engrfcuksmtin:
B.Agric Soil and Environmental Science
M.Sc. Soil Survey and Classification
Currently on PhD Soil and Classification at Ekiti State University
Working on Pedogenesis of Soils derived from different parent materials from two agro ecological zones of Nigeria

34 married with two kids

iwriterng:


1. You can't even express yourself properly, without contradicting your message. Can or can't?

2.. There is nothing like "Simple English Language" it's a blunder.

3. smh? I have no respect for anybody that is too lazy to write.

4. Whatever happened to punctuations in your world is a really bad thing.

5. Doomed? Really?


If you know what a PhD degree entails, you would respect anybody with such degree.

Sheggy13:
BSc Computer Science
MSc Computer Science - UK
PhD (in view) Computer Science
Preferably looking for offers in US or Canada
Area of Specialisation is Data Mining and Warehousing, Mobile Computing.

husseinjnr:
Bsc- Electronics and Computer Engineering

Msc - Engineering and Management.

PhD - Engineering Management.

baba11:

Never mind!It's Nothing!!
happy now!?

all4naija:

Good ! I like the way you challenge my post with points.

1) That is a typographical error.

2) There is simple English language. An informal English language that doesn't require the use of 'BIG' words.

3) Smh? That is not the way to ask a question in English language. Using a question mark after that 'smh' without inverting the subject and the first auxiliary verb is unacceptable. Yet, you write poorly in that regard looking at your failure to capitalize 'S' in smh.

4) Are you joking? My punctuation marks are well used in my posts. Unlike you who couldn't even spell punctuation in the first case.

5) Not doomed? Not Really? The correct sentences should be. (a) Why did you say Nigeria is doom? (b) Are you really sure of that?

PtitLapin:
All4naija why are you picking on me? There's no need to be salty, amigo!

Raxxye:


Guy, I think you are derailing this thread!
Why not take a chill pill and allow the conversation in here to flow freely?

I am sorry to say this set of Nigerian PhD holders can't move the country forward with what I have seen so far in this particular thread. Is this how we are going to lead by example?

all4naija:
I am interested to know what you find amusing in my post. No, I am not!

drake2:
Great thread. B.sc, M.sc (Agronomy and Soils). PhD(Energy and Environment) in view. All in Ibadan. But I need quick help with research topics on energy and environment. Gracias!

husseinjnr:
The focus of this thread is to discuss with fellow PHD students, intending PHD students and PHD holders.

This is to highlight the requirements, approach, dynamics, challenges and share knowledge.

It's good to know the joys and the pains you are currently facing.

baba11:

Don't worry... an idio*t needs to be ignored henceforth!!!!!!!!

mapet:
Me too reporting for duty.
I have been sort of a sojourner.

Bsc, Zoology (Genetics)
PGD Information Technology
Msc. Computer Science
MBA Business Administration
.....
Now DBA/PHD Business Administration

I'm researching Behavioural Patterns of Executives that leads to Business/ Strategy Performance improvement

I'm in Gordon Institute of Business Science - University of Pretoria South Africa.

The beauty of my program is the flexibility of combining it with my job........

all4naija:
I am sorry to say this set of Nigerian PhD holders can't move the country forward with what I have seen so far in this particular thread. Is this how we are going to lead by example?

drake2:
Great thread. B.sc, M.sc (Agronomy and Soils). PhD(Energy and Environment) in view. All in Ibadan. But[b] I need quick help with research topics on energy and environment[/b]. Gracias!

2nde164:
b.sc computer science
m.sc in software engineering and database management
phd in software engineering

Sombrerogalaxy:
BSc - Physics (Nigeria)
MSc - Astronomy (Finland)
PhD - Astrophysics (Australia), 2nd year

phabulous88:
BSc, Building (NG); MSc, Construction Management (UK); PhD... my research interest is in Construction Informatics. Applied twice for a fully funded studentship in the UK; mehn even after my award-winning, 15 page research proposal, I didn't get it o, some white dude did.

Back in the industry gathering experience. I ain't giving up yet, plan is to give it another shot before the end of next year - these onyibos must beg me and it MUST be FULLY FUNDED. Besides, professors with industry experiences are way way way better (I dey console myself) than those who spend 95% of their lives in the lab, abi na library, flipping through google scholar.

Kachifo nu

iwriterng:


You're actually derailing this thread from it's main objective. I also noticed you've contributed nothing of interest to this thread. If you would allow "actual" PhD holders to make use of the space you're posting on, it would mean a lot to future readers of this thread. Let the university that awarded the degree be the judge of their competence. For all I know, you might be an undergraduate student in a poor Nigeria university.

davidylan:


how did you get into the phd program with no particular research focus?

SirShymex:


Are you an international student? It's somewhat difficult for home students to get funding for PhD courses out here - so with international students, I doubt you would be entitled to anything. I think it has to do with the system and, the experience in the industry, and professional qualifications are put on a higher pedestal - than degrees. You're lucky they didn't ask you to take another MSc. in your prospective field cos that is the prerequisite, at most of the top Unis - especially LSE, and Imperial College.

Anyway, rather than keep waiting for a fully funded scholarship out here, you're better off going to America, or Canada. Most of the PhD courses out there are fully funded by the Unis. And in cases where the Unis can't provide the funding/stipends, an advisor would do it for you. However, with America, it seems you have to take GRE exams.