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Tiny23:wow. |
ztanleechima:hello, you sent me a mail.. i cant really open my mail o.. what's it about? |
Rilwan20:Chemical engineering right? I'm enjoying the course o, i will seat for the exam on Tuesday. |
braimeddy:Nop, FUTmx |
Imprida:a girl in Mechanical engineering u dey try oo |
Allwility:My long lost brother you are.... lol |
mamatayour:What is this course about? |
Chiscomax:lol, you must be in mechanical engineering... |
Tiny23:Ayam not understanding, please expatiate. How can you plot graph in English? |
Bryan12:From what department ![]() |
abatisegun:I later understood the basics of engineering drawing and appreciated it more. My dear, if you grasp the basis you will realise that engineering drawing is one of the cheapest courses in Engineering. |
Nutase:Commumitt medicine? |
87kwin:haha, i can perfectly relate. However there are always nerds that seem like they were born with the special ability to solve all those things.. |
skillful01:omo, hope you didn't eventually cry sha |
opeaceo:lol, 100 level? |
EKEMIL:how many credit units? Electrical engineering i guess. |
As a 300 level student of chemical engineering, i have offered a good number of analytical and mathematically inclined courses, from thermodynamics to engineering mathematics, engineering drawing, etc. i thought i had seen it all until this semester, i did Transport Phenomena I. Mehn, sincerely in the second aspect of the course i couldn't understand anything. The course lecturer, wasn't helping either. However, i was able to compel myself and learn it personally from tutorials and all that. On the eve of the exam i couldn't sleep because we had to read till day break, haha. It was an exciting yet exhausting experience. what was the hardest course you did in school as an undergraduate? |
poshestmina:oh..I wanted to guess "Amina” but then i saw the quotations on your signature. |
poshestmina:oh, The moniker misled me. happy easter |
poshestmina:You stay in Minna? |
Marcelinho:if i were you, I'd name my blog samarcel..com. shorter and classier. |
One thing i find very very hard to do in my life is to stand and address or speak to people in a gathering.The few times I have tried it, i see my body trembling in the process and i even forget the points i wanted to highlight. . But back at home or when i'm around close friends, i can be very garrulous, in short I'm a talkative and all that changes when i stand before a group of people to talk. So tell us, what do you find really challenging or very hard to do, or can you relate to my case? I was unable to find the most appropriate section to post this, admins help out. |
Eimc:Thanks |
Its no longer news that there is an outbreak of an epidemic disease named Meningitis in the country at the moment. This disease is dangerously deadly, as such i have taken my time to bring your knowledge the major details you need regarding this. What is Meningitis? Meningitis is an inflammation of the meninges. The meninges are the three membranes that cover the brain and spinal cord. Meningitis can occur when fluid surrounding the meninges becomes infected. What Causes Meningitis? The most common causes of meningitis are viral and bacterial infections. Other causes may include: cancer chemical irritation fungi drug allergies Viral and bacterial meningitis are contagious. They can be transmitted by coughing, sneezing, or close contact. So be very watchful. Symptoms The symptoms of viral and bacterial meningitis can be similar in the beginning. However, bacterial meningitis symptoms are usually more severe. The symptoms also vary depending on your age. Viral meningitis in infants may cause: decreased appetite irritability sleepiness lethargy a fever In adults, viral meningitis may cause: headaches a fever stiff neck seizures sensitivity to bright light sleepiness lethargy nausea decreased appetite Culled from www.ogabenji..com
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Eimc:please check this blog and tell me if i am ripe for adsense.... www.ogabenji.blogpsot.com |
Lalasticlala, fresh food is here |
Lifestone:literally.... I wonder what would have happened if GEJ said same about Ebola ![]() |
Governor Abdulaziz Yari of Zamfara state has said that he stands by his words on the outbreak of meningitis in he country. Yari had said that is was responsible for the recent outbreak. The governor was accused of not adequately planning for the outbreak even after series of warnings from the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) in Zamfara. Zamfara is the worst hit in the outbreak as over 200 of the more than 336 deaths recorded are from the state. While speaking at the Kaduna State Investment Summit on Wednesday, Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, said that the statement was “Islamically incorrect”. “I stand by my words that if people do not change, God will not change for them. Therefore, I will answer the Emir perfectly and give him the Quran content of the Hadith where I belong to and where I have my fact. For instance, I made mention that in the past we have Type A, which vaccines have been brought and they have vaccinated over four million doses in 2011. We are now having Type B and Type C which they don’t even know. At the Centre for Disease Control in Chicago where we get our vaccines from, they only have five million,” he said. Culled from: www.ogabenji..com
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..as an undergraduate, stories of unemployment like this scare me; but I'm hopeful that there will be a something out there for me, something great, upon graduation.. Congrats man.
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u dey try oo
. But back at home or when i'm around close friends, i can be very garrulous, in short I'm a talkative and all that changes when i stand before a group of people to talk. 