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 Career / Re: Job Opportunities For Physics Graduates by Anthony4578(m): 7:56pm On Sep 26, 2013 |
sixteen08:This is really encouraging,God bless u. |
| Education / Re: University Students,what Have You Achieved Since ASUU Went On Strike? by Anthony4578(m): 6:16pm On Sep 24, 2013 |
Mods,this has to be on FP pls |
| Education / Re: University Students,what Have You Achieved Since ASUU Went On Strike? by Anthony4578(m): 6:11pm On Sep 24, 2013 |
timwezzb: |
| Education / Re: University Students,what Have You Achieved Since ASUU Went On Strike? by Anthony4578(m): 6:10pm On Sep 24, 2013 |
timwezzb:Wow! that is just fantastic! i wish i had such opportunity.am a physics student with much love for engineering |
| Education / Re: KSU Hook Up Zone For Students And Aspiring Students by Anthony4578(m): 5:13pm On Sep 24, 2013 |
missyparis: Ok will dohmm thanks |
| Education / Re: University Students,what Have You Achieved Since ASUU Went On Strike? by Anthony4578(m): 5:09pm On Sep 24, 2013 |
timwezzb: Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm I just thank GODReally? so what have u been doing? thanking God i guess.lol |
| Education / Re: University Students,what Have You Achieved Since ASUU Went On Strike? by Anthony4578(m): 12:27pm On Sep 24, 2013 |
kennybelle: Well, i didn‘t know it would last this long; would have added more cash to my bank acct. But i‘m glad i‘ve been able to compile my notes n can say i‘m about 65% prepared 4 my exams, since d lecturers were not through with lectures before they embarked on their journey of no return!cool. i have been able to write two beautiful movie scripts that would shake nollywood. 1 Like |
| Education / University Students,what Have You Achieved Since ASUU Went On Strike? by Anthony4578(m): 11:24am On Sep 24, 2013 |
While some are undergoing training in programming and other computer courses,others have enrolled for one technical trade or the other. What are you doing? |
| Education / Re: KSU Hook Up Zone For Students And Aspiring Students by Anthony4578(m): 4:34am On Sep 21, 2013 |
missyparis: Ohh,nice 2 meet u 2. Am in dept of lawNa una wey dey form be this abi? lol...U can follow me on watsap with my number up there or 2go on Anthony4578,barr missyparis. 1 Like |
| Education / Re: KSU Hook Up Zone For Students And Aspiring Students by Anthony4578(m): 4:45pm On Sep 20, 2013 |
missyparis: Elo toni, also a student.gd u creatd somfin lyk dis. Crusly, d strike e yaf tire meAt last som1 is commenting! Nice to meet u Miss,have been seein ur posts esp d latest abt 'anyigba thief'.wat department are u? |
| Nairaland / General / Re: Nairalanders,how Did You Feel The First Time Your Post Was On The Front Page by Anthony4578(m): 3:20pm On Sep 02, 2013 |
I felt like mhennnnnn! share yours now |
| Nairaland / General / Nairalanders,how Did You Feel The First Time Your Post Was On The Front Page by Anthony4578(m): 3:18pm On Sep 02, 2013 |
I know some of u will feel like celebs, as though someone was going to pay you. |
| Religion / Re: Why I Don't Believe In Heaven And Hell... by Anthony4578(m): 12:41pm On Sep 01, 2013 |
Heaven nd hell is real! dnt refuse to believe it because it doesnt favour u. As for the near death xperience, i support u jare,u've gat ur proves.......how can my micheal jackson be in hell? lai lai |
| Career / Re: Nigerian Physics Graduates,where Are You Working? by Anthony4578(m): 10:27am On Aug 30, 2013 |
leenu11: Fear not guys. You're set to study one of the best courses you could ever hope for.Thats really encouraging....thanks a lot! |
| Career / Re: Nigerian Physics Graduates,where Are You Working? by Anthony4578(m): 7:00am On Aug 30, 2013 |
Lets hope our physicists out there would come to our aid |
| Career / Nigerian Physics Graduates,where Are You Working? by Anthony4578(m): 5:59pm On Aug 29, 2013 |
I am currently a physics student in a Nigerian university. since my admission, people have been telling me the only place i can work is in schools which i don't like. Now, physics graduates on nairaland, where do u work? |
| Literature / The Nigeria Of My Dream: Playlet Written By A Nairalander by Anthony4578(m): 4:08pm On Aug 28, 2013 |
THE NIGERIA OF MY DREAM by Anthony Edogbo SCENE 1 INT. UNIVERSITY HOSTEL ROOM- DAY FADE IN: Ade, Ifeanyi and Usman burst through the doors into a clean, well-lit students' common room. Ade: Guys good morning Ifeanyi: O'boy how far na? Usman: we dey o Ade: We never late for this programme so? Ifeanyi: late? (Checking the time on his watch) Isn't it starting by 9am? Ade: yes na, this is 9:30am Usman: Then we are late already! Ade and Ifeanyi laugh in unison Ifeanyi: O'boy u don forget say na Naija we dey? If no be 10am, that programme no go start o. Ade: African time abi? Ifeanyi: Yes o, na +1hr to every programme o Usman: look look guys,am going to that programme now! This is how u will do and spoil Nigeria for us. Usman walks out of the common room. Ifeanyi and Ade looks at him with a cunning smile. Ifeanyi: leave that guy jare, na so im go dey form serious guy everytime Ade: Hahaha, na jjc dey worry am. Make we relax for here jor. Ifeanyi: If no be 10am, i no dey stand up o. Ifeanyi and Ade sit in the common room until its 10am before they start moving. SCENE 2 EXT. ON THE ROAD -DAY Ifeanyi and Ade walking sluggishly to the venue of the programme. The programme is a transformation agenda event with the theme "THE NIGERIA OF MY DREAM". Ifeanyi: Guy u know say this hausa boy dey mad ba (refering to usman) Ade: I swear that boy get wahala Ifeanyi: The boy too dey do like say na im papa get this country Ade: Come, u dey there when im be the argue say he fit marry any girl from any tribe so far say na Naija? Ifeanyi: I dey na Ade: im be the claim say that one go promote peace and unity Ifeanyi: peace ke? As i dey so, i no fit marry hausa girl o Ade: God forbid! The boy dey tell us say im father na hausa and im mama na igbo Ifeanyi: what! Who be that ibo girl wey gree marry hausa man? Just watch out, the father relatives go soon carry wahala come meet im mama people Ade: No mind am, im dey claim say their parents people dey very close, say them dey visit each other wela, dey sleep for each other house sef. Na so im be the carry people along that day o, say all of us for this naija na brothers and sisters,make we the live in peace and love. Say wetin we go gain from killing ourselves? Im kon talk say if na so all of us dey live, naija for don better wel wel. Im kon dey give example say countries like canada wey de very peaceful don develop wel wel. Ifeanyi: Hmm,make una see muslim pastor o Ade: I tell u. The boy preach plenty things o. Im say make we tell our neigbours say make them change for good, make them stop bribery and corruption, stealing and pipe line vandalization Ifeanyi: ehn? Pipe line vanda wetin? Ade: lization. As in make we stop to the break oil pipe line say naija de loose billions yearly because of that thing Ifeanyi: na wa o Ade: Hmmh na... Ifeanyi: e be like say wetin dey boy talk make sense Ade: me sef reason am o. This naija na our hand e dey o, we fit make things better o, and e go food for all of us sef Ifeanyi: If u see am sef, wetin all these bad bad things dey give us sef? Hmmm, na onto changing things now o Ade: From today henceforth, my life don change Ifeanyi: No be only u SCENE 3 EXT-INT. VENUE OF THE PROGRAMME-DAY They both approach the venue and look through the window. Ade: O'boy this place don full o! Ifeanyi: people don de change true true o, make we manage enter sha. They both enter through the door and walks to the very end. Unfortunately, the whole seats are filled and they resolved to standing. Usman who is already seated shakes his head and smiles at them in a cunning way. The M.C of the programme rises to speak. M.c: Thank you all for coming so early, to those of us who came late and are standing, after today, you will learn to attend programmes early. There is great laughter in the hall and it suddenly stops as the speaker of the day walks to the stage to give his transformation speech. Speaker: Good morning ladies and gentlemen Hall responds gladly in unison as they notice the speaker is the minister of youth affairs ( permit me to use that for the sake of this write up) Speaker: It is a great priviledge to anchor this programme. I can see that we are mostly youths here and i believe that by the end of this programme, we all shall know our various roles in nation building. My speech today is titled " the Nigeria of my dream". I have a dream that one day, Nigeria shall become a peaceful and developed country. A country that crime would never be noticed, a country that poverty would have no breathing space, a country were hausa, igbo and yoruba will live as brothers and sisters, a country we can a boast of, a country were everyone of us can defend, a country were u will finish your education and be offered a job instantly, a country free from bribery and corruption. We can all make these happen. I will be speaking on peace, security and unemployment. I urge u all to contribute your own quota to the success of this seminar. PEACE AND SECURITY Ladies and gentlemen, crisis and violence are the foremost factors that hinders development. No investor would waste his or her time by investing in a rioted country. The government has spent billions of money trying to cubb the problem of insecurity. Money that should have been used for socio economic development. Nigeria is not fighting any country and no country is fighting us likewise, we are fighting ourselves. The discripancy between various tribes and religion cannot help. Everybody has his or her rights in the country, u can choose which ever religion u want to belong. Lets come together and say no inter tribal wars. UNEMPLOYMENT The Nigeria of my dream is a country were unemployment is reduced to the barest minimum. This can only be achieved through industrialization and enterpreneural programmes and workshops. In as much as the government is seriously playing her part in terms of establishment of industries and revenue generating schemes, they can't provide jobs for all Nigerians. The whole hall exclaims. Speaker: yes, the government cannot provide jobs for we all. This is why we are organising workshops aimed at teaching youths certain trades like sewing, soap making, carpentary, hair dressing, pure water production and so on. The youths should learn something meaningful and establish it. With this,unemployment and crimes would be drastically reduced. This is an interactive session and i think its high time you all start speaking... Usman raises his hand and the speaker asks him to speak Usman: The Nigeria of my dream is a country endowned with social amenities such as good roads, water, electricity, schools and good hospitals. Sir, what is the government doing about these? Speaker: Thats a very good contribution from you. Nigeria is one of the fastest developing country of the world and am sure in a few years time, we shall have no problem with that. The government is trying a lot especially in the power sector and we should all support her by being good and peace loving citizens citizens. Ifeanyi, finding the programme interesting, also raises his hand and he is permitted to speak Ifeanyi: A bribery and corruption free country is the Nigeria of my dream, what can we do to achieve this? Speaker: Bribery and corruption is another major problem nigeria has. The government is fighting it from the top by the establishment of parastatals such as EFCC, CPC and so on. It is our duty to report every case corruption ranging from embezlement of public funds to the necessary agencies. Corruption should be scratched from the grass root, lecturers who collect money from students for marks should be adequately dealt with. Citizens should also live an examplary life by abiding to the laws of the country. The programme finally comes to an end... The first five participants who came early are surprisingly awarded with laptops. SCENE 4 EXT. ROAD-DAY Ifeanyi, Ade and usman walking home.. Ifeanyi: Did u see what we missed ba? Ade: The laptop abi? Usman: shey i told u guys to come early. This is the reward of african time. Ifeanyi: as from today,no more african time Ade: u don get am be that Usman: Don't forget to preach the gospel to your friends and relatives o. Things must change! Yes o, the nigeria of our dream! (They all say in unison and laugh). The end |
| Literature / The Nigeria Of My Dream: Playlet Written By A Nairalander by Anthony4578(m): 5:30pm On Aug 25, 2013 |
THE NIGERIA OF MY DREAM by Anthony Edogbo SCENE 1 INT. UNIVERSITY HOSTEL ROOM- DAY FADE IN: Ade, Ifeanyi and Usman burst through the doors into a clean, well-lit students' common room. Ade: Guys good morning Ifeanyi: O'boy how far na? Usman: we dey o Ade: We never late for this programme so? Ifeanyi: late? (Checking the time on his watch) Isn't it starting by 9am? Ade: yes na, this is 9:30am Usman: Then we are late already! Ade and Ifeanyi laugh in unison Ifeanyi: O'boy u don forget say na Naija we dey? If no be 10am, that programme no go start o. Ade: African time abi? Ifeanyi: Yes o, na +1hr to every programme o Usman: look look guys,am going to that programme now! This is how u will do and spoil Nigeria for us. Usman walks out of the common room. Ifeanyi and Ade looks at him with a cunning smile. Ifeanyi: leave that guy jare, na so im go dey form serious guy everytime Ade: Hahaha, na jjc dey worry am. Make we relax for here jor. Ifeanyi: If no be 10am, i no dey stand up o. Ifeanyi and Ade sit in the common room until its 10am before they start moving. SCENE 2 EXT. ON THE ROAD -DAY Ifeanyi and Ade walking sluggishly to the venue of the programme. The programme is a transformation agenda event with the theme "THE NIGERIA OF MY DREAM". Ifeanyi: Guy u know say this hausa boy dey mad ba (refering to usman) Ade: I swear that boy get wahala Ifeanyi: The boy too dey do like say na im papa get this country Ade: Come, u dey there when im be the argue say he fit marry any girl from any tribe so far say na Naija? Ifeanyi: I dey na Ade: im be the claim say that one go promote peace and unity Ifeanyi: peace ke? As i dey so, i no fit marry hausa girl o Ade: God forbid! The boy dey tell us say im father na hausa and im mama na igbo Ifeanyi: what! Who be that ibo girl wey gree marry hausa man? Just watch out, the father relatives go soon carry wahala come meet im mama people Ade: No mind am, im dey claim say their parents people dey very close, say them dey visit each other wela, dey sleep for each other house sef. Na so im be the carry people along that day o, say all of us for this naija na brothers and sisters,make we the live in peace and love. Say wetin we go gain from killing ourselves? Im kon talk say if na so all of us dey live, naija for don better wel wel. Im kon dey give example say countries like canada wey de very peaceful don develop wel wel. Ifeanyi: Hmm,make una see muslim pastor o Ade: I tell u. The boy preach plenty things o. Im say make we tell our neigbours say make them change for good, make them stop bribery and corruption, stealing and pipe line vandalization Ifeanyi: ehn? Pipe line vanda wetin? Ade: lization. As in make we stop to the break oil pipe line say naija de loose billions yearly because of that thing Ifeanyi: na wa o Ade: Hmmh na... Ifeanyi: e be like say wetin dey boy talk make sense Ade: me sef reason am o. This naija na our hand e dey o, we fit make things better o, and e go food for all of us sef Ifeanyi: If u see am sef, wetin all these bad bad things dey give us sef? Hmmm, na onto changing things now o Ade: From today henceforth, my life don change Ifeanyi: No be only u SCENE 3 EXT-INT. VENUE OF THE PROGRAMME-DAY They both approach the venue and look through the window. Ade: O'boy this place don full o! Ifeanyi: people don de change true true o, make we manage enter sha. They both enter through the door and walks to the very end. Unfortunately, the whole seats are filled and they resolved to standing. Usman who is already seated shakes his head and smiles at them in a cunning way. The M.C of the programme rises to speak. M.c: Thank you all for coming so early, to those of us who came late and are standing, after today, you will learn to attend programmes early. There is great laughter in the hall and it suddenly stops as the speaker of the day walks to the stage to give his transformation speech. Speaker: Good morning ladies and gentlemen Hall responds gladly in unison as they notice the speaker is the minister of youth affairs ( permit me to use that for the sake of this write up) Speaker: It is a great priviledge to anchor this programme. I can see that we are mostly youths here and i believe that by the end of this programme, we all shall know our various roles in nation building. My speech today is titled " the Nigeria of my dream". I have a dream that one day, Nigeria shall become a peaceful and developed country. A country that crime would never be noticed, a country that poverty would have no breathing space, a country were hausa, igbo and yoruba will live as brothers and sisters, a country we can a boast of, a country were everyone of us can defend, a country were u will finish your education and be offered a job instantly, a country free from bribery and corruption. We can all make these happen. I will be speaking on peace, security and unemployment. I urge u all to contribute your own quota to the success of this seminar. PEACE AND SECURITY Ladies and gentlemen, crisis and violence are the foremost factors that hinders development. No investor would waste his or her time by investing in a rioted country. The government has spent billions of money trying to cubb the problem of insecurity. Money that should have been used for socio economic development. Nigeria is not fighting any country and no country is fighting us likewise, we are fighting ourselves. The discripancy between various tribes and religion cannot help. Everybody has his or her rights in the country, u can choose which ever religion u want to belong. Lets come together and say no inter tribal wars. UNEMPLOYMENT The Nigeria of my dream is a country were unemployment is reduced to the barest minimum. This can only be achieved through industrialization and enterpreneural programmes and workshops. In as much as the government is seriously playing her part in terms of establishment of industries and revenue generating schemes, they can't provide jobs for all Nigerians. The whole hall exclaims. Speaker: yes, the government cannot provide jobs for we all. This is why we are organising workshops aimed at teaching youths certain trades like sewing, soap making, carpentary, hair dressing, pure water production and so on. The youths should learn something meaningful and establish it. With this,unemployment and crimes would be drastically reduced. This is an interactive session and i think its high time you all start speaking... Usman raises his hand and the speaker asks him to speak Usman: The Nigeria of my dream is a country endowned with social amenities such as good roads, water, electricity, schools and good hospitals. Sir, what is the government doing about these? Speaker: Thats a very good contribution from you. Nigeria is one of the fastest developing country of the world and am sure in a few years time, we shall have no problem with that. The government is trying a lot especially in the power sector and we should all support her by being good and peace loving citizens citizens. Ifeanyi, finding the programme interesting, also raises his hand and he is permitted to speak Ifeanyi: A bribery and corruption free country is the Nigeria of my dream, what can we do to achieve this? Speaker: Bribery and corruption is another major problem nigeria has. The government is fighting it from the top by the establishment of parastatals such as EFCC, CPC and so on. It is our duty to report every case corruption ranging from embezlement of public funds to the necessary agencies. Corruption should be scratched from the grass root, lecturers who collect money from students for marks should be adequately dealt with. Citizens should also live an examplary life by abiding to the laws of the country. The programme finally comes to an end... The first five participants who came early are surprisingly awarded with laptops. SCENE 4 EXT. ROAD-DAY Ifeanyi, Ade and usman walking home.. Ifeanyi: Did u see what we missed ba? Ade: The laptop abi? Usman: shey i told u guys to come early. This is the reward of african time. Ifeanyi: as from today,no more african time Ade: u don get am be that Usman: Don't forget to preach the gospel to your friends and relatives o. Things must change! Yes o, the nigeria of our dream! (They all say in unison and laugh). 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| Education / KSU Hook Up Zone For Students And Aspiring Students by Anthony4578(m): 7:10pm On Aug 24, 2013 |
Helo my fellow ksq students! how are u guys enjoying the strike over there? Am Toni, a natural sciences student, physics department to be precise. I created this thread so we can get to know each other when the strike is called off. Aspiring students can also drop their contacts here. watsapp me on 08164494574 |
| Health / OAU Teaching Hospital Closed by Anthony4578(m): 4:11pm On Aug 24, 2013 |
The Obafemi Awolowo university teaching hospital has been closed due to tax default. The university teaching hospital was closed down today after failing to pay three billion naira tax fee accumulated over many years. SMH |
| Family / Say No To Child Marriage: By A Nigerian Child Parliamentarian by Anthony4578(m): 11:10am On Aug 24, 2013 |
In accordance to article 1 of the convention on the right of the child, Child marriage is marriage below the age of eighteen(18). As a pioneer member of the Nigeria's children parliament,I have been elucidated on the psychological,social, medical,educational and moral consequences of child marriage. With this, I will not hesitate in advicing parents to prohibit child marriage.This I would do with the following points; 1) THE MEDICAL IMPLICATIONS: This is the most critical implication of child marriage. According to world health organisation, child marriage forces a child into sexual activity at an age where the bride is not physically and sexually mature. Girls within the ages of 10-14 are five times more likely to die in pregnancy or child birth. Also,age disparity between a child bride and her husband who are often considerably far older increases a girls vulnerability to HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases. Aside that, there is increased risk of cervical cancer,malaria,obstetric fistulas,premature birth and infant motility! This is one of the goals of the child right act (Nigeria 2004), right to good health! 2) PSYCHOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS: Early marriage makes a child very socially isolated. The girl child suffers from psychological trauma of being put into a situation she is too young for. She gets isolated because she doesn't mix with people of her age(peers) and therefore deprives her of learning basic things she would have learnt as a child. This leads to inceased level of divorce, there is also increased risk of being widowed by her husband who is far older than she is. If Unable to bear this, it could result to severe psychological trauma and chronic disorder. 3) THE ECONOMIC IMLICATIONS: A lot of persons have complained about poverty in the country,underemployment and lots more. Child marriage is one factor that causes this, when there is child marriage,there is over population(when the population of a country is more than the resources to manage it). If every female child is married at 10, the population of the country would no doubt double in 10years time. 4) INCREASED RATE OF ILLITERACY: We all know that a child married at 10 must still be a primary school pupil. 90% of females who marry hoping to continue with their education do not achieve this. With the responsibilities at home and child bearing, most victims of early marriage become illiterates as there would be no chance to continue with their education. A popular adage says " women education ends in the kitchen". Lets be reminded of Ngozi okongo iweala and other women who have made positive impacts in their areas of endeavours. Women education doesn't end in the kitchen! These days,we have women doctors and professors everywhere,they wouldn't have achieved this if they were forced to marry at an early age. 5) RELIGION AND CULTURE: As it has been said that religion and culture is what makes some persons give out their premature children for marriage. I am boldly telling you today that there is no place in the Bible or Quoran where child marriage is propanded. It is as a result of teen pregnancy that certain religions are encouraging child marriage today. If you train your child in a way that is socially,morally and religiously right, that child can never ever become a victim of teen pregnancy and molestation! The reaction of Nigerians via social media towards the child marriage bill of the senate is devastating. This shows that many Nigerians are not in support of giving thier babies out for marriage. HERE IS WHAT I HAVE TO SAY ABOUT THE CHILD MARRIAGE BILL OF THE SENATE; Lets not deny the Nigerian child of her rights. A right to education,good medical treatment, a right to live and a right to make descisions. 99% of victims of child marriage remain very disappointed in their parents all their life. Ending child marriage requires a multifaceted approach focused on the girls,their family,the community and the government. Culturally appropriate programs that provide families and communities with education and reproductive health services can help stop child marriage,early pregnancies,illness and death in young mothers and their children. This is a short list of countries and their marriageable age for the feminine gender. EGYPT- 24 SOUTH AFRICA-27 USA-26.9 CHINA- 22 ISREAL-24 MALAYSIA-25 SAUDI ARABIA-14 NIGERIA- any age LETS DO SOMETHING ABOUT THIS! GOD BLESS NIGERIA! |
| Jobs/Vacancies / Are You Aware Of The Nigeria Centenary Award? by Anthony4578(m): 1:35pm On Jul 24, 2013 |
The Nigeria centenary is an award giving platform for youths in the country. The youths get a lot of mouth watering rewards for giving the best answers to certain striking questions and problems of the economy. Recently, the centenial ambassadorsheld a closed door meeting with the secretary to the federation in which Five of them were given automatic employment.check this out; Become an ambassadorin the Nigeria centenary, Meet great men like the secretary to the federation, gain automatic employment in Abuja as part of their reward for outstanding youths,be rewarded with a laptopor ipad,stand a chanceto see yourself on the tv etc.....you can get allthese by liking the Nigeria centenary pageon facebook,answer any of their questions and stand this great chance.... click on this link and like the page to get started https://m.facebook.com/nigeriacentenary100?refid =13 |
| Politics / Are You Aware Of The Nigeria Centenary Award? by Anthony4578(m): 2:10pm On Jul 23, 2013 |
The Nigeria centenary is an award giving platform for youths in the country. The youths get a lot of mouth watering rewards for giving the best answers to certain striking questions and problems of the economy. Recently, the centenial ambassadors held a closed door meeting with the secretary to the federation in which Five of them were given automatic employment.check this out; Become an ambassador in the Nigeria centenary, Meet great men like the secretary to the federation, gain automatic employment in Abuja as part of their reward for outstanding youths,be rewarded with a laptop or ipad,stand a chance to see yourself on the tv etc.....you can get all these by liking the Nigeria centenary page on facebook,answer any of their questions and stand this great chance.... click on this link and like the page to get started https://m.facebook.com/nigeriacentenary100?refid=13 |
| Technology Market / Re: G by Anthony4578(m): 6:42pm On Mar 01, 2013 |
Hi Ameh, am a 100level igala student of kogi state university,physics department.i love your concept and i will like to learn more about this. I will give u a call very soon,but first, can u tell me the requirements and capital to build the device? |
| Career / Re: Job Opportunities For Physics Graduates by Anthony4578(m): 3:49pm On Feb 10, 2013 |
Thanks man. Really appreciate |
| Career / Job Opportunities For Physics Graduates by Anthony4578(m): 11:04am On Feb 10, 2013 |
I am an 100level physics student of kogi state university...I applied for computer science but was given physics. Ever since i got the admission, friends have been telling me the only place i can work is in the school as a teacher or lecturer...Please i want you guys to tell me if this is true or not, i want to know the job opportunities available for physics graduates...i will really appreciate this. Thanks |
| Celebrities / Re: Happy Birthday Desmond Elliot by Anthony4578(m): 4:46pm On Feb 04, 2013 |
Hapi betday to me and desmond!!!Hapi betday to me and desmond!!!Hapi betday to me and desmond!!! |
| Education / Re: Computer Science Students And Graduates, Lets Meet Here. by Anthony4578(m): 8:43pm On Jun 02, 2012 |
Am a jambite.i applied comp sci..pls,i wana knw d benefits of d course.... |
| Computers / Re: Where Can A Computer Scientist Work? by Anthony4578(m): 8:18pm On Jun 02, 2012 |
Need ansas pls |
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