₦airaland Forum

The following are for sale:
1. An ELISA microplate reader with attached laptop for result display and analysis. 700k
2. An epi-fluorescence microscope with attached camera for immunohistochemistry, immunofluorescence (Has blue and green filters), and routine histology. 900k
3. A cryostat microtome for paraffin and frozen sections. 700k

All bought about three years ago for a project but very rarely used. The microtome has NEVER been used.

Call/Text?Whatsapp: 08035392623

In the past we used to conceptualize "career" as that job you engage in after obtaining a certificate or qualification from an educational institution. For example, you study Medicine, then the natural sequel is to look for job in a hospital where you attend to patients. That would be your career. For today's generation, the understanding of career would have to change. Your career must now be defined as whatever engagement with which you get involved, either through skills, passion or investment, and which pays your bills. It does not have to be what you went to study in a University, Polytechnic or other places.

The reason you have been without a "career" for so long is because you have been waiting for it. Now you need to go for it.

Ibadan, as compared to Lagos, is generally perceived as dull, non-commerce oriented, slow, and economically disadvantaged. While these perceptions are true to some degree, they are largely exaggerated in others. Whatever one's opinions might be, Ibadan is now proving opinion-holders and book makers wrong by making giant strides economically.

Attention is shifting to emerging investment markets following economic downturn in the west. Surprisingly, a new report has it that Lagos and Ibadan will make up 10 leading African cities to watch for investment inflow. This report is contained in a research conducted by Frontier Strategy Group, an international research firm which forecasts that Africa will have 73 cities of 1 – 5 million by 2025.

Who would have thought that Shoprite would survive in Ibadan?
Who would have thought that KFC would survive in Ibadan?
Dominos pizza?
The film cinema?
Vivas cinema?
Coldstone ice cream?

The purpose of this topic is to bring you up to speed with the many career and business opportunities that abound in Ibadan.
With so many problems waiting for solutions, the opportunities in Ibadan are huge.
If you already have skills, for example fashion designing, photography, auto repairs, marketing, web development, software development etc you would also benefit from this thread. And if you are a bold career seeker, Ibadan might be a good place to start.

In the past we used to conceptualize "career" as that job you engage in after obtaining a certificate or qualification from an educational institution. For example, you study Medicine, then the natural sequel is to look for job in a hospital where you attend to patients. That would be your career. For today's generation, the understanding of career would have to change. Your career must now be defined as whatever engagement with which you get involved, either through skills, passion or investment, and which pays your bills. It does not have to be what you went to study in a University, Polytechnic or other places.

The reason you have been without a "career" for so long is because you have been waiting for it. Now you need to go for it.

Ibadan, as compared to Lagos, is generally perceived as dull, non-commerce oriented, slow, and economically disadvantaged. While these perceptions are true to some degree, they are largely exaggerated in others. Whatever one's opinions might be, Ibadan is now proving opinion-holders and book makers wrong by making giant strides economically.

Attention is shifting to emerging investment markets following economic downturn in the west. Surprisingly, a new report has it that Lagos and Ibadan will make up 10 leading African cities to watch for investment inflow. This report is contained in a research conducted by Frontier Strategy Group, an international research firm which forecasts that Africa will have 73 cities of 1 – 5 million by 2025.

Who would have thought that Shoprite would survive in Ibadan?
Who would have thought that KFC would survive in Ibadan?
Dominos pizza?
The film cinema?
Vivas cinema?
Coldstone ice cream?

The purpose of this topic is to bring you up to speed with the many career and business opportunities that abound in Ibadan.
With so many problems waiting for solutions, the opportunities in Ibadan are huge.
If you already have skills, for example fashion designing, photography, auto repairs, marketing, web development, software development etc you would also benefit from this thread. And if you are a bold career seeker, Ibadan might be a good place to start