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damiliano:
early november

How?

Which centre?

damiliano:
pls, m an mba student.just finished my exams and completed my project and submitted, what will i do to ensure my name comes out for certification by january

When did you submit your project?

Guys are not smiling...whatever happens, I detest cheating and dishonesty.

To buy anything from the street of computer village,you need to be wise and smart

Pavore9:
Someone is looking into setting up a instant sugarcane juice bar in Lagos and wants a source of regular supply of sugarcane from the South west as against shipping it in from the North.

If I get you right,you want the source to be situated in the south western Nigeria because of the distance traversing from the North at the same time,it must be continuous.

I doubt the authenticity that she's a graduate..

A graduate that can't write a full sentence devoid of error (s)...

Pavore9:
Thanks. Do they have it all year round?

Maybe he's not residing there

I wish light a safe and successful journey... and that God should beckon on him fast recovery and may he never relapse into this or any life threatening diseases like this again and for everyone of us too


AMEEN!

I just love this man naturally for his being upright and efficiency

I support the Op

dammytosh:
Welcome development.

Looking at how thing will unfold in the coming months, then we do a constructive assessment of the admnistration not some 'We lose election and he pain us' kind of craps called write ups.

If I'm not mistaken, you're referring to wailing wailers

This is the best way to reduce heat during or immediately after the sunny day....innovation at its peak

Pavore9:
It reminds me of King Arthur and His Knights of the Round Table!

MERLIN!!!

ogawisdom:
This is d best advice for ppl in polys, finish nd and move to uni

I didn't finish poly before moving to varsity rather I combined both.....nd2 second semester exams clashed with 100l first semester exams but none fell on the same day....the one that actually fell on the same day later got shifted... NO CARRY IN BOTH EXCEPT A SLIGHT DROP IN GP

DanIndia:
Great. Keeping an eye out for the news.

Thanks.

DanIndia:
Nothing good comes easy, my brother. I used the same book myself and I must be honest with you, that is a book you must have for CCNA plus a lot of labbings. baba11, I await your own CCNA Cisco ID

OK thanks..next year God willing!

Had it been that i was not advise against obtaining hnd when i was already in ND 1 second semester, I would definitely have been in his shoes.

I give thanks to God oooooooooo

Hysmady:
Too bad ...Am not doing HND anymore, Will go for D.E...These people no longer respect polytechnic graduates

SMH

Fulaman198:
When it comes to women, find one with a good heart. I'm a perfectionist myself and I seek a woman that is similar to me in that aspect. But you have to understand that her heart is the most important thing. You have to remember, that as much as we don't want to see it, we have flaws ourselves. Even if you are a perfectionist and are 99% perfect, you are not 100% perfect (no one could ever be, but it does not mean you should stop trying).

Things to look for in a good woman:

1. Good heart and good character, one that isn't mean-spirited and tries to follow the crowd, the media and celebrities (to me that's a useless woman, you see what i just said, I called a woman who follows celebrities useless, that's imperfect on my end).

2. Good family, you want her family to be very supportive of you and to treat you as if they are from the same family as your blood family. This is very important, or there may be some problems in the future.

3. Virgin, this may not be important to you, but it is for me. I'm a virgin myself, so there is no hypocrisy in my statement. I never from my teen years to now have ever committed any form of sexual act because I've waited on the right woman.

4. Intelligence and integrity: You want a woman who is highly intelligent and one who can push you to be a better man than you are now. Behind every great man, there is a great woman. Treat her as your equal, don't treat her beneath you. Often in Nigerian cultures, men try to treat women as if they are in 2nd place. Women are no less Mu Maza. You want to also have great conversations with her. Romance is built upon this as well. If you can hold an intelligible conversation with a woman, she will be yours forever

5. At this point I'm just rambling, so don't mind me. But those are mainly the things I look for in a woman, physical beauty is important to an extent, but many African women in general have great physical beauty. It is not really about that, and thus is not the greatest trait a woman can possess.

I concur to these!!!!

Up naija

Omotayor123:
Trust me... Shower a lady with love and she will cherish you.

OK....I don hear

Omotayor123:
Love should come first.. Submission automatically follows!!

It's easier said than done....how many lady nowadays is ready to be submissive.... especially if they're prosperous than the husband

Ifyjemila:
thank God i'm ok.

Aliamdulilah

NoriegaQ:
I haven't decided which path I'd really like to follow. Maybe when I'm done with CCNP R & S I'll make up my mind. When you pass Comptia Linux you also get LPIC and SUSE as added certs for free. I think a good network engineer should not be limited to just "networking" but also server operation and config. A vast majority of companies in the world use Linux servers because the OS is quite secure, hence as a network engineer it's good to have a basic knowledge of servers. Intend to do MCSE too but that ll be later on.

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OK thanks.... how much is it now ?

Where is the pics or idonbliv

NoriegaQ:
Thanks man, I really appreciate. Don't really intend to go deep into Linux, just need basic knowledge which is why I'm looking at Comptia's version, besides you get about 3 certs at once when you pass that.

Expatiate more about the cert....

If I may ask, are you going into the security path?

Kelechi2020:
You have inspired me.........you read todd lammle three times? thats the spirit...
Congratulations Bro

Reading the book is not easy at the same time, it's time consuming.... the key is to understand it and do alot of labbing

What a timely piece... I've lost the number of websites I've stopped visiting due to unavailability of mobile view

Na small small that thing dey enter body...

Omotayor123:
Oluwa mi ooo... Op What's the name and address of the school. The school must be Reported!

What do you expect.... garbage in garbage out noni

NoriegaQ:
Hey guys. I passed my CCNA 200-120 exam with a score of 941 after 4 months of intensive self-study and labbing. I read Todd Lammle's book 3 times over and I labbed at least 3 hours on week days and 10 hours on weekends. I'm just happy my efforts came through. The guy at the centre where I wrote told me I should go back and study more if I wasn't sure I was ready enough, as Cisco had changed most of the exam questions. I didn't practice with dumps so I was quite certain. At some point during the exam I actually felt so sure that I was going to fail because the simulations were quite tricky. In the end I came through, I was the 3rd person to pass this week at the centre were I wrote out of 14 exam takers.
Special thanks to the OP @DanIndia because this thread was one of the things that inspired me to success. Talking and learning from you guys really helped. With hardwork and humility, you'd definitely succeed. I feel now I'm certified I can contribute more to this thread as someone who now has a Cisco ID, lol. I've started CCNP studying since last month, even though I wasn't CCNA certified yet, I intend to write that in February or March next year. I was also gonna do MCSE this year but so many people I know in the industry have advised me to take the Linux path first. I'm considering Comptia Linux. Anyways guys, once again I appreciate this thread much more than I can describe. If you love networking like I do, you'd understand if I call this thread my home on Nairaland. Good luck everybody! Cheers!

Congrats....

modelmike7:
I am 100% sure that Nigeria is in safe hands. God bless the Presidency.

....same here