You were there today

Did you put down your phone number too?

HELLO DEAR,

HAVE YOU DOWNLOADED THE PPA DEPLOYMENT LETTER

gentleman82:
My lecturer benefited more from it, the man owns a type writing shop where all those he supervises must go and type their project ,he made money from that , then before he will mark your work you must bribe him with a good sum .

Which school is that sir?

inyangd4:
Yes, mine was useful to me.
By the grace of God it was published in a reputable journal.

While job hunting, it was one of my achievements and I got a lot of commendation from it. It helped me in getting the job I am on now!

Peeele

mii4u:

He is wrong and also not right cos he is generalizing.

Wrong answer
F9 for you

OZAOEKPE:

WORRY NOT ABOUT GUNNER, WE RUN LONDON

Are you Usain Bolt?

ezenwaez:


The N-Power NASIMS physical verification will commence any moment from now as the N-Power NASIMS deployment list has been sent to all 36 States focal persons accross Nigeria.

All N-Power Batch C applicants are hereby advised to be observant and constantly checking their emails and NASIMS self service portal for further directives.

How genuine is this information sir?

Mathematics
Faculty of physical sciences

illicit:
Of which department, faculty...

[b][/b]This is me asweh

After 6 years of graduation

KazikageSama:
Sometime ago I applied for a role at a very popular multinational. I prepared hard for it like my life depended on it (cos it was my dream company). I had 3 levels of interview including working on a project and making presentations to someone who'd be my Manager and a colleague. The feedback from my sessions were very encouraging that I was already preparing to have a contract negotiation.

Then I didn't hear from the coy for a long time, I did multiple reminders to the internal recruiter but most went unanswered until after a month, she responded that although my performance was good and my experience was impressive but they have decided to go with an "Internal solution".
What the heck is "Internal solution"? I later learnt that the entire interview process was a facade. The recruiter and managers already agreed to fix another employee into the role but for sake of audit and crossing all Ts, they decided to interview external candidates for the same role but regardless of our performance, we didn't stand a chance. It was just feigned transparency.

I imagine how many candidates get called up for interviews, they prepare with everything they've got, have sleepless nights to brush themselves up, put on their best appearance and abandon all the other serious things they could have done because they believe their prayers have been answered. Unfortunately when the feedback is sent and they are rejected. They'd beat themselves up, feel depressed and think they aren't good enough. Little do they know that they never really stood a chance. They were just a dot on the I and a cross on the T

You sound like a gay ;[color=#990000][/color]D

SmellySperm:
At 23 you should be more concerned about ur future not puzzy.

You better not make same mistakes I made when I was ur age

Is he wrong or not right?

mii4u:

U don start again?

Sheh I dey mad ni?

When Tecno Y2 is N18,000 (36$) is available �

henry007:
TECNO Camon 17 Pro vs Redmi Note 10 Pro comparison video


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6K-uuT3ZNLk

These are 2 of the top midrange smartphones to buy in 2021 under $250. The Xiaomi Redmi Note 10 Pro is priced at N124,000 or $248 while the TECNO Camon 17 Pro is priced at N125,000 or $250.
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For the processor, the TECNO Camon 17 Pro comes with the Mediatek Helio G95 Processor, while the Redmi Note 10 Pro comes with the Snapdragon 732G processor. For the cameras, the front and rear cameras on the Redmi Note 10 take better pictures than the TECNO Camon 17 Pro. The battery life on both the TECNO Camon 17 Pro and RN10P is impressive.

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CastedAyo:
A Nigerian and vitiligo sufferer, Eljhon , who was diagnosed of the condition 10 years ago has now recounted all that happened after he was diagnosed and how he almost killed himself by committing suicide.

He further stated that the only medication he had been using for the past few years was having peace of mind and a positive mindset.

He wrote;


https://torimill.com/2018/02/man-reveals-how-he-almost-killed-himself-after-being-diagnosed-of-vitiligo.html

Lalasticlala Mynd44 Dominique

make I park here Abeg

OZAOEKPE:
ALL HAIL THE KING OF LONDON, THAT IS GUNNERS FOR LIFE

abeg sheh na arsenal ball them write? Some people sha. SMFH. When dem sopos go pray make Lei city no win them more than 3 goals.

osemoses1234:
And she no fine rara

ur babe fine reach her? Na this kind guy dey crush on the girlie o

Godsate:
We need help. My friend graduated 11yeras ago with 2:2 (CGPA : 3.47). He ordered for his transcript few months ago for his MBA programm and discovered that the school made a mistake. When we recalculate the scores we discovered that the correct CGPA is 3.52 which is second class upper.

Good people of nairaland, kindly advise us on what to do.

Is there anybody that experience this in the past?

Can we still correct this ?

If yes, kindly give us the best step to take please.

.

Godsate:
We need help. My friend graduated 11yeras ago with 2:2 (CGPA : 3.47). He ordered for his transcript few months ago for his MBA programm and discovered that the school made a mistake. When we recalculate the scores we discovered that the correct CGPA is 3.52 which is second class upper.

Good people of nairaland, kindly advise us on what to do.

Is there anybody that experience this in the past?

Can we still correct this ?

If yes, kindly give us the best step to take please.

.

Godsate:
We need help. My friend graduated 11yeras ago with 2:2 (CGPA : 3.47). He ordered for his transcript few months ago for his MBA programm and discovered that the school made a mistake. When we recalculate the scores we discovered that the correct CGPA is 3.52 which is second class upper.

Good people of nairaland, kindly advise us on what to do.

Is there anybody that experience this in the past?

Can we still correct this ?

If yes, kindly give us the best step to take please.

.



Yo, dawg hope u didn't calculate it as 4.0+3.0+4.0+3.0 all divided by 4, cos it's not how they calculate it. No offence tho

[quote author=fratermathy post=38597437]Hello Nairalanders!

This article is about the best schools for Postgraduate studies in Nigeria. As we all know, almost all Nigerian graduates are taking the academic path to garner postgraduate degrees. This has become a trend largely because of the unavailability of jobs. Graduates attempt at getting Postgraduates degrees such as PGD, M.A, M.sc, M.Agric, LL.M, Ph.D, etc.These degrees are gotten mainly to increase and balance the odds in gaining a good job. Having a First Class or Second Class Upper is no longer a guarantee to secure a mouth watery job anymore. So PG degrees become handy in other to gain more experience, spend the time of joblessness and further one's educational status.

However, most graduates are in doubt about where to go to for their Postgraduate programs! Some are not aware of the costs for taking such a study and some are skeptical about the time they'll spend in the program. This list has thus been compiled to sample of the renowned and possibly, best Postgraduate programmes in the country in other to guide applicants. It should be noted that there is no school that isn't good or standard but there are some schools with a more profitable and fluid program and the factors that dictate this include; duration of program, number of academic staff, school fees, frequency of oral defence, quality of certificates and graduates, etc. Nobody wants to go to a school where s/he will spend 5 Years for a 1-2 Years program. On the average Masters program, the student undertakes course work for two semesters and the last semester(s) is devoted solely to Dissertation/Thesis work. The research proposal is first presented and defended and then the student writes the research under the guidance of a senior academic in the department who in turn approves the Dissertation/Thesis upon completion. Thereafter, the HOD shall notify the relevant Postgraduate committees and boards after which, both internal and external defences shall be done by the student. For PhD, the process is same but the duration is basically 6 or more semesters of which Seminar presentations shall be done and graded by a supervisor and a board of examiners. Any break in this protocol leads to unnecessary delays.

The schools I have compiled below were judged based on various variables of which include; Duration, Quality, Tuition, Location, Alumni, Research Pedigree, Journals/Publications, Acceptability of Results, Speed, Age, among others. Even though this may be a subjective research, I have been as objective as I possibly can and I would welcome any observations, corrections and contributions. Learning is a continual process. I hereby present the list as follows:

1. University of Ibadan:
The University of Ibadan is more or else Nigeria's most widely accepted and attended university for Postgraduate Studies. Students from virtually all of West Africa have eyed this school for so long largely because of the name it has garnered for itself. This institution is known for its quality and fast Postgraduate programs in Arts, Sciences, Law, Social Sciences, Agriculture, Pharmacy, Medical Sciences, Business Management, among others. The programs in this school are designed to be dexterous, fast-paced and research-based. Cost of living is quite cheap for students and staff quantity and quality are excellent. Most people believe that UI rests largely on old glory while others believe that if it is not UI, they'll never undertake a PG program. However, UI has its merits and demerits just like any other school but its merits are more and better. Anyone who can ride along with the classic Yoruba city of Ibadan will have no problem schooling in UI. Journals from this school have high impact factors and are recognised authorities.
The tuition and cost of living for both Master and PhD can be placed between NGN100,000-NGN200,000 on the average. Students are also awarded fellowships and teaching/research assistantships in other to ease their financial burden. The duration of the program is a minimum of 3 semesters (18 Months), sometimes it takes less or more depending on the student, the department and the supervisor. The certificate has a high acceptability even in international circles and graduates are doing well as academics, technocrats and politicians.



2. University of Lagos:
The University of Lagos is one of the nation's premier universities. It is a first generation school that has churned out tons of graduates and counting. The school is located in the buzzing city of Lagos, the commercial heart of Nigeria! It is reputed to have some of the best faculty members and programs in the country. The University is notable to have a diverse range of lecturers that cross ethnic barriers hence in this school, one frequently encounters lecturers who are of Igbo, Igala, Nupe, Edo, Urhobo, Hausa, etc ethnic group as opposed to University of Ibadan that has majorly Yorubas as faculty members. UNILAG has a strong alumni body like UI and it has carved a niche for itself in its PG programs. Programs include M.A., MPA, MBA, M.Sc, M.Agric, M.Fishery, M.Tech, M.Ed, Ph.D, etc and the school is renowned for Law, Arts, Sciences, Engineering and Social Sciences.
Tuition and cost of living is high! Infact, UNILAG is considered by many as the most expensive public university in the country. PG students spend an estimated average of NGN400,000-NGN500,000 per year on tuition, accommodation and miscellanies. The duration, however, comes as a succour to the overtly high standard of living. Students spend an average of 12-15 Months if they are serious with their studies. The certificate is widely acceptable in all spheres. Course work is relatively easy! Most students are mandated to learn another language (mostly French).



3. University of Ilorin:
This University seems to find its way into virtually every listing and ranking of Nigerian Universities. The school is known mainly for one thing, SPEED!!! In UNILORIN, 1 Year is 1 Years, sometimes, even less. The school is located in the Yoru-Fula City of Ilorin in Central Nigeria. The school has adequate infrastructure in place and excellent administration. It has cultivated a good maintenance culture and the staff are up and doing. Students look up to UNILORIN for various reasons and these include, above all, the fact that its academic calendar is fast, stringent, unbreakable and unbeatable. However, staff strength cannot be compared to UI or UNILAG. UNILORIN has on the average, 4 Professors in every discipline whereas UI has 6 on the average. Most academic staff in Ilorin are domestically trained by the school itself because of its good retainment policy.
Tuition and cost of living in UNILORIN on the average can be estimated as NGN100,000-NGN150,000 which places the school slightly below Ibadan. The duration is 3 Semester which are run in a Year and at extreme cases, additional 3-5 months. However speed in UNILORIN depends largely in the student and his supervisor. Once dissertation/thesis is approved, the worst is over and candidates will have their degree within the soonest possible time. It should be noted that some departments mandatorily require 18-20 Months in UNILORIN hence adequate fact finding must be carried out by prospective students.



4. University of Benin:
UNIBEN is another great school for Postgraduate studies in SOME departments. The emphasis on the "SOME" here is that some departments are known to have minor glitches that unnecessarily delay programs. These glitches mostly stem from the HOD of such department. However, the PG programs in UNIBEN are superb, fast-paced and solid. The academic staff strength is averaged at 4 Professors per department which is comparable to UNILORIN. Coursework is done fast and teaching/marking quality is moderate. Physical infrastructures are present but many are worn out and the maintenance culture is lacking in UNIBEN. The alumni strength is commendable and the academic staff are mainly Ibadan trained with a few percentage from Lagos and others are internally trained in the school. The impact factors of Journals is low but comparatively higher than most Federal Universities. This school is renowned for Law, Social Sciences, Arts, Medical and Pure Sciences.
Tuition and cost of living is comparatively low. The average cost will amount to NGN110,000-NGN180,000. The duration of the bulk of programmes is averaged at 15-17 Months. However it may take MUCH LONGER than that in SOME DEPARTMENTS.



5. Ahmadu Bello University :
This is another premier university in Nigeria for quality postgraduate programs. This school is located deep in the heart of Kaduna and it has produced about 70% of all Nigerian Northern Academics, Technocrats and Politicians. This school boasts of good infrastructure with excellent maintenance culture. The staff strength is strong with an averaged professorial strength of 6 per department. Research is consistent with excellent teaching and fast-paced programs. Competition is relatively lower in this institution.
Tuition and cost of living is averaged at NGN100,000-NGN140,000. The duration is 18 months on the average and the certificate enjoys high acceptability. Most supervisors are quite easy going and the academic calendar is a little bit consistent. Journal impact factors are high in the Arts and Social Sciences.








Beyond the top five, there are other schools with COMMENDABLE and QUALITY Postgraduate Programs. I'll briefly highlight some of them.
- University of Uyo: This school is largely UNDERRATED in terms of quality Postgraduate programs. The school has one of the best research orientation in the country. Students are tasked academically and nothing comes easy. This affects the quality of graduates because only sound graduates are churned out. The duration, however, is not quite fluid. The programs require a minimum of 4 Semesters (2 years average) while the cost of living and tuition can be pegged at NGN150,000. However, the staff strength is slightly commendable. Professorial strength can be pegged at 5 per department on the average. In terms of infrastructure, this school has very few to boast of. Maintenance culture is very high and the lecturers are mainly Ibadan and Calabar trained with a few percentage internally trained.


- University of Calabar: Just like its progeny above, this school is underrated. The postgraduate program is also standard, of high quality and medium timed pace. The academic strength is strong and it is an overarching university in the subregion. It has staffed many newer schools such as UNIUYO, UNIBEN, UNIZIK, etc. Infrastructure is moderate and cost of living is high (averaged at NGN200,000). Duration is 3-5 Semesters (averaged at 2 Years).


- Nnamdi Azikiwe University: This school is renowned for its SPEED. Just like UNILORIN, the school rarely partakes in strikes and other disruptive engagements. The staff strength is commendable(pegged at 4 Professors per department on the average) and the infrastructure is dynamic and photogenic. The duration is 18 Months flat. Everything works with speed and order in UNIZIK.

- Others include; University of Maiduguri (Known for Postgraduate Programs in Veterinary Medicine), University of Nigeria (Known for Education, Engineering and Sciences) and at the state level, Delta State University (Known for quality programmes in the Social Sciences).


Feel free to add yours with reasoned arguments as I have done.









[Aiye lata o, OP, Dude, una no see good pic giff unilorin? Thank God haff bin there; of all the new good looking building them get? Choi. ]

kenonze:
Following with keen interest. This is one of the reasons naija league no get head.
When all over the world this week is free because of international engagements our league is on.
This is not far from why Super eagles lacks quality and competitive spirit. We cant get the talent locally because of dying league packages.
Super eagles played yesterday, over 120million Nig couldn't view the match because useless South African company (dstv)hijacked it. Meanwhile NTA sports were busy show Lile vs lyon old match.

We are never serious in this country.

WTF? Who does that? If I can do something to it, I wullav done that.

WTF?

LesbianBoy:
This is rubbish! Children like this end up being ''spoilt brats''. As for me when i am old i will not give my children any of my companies because i know what i suffered to get to where i am today. They will have to suffer like children of the poor to know that life is not a bed of roses!

Bruh, you don't need that shii cos you can't compare your time and life as a children to your children. #DontBeAnOldFashionMan.It's 2015,SoWakeUp.

ellahzy:


omo this gal get 'crushers' ooooo.




Eva, Niyola, young grey C, Seyi Shay, Mocheedah dem dey Airforce 1 pick one

Iya rainbow self even dey [quote author=ellahzy post=37666502]

chudidonas:
Lmao... Hurry up on ur musical career fam.. You can still get your chance to hug and kiss her before she turns 35

chudidonas:
Lmao... Hurry up on ur musical career fam.. You can still get your chance to hug and kiss her before she turns 35

Abi nah, he might get a lap dance too

kendrick9:
This reminds me of this song----Eminem-stan.....

I hope this dude don't commit suicide and homicide at the same time. Like stan did. Stan killed himself and the pregnant chick of his. Bruv, sha don't kill ur bro.

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Kingsley1000:
they are akin to sex starved guys dwelling in abstract world, is only perverts that experience that.... the panacea is always get busy, stop remniscing about sex and quit discussing sex related issues

Kingsley1000:
they are akin to sex starved guys dwelling in abstract world, is only perverts that experience that.... the panacea is always get busy, stop remniscing about sex and quit discussing sex related issues

Kingsley1000:
they are akin to sex starved guys dwelling in abstract world, is only perverts that experience that.... the panacea is always get busy, stop remniscing about sex and quit discussing sex related issues

Well, I use to think every guy either holy or perv; has to have a dream or more than once when reaching some age. For the first release of some sperm while sleeping. Some1 shuu tell me what I'on know pls

xertyy:
I had crush on her na!

I can see why u did all thah shii, anyways. Congrats