Husband & Dad | EUV Optics Engineer @ASMLcompany | MSc. Photonics (Germany) | BSc. Ed Physics, First Class Hons. (Nigeria)

Joined June 2012
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I’ve finally moved to the United States 🇺🇸 Glad to announce I’ve been transferred from the Netherlands to our Connecticut office in the United States. Looking forward to what the future holds for me in the US 🇺🇸
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That thread about women posting their academic achievements >>>>> ❤️
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Replying to @Ifwal95
Father is always ignoring. She is just a child, let her be. Naso e take turn out now😂. While growing up in my local area, the child is not only of their parents. The community also has a role to play in the child. If i fuck up, people wey go mend me before my parents come dey😂
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Exactly! I know how both of my parents invested heavily on my upbringing. I know how I was handled from childhood to form the habits I have today, it’s not easy and takes intentional efforts from both parent.
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Sending your child back to your parents to correct your own parenting mistakes isn’t exactly fair. Let grandparents enjoy this stage of their lives instead of asking them to do the heavy lifting of raising a teenager (I have a lot of cases where this even went from frying pan to fire, lol). If a child is seriously misbehaving at 14, parents should first reflect on how that child was raised. Parenting doesn’t suddenly begin at 14, it starts from childhood.
She should wait till December and make sure they all come home for Christmas.
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The daughter was always like that, they just simply overlooked it in Nigeria. If you miss a child's formative years, it is very difficult to get it right again. They are now married, they should figure it out. Their own parents did not seek advice from social media to raise them. If you do not know how to raise your own children, how would we?.
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HISTORY.
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Jun 14
FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 53 YEARS, THE KNICKS ARE NBA CHAMPIONS 🏆 New York defeats San Antonio 4-1 in the NBA Finals, capturing their third championship in franchise history!
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THE FIRST MULTI-GOAL WORLD CUP GAME BY A USMNT PLAYER SINCE 1930 🤩 Have a night, Folarin Balogun 🔥
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Representing the Customer Support organization at ASML’s Technology Conference today. A great opportunity to learn about future product roadmaps, design innovations, and the technologies that will shape the next generation of semiconductor manufacturing. One of the major highlights for me was hearing from @elonmusk and learning about the ambitious vision behind #Terafab. The discussions on future collaboration opportunities and engineering excellence reinforced the importance of staying connected to both technological innovation and customer needs. #Semiconductor
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They are raping their house-help, I hope that helps. Sex with a person who cannot say no because you are their employer and can stop their source of income, and you are their only housing in a city far away from home is RAPE‼️‼️‼️
I wonder why men choose to sleep with their tattered house help when they have a beautiful wife.
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Computational lithography is a great example of how software and hardware come together in chip manufacturing. Proud to work at ASML, where our technology helps chipmakers optimize how chip patterns print on wafers.
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I have a lot of updates to do 😭😭 The first contact below is a PhD candidate in USA 🇺🇸 today The second guy, Emma holds a Master’s degree. Yet, I still have them as 100 level on my contact’s list 😂😂😂
Normalize reviewing how you saved people’s name on your contact list. Femi 400L is now Femi PhD. Bidemi Tailor is now Bidemi CEO.
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None of my children moved to this extent though. During my wife’s pregnancies, whenever I wanted to trigger my babies move, all I had to do was play a song on my phone and hold it close to her belly. My children were very sensitive to music 😂. It seems they’re just as enthusiastic about music as I am 😀😀
I heard if a baby moves like this in your tummy it’s a boy 😂 how true is that?
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A few weeks ago, I randomly discovered that the Archbishop of York 🇬🇧, the Most Reverend and Right Honourable @CottrellStephen, would be visiting the United States 🇺🇸 and preaching at a local parish very close to me here in Connecticut. Today, I had the privilege of attending the service and listening to him preach with such grace, wisdom, and humility. Not only did I have the opportunity to hear him preach live, but I also got the chance to meet him and take a photograph with him! As someone who grew up in the Anglican Church, this was a memorable and humbling experience. It’s not every day that one gets to worship with and hear one of the most senior leaders of the Anglican Communion in person. A truly blessed Sunday. 🙏📖
I passed through my usual route to work today and noticed this Anglican Church (belonging to Episcopal province), so I got curious and decided to check them out online. I got home, searched for them on Google, entered their page, and to my surprise, I discovered that the Archbishop of York — one of the top Archbishops in the Church of England will be visiting in a few weeks and preaching there. That was something I never expected to see. A whole Archbishop of York from the UK casually visiting this small (but rich 😅) town in the USA 🇺🇸 Now I’m wondering… is this one of those random moments God places in your path intentionally? 👀 Is this a sign that I should attend the service and hear the Archbishop preach live? 👀 As much as I may not fully subscribe to some of the newer directions of the Church of England, I still hold the opportunity to see and hear one of their top Archbishops preach in very high esteem.
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A few weeks ago, I randomly discovered that the Archbishop of York 🇬🇧, the Most Reverend and Right Honourable @CottrellStephen, would be visiting the United States 🇺🇸 and preaching at a local parish very close to me here in Connecticut. Today, I had the privilege of attending the service and listening to him preach with such grace, wisdom, and humility. Not only did I have the opportunity to hear him preach live, but I also got the chance to meet him and take a photograph with him! As someone who grew up in the Anglican Church, this was a memorable and humbling experience. It’s not every day that one gets to worship with and hear one of the most senior leaders of the Anglican Communion in person. A truly blessed Sunday. 🙏📖
I passed through my usual route to work today and noticed this Anglican Church (belonging to Episcopal province), so I got curious and decided to check them out online. I got home, searched for them on Google, entered their page, and to my surprise, I discovered that the Archbishop of York — one of the top Archbishops in the Church of England will be visiting in a few weeks and preaching there. That was something I never expected to see. A whole Archbishop of York from the UK casually visiting this small (but rich 😅) town in the USA 🇺🇸 Now I’m wondering… is this one of those random moments God places in your path intentionally? 👀 Is this a sign that I should attend the service and hear the Archbishop preach live? 👀 As much as I may not fully subscribe to some of the newer directions of the Church of England, I still hold the opportunity to see and hear one of their top Archbishops preach in very high esteem.
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