element4:
Hello,
My candid advice for you is to stick to marketing in your PhD pursuit because you might have issue when you finally get a lecturing job.
First issue: Departmental politics and sadist: some lecturers will tackle you when you want to contest for any office....
Second issue: your foundation is economics bro management science go show you pepper oo because you didn't have BSc in management science courses..
But you if you can just complete your PhD in marketing surely you will be fine and get you desire lecturing job. Having BSc in Economics, MSc in Marketing and PhD in Management bro makes you look like Jack of all trade ooo Abroad it make work but Nigeria omo our reasoning faculty is faulty since 4BC.
Just go for marketing in your PhD pursuit and believe all well work out for your favour.

Thanks

No I have Msc in management but pgd in marketing

bigpicture001:


Go nd look for money my brother!

George28:

No lies bro but some are being scared so as not to get mocked
Despite this being a question based thread I still find it inspiring in one way or the other

Not being a first class graduate or second class upper doesn't mean one abilities is limited

ursullalinda:
Yes some lecturers made third class in school.....I know like two of them

lindywane:
U can get admitted on scholarship in schools abroad...there re tonnes of them willing to offer u admission on a platter of gold.


Check out my signature guys

George28:
I like you being an honest fellow not those with I graduated with a first class

Eaganguolly:
You can get a lecturing work if you have up to 1 or 2 publications in recognised journals. Continue with your management since it was what you did in your masters. The third class is not longer a hindrance since you are furthering your studies. What is needed of you is to show your scholarly skills by publishing in international journals. Good luck

naijadrivablog:
Port Harcourt Enugu Expressway is a Trunk ‘A’ Road linking the South-South to South-East geopolitical zones in Nigeria. It is a federal road but it is currently in a deplorable state.

From Port Harcourt, as soon as you negotiate Oyibo from Eleme Flyover, towards Aba to Enugu, the road is in a bad state. The road causes a lot of traffic jam, broken down vehicles, accidents, and sufferings to road users plying that road.
From Port Harcourt to Aba is about 30minutes from Rumuola junction (Port Harcourt)but it now takes as long as two or more hours. Where the section of that road is good is after Aba towards Ohuhu-Umuahia-Okigwe sections. Other sections on that Enugu-Aba-PH road are bad too.

Naijadriva can confirm that transporters conveying passengers from Enugu to Port Harcourt, instead of traveling straight to Port Harcourt, negotiate to Owerri and continue their journeys to Port Harcourt. This is farther and increase their travel time, security risk, and money – yes, time is money. The security risk they might face is kidnappers or robbers that operate from 8pm or so, between Imo State Polytechnic, Umuagwo and Omerelu (Rivers State).

We have learnt that some sections of the Enugu-Aba-Port Harcourt road is being fixed by the government but work seems to be very slow.

Source: https://naijadriva./2019/11/23/deplorable-state-of-port-harcourt-enugu-expressway-photos/

oblaak:
Lol. This people don’t understand that there’s no power on earth that will make APC take over Bayelsa state. If other PDP states give APC a chance, Bayelsa is the last state I know that will ever consider APC.

Those of you whom have been recruited to take part in the elections, I’m sorry for you in advance. I served in Bayelsa and I know what their election look like. Lagos still dey learn where Bayelsa Dey for violence.

Depressed101:
He was homeless I thought his parents are rich

godofuck231:
She's going to die , she will not survive the straff fire from that guy

frowland:


You have to first prove that it was money that was in the van. It's not Tinubu that will prove that but the petitioners will present their proof that it was actually money in the van. That's a tough one.

WilyWily:
Please, everyone should disregard this fake news from fake people,

KEVIND:
Alhaji Samaila Muhammed Mera, the Emir of Argungu, has warned that Nigeria risks another devastating civil war if the calls for the country’s break up are not halted.

The first class monarch and foremost traditional ruler said the nation is better off as one entity.

The monarch pointed out that if Nigeria was separated today, each of these ethnic groups would start rising against each other, waging supremacy war and this would lead to another civil war.

He said, “I am not a constitutional lawyer or politician. Whatever restructuring would take place in this country, my sincere advice is that we are better off to remain one Nigeria than divided into pieces,” he was quoted by Sun.

“I keep on telling my friends in the South-East, South-South regions of Nigeria that it will be a sad day for me whenever any one of them would have to collect visa before they could visit me. There is strength in number, unity.

“We are over 150 million now in term of our population and there was a forecast that before end of this century, Nigeria’s population would exceed 300 million making us the most populous nation behind China and Indian.

“If you look around the world today, the most successful nations are those with highest population. Like I said, our problem is that we are not patient with our leaders.

“Just imagine, if Igbo break away, how many land space do they have? The same thing with Yoruba, the same thing with us in the Northern region.

“Every part of this country has something to offer to other regions. We are better the way we are now. Whatever our grievances are, let us embrace dialogue and address our differences.

“Whenever I hear our people are agitating for Biafra here, another region calling for break up, I feel sad.

“We must not forget what happened to Albania, Yugoslavia, and others when they separated into seven nations.

“Their country was the most vibrant nation in Europe in term of economy. But today, they are small nations with inadequate resources to cater for their citizens.

“This should be a big lesson to us. If we break up, all of us would suffer for it, because we have many ethnic groups and tribes across the country.

“If we were separated today, each of these ethnic groups would start rising against each other, waging supremacy war.

“May God forbid, that would be the beginning of civil war. Instead, we should continue to pray for our leaders, unite for the country’s survival and development.

“We need to fully tap our potential. We were made to understand that Zamfara state is the richest state in Nigeria in term of gold deposits.

“Have we fully utilized this potential? Also Kebbi state is blessed with gold and other mineral resources.

“In fact, each state across Nigeria has two or more natural resources that could change the economy of this country for better. We were also told that there are large deposits of gas in the Northeast.

“Let us bring all these potentials out, utilise them and I am optimistic that all these threats of breaking away, restructuring and others would be history in our country.”

https://dailypost.ng/2019/10/05/emir-reveals-may-lead-another-civil-war-nigeria/