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queenfav:
I remembered this thread today and i shed tears of joy... God, you deserve all the glory.
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If you are reading this, don't give up.. Things may be hard today, but God dey. My life is a big testimony.

Kingtim:
Good day.
i graduated recently with a cgpa of 3.28 slt(physic/electronics) from a polytechnic. I planned going for my Pgd and later Msc after i complete the mandatory nysc sheme next year. But am really confused because i saw a thread for prospective Phd students and from the comments i read, Phd admission requires Bsc and Msc qualification. Someone even stated that even if you go for your Pgd and Msc you still wont stand a chance because they will still see you as an hnd Graduate. Please If as an hnd graduate you secured admission to run for your Phd, please come and talk to us. Others please come and advice us, we need to know where we stand.

Tosinayoko:
You must be sick in the brain... The children and dad get hallucinated the same time?
My brother Jare, as far as air blows everywhere they are everywhere. The problem is half-solved. Please pray and fast for spiritual victory over the evil... Victoria Ascerta!

What Are Hallucinations?
If you're like most folks, you probably think hallucinations have to do with seeing things that aren't really there. But there's a lot more to it than that. It could mean you touch or even smell something that doesn't exist.
There are many different causes. It could be a mental illness called schizophrenia or a nervous system problem like
Parkinson's disease.
If you or a loved one has a hallucination, you need to see a doctor. You can get treatments that help control them, but a lot depends on what's behind the trouble.
How You Might Hallucinate
Hear voices. Your doctor may call this an "auditory hallucination." You may sense that the sounds are coming from inside or outside your mind. You might hear the voices talking to each other or feel like they're telling you to do something.
See things. This is also known as a "visual hallucination." For example, you might see insects crawling on your hand or on the face of someone you know.
Sometimes they look like flashes of light. A rare type of seizure called "occipital" may cause you to see brightly colored spots or shapes.
Smell things. The technical name for this is "olfactory hallucination." You may think the odor is coming from something around you, or that it's coming from your own body.
Taste things. These are called "gustatory hallucinations. " You may feel that something you eat or drink has an odd taste.
Feel things. Doctors call this a "tactile hallucination." It might seem to you that you're being tickled even when no one else is around, or you may have a sense that insects are crawling on or under your skin . You might feel a blast of hot air on your face that isn't real.
What Causes Hallucinations?
Schizophrenia . More than 70% of people with this illness get visual hallucinations, and 60%-90% hear voices. But some may also smell and taste things that aren't there.
Parkinson's disease . Up to half of people who have this condition sometimes see things that aren't there.
Alzheimer's disease and other forms of
dementia . They cause changes in the brain that can bring on hallucinations. It may be more likely to happen when your disease is more advanced.
Migraines . About a third of people with this kind of headache also have an "aura," a type of visual hallucination. It can look like a multicolored crescent of light.
Brain tumor . Depending on where it is, it can cause different types of hallucinations. If it's in an area that has to do with vision , you may see things that aren't real. You might also see spots or shapes of light.
Tumors in some parts of the brain can cause hallucinations of smell and taste.
Charles Bonnet syndrome . This condition causes people with vision problems like macular degeneration,
glaucoma , or cataracts to see things. At first, you may not realize it's a hallucination, but eventually, you figure out that what you're seeing isn't real.
Epilepsy . The seizures that go along with this disorder can make you more likely to have hallucinations. The type you get depends on which part of your
brain the seizure affects.
What’s the Treatment?
First, your doctor needs to find out what's causing your hallucinations. He'll take your medical history and do a
physical exam. He'll ask about your symptoms.
You may need tests to help identify the problem. For instance, an EEG, or
electroencephalogram, checks for unusual patterns of electrical activity in your brain . It could show if your hallucinations are due to seizures.
You might get an MRI , or magnetic resonance imaging, which uses powerful magnets and radio waves to make pictures of structures inside your body. It can find out if a brain tumor or something else, like an area that's had a small stroke , could be causing your hallucinations.
Your doctor will treat the condition that's causing the hallucinations. The treatment can include things like:
Medication for schizophrenia or dementias such as Alzheimer's disease
Antiseizure drugs to treat epilepsy
Treatment for macular degeneration,
glaucoma , and cataracts
Surgery or radiation to treat tumors
Drugs called triptans, beta-blockers, or anticonvulsants for people with
migraines
Your doctor may prescribe pimavanserin (Nuplazid ). This medicine has been effective in treating hallucinations and
delusions linked to psychosis that affects some people with Parkinson’s disease.
Sessions with a therapist can also help. For example, cognitive behavioral therapy, which focuses on changes in thinking and behavior, helps some people manage their symptoms better.

Engineer96:
My brethren,
this is my plan but I have been jobless for more than two years after losing my job in 2016. I have already decided that as soon as I can raise any amount close to 350k, my first assignment is for me to pack out of this place.

baconline:
Excavators are currently demolishing the building as at 6 am this morning . details later

ednut1:
I am going, all these mofos cant stop me. My guy below got a job in less dan a month. Accounts payable officer. Make una csrry una negativity go

Don't come to Canada with super high expectations or you will be disappointed quickly. If you have a great job with good benefits where you are, pls. stay there. A lot of high skilled immigrants I've met as an employment counsellor who helps to find jobs in Canada are demoralized as they can not find equal level jobs they left back home. Know this, your skills are not considered comparable. Period. You will start from the BOTTOM! Discrimination exist covertly. Your accent, communication skills,your ability to convey knowledge/ experience in the Canadian context might differ from what You are accustomed to. You will have to be on top of your game. It might be about who you Know. Networking is sometimes key. Know your job description well. Interviews are not about knowing your skills. It's also about that and more. Chance are you don't don't have appropriate answers. What they need, want to hear. Chances are you did not know what they want because you did not read, research and learn about the company and industry and job duties, you did not research the Canadian context of the job. It's cumbersome if not prepared. Another idea per my experience, remove countries you've gained experience or worked in from resume to gain attention clear and void of what's deemed foreign experience, not canadian experience. I came here in 2007. I speak well. Even with a good amount of good American accent in Canada, unless nervous then it shows. I know my shit! In fact my name could never tell that I am black, African. I get the interviews but once they are my black face, all else changed. So beware folks! Unless your life is threatened in your country. If you have respect in your profession and a good job where you are, stay put. North America, Canada is no joke for those educated people, secure in your knowledge, you will have to start from the begining even with Phds. Medical doctors. Master's from abroad… think carefully before you come! Consult an employment counsellor and even they can not predict your future. I have been there. Just saying!

Icecream4U:
Sometimes, these lecturers fail them so they can fvck them later.

yusman14:
..pls sir i seems not 2 understand sumtin..if sum1 graduate as an engineer frm d uni @ age 24..and he/she want to apply 4 a work of 4 yrs experience..and d age limit 4 d job is 26yrs...if d person want to goan gain sum experienc in a firm..den d person.wil b 28yrs...is d person qualify 2 apply 4 d job again due to d age limit??pls i need answers

tojahh:
lol.. Anytime I remember this all I do is laugh. On my project defence I scored 31/40 from the panel and the other 60% was to be decided my my project supervisor. This man asked me to get a bunch of plantain and 10ltrs Palm Oil, I noticed this was the trend then in my school. I told my friends I won't buy even a pencil for the man because I have fulfilled my part going by the school regulations and paid my fees/dues so I see no reason giving gifts conditionally.

Like joke this man gave me 12/60 making it 43/100 and my CGPA dropped dramatically, funny thing is, everyone was blaming me for not doing the needful. I was just surprised and laughing. Told them it is well. So the whole thing is really a menace because most of these lecturers are worst than the students themselves academically but alas they have their godfather.

eyinjuege:
About time all these issues are addressed.
Those who ask for sexual favors or fail students.
Students who dont deserve to pass but give sexual favors instead.
Students who sort to get good marks and lecturers who demand sorting should be jailed, anyone who fails or passes a student for refusing to give or for giving sexual favors should be jailed.
We need sanity in the education system.

jobyina:
But seriously a number or two should have been provided for us to make enquiry. I'm presently not in Lagos till mid of February. How do I follow this up.

Pls do you have a contact in PG School to call?

Thanks

jobyina:
No sir, I submitted online, then a notification shows that we be contacted via inbox. I applied for M.Sc Accounting

jobyina:
Pls add me to the group 08024273381

I submitted the form online in August and I haven't gotten any call,sms or email since then. Is there a number to call for feedback?

jobyina:
Pls add me to the group 08024273381

I submitted the form online in August and I haven't gotten any call,sms or email since then. Is there a number to call for feedback?

auremany:
Hello, please who can help with information regards Lagos state university's master's programme... The timeline and available courses in the science field... Medical line.

Cakay:
. I quite don't agree. I have a Bsc Physics and Electronics and now a masters in Electrical and Electronics Eng. You can if that is what you want.

Apply to schools outside Nigeria and you can even get tuition reduction or even waiver.

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ii. M.Sc. Electronic and Computer Engineering [Full-Time and Part-Time]
Candidates seeking admission into M.Sc. Electronic and Computer Engineering must possess the following qualifications:
a. A first Degree with a minimum of Second Class Lower Division in Electrical, Electronics and Computer Engineering.
b. A first Degree with a minimum of Second Class Lower Division in Computer Science or Mathematics or Physics/Electronics PLUS Postgraduate Diploma in Electronic and Computer Engineering of Lagos State University with a minimum of Upper Credit.
c. HND with a minimum of Lower Credit in Electrical/Electronic Engineering or Computer Engineering/Science PLUS Postgraduate Diploma in Electronic and Computer Engineering of Lagos State University with a minimum of Upper Credit.
Duration: M.Sc [Full-Time] minimum of Three [3] semesters
M.Sc [Part-Time] minimum of Four [4] semesters.

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DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS
ENGINEERING
Programmes Offered
:
(a) Master of Engineering (M.Eng.)in Computer Engineering
(b) Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Computer Engineering
(c) M.Eng in Electrical/Electronics Engineering
(d) Ph.D in Electrical/Electronics Engineering
Admission Requirements:
(a)
Master of Engineering (M.Eng) in Computer Engineering
(i) B.Eng. in computer engineering, electrical & electronics engineering with a mini
mum of second
class honours (Upper division) from the University of Benin or other recognized institutions of
higher learning.
(ii) PGD in Computer Engineering at credit level pass (i.e. 3.5 on 5.0 scale) or 60% on weighted
percentage average from the University of Benin or other recognized institutions of higher
learning.
(b) Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) in Computer Engineering
:
An applicant for the Ph.D degree must possess an M.Eng with research thesis in M.Eng. in
Computer Engineering, Electrical & Electronic Engineering from the University of Beni
n or other
recognized institutions of higher learning.

Admission Requirements:
M.Eng
:
The following shall be eligible to seek admission into the programme:
1. Holders of B.Eng degrees in Electrical and Electronics Engineering with First or Second
Class Honours of the University of Benin
2. Holders of degrees equivalent to (1) from other recognized Universities
3. Holders of the Postgraduate Diploma in Electrical and Electronic Engineering of the
University of Benin
4. Persons having any other qualifications which together with relevant experience deeme
d to be
equivalent by the Faculty of Engineering Board of Studies and approved by Senate of the
University of Benin.

Davedgr8:
Good morning nairalanders. I tried searching on google as regards the above question but didn't get any reasonable result.

Please, can i run my masters program in engineering with a bachelors degree in Physics electronics?

jobyina:
Does anyone know if they have contacted any o those who applied?

drhammed:
@conceptz21, please Sir/Ma, can you give me list of some free journals. i sent you a pm please.

EZEIGBO1OFIMO:
your essay has too much unnecessary "grammar". the simple truth is that there simply aren't enough jobs in Canada (even Canadian citizens are looking to cross over to obodo america) . Ask yourself, how come Nigerians who have moved to america don't encounter all these fairy tales you have written; SIMPLE!, there are just about enough jobs to go round and get to the "Butt scratching" African migrant.

EternalTruths:
The problem is not mental inferiority but mental laziness.

Black people don't treasure Research & Development.

Black students are not ready to spend money to learn more but are ready to spend on unnecessary things.

I have seen professors who shy away from Research & Development simply because they don't want to stress their mind and spend their money/time.

Most importantly, our Universities are not Research & Development based but just classroom based because we place more emphasis on lecturers than Researchers.

We don't even have a cadre for Researchers as we do for Lecturers, Technologists and Technical staff.

Our universities are not attached to any private company for financial support in the area of R & D and Infrastructural development.

We have not even made it mandatory for each department/faculty to have a yearly R & D project work that involves all the Students in all levels.


@ Rossikk talk is cheap but action cost lots of sweat.

timesup234:
The Nigerians they claim are broke can even afford to buy a 1000 naira per litre. Over 100 people are victims of shootings every week in Chicago

Saintp:
Bros or Sis, there is a crippling fuel scarcity in Naija now, I hope you are aware. As the most "patriotic " naija man, this is where we need you most. Use this energy you have that you are using to fight America to fight Abuja instead, so that they do the right thing for us. The fuel scarcity is killing Nigeria not America so live America alone. Face your own problems and forget about America.

telvinfantasy:
Please can you shed more light on this FD of a thing? Please God bless you.