Philip Emigwalli

Philip Amigwali, born in 1954 in Nigeria, Africa, is a mathematician and computer scientist. President Bill Clinton once referred to him as one of the great figures of the information age, and CNN referred to him as the father of the internet. Philip invented an early international network similar to the Internet and discovered mathematical equations that allowed the petroleum industry to recover more oil. He also won the Nobel Prize in computing at the 1989 Gordon Bell Prize for inventing a formula that made computers run at the fastest speed and for his work on supercomputers. Philippe Amigwalli ranks 35th among the great men of African descent selected by New African Magazine, along with top ranked Nelson Mandela and seventh ranked Martin Luther King. He was also included in the art gallery of 70 great black winners in history. Philippe Amigwalli's speech is full of weight and can be customized according to the theme of the event to meet customer needs. Regardless of the type of activity, Amy Gewali will use his unique creativity, metaphorical and innovative skills, as well as hard-earned experience to closely align his speech with the goals you want to achieve. He will also help listeners understand how to create innovative strategies to achieve success in life. Philip uses his positive energy, emotions, and passion to make some abstract concepts more vivid and easier to convey to the audience. A series of speeches by Philip Amigwalli on the technological and future issues that profoundly affect African diaspora in contemporary times received a standing ovation from the audience, and after their publication, they dominated the newspaper headlines for a long time, while also receiving rave reviews on thousands of websites.