Spotlight On New Spacefaring Nations: Nigeria (Space For Humans Transmission)

[@blackfox432]

Lets do this Nigeria we have the best brains in Africa

[@vijaychandra91]

As an Indian I love whenever I see country like us developing. west don't like developing countries to grow . Go Nigeria go.

[@OkwudiliObinnaKingsley8000]

Thank you so much

[@OkwudiliObinnaKingsley8000]

Thank you so much I don't know why the West doesn't like other countries to grow they always want to keep power I don't know why

[@ugoawa3171]

I subscribed before watching because am passionate about space exploration. Nigeria should start thinking about having it's very own space station like China and US and the EU has. We have earned the right to be a big player in the space race and am glad this channel actually exists as we need more advocacy in this regard. Weldon guys 🇳🇬 ❤️

[@SpaceForHumans]

Thank you so much for subscribing and for your passion for space exploration! 🌍🚀 Nigeria has indeed made great strides in space technology. Advocacy and interest, like yours, will be key to driving and inspiring future developments!

[@omalaydrinks1847]

The very content that made me unsubscribe 👎

[@Nyashbae]

@ugoawa3171 are you joking? Nigeria should built proper civilian infrastructure first. NEPA keeps taking light and you are dreaming about space stations😉

[@merolegrgh7930]

This one will just finish some jealous elements who ar so jealous about Nigeria 🇳🇬 😅. The play. Nija, we move.

[@ugoawa3171]

@merolegrgh7930 They are jealous when we know we are underperforming and can do even much more if not for our insincere government

[@ocheonuh6788]

Proudly Nigerian

[@Obaseki0091]

Good job Nigerians keep up the good job

[@AgoraAquatics]

This is the first time I will subcribe to a channel without hearing much. Omo, your charm work this time!

[@jam-fam]

This is good for all of Africa, Im from mzansi, and i am proud of this

[@SpaceForHumans]

Thanks so much for your support from Mzansi! 🇿🇦🌍🚀🔭✨ It’s awesome to see such pride in Africa’s space journey. Space exploration can drive educational and technological advancements across Africa, just like South Africa’s involvement in the Square Kilometre Array (SKA) is already doing. We actually have a video on the SKA’s role-check it out here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6LLlXx7d5Kpi7s

[@allenbarrow4904]

Let's us hope Nigeria building it own spaceport & launch facilities in the next 10 - 15 years from now!!!

[@SpaceForHumans]

Absolutely! Nigeria’s location near the equator is a huge advantage for building a launch facility. Launches from equatorial regions benefit from the Earth’s rotational speed, making them more efficient and cost-effective. Pairing this geographical advantage with international partnerships, like those fostered by the Artemis Accords, could really accelerate Nigeria’s space ambitions! 🚀🌍

[@allenbarrow4904]

@@SpaceForHumans I know that too!! I wonder why it taking so long for Nigeria to get that memo???? If they want to get the West off their necks & backs, first thing is do like China and Russia did when they gotten sanctioned!!!!

[@frenzyjames]

Honestly! Even if the Govts won't build, Billionaires should

[@OLEANYAH]

" SPACE FOR HUMANS: WHY YOU TRYING TO PARTNER WITH YOUR WHITE DEVIL 😈 INVADER WEST 4EVER ENEMY, WHEN YOU SHOULD BE TRYING TO PARTNER WITH YOUR BLACK BROTHER SOUTH AFRICA 🇿🇦??? YAHSHUA YAH/GOD 🙏 ALMIGHTY THE BLACK MESSIAH ! THE 2ND COMING ! THE KING 👑 OF " AU/UBAK " ( UNITED BLACK AFRICAN 🌍 KINGDOM )/ " UBAF " ( UNITED BLACK AFRICAN FORCE 🚀 ) ! ! !

[@chieke-chinyere]

NAIJA NEVER DOES SLOW. MAY GOD INSPIRE US! 🙏

[@euniceibeh2873]

So beautiful voice and presentation! You should be a Nobel award winner! Keep it up Aisha!

[@MaltoKilyofas]

Ive been looking for a space community in Nigeria in like forever Thanks for this channel

[@Dr.Wilson.Christson.Ph.D]

YOU JUST WON A SUBSCRIBER, DARLING!

[@ruggedtechie5867]

Congratulations from the u.s. believe in yourselves skies no limit at all

[@gibson-sigauke]

Great Job Aisha 👏👏. Very Informative

[@adriangrant5373]

Great report. Love the personality. I know other nations on the mother continent have launched satellites, well done to all involved. Look forward to seeing more as it is exciting times in space development and exploration.

[@SpaceForHumans]

Thank you so much! 🙏🌍 It’s an exciting time for space development across the continent, with several African nations, including Nigeria, South Africa, Egypt, Kenya, and Rwanda, all making significant strides in space exploration. 🚀 We do hope to continue to highlight these developments on our channel. (In fact, check out our Transmission on South Africa here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6LLlXx7d5Kpi7s ) Stay tuned!

[@LadiSawa]

Kwa Ndahi, Well done we are very proud of you.

[@asuinterplanetaryinitiative]

Nice job, Aisha!!

[@temiladealamudun5063]

God bless Nigeria 🇳🇬 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@chieke-chinyere]

AMEN, TEMI

[@bofloa]

Very important, we let our people know about this information.. I just subscribe.. the presentation was top..

[@dropbos3223]

Go girl! This is very informative. Keep up the good work.

[@Baddamozie]

Beautiful and educational video. Thank you 🙏 for your detailed explanation of the progress made by the Nigerian Space Industry. Congratulations 🎉 for eloquent and exceptional presentation. Keep up the good 👍 work and expand your area of coverage. Much love ❣️, sister! Peace out ✌️!

[@jay51200]

Currently, Nigeria has 7 satelites in the space orbit.

[@myarkalsaki-kamag7598]

When I was 5 years old I wanted to be an astronaut. Sadly, by the time I was 7 so many negative influences derailed me from that dream and I was told to pursue more "realistic endeavors". Nigeria can gain so much from actively exploring different activities in space, not excluding building and launching our own satellites and not relying on China, Europe, USA to " assist" us in all aspects of our space engagements. I sincerely recommend that serious minded Nigerians who are passionate about "space" should come together and form a formidable platform to help push the agenda of space travel and all other related programs.

[@jideakanji-vp2jf]

Aisha well done for this very uplifting informative presentation,but the reality is very very diferent.YES its good to have all this wonderful space agenda but why not use all that money to relieve the common man on the nigerian streets of the grinding poverty pleguing that country if you can call that cronic corrupt space in africa a country with no national air line,no constant electricity supply,no clean water supply etc etc

[@mimiakuse]

Well done Ndah! Loved it, and learned so much

[@OLEANYAH]

" CONGRATS 👏 AFRICA 🇱🇾 NIGERIA 🇳🇬, KEEP PUSHING!!! " YAHSHUA YAH/GOD 🙏 ALMIGHTY THE BLACK MESSIAH ! THE 2ND COMING ! THE KING 👑 OF " AU/UBAK " ( UNITED BLACK AFRICAN 🌍 KINGDOM )/ " UBAF " ( UNITED BLACK AFRICAN FORCE 🚀 ) ! ! !

[@gertrudesampson1795]

Good job will done Nigeria .God blessed you 🙏

[@eupngn]

What about NCOM SAT2 That disappeared from Space? Have they found it back?

[@SpaceForHumans]

As far as we understand, NigComSat-2 is still in the planning stages. nigcomsat.gov.ng/news-post/fg-hopes-on-new-satellite-nigcomsat-2-to-revive-economy-1 The satellite that failed in orbit was NigComSat-1, which launched on May 13, 2007, as Africa's first communication satellite. This satellite failed after a year and a half (November 11, 2008) due to a power anomaly in its solar array. NigComSat-1R launched on December 19, 2011, as a replacement for NigComSat-1. NigeriaSat-2 was launched on August 17, 2011, and it has been providing high-resolution imagery for uses like mapping, agricultural monitoring, and disaster management. Initially intended to operate for seven years, NigeriaSat-2 exceeded its expected lifespan albeit not optimally, but with a new end-of-life date of December 2024. Now as we are in January 2025, the satellite has likely been decommissioned after over 13 years of service. I hope this answers your question.

[@muhammedafolabi7558]

Thank you my sister

[@handsonlabssoftwareacademy594]

Excellent presentation!

[@SpaceForHumans]

Thank you!

[@Dr.Wilson.Christson.Ph.D]

WELL SPOKEN!

[@MBBSotomy]

Wannan wuri ma mutane ne❤

[@SpaceForHumans]

Eh, hakane. Kowa yana da wurinsa a nan.

[@hannahschmitz3904]

🚀🚀🚀

[@aweremayowa783]

wow. nice one

[@chinweokwuasimonye8871]

Thanks

[@allstret9065]

Yesoo tell them,

[@SpaceForHumans]

Thank you o! True talk!

[@uajoku]

Taaaa! Story!

[@muhammedmuniru9840]

Where is the story? Stop thinking backwards dude,this is 2024.

[@VincenteChijioke]

❤ Naija

[@Luno_Referral_Code_ZJBS3P]

🌹🥂

[@SpaceForHumans]

🙏

[@Chuxe001]

Abeg where is the sat launched because the one I heard was launched by the Chinese and didn't make ot

[@SpaceForHumans]

NigComSat-1 was launched by China in 2007, but it failed after about 18 months due to a technical issue. However, Nigeria has had successful launches since then, including the NigComSat-1R in 2011, which replaced the failed satellite.

[@chieke-chinyere]

PSST. WHICH CHINESE? 🤣🤣

[@pinncok3344]

No such thing as space lies no one can leave this world

[@AYEGBAEMMANUEL-l2v]

you lack sense

[@omalaydrinks1847]

Is this information True?

[@SpaceForHumans]

Good question. Please see all of our information sources below the video in the comments section.

[@otasfelix9052]

No is space program for Fulani cows.

[@Changamira]

Where on earth will the oil come from if Nigeria's own leaders can't help but sabotage every non foreign owned refinary?

[@chieke-chinyere]

PRAISE GOD

[@OLEANYAH]

THAT'S WHY ETHIOPIA NIGERIA SUDAN UGANDA IS TO HAVE A TOP MILITARY WEAPONS MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX LIKE SOUTH AFRICA FOR ALL AFRICA, LAW!!! YAHSHUA YAH/GOD 🙏 ALMIGHTY THE BLACK MESSIAH ! THE 2ND COMING ! THE KING 👑 OF " AU/UBAK " ( UNITED BLACK AFRICAN KINGDOM )/ " UBAF " ( UNITED BLACK AFRICAN FORCE ) ! ! !

[@chieke-chinyere]

✝✝🔥

[@SpaceForHumans]

✨🙌🏾❤️🕊️🙏🏾🌍

[@RealZanzi]

At 1:20 That image cannot fly over the earth or orbit into space. This video looks and sound like total nonsense. Space is fake. High altitude flying objects are usually classified, but they never will leave the earth and orbit into space just like what the animation cartoon video is suggesting

[@Nyashbae]

Space program while a lot of citizens need a generator to charge their cell phones ????? :D :D :D

[@SpaceForHumans]

You raise a really good point-why fund a space program when there is not reliable electricity? But it's not necessarily an either-or choice. Satellites can actually help with brownouts by monitoring power grids in real time, detecting faults for quicker repairs. And then utility companies can plan more efficient routes for power lines and identify optimal locations for renewable energy sources, like solar or wind farms, especially in remote or hard-to-access areas.

[@Nyashbae]

@@SpaceForHumans yes but it will be mor cost-effective buying data volumes of foreign satellites than launching and developing your own programme

[@ebenezerakinbode7876]

​@@Nyashbaeyou are just pained.

[@Nyashbae]

@@ebenezerakinbode7876 why would i be aburo?

[@innocentchukwuma5215]

​@@Nyashbaetypical Ghanaian hater, Kurasini fool, you think Ghana can match Nigeria? You are too small, get out

[@shangwensun9746]

Really?

[@SpaceForHumans]

Really.

[@JosephEjembi-k5e]

There is no security in Nigeria

[@josephmonlouis1073]

Yes that's great. But Tinubu is on earth

[@Kanjuabenko]

Space ke , 😂😂😂😂😂Country ti ko ni electricity leading space ke

[@Brahanassei]

How about abolishing slavery that sound better

[@OLEANYAH]

( AFRICA 🇱🇾 IS TO BE A SUPPLIER OF FINISHED GOODS TO AFRICA 🇱🇾 & THE WORLD, NOT RAW MATERIAL!!! LAW ) YAHSHUA YAH/GOD 🙏 ALMIGHTY THE BLACK MESSIAH ! THE 2ND COMING ! THE KING 👑 OF " AU/UBAK " ( UNITED BLACK AFRICAN 🌍 KINGDOM )/ " UBAF " ( UNITED BLACK AFRICAN FORCE 🚀 ) ! ! !

[@sharonanthonique1255]

Focus on God and stop spreading the devils doctrine

[@spoiltchild79]

What a life you must have… *_A life in which you wallow utter ignorance!_*

[@akkanifalade2489]

Hurry up with your Biafra bull shit, we all can rest. Pls make it on the 2nd December, 2024. Cheers

[@AndrewHormanDru]

Tackle real world challenges.....😂😂😂😂

[@zmartusers3396]

1:01

[@ellooku]

Like riggin elections.

[@Nnamdi-wi2nu]

That is not spacefaring just morden economic management

[@jonoaprapo8289]

Too much talk , you still don't have Electric😀😀😀😀

[@innocentchukwuma5215]

Typical Ghanaian fool, hater pro max, you think you can match Nigeria in anything, Kurasini fool, you are too small, get out

[@biafra13743]

Biafra is coming on 2nd December 2024.

[@arcejiroeshalomi4689]

Congratulations🎉🥳👏

[@moham.279]

Who cares

[@RandomMZ1412]

Madallah. Invite us for inauguration

[@joye5761]

Online country, take your bigotry elsewhere. You guys give the Igbos a bad name and it’s disturbing.

[@Obalufon]

Biafraud, indeed! Yanmirin, mumu people.

[@aconsideredopinion7529]

😂😂😂 They can’t even take care of their own people and now they want to go into space. Hilarious…

[@innocentchukwuma5215]

Typical Ghanaian fool, hater pro max, you think you can match Nigeria in anything, Kurasini fool, you are too small, get out

[@dontjustpeek]

Cry more.

[@laryjones-jm7ng]

Those super smart Nigerians

[@michaelngau606]

Is Nigeria borrowing money from IMF Bank