laudate:


Let me give you a little assignment. I have made over 10,000 posts on NL. Go through them and you will see the kind of work I do.

Maybe you run a danfo business on the side, so that is why you made reference to it. Or maybe your relatives are the 29 year olds sitting at home, which is why you know so much about such things. Who can tell?

I have offered my advice. You can discard it, because your brain is too shallow to comprehend it. Stick to your 150k. Because that is the low level at which you can operate....

Fela40:
At your age, others are contributing, you are fooling around. Make I no piss for your bald head. Instead of you to draft out a comprehensive article, you dey claim correction! Old cow. . By the time you are 40, you will still be fooling around on Nairaland.

Ewu togo. . Level 4 officer is taking 150k ... Your lie deserves an award.

Old pig

Fela40:
Give me a link to your job, let me see. or you give me a link to the post that explains your job. I am a developer with a major bank, so you should know how much I rake in monthly. let me leave that to your imagination.

Oya give me a link to your Job fast!! Old fowl

Seequadry:
Any good ict training center here in lagos..

BiafranBushBoy:


Hi Sir, to answer your questions, I will say;

1) MCSA equals CCNA. (CCNA deals with Routers, Switches, etc, while MCSA deals with servers.) You can check up more on it.

2) Microsoft exams are cheaper than Cisco exams.

3) I will research on that and get back to you. Getting a good networking school is a big time hassle. Just subscribe to my blog and get those info delivered straight to you.

Tex42:
Thanks a lot for sparing some of ur time to attend to my questions. I truly appreciate the the timely heads up.

Waiting for ur feedback with respect to #3...

And yes, ur blog, do u mind sharing more details about it.

socialconscious:


Check out NESA By Makers www.nesa.makers.ng.

They are currently accepting applications for their Full-Stack Web Development Immersive Program starting next month in Yaba, Lagos.

You can apply here: [url]nesa.makers.ng/apply[/url]

otunba88:

Huawei and ZTE is waiting for u, try them out.

Fela40:
nice post BTW. Exactly!!!

I am currently learning Mobile App Development, and it looks so so promising. I think the era of learning ICT for a huge sum of money has ended!!

I suggest you all should come and study Mobile App where I am currently studying. Even as a student, they have allowed us to gain work experience by working on a project they have with a bank.

joshrare:
Any training centre in Benin?

Fela40:
nice post BTW. Exactly!!!

I am currently learning Mobile App Development, and it looks so so promising. I think the era of learning ICT for a huge sum of money has ended!!

I suggest you all should come and study Mobile App where I am currently studying. Even as a student, they have allowed us to gain work experience by working on a project they have with a bank.


Good one.. Please I'm really interested in learning this.. How do I get in touch with you

coolcacuz:
I am seriously considering web design and app developement, this one wey jamb don burst my bubble again despite my score of 293 God knows I'm never writing jamb again.
Does anyone please know of a good ICT training center in Abuja.

Fela40:


Ala.bian Sol.utions Tech

08034265103.

I have no idea about costs and all of that. I am also a student.

BiafranBushBoy:


Hi Sir, to answer your questions, I will say;

1) MCSA equals CCNA. (CCNA deals with Routers, Switches, etc, while MCSA deals with servers.) You can check up more on it.

2) Microsoft exams are cheaper than Cisco exams.

3) I will research on that and get back to you. Getting a good networking school is a big time hassle. Just subscribe to my blog and get those info delivered straight to you.

Datevilme:
4months and expert don't go in the same sentence oga, while it is good that u are writing to encourage people, please be realistic and don't just be a sales person.

Software development takes a lot of work, and u cannot be an expert in 4 months, except ur idea of being an expert is carrying out next to zero projects, which by the way is the yardstick for expertise.

dragnet:


MCSA equals CCNA ?

churchee:
A very nice one op. I just registered for a computer hardware repair in await for my NYSC (2018) and it is quite interesting and promising but the registration fee can be discouraging, I had to plead to pay on four installments.

Fela40:


In Lagos. Alabian Solutions Tech. I saw their advert on Nairaland, so I just took my chances.

To be frank, I chose them because they were very cheap!!!

BiafranBushBoy:


Is it not the same networking certifications from different vendors?

CompTIA N+, MCSA, CCNA? (While you can do all three, Knowledge gotten from one can make you a networking pro - depending on the technology used in your industry). They are the foundational networking courses.

Am I wrong Sir?

dragnet:


Yes you are wrong, N+ is networking but not as much content and coverage as CCNA would give. MCSA gives you the proficiency to administrate Microsoft servers with not as much knowledge as you need to route and switch but CCNA gives you what you need for basic networking, Cisco proprietary hardware configuration for routing and switching as well as industry standard routing and switching so you can fund your way when confronted with other vendor's device and a step further in basic network security. So there's no way they equal each other.

NB: CCNA as used above refers to CCNA routing and switching because that is just an option amongst r&s, voice, security.

BiafranBushBoy:


Lol. Just change your name to "common entrance" since you aren't bright as dragnet.

You said I am wrong but confirmed N+ as a Networking course. Lol.

Whether in depth or not, is it a Networking course?

Yea it is, and its vendor is compTIA.

We don't operate only CISCO technologies in Nigeria, which Make some people to go for MCSA (Which is all about servers and co)

Just to let you know, a CCNA graduate isn't good in Technologies outside Cisco.

So what is wrong here?

BiafranBushBoy:

1) MCSA equals CCNA. (CCNA deals with Routers, Switches, etc, while MCSA deals with servers.) You can check up more on it.