Education › Re: The Nigerian Mentality;'' Who Pass Nai Know Book'' by Chiscomax(op): 11:10pm On Nov 03, 2014 |
menix: Reminds of doz dayz wey I dey brag say I sabi book pass my fwends cous if I carry 45th, dem go carry 46th, 47th...
Yea, na person wey pass know book pass jawe.. so u think... |
Education › The Nigerian Mentality;'' Who Pass Nai Know Book'' by Chiscomax(op): 10:43pm On Nov 03, 2014 |
We Nigerians are of the habit of saying this but considering the state of the country where after reading hard, writing an examination with confidence still get poor results at the end for some reasons e.g in the university for not settling a so called Lecturer. JAMB releases results every year with the caption/headline ''Mass failure'', Haba! I know we Nigerians are not that dull na. I know many Nigerian students whom JAMB has tagged dull but still went outside the country to make Good Grades abi does the whites also developed an 'anti-failure' system so that students will not fail?
If JAMB says students no longer read when there are lots of brilliant students roaming the street then i must say this;'' JAMB should release their marking scheme after every examination so that we will know if it is the students that are not reading or they themselves that set the examinations/mark the scripts that do not know what they are doing''. I have to raise this matter up because in this country, everyone knows what is right but no one wants to do it. If this corruption has entered the educational sector then i say; ''Nigeria is gone''
Let us know your take on the saying;'Who pass Nai know book'' #they say the end Justifies the means. |
Education › Re: Ridiculous Things You Did To Make Your Final Year Product A Success! by Chiscomax(m): 1:40pm On Nov 03, 2014 |
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Education › Re: Easiest Universities To Get A 1st Class by Chiscomax(m): 1:28pm On Nov 03, 2014 |
EKPA |
Celebrities › Re: Funniest Trolls On Nairaland (2005-2014) by Chiscomax(m): 11:04am On Nov 02, 2014 |
Where is lefulefu |
Christianity Etc › Re: How To Conquer Barrenness/ Poverty Spiritually & Physically by Chiscomax(m): 7:39pm On Nov 01, 2014 |
blessedbeads: @chiscomax dere r so many people dat attend ,dnt worry u will get somone ,hop u hav called him and explain d issue 2 him ...I will be dere on Thursday so I can also help u I willbe vey glad if you can help me. Yesi have explained it to him and he said I should find someone who can helpme take the prayerpoints... Please let me have yournumber so that we can discuss. Thankyou a lot and God bless |
Christianity Etc › Re: How To Conquer Barrenness/ Poverty Spiritually & Physically by Chiscomax(m): 11:39am On Nov 01, 2014 |
Yeahhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!! Finally talked to servant vic. I stay in delta state and he asked me to find someone who lives in lagos who can come and take prayer points for me. I was not hearing him clearly over the phone but if you attend this church or live in lagos that can help me take the prayer point , please kindly offer me help. The lord will bless u richly. |
Christianity Etc › Re: How To Conquer Barrenness/ Poverty Spiritually & Physically by Chiscomax(m): 11:03am On Nov 01, 2014 |
enm: Cct is a deliverance and healing ministry where the power of God is moving mightily. Cct stand for Christ chosen tarbanacle and it located in sango ota Ogun state Nigeria.
It is not for a sale ministry where you will be demanded for money to see or buy something before you can see the servant of God.
Also it is not a deliverance and healing ministry where they just pray for you and let you go, here you pray yourself to victory and taught on the hardcore truth of and how to maintained your victory and blessing.
You are welcome it is quite unfortunate because i live in delta state. I dont know directions to ogun neither do i know anyone there. What can i do now? |
Christianity Etc › Re: How To Conquer Barrenness/ Poverty Spiritually & Physically by Chiscomax(m): 1:38pm On Oct 31, 2014 |
Godssent: Congratulations sotum2, Father we thank you for removing shame and poverty barreness in our lives, please do more for us we need your intervention to live a happy and fufilled life.
@All, please learn to disgrace your problems by posting it here, so that the problems will be shamed and not put you to shame. Afterall no one knows you except some of you that have seen and made friends with each others by either showing your pic or when you went to deliverance ground. IT IS IMPORTANT WE POST OUR PROBLEMS HERE INSTEAD OF POSTING IT VIA email. (REVELATION).
@All, that is ttc, do not focus on the bad behaviour of people around you focus on God and keep telling Him what you want and He will do it remember to live for Him and walk in His ways.
The book of Haggai 2:8 The silver is mine and the gold is mine,' declares the LORD Almighty. everyforces of having children and not having money pack your load out of my family in Jesus name.
Every forces of having finance and not having children, die by fire in Jesus name. for God is not an incomplet God, God has them all in abundance and am a child of God, for this reason I must have them all in the Mighty name of God.
every forces fuelling my problem of not getting a husband/wife die and refuse to ressurect
Every arrow of not having money and children, sumalsault and die in Jesus name.
let every sturborn problem in my life receive devine sturbborn solution now in the Mighty name of God.
God is God of all flesh stop worshipping religion, worship the God of all flesh in sincererity and be thou Holy, for God of all flesh is Holy"
RASALIKIMOLA MIGHTY IS HE MORE AND MORE BLESSING WILL COME UPON OUR LIFE IF WE SERVE HIM IN RIGHTOUSNESS.BARRENESS IS A CURSE AND MUST DEPART FROM US ALL IN EVERY LAND THAT WE DUEL AS CHILDREN OF GOD.
To my MUSLIM brethren: read this and digest it, COS GOD IS ABLE TO TURN A BERREN LAND TO A FERTILE LAND IN A TINKLE OF AN EYE.
And you see the earth barren, but when We send down water (rain) on it, it is stirred (to life), it swells and puts forth every lovely kind (of growth).” (Quran – Al-Hajj:5)
“And We have enjoined on man (to be dutiful and good) to his parents. His mother bore him in weakness and hardship upon weakness and hardship, and his weaning is in two years give thanks to Me (God) and to your parents, unto Me is the final destination.” (Quran – Luqman:14)
Do not worry about my constant fasting we will all rejoice together soon. your celebration is NEXTTTTTTT. YOUR TESTIMONIES increases my blessings. please where did u say i can find the locatio of this deliverance ministry and the name of the ministry thanks |
Christianity Etc › Re: How To Conquer Barrenness/ Poverty Spiritually & Physically by Chiscomax(m): 1:29pm On Oct 31, 2014 |
enm: @blessedbeads, barywhyte, kcprince and to all those whose brother and cousin are going for deliverance i will like us to go there with faith in God that you will go and come back happy and new person in Christ, giving no room to doubt.
Note that the devil is not going to rest knowing fully well that at CCT God is the one in control not any man or one yeye gods that have eyes but can not see or mouth but can not talk. The devil is going to come up with some trick to prevent you from going or even make you to begin to doubt but note that He that you are going to seek His face is far far greater and powerful than the devil and has also make you greater than the devil if not for sin who born devil to come dey torment us.
And don't forget that God is a faithful God who never fail or changes His word. He has commanded us to come unto Him and He will give us rest and God honour His words above His name.
So this coming Saturday go with faith and with full confidence in God words. Go there and seek God face but not any man or woman because God is the only one who can attend to your need no matter how big, serious or impossible to solve it may look to you.
After deliverance, don't waver hold on tight to God, even if the storm gather or it seem nothing is happening because after iron has gone through the furnace one must allow it to cool first to form a solid shape. Learn from peter who after walking some steps on water began to sink because he was afraid of the gathering of the storm and allowed doubt to sink in.
So no matter what don't let your faith to be replace with doubt because my God, JEHOVAH ELOHIM is ABLE please what is this cct? and the location of it? |
Christianity Etc › Re: How To Conquer Barrenness/ Poverty Spiritually & Physically by Chiscomax(m): 1:22pm On Oct 31, 2014 |
janutra: eweeeee so nobody cld continue from where I stp since yesterday? or am I d only one dat saw d surprising events dat took place on de deliverance ground? all of u dat were dia just grab ur pop corn de enjoy my post ni? @menes,ssamplet & oders wia art thous? ok *praise d Lord, halleluya,continuation *3* the woman that laid curse on d man dat impregnated her one visited a witch doctor due to a problem she was having d man now prepared some concoction and gave her t eat, so since she ate d concoction something has bn moving like a baby inside her stomach, d demon said dat what d witch doctor gave her to eat was a rat spiritual rat bt d woman saw it as concoction when she was eating it, bt it became a live rat inside her tommy. D rat made her t suffer much pain when she wnted to give birth to d baby dat is almost 2 yrs, d demon said d rat was holden d baby nt t go out during delivery bt d baby suceeded cuz d mother dint stop praying in d labour room bt d rat bcam sad & manipulated d placenter & so d lady bled please, where was this deliverance excercise carried on? |
Celebrities › Re: Photos: 9ice Begins Campaign With Bottles Of Palm Oil, Water And Palm Wine by Chiscomax(m): 1:25pm On Oct 30, 2014 |
campaigne for youth chairmanship? as in garage youth chairman |
Celebrities › Re: M.I Abaga – The Chairman (official Tracklisting + Album Art) by Chiscomax(m): 1:21pm On Oct 30, 2014 |
make i comment before e hit front page them people comments go come full here sotay dem no go come dey see my own....
i LIKES MI. THANKS
yours sincerely, me. |
Christianity Etc › Is A Closed Mouth Really A Closed Destiny? by Chiscomax(op): 9:52am On Oct 25, 2014 |
Is a closed mouth really a closed destiny? I have to ask because I have heard it severally. So this means the quiet ones are in no way close to accessing their destinies... Ow true is it? |
Career › Re: Acatech 2014 Batch B Certificate Scholarship Programme In Portharcourt(engineers by Chiscomax(m): 11:38am On Oct 24, 2014 |
mr acatech, please i wuldlike to know the cost for the certificate program for the piping course under mechanical engineering. thanks. my email is nnadiekwechiderah@gmail.com just in case you do not want to make it open |
Career › Re: The Nigerian Engineer And The Oil/Gas Career Mentality by Chiscomax(m): 11:07am On Oct 24, 2014 |
majekdom2: you didnt get his point ? he is not in anyway saying low amount of natural resources equals growth ... theere is the human resource that needs to be developed before any development can come. you want to judge now shey. what he is bluntly saying is that countries without crude/natural resources put more effort in their educational system. read his post again abeg according to what he posted, he said; "By, contrast, says Schleicher, “in countries with little in the way of natural resources — Finland, Singapore or Japan — education has strong outcomes and a high status, at least in part because the public at large has understood that the country must live by its knowledge and skills and that these depend on the quality of education. ... Every parent and child in these countries knows that skills will decide the life chances of the child and nothing else is going to rescue them, so they build a whole culture and education system around it.” |
Career › Re: The Nigerian Engineer And The Oil/Gas Career Mentality by Chiscomax(m): 10:58am On Oct 24, 2014 |
bezimo: While I commend you for bringing this issues on the average engineer mentality, you must not dissociate this mentality from the peculiarity of our environment. 1.The average Nigerian is driven by money in most of his endeavours and as such will most likely make a choice for something more lucrative than something less lucrative. This endemic factor is due to the fact that the oil and gas industry is the most highly paying industry in Nigeria.For instance If you as a mechanical engineer have an option to work in Exxon as a Project Engineer or in GE as a project Engineer, I need no prophet to tell me what option you will choose. 2.The Environment in Nigeria is not developed to support innovation.As a matter of fact it is more easier to be innovative in the west than here because of the environment.we have had many instances where some folks have come up with innovations for power and energy generation, but the innovation just has not made headway.I did my M.Sc in an Engineering Schoool in Europe and the system is designed to support and develop innovations, then it was common experience to witness the student display of innovation to companies. 3 . The different Engineering field especially for Electrical, Mechanical as taught in some schools which should pilot our industrial and Manufacturing system is flawed compared to the west.some obsolete things are still being taught.This also should be corrected. 4.The Industry to accommodate the innovation for the Engineering field is still a far cry as to what it should.Nigerian Engineers are talented folks and can get the job done, but the dearth of opportunities in the Industry with respect to capacity and the peculiarities of our environment has contributed to this kind of mentality. which school did u get the msc from? |
Career › Re: The Nigerian Engineer And The Oil/Gas Career Mentality by Chiscomax(m): 10:55am On Oct 24, 2014 |
bushdoc9919: And in response.....
Economists have long known about “Dutch disease,” which happens when a country becomes so dependent on exporting natural resources that its currency soars in value and, as a result, its domestic manufacturing gets crushed as cheap imports flood in and exports become too expensive. What the PISA team is revealing is a related disease: societies that get addicted to their natural resources seem to develop parents and young people who lose some of the instincts, habits and incentives for doing homework and honing skills.
By, contrast, says Schleicher, “in countries with little in the way of natural resources — Finland, Singapore or Japan — education has strong outcomes and a high status, at least in part because the public at large has understood that the country must live by its knowledge and skills and that these depend on the quality of education. ... Every parent and child in these countries knows that skills will decide the life chances of the child and nothing else is going to rescue them, so they build a whole culture and education system around it.”
Or as my Indian-American friend K. R. Sridhar, the founder of the Silicon Valley fuel-cell company Bloom Energy, likes to say, “When you don’t have resources, you become resourceful.”
That’s why the foreign countries with the most companies listed on the Nasdaq are Israel, China/Hong Kong, Taiwan, India, South Korea and Singapore — none of which can live off natural resources.
Una don hear?
Source
And in addition...
[b]Corden and Neary (1982) have demonstrated how Dutch disease occurs in an economy. According to them, in a country experiencing "boom" in the export of a commodity, the economy can be divided into three sectors: the "booming" export sector, the "lagging' traditional export sector and the non-export sector. The Dutch disease occurs when the traditional export (tradable goods) sector is crowded out by the booming export sector and the non-tradable goods sector. The lagging traditional tradable goods sector may include cocoa, palm produce, cotton, rubber, coal, copper, textiles and some manufactured goods while the booming export sector may be crude oil, coffee, gold, etc. The non-tradable (non-export) goods sector covers all those goods that are produced for domestic consumption only, e.g. staple food items, clothing, building materials, locally-assembled cars. Where crude oil (and gas) is the booming export sector, the non-oil export sector may be crowded out by the oil sector and the non-tradable goods sector of the economy. This can happen when the oil revenue windfall increases domestic demand for non-tradable goods and pushes up domestic prices leading to an appreciation of the real exchange rate which in turn reduces the competitiveness of the non-oil export sector. This will in turn lead to a reduction in non-oil exports in both quantum and value terms. The oil windfall may also lead to movement of the factors of production in the economy. For instance, capital and labor (and land) may shift from the non-oil export sector to the oil sector (in order to maintain or increase reserves and production) and the non-tradable goods sector (to take advantage of the growing domestic demand). This explains why the increase in oil prices and the subsequent oil revenue windfall in many oil-exporting countries have tended to depress their non-oil export sector while at the same time generating a boom in both the oil and the non-tradable goods sectors. With capital and labor shifting from the non-oil export sector to the oil-sector and non-traded goods sector, firms in the non-oil export sector are forced to either close down or reduce their scale of operation. The boom in the oil and non-traded goods sector increases the demand for imported goods. This may not be a problem in the short-term so long as the country has enough foreign exchange to pay for the imports. The depression in the non-oil export sector and the boom in the other two sectors have medium to long term implications for the economy because the oil windfall will not be permanent given the volatility, unpredictability and exhaustibility of crude oil. For instance, if there is a decline in oil prices and oil revenue, the lagging and collapsing non-oil export sector will not be able to compensate for the drop in oil revenue while domestic demand for the non-traded goods and imports remain sticky. Consequently, the country will be forced to borrow from the international financial market to compensate for the decline in oil revenue. Over time, external debts will increase and so will the debt service obligations. Even when oil prices go up later and there is another round of oil windfall, it is difficult to correct the earlier damage or distortions created by the initial or previous oil windfall. In some cases, the oil exporting country may be forced to adopt some form of structural adjustment program (SAP) to correct such distortions or imbalances. Some of these SAPs are painful and may increase the prevalence, depth and severity of poverty. [/b]
Oya now...sing along with me....[size=18pt]OIL IS A CURSE![/size] it is a good thing you have mademention of countries like the japan, china, india, etc with a low amount of natural resources and how they put more effort in their educational system. I know you probably think you have won the argument by writing long posts. ok, let us talk about other countrie with low amount of natural resources too. are you now saying based on your theory that country like congo with a low amount of natural resource is better than Nigerial in terms of educational system? |
Career › Re: The Nigerian Engineer And The Oil/Gas Career Mentality by Chiscomax(m): 9:50am On Oct 24, 2014 |
bushdoc9919: Another commonsense post on Nairaland!
If our engineers did what the OP is proposing...Nigeria will beome an industrial superpower.
But Nigerians want their share of the oil candy at eight am every morning, thank you very much.
Oil is a CURSE.
(p.s-1.2million naira a month? Are you kidding me?) abeg go jare. oil is a curse ni. see ur antelope eye. it is a blessing to those who harness it |
Education › Re: Most Underrated Courses In Nigerian Universities by Chiscomax(m): 9:47am On Oct 24, 2014 |
IboBoyNuel: .. Young man, why are you stalking me? lloooolllll cos u re mai man |
Career › Re: The Nigerian Engineer And The Oil/Gas Career Mentality by Chiscomax(m): 9:45am On Oct 24, 2014 |
dont mind schools like futo which all they do is to give assignments, exams and fail students |
Education › Re: Most Underrated Courses In Nigerian Universities by Chiscomax(m): 4:54pm On Oct 22, 2014 |
IboBoyNuel: I'm pretty sure you have no idea of what you posted. Agric econs is a very nice course my friend. I'm pretty sure you are 1 outta the 1 million engineering students. E pain am ooooooo..... E too thick o  :-)@ |
Business › Re: CEO Of Total Dies In Plane crash by Chiscomax(m): 4:52pm On Oct 22, 2014 |
We 're pencils |
Education › Re: Why Positive Thinking Canbe Bad For You by Chiscomax(m): 5:20am On Oct 20, 2014 |
thankful? happy? just a LIKE to show us how happy u are |
Education › Certifications Or Masters Degree? by Chiscomax(op): 5:17am On Oct 20, 2014 |
would you advice a young graduate who studied mechanical engineering or any engineering at all to go for masters or get certifications first e.g NEBOSH |
Travel › Re: North Cyprus by Chiscomax(m): 11:07pm On Oct 12, 2014 |
wip7: I don't believe you...I did that search and i want you to do it yourself...I got over 45 universities offering your choice of program in Turkey.... ........If you want to study Master Program abroad Turkey to be precise..you can be efficient and successful on one condition.. You must be a great researcher, be able to search for novel ideas, create innovative and original research plans. If you cant search for what you want now....how then can you become effective or know what you want? Academics have gone beyond just classroom...its more global! I have read through this thread and I must confess, you have done well. Please I would like to get some few information from you; 1) I would like to know what it would take for someone with a degree in phisiology to study medicine in cyprus 2) I would like to know universities that would accept someone with a 2:2 in mechanical engineering to study mechanical engineering in masters. Thanks |
Politics › Re: Chibok: ‘it’s Very Easy To Criticize Jonathan Without All The Details’ – Fashola by Chiscomax(m): 6:54am On Sep 10, 2014 |
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Christianity Etc › Re: How To Conquer Barrenness/ Poverty Spiritually & Physically by Chiscomax(m): 11:35pm On Sep 06, 2014 |
One question please. Does Pastor Vic pray for only those with barrenness and poverty issues? What about other problems? |
Christianity Etc › Re: How To Conquer Barrenness/ Poverty Spiritually & Physically by Chiscomax(m): 11:29pm On Sep 06, 2014 |
I need to talk to the Pastor Vic, does he have an e-mail? |
Career › Re: Best Paid Degrees In Nigeria (THE BITTER TRUTH) by Chiscomax(m): 7:04pm On Sep 03, 2014 |
IboBoyNuel: DO AGRICULTURE, IT PAYS! Hihihihiiihihihi..... My farmer Boy |
Education › Re: The Ten (10) Study Habits Of Successful Students by Chiscomax(m): 4:16pm On Sep 03, 2014 |
#I was here...
Just in case it makes front page |
Health › What Would You Do In These Situations?(ebola Virus Transmission) by Chiscomax(op): 8:12am On Jul 28, 2014 |
1) When a sweaty friend of yours stretches his hand out to give you a hand shake
2) When a sweaty long time friend comes to give you a hug |