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I applied for Personal TIN for over a month ago, it's been approved, but I'm yet to be issued one. What can I do? |
Davidcorny:True though.. But I've got this issue with Google. Some of the street names you fine on open street view are not known to the residents. E.g where I live here in ibadan, the street name given to my street on Google open street view isn't what we call it. So I don't usually rely on it. But it sure provides a lot info in terms of location names. |
3exe3:Location is the name of the major landmark where the street is located. For example: Abaranje is a street in Ikotun, Ikotun is a location in Alimosho, Alimosho is a LGA in Lagos, Lagos is a State in Nigeria. |
belovedsamex:You can fork or clone the repository on your local machine, do all your additions to the database, then send me a pull request. Also, if your contribution has to do with addition of more features to the API, for example including some demographic data for each location such as population figures, landmass etc, you could go ahead and implement the new features, and I will be glad to review them and merge them into the main branch if the new feature scores high from my assessment. Thanks. |
atesunate16:Normally, this is the ideal thing to do. But i have tried to avoid this because the area I needed contribution for now is to populate the database with more names (Streets and locations). This is an information anybody could share without having programming background, and yes I want want everybody interested to send in data. So I didn't want to go into telling interested parties to do "pull request blah blah blah" so those who have no idea won't get discouraged. But to answer your question, yes... There is a way you could contribute by making a pull request and I will explain that below. |
KrazyDave16:I actually do, and i also developed the app with a VE. However, as this is my first time doing deployment unaided, i didnt quite figure out in time how to incorporate that with deployment as i was rushing to beat time. But i have learnt something from that. |
KrazyDave16:Very cool bro. May ask if you will be doing that for your Portfolio project with ALX or you just want to do it ? If the latter is the case, may i ask that you do that under a new branch in my repository, i would love the collabo. Thanks. |
KrazyDave16:That would be nice, I will be looking out for your mail. Thanks |
bedfordng:Thanks. I really appreciate this |
There is an opportunity for interested persons to contribute to the project. The area of opportunity lies in providing more names of places. So far, the project database has a complete names of STATES AND THEIR CAPITALS, ALL LGAs in Nigeria. But names of Locations (major landmarks) and Streets within each LGA have not been exhausted. In fact, if you query our data, you might realize that the name of your current location is not yet listed, or perhaps names of some streets that you know have not been listed. You could contribute to this project by sending me a mail with the names of the places you want me to add to our database. You will be listed on our landing page and also our Github repository as a contributor to this project. The format for sending your email is as follows: If you want to send me names of locations that you know, you will present your data in the format below: state: e.g Lagos LGA: e.g Ikeja Locations: location 1, location 2, location 3 .....location n. If you want to send me names of Streets that you know, you will present your data in the format below: state: e.g Lagos LGA: e.g Alimosho Locations: e.g Ikotun Streets: e.g. Street 1, Street 2, Street 3, .... Street n Send your message to zinando2000@gmail.com Include a link to your social handle we could reference when acknowledging your contribution. |
https://github.com/zinando/gps-naija/blob/main/static/assets/images/gps-naija.JPG GPS-naija is a RESTful API that serves names of places in Nigeria organized into States, Local Government Area, Locations (major landmarks) and Streets. It was an application I created as my portfolio project at the end of my foundations in Software Engineering Program at ALX. I worked alone on the project, and it took me roughly 8 days to start and finish the project, including testing and deployment. This API is created for developers who build location-dependent applications in Nigeria such as ecommerce applications, hospitality management apps or any application that require user address. I wanted to focus on creating a data source that organizes data with the way they're related to one another. In 2020, I worked with a team to create an ecommerce web application for a client. My role was to gather and prepare data that will be used to populate the database tables. Having to manually collate names of places sourced from different sources and organise them into States, LGAs, Locations and Streets was a daunting task that no programmer would want to do. This was what inspired me to create this app. Due to my interest in backend development, I used python, flask and sqlalchemy to implement the project. These enabled me to create a backend application with a database, and an interphase for communicating with the front end, a perfect prototype for any student to experiment with some features of backend development. Otherwise, I could implement same with Javascript and filestorage system without the need to integrate a backend. Gunicorn is another technology used during deployment to handle seamless running of the Flask application. /states/<state_name>route is a feature that enables a client to get data for any particular State by simply providing the name of the state in the url. One major challenge I encountered which I'd like to share happened during deployment. The server repeatedly ran into error while trying to execute a command to install my app dependencies from requirements.txt file. I checked the error log, It says that "it could not find a version of the Flask module that satisfies a requirement or no matching for distribution found" . I was confused at this point because during development, I simply installed flask and other modules by running the command "pip install <module name>" and the module gets installed without issue. Then I examined the log again, I noticed that it listed some versions of the Flask module that is available for the installer. I compared them to the version listed in my requirements.txt file and saw that the latter was higher. I also noticed that the server runs python 3.7 instead of 3.10+ which I had used during development. However, I didn't know how to install the right version of python on the server. I decided to take this approach: I created a bash file. Inside it, I wrote bash scripts to install all my dependencies with pip without specifying a version. I made the file executable and then uploaded it to my project root folder. Rather than typing "pip install -r requirements.txt" I typed "./<bash file name>" a command to execute the bash file. I restarted the deployment again and this time everything went smoothly and my app was live. Undertaking this project has made me build confidence in the ability to create a production-grade flask application. We built different apps during our foundations, but building this project where I have the sole decision on what should and what should not has helped me advance my technical mastery. Also, I went back to think through the challenge that I shared above after the deployment, and I thought that next time I would take an easier approach to deployment. That approach is removing the version of all the modules in the requirements.txt file, leaving only the module name. Doing this would let the installer install the packages with versions compatible with the existing python version. My name is Samuel Nnadozie. My strongest technical strength is the ability to debug an error in a source code. For more information about the API and how to use it, please visit any of the following links: Project Landing Page: https://gps-naija.onrender.com Github Repository: https://github.com/zinando/gps-naija |
why cant my new post gets submitted |
Still available... But prices have changed a bit. |
Edunews:Hmm Thanks very much. |
belovedsamex:Pls someone shud attend to this question. I need help! Thank you. |
We are now in Ibadan. Call for services. |
losgiddy:See what you want to offer someone who spent five years in higher institution with all the stress. You people should stop this thing. This is why they call us Lazy Nigerian youths. You take advantage of the unemployment situation in the country and use it against your fellow human beings. I think it's high time you stopped this evil. It is absolute callousness. Extreme human capital devaluation. Why not look for a smart secondary school lever for this job you want to offer a peanut for. Theriz God o. |
Good evening guys&Ladies. I put in for OAU Direct Entry for Electrical/Electronics Engineering. I need help with tips on their DE entrance exam. Is it possible to lay my hands on past questions. Or can someone share briefly the structure of the DE entrance exam questions? When is the school likely going to conduct their entrance exam for DE candidates? Thank you in advance. |
KITCHEN TIPS AND TRICKS 1. If you happen to over-salt a pot of soup, just drop in a peeled potato. The potato will absorb the excess salt. 2. When boiling eggs, add a pinch of salt to keep the shells from cracking. 3. Never put citrus fruits(Oranges,Lemons, limes, etc) or tomatoes in the fridge. The low temperatures degrade the aroma and flavor of these fruits.(That's why our tomatoes don't last in the fridge) 4. To clean iron cookl-ware, don’t use detergents. Just scrub them with salt and a clean, dry paper towel. 5. When storing empty airtight containers, throw in a pinch of salt to keep them from getting stinky. 6. If you are making gravy(stew) and accidentally burn it, just pour it into a clean pan and continue cooking it. Add sugar a little at a time, tasting as you go to avoid 'over-sugaring'it. The sugar will cancel out the burned taste. 7. Burned a pot of rice? Just place a piece of white bread on top of the rice for 5-10 minutes to draw out the burned flavour. Be careful not to scrape the burned pieces off of the bottom of the pan when serving the rice. 8. Before you chop fresh red peppers, rub a little vegetable oil into your hands and your skin won’t absorb the spiciness. 9. If you aren’t sure how fresh your eggs are, place them in about four inches of water. Eggs that stay on the bottom are fresh. If only one end tips up, the egg is less fresh and should be used soon. If it floats, it’s past the fresh stage. 10. To banish ants from the kitchen, find out where they are coming in and cover the hole with petroleum jelly(Vaseline). Ants won’t trek through the jelly. If they are coming under a door, draw a line on the floor with chalk. The little bugs also won’t cross a line of chalk. 11. Don’t store your bananas in a bunch or in a fruit bowl with other fruits. Separate your bananas and place each in a different location. Bananas release gases which cause fruits (including other bananas) to ripen quickly. Separating them will keep them fresh longer. 12. To keep potatoes from budding in the bag, put an apple in with them. 13. If you manage to have some leftover wine, cocktail drinks at the end of the evening, freeze it in ice cube trays for easy addition to sauces (white wine works wonders in sauces, i don't joke with them) in the future. 14. After boiling pasta or potatoes, cool the water and use it to water your house plants. The water contains nutrients that your plants will love. 15. When defrosting meat from the freezer, pour some vinegar over it. Not only does it tenderize the meat; it will also bring down the freezing temperature of the meat and cause it to thaw quicker. # Note every woman should have vinegar in her kitchen. 16. Do you cry while peeling off onions, then try this. After peeling off your onions, refrigerate the onions for at least 5minutes, then dice it. You will be glad you did. 17. For aluminium pans that are looking dull, just boil some apple peels in them. This will brighten up the aluminum and make your house smell yummy. 18. If your salt is becoming lumpy, put a few grains of rice in with it to absorb excess moisture. 19. Always keep an aloe vera plant in your kitchen. It’s invaluable when you scrape your arm or burn your finger. Just break off a leaf and rub the gel from the inside on the injury. 20. When making a soup, sauce, that ends up too fatty or greasy, drop in an ice cube. The ice will attract the fat, which you can then scoop out. This works wonders 21. To reuse cooking oil without tasting whatever was cooked in the oil previously, cook a 1/4″ piece of ginger in the oil. It will remove any remaining flavors and odors. 22. If your milk always goes bad before you can finish it, try adding a pinch of salt to the carton when you first open it. It will stay fresh days longer. 23. If two drinking glasses become stuck together after stacking, it’s not impossible to unstick them. Just put ice in the inner glass and dunk the outer glass in warm water. The warm glass will expand and the cold glass will contract, making the glasses separate easily. 24. For splinters under the fingernail, soaking the affected finger in a bowl of milk with a piece of bread in it, it will help . Kindly share.
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I wrote the last test too and I am yet to get a msg from them. I also applied for the last opening and yet no contact for now. Anybody with legit info should brief us please. |
Rangojack:The secrete is not needful anymore...let him share his testimony I rejoice with you brotherly |
Olaoke16:I have some information that might address this issue. I applied for d last Nestle Technical Program earlier this year...although I wasn't taken after d interview. But we were told that Nestle pays N20k per month for that training which was to last for 18months. When we enquired about the technicians working in the company, we learnt that they received N90k+ for starters. On the other hand, P&G recruits students every year for 1year internship. My friend was among the last year's interns. P&G paid them N50k per month. At the end of the internship, my friend was offered a job and now he earns above N100k as an ND holder. He works in the marketing department, not Engineering. I didn't want to burg him to tell me d exact amount they pay him because it would look awkward. He would have told me if he wanted. From online research...I learnt that P&G pays more (N75k) to Engineering interns I.e Production Technicians or Machine Operators. So I think this validates what Adekanmbi said. It will be good if you can verify from your friends what's obtainable in their company now. This is because the recession really made many of these companies to cut down on some things they feel are excesses. |
Ladyhippolyta88:Tanx |
Ladyhippolyta88:Apologies pls Ladyhippolyta88...it was a system error. I wanted to quote d guy above you. I have corrected my mistake. So sorry dear... |
Doyin2:Guy shatap Mechie onu gi What do u know about Jesus or the Bible promise that you stand to condemn the Bible and at same time assert what Jesus would have done. Just close that mouth of yours. If you want to make your point, leave Jesus and Bible out of this cos you do not know any of them. |
You people are here lamenting over what Trump wants to do...when God has already shown you what will be in the nearest future. I will say this so that any learning mind will understand and not forget it: It has already been decided by authorities far beyond this world that Jerusalem is coming back to Israel. The vote ended in 128 countries as against 6 countries who supports it because the Highest Authority in charge of the case does not need human support to bring it pass. He only used US to announce his decision so that the matter can get to the ear of every individual in the world. If it was any other country that did what US did, maybe the matter wouldn't have made Headline. In a nut shell, you people should prepare for the New World Order: Jerusalem For Israel It is not by man It is by the powers beyond Man can only go and Bleep himself...as he has always been doing. Leave Trump out of this. |
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adekanmbi1986:Actually I have heard that PnG pays more, but I just wanted to confirm. Thanks anyway @Busbar and Adekambi |
adekanmbi1986:I have a drawback on this Nestle recruitment exercise. I wrote the just concluded aptitude test. I have no problem passing the test, but my challenge is The Interview. Nestle require experienced technicians from FMCG companies which I do not have. In fact, I have never worked in a factory before. I really do not know what to answer them when begin to ask me question about working as a technician. Could they possibly employ those without prior knowledge of the work or do I have to pretend like I have worked in an FMCG company before? |
dasrackhor:That one was for the Agbara factory..this current one is for the Sagamu factory. Location is this difference. These companies do allow their branches to recruit by themselves. I like to ask this question: P&G and Nestle who pays higher for ND production technician? |
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I applied for the P&G plant technician vacancy and was invited for a test this coming Monday. My challenge is that they warned that if you are not a 2017 graduate that you are not eligible for the test...I graduated 2016. What should I do ? |