people in the US are still learning how to code. Thats the country with the most powerful technologies and when it comes to the Gambia, we are like 30 years behind them as far as tech is concerned. So before we think of AI let's think of migrating from books and pen to database management systems. Of course AI is powerful but can never replace software engineer unless if you a low level engineer. Imagine being offered a huge deal by a huge organization but you decided to depend on AI to do everything for you. In a typical software engineering settings, when a project comes, everybody come together to share ideas and come to an agreement on how to build the software that will suit the exact requirements of the customer. I myself use chat gpt in my projects but I never let it take away my creativity. Yes you can build an app using AI but you still need to know how to code. And if people stop learning how to code then there will be no creativity in the software engineering industry. Am not even married yet but will definitely advice my children to learn computer programming.

This conversation has been incredibly insightful, and I hope more like it will follow. Everyone shared strong perspectives, but as Jabbi pointed out, it all comes back to the foundation. The country's biggest challenge remains its leadership-many leaders are skilled in rhetoric but lack either the ability or the genuine desire to implement meaningful change.

This is great ❤

Man, I am so impressed with what you're doing and the only way I can say thanks & keep it up is to hit the subscription bell 🎉🎉

Computer Networking and Coding are absolutely very vital especially those who want to be an Ethical Hacker and also those who would want to venture into Crytocurrency. Networking knowlege would help any aspiring hacker to excel and Coding will help an aspiring Crytocurrency enthusiast to excel. AI is emerging with a lot of pace, however, learning Coding, Networking etc would remain vital. ❤

4.0 Chat can do it by repeating the questions and adding some info into it

This is what we need as a country to move forward. ❤

Kawsu Jabbi taught me basics of coding like HTML and CSS

Good one 👍

very interesting. Keep up the great job.

Jasseh code camp is doing so great

Thanks 👍 so much my people I'm proud of you

Mr moderator, please make a part 2 on this topic and invite assutech and jassehcodecamp on the panel.

Seeing Kawsu Jabbi and my Gomindz family in the same platform? That's already lit 🔥

Waw

Interesting podcast 🎉

Allahuma barik Brother Mustafa is a mountain fr Thanks Gando for always giving masterpieces

Nonsense

This was powerful on so many levels

Masha Allah! I really really enjoyed this program!🎉❤❤❤

This is an incredible episode

I prefer the term: “differently enabled"

Can’t wait for the next episode - for example - those in wheelchairs - or artificial limbs - deaf, etc!

I can’t tell you how VERY proud I am of this episode - your questions were very deep!

The story of Abraham and his two sons Ishmael and Isaac can be found in the Book of Genesis 21: 21.

Hey bro, Salams to u tom. Doing great keep it up.

History of Islam in Africa started in Ethiopia when the Africans saved the Sahabas from death. After the death of Muhammad the Muslims came into Egypt and demanded slaves from the Nubians in lower Egypt in the treaty of Baqt. Then they proceeded on to enslave the Amazigh tribes of North Africa all the way to Morocco. Then they sent there converted Amazigh Muslim slave General Tariq into Europe with 10,000 Amazigh (now called Berbers by the Arabs) along with 3,000 Arabs to colonize Europe. Dan fodio and the rest of the African Muslim rulers were colonizers of their own elders all behind learning Arabic. Yes they became scholars but Africans were already scholars. Mansa Musa showing out got Africa raided by the Christian’s. The Trans Saharan (Muslim slave trade) lasted from 642 till today. I was just with some Niger refugees in Ghana whose families were sold. One kid push me against the wall when we took a picture because he thought I was gonna put him on the market. In Egypt I noticed there was no proof of Abraham, Jacob and his 11 sons, Joseph, Moses and Aaron, no Jesus, no Hebrew blankets, tablets, ceramic art nothing. Yet Egypt had all of their history dated back 10,000 plus yrs with the sphinx and all their kings along with their bodies, their laws, writings, math, architecture everything. While we can’t find any of the biblical people Nowhere. Top Jewish scholars such as David Meyers have admitted Jewish history is a myth. Egyptian scholars call it a myth nor where they there, and Jewish scholars call it a myth so how can these same fake fables be delivered to Muhammad as divine revelation? If there isn’t any evidence of some guy named Abraham who went to Egypt then Hagar never came out with him. If Hagar never came out with him then Muhammad’s bloodline is a shame. Now the Oku tribe are a Yoruba people. Your way is the Yoruba way not following the sun, praying to a box, kissing and pointing at a rock rubbing your cheeks on it, and then running around it, then running between two rocks, then throwing rocks at a stone obelisk, then killing a ram,sheep,goat,cow,etc. Then when you die the black stone is gonna have eyes and a mouth and go intercede on your behalf to Allah that you kissed it and rubbed your cheek on it? Foreals? Two Surahs are gonna be sitting on two clouds, with two shadows and two flocks of birds are going to sing the two Surahs to Allah on your behalf? Huh? Bruh just go home to Ile Ife and let that stuff go. I don’t give a damn of how many Muslims are in Senegal. It’s not our history. We don’t come from Mecca we come from Africa.

watching this episode gives me hope

I've heard so much about you, brother Briggs but I never knew you're my brother from Mbiaya Urua, Akwa Ibom state. Mbiaya is 2km away my family.

Misinformation: The spread of Islam in Africa was just not through trade. It was also of bruitality, rape and murder. Islam is not an African religion. It did more harm than Christianity.

This is a great session. GANDO.... YOU ARE SAYING THE SOLUTION IS TO SPEAK IN THE LOCAL LANGUAGE BUT YOU ARE STILL HAVING THE DISCUSSION IN ENGLISH? TAKE IT TO LOCAL LANGUAGE AND MIX IT . I BELIEVE IT WILL BE DIGESTED BY EVERYONE

Good morning to daily dose This is the most holistic debate made on the constitution this platform was is very pivotal I love the fact that they all debate on the constitution base on principles mr Tala your a mentor.speaking on my opinion which I heard you all mentioned but,I will still want to emphasis on it more is engaging more on this type discussion with the localities I mean try to reach out the grassroots and even try to the in our national languages 🙏🙏🙏

Thank you Gando and the entire team of daily dose. you are really doing excellent job in educating the gambian population on such key issues.

We need part two insha'Allah

Very informative and interesting episode but we need to have such shows in the local languages too.

Embarrassing. Invaded by Arabs and blanco’s and now the only gods in Africa are an Arab or a blanco one. Whenever I ask an AFRICAN to name an African god, their eyes roll back and they start to shiver. So embarrassed to descended of Africa.

Lies