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NwanyiAwkaetiti:
Person account no be my account to there's no complete joy. If na my account dey gigantic, eheeen. Person property no b my own unless na my oga.

NwanyiAwkaetiti:
Naaa. Only fake pink lip and silly torn jeans.

Guy's who wear boxers to play football eh!

boyjo:
It has been so from time immemorial; women dress for themselves and for other women!
You no see as fashion take dey spread among them?
Na dem-dem them dey do.

boyjo:
It has been so from time immemorial; women dress for themselves and for other women!
You no see as fashion take dey spread among them?
Na dem-dem them dey do.

chipeter2000:
you dey follow me everywhere pls explain this "don't paly your self"

naptu2:
@bold text: "Women don't dress for men. Women dress for themselves and for other women".

NwanyiAwkaetiti:
Not all ladies are a fan of gstrings. .. I know what those stripes does to men imaginations and that y u hate it.

Kwinesther:
This one strong ooo, even trouser and jewelries Bros how far na

coolie1:
she must be igbo there is no other tribe as smart as us

igbo kwenu!!!

manucho:
To all good people here advising her thst she's on the verge of being scammed and she's not listening make una leave her alone oh cause all these work visa scam plenty from all these fake agents looking for ways to use gullible people money build house here dey jolly. Canadian and Australian work visa are some of the funniest thing to me. Madam you and your husband should go cause it seems you're bent on leaving via a fake visa fake promises. He has a company etc I pity you going to Canada or Aussie through backdoor instead make una go through Canadian entry skilled visa you're talking about work visa under no category or visa. Madam I wish una best of luck with your so called agent. I beg good people make una leave her she no wan hear word.

stanliwise:
Hahahhahahaha forgive my manners, I am a CSC graduate. The small JS, HTML and CSS are the practical applications of the theoretical concept you will learn in computer science class.
I bet you will know JavaScript more than most of my lecturers and you will be surprised that many cannot check email properly although they are very vast in theory, computation, mathematical concept of computation and can give you better solutions to any problem you find in programming but many of them cannot make any real app using code except the one that go and learn it separately.
I hope you catch my drift??

I can offer to do consultancy job for you and answer all your JavaScript problem one on one through WhatsApp all for a token, my number is 0-8-1-7-2-8-3-3-0-7-3 I have been a programmer for quite a while, so I have mastered many languages.

But If you're not interested or you need formal environment then quickly register with a hub e.g Andela and pace up your progress.
Then start a lone journey of becoming a full stack by doing real life project.

kodewrita:
Hi Ayomide.

The short answer is: Yes you can.

The longer answer is: You can enter the IT field in a number of ways. Coding is one way but the IT field is really wide and has needs for a lot of other professionals. With your background in the social sciences, you would be a great fit for any number of skillsets including (and not limited to ) project management, product management, risk and controls, IT business analysis, system integration, IT presales, service administration, service design or even UI/UX analysis.

I'd suggest you just visit udacity or edx and take entry level/basic awareness courses in each of those areas. Or you can visit youtube and do basic searches like "What is UI/UX?" and watch the intro videos just to get a feel for the specific areas.

Once you find an interesting area, then you can dive deep.

I'm just saying, don't limit yourself to coding only (Do it if that's what you really want and yes, it is possible to do it).

eph12:
Just two weeks and she's already your girlfriend? Is that how they do it these days?

stanliwise:
I can't tell you what to do but here is this.

If you have a very good computer skill needed in a company then it is a nice idea to get a backup certificate.

Also maybe your parent or relative have an IT company and you really like the pay and think you can get a chance then run quickly and acquire some IT cert and skills.

If you're just starting out, then I don't think anyone needs a certificate to learn.

my two cent