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NobodyKnows:
Mynd44 Lalasticlala Seun Dominique OAM4J rule 2

U forgot Obinoscopy, Afam4eve and Dolapo Badmus.

kushercain:
until mama Abdul brings my salah food

lol . . . this one na bricklayer canteen oh.

adecz:
Getting Real in this "Change" times...

Iron Man breakfast of steaming beans porridge, omelette & fresh, oven bread.

You can't go wrong with this 'collabo'.. But keep cold water standby, all day

Join me,
but come with small spoon ohhh!!

Egg and beans? You for just make am egg and garden egg now... remove the fried egg and you have balanced combo.

Haters

NobodyKnows:
Proof?

Of what?

NobodyKnows:
She made you believe?? Everyone knows that before na. Pay tithe ,Sow seed … All for prosperity

Zakat also.

Olalan:
The truth is majority of us are simply religious and not true adherents of our faiths......cause a careful look at our faith lays emphasis on working hard......

Really? Working with wisdom supercedes working hard. Look at Fulani's herders and their counterparts abroad. They have milk and meat in excess yet Fulani herders work harder.

What happened to the famous Night plan? That one gives 500mb for N25 and 4 GB would have cost N200.

If you go to netbeans.org there is a particular tutorial that covers those java technologies you listed. Search for "affablebean app tutorial".

It teaches jdbc, jsp, jstl, servlet, HTML and CSS. It teaches you how to blend all those to build a shopping app with cart, user system, security and more. It also contains small JavaScript/JQuery.

The link:
https://netbeans.org/kb/docs/javaee/ecommerce/intro.html

Also use YouTube for more short tutorials.

Is there anything like unilorin land in the real sense? Govt school can't hijack govt properties. I can guess the religion that vc belong to, they can use faith to claim territory if the fancy it. What a people!

thanki410:
Nice observation...
Believe me , if they had the government we have , they would have been so hopeless that their own over religious lives would have had people falling under and above the anointing...
If the growth comes from our government and the masses wld not accept it , then the people are to blame...
Do you know the fund it takes to study programming course personally ?
How many people can afford it?
The ones who have invented things in NIGERIA, where are they today?

Government influence asides, it is Blacks who prefer to ask God for favour of needs. The average white man understands that God won't come down to bake bread or make cars for he m so they ask God for wisdom to male these things and that reflects in how they guard and sustain steady growth of the bodies of knowledge.

Look at the dangote situation alone, govt shields him from competition by inflating import duties for alternatives and then you think one poor man will aspire to ask God for wisdom to displace Dangote when it is much easier to lead a quiet life.

OP is barely making sense when examined closely.

They also have church going professors who ask God for wisdom to invent things, it is we who decide to ask God for fast cars and phones instead of the wisdom to make them.

The best surgeon in the world, Ben Carson is a serious praying Christian so OP should shove that trash back to its source.

sageb:
Alas! U have a myopic understanding of what those courses u listed entails@op. Let me ask u: if everyone is a lawyer who will be the client? If everyone is an engineer who will be the professional administrator? Op note the world is full of fields. It is pertinent to know where your talent and passion lies then pursue it,gracias.

Some fields are more important to wealth creation and sustanance than others. The wealth 100 agriculturists will create can be managed by 6 accountants with the help of technology, so it is saddening to see any university admit 500 accounting undergraduates at once but have less than 100 headed for agric or other key science courses.

Take uniben for example, law department is so populated compared to elect and comp science. It makes Nigeria look like a criminal colony.

sonnie10:
What is CBN doing to curb the circulation?

CBN can't stop it. Blood money is money attracted and earn by acquiring demonic power for wealth. the

Thank God for his life.

LawPavilion Business Solutions, the foremost Legal Technologies Company in Nigeria is set to release Nigeria’s first Artificial Intelligence Legal Assistant. Managing Director, Ope Olugasa in a statement said his firm is integrating Artificial Intelligence, simply known as (AI) into their Legal Software Solutions.
According to him, Artificial Intelligence is having broad and significant impacts across a variety of industries. “Lawyers and the legal profession should not be left out in this new wave that bears many benefits. Today, in developed countries of the world, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is beginning to transform the legal profession in many ways as lawyers are already using AI to do things like reviewing documents, ensuring compliance, which is a very front burner issue for multinationals and transnationals, analyzing contracts to determine whether they meet pre-determined criteria, performing legal research and predicting case outcomes,” he declared.
Olugasa however pointed out that AI is not here to replace lawyers, rather, it is to augment what lawyers do and free them up to take on higher-level tasks such as advising clients, negotiating deals and appearing in court, thereby being productive and doing much more in less time.
His words: “Our AI is called ‘TIMI’, which is a ChatBot for now, with more complex implementations coming shortly.. It works like a consultant that Lawyers can chat with. It converses with you and helps you get things done faster. It has been programmed to walk the user through the Civil Procedure Rules of Nigeria Courts.
“We are starting with the Civil Procedure Rules because from our research, as a foremost Law Reporting Company in Nigeria, we have come to realize that 48 percent of the cases in the Appellate Courts are not based on the substantive suit; but on procedural issues. This means that a lot of lawyers are erring on the side of procedures in Court, which is chiefly governed by the Civil Procedure Rules of the various Courts. TIMI has been developed to ensure that its users never again err on the side of procedure.”

https://m.guardian.ng/features/law/lawpavilion-unveils-nigerias-first-artificial-intelligence-legal-assistant/

Admit it – Nigeria’s politics is very entertaining and fun to watch. Yes, Nigeria is the poverty capital of the world but so what? The same Nigeria is very rich in what my kids like to call shenanigans. It is also extremely blessed with politicians who have elevated things like defections, skullduggery, political ‘tackling’ and plotting to high entertainment. Imagine being the poverty capital of the world and having very boring politics at the same time. We must learn to count our blessings.
The only problem is when you start to look at the politicians and politics in other countries that Nigeria is frequently compared with and then it dawns on you that Nigeria’s very richly entertaining politics has quite a lot of hidden costs. Yet, the focus on political dramatics helps politicians detract from how utterly abysmal their performance in office is. After all, when you see a politician confidently promising to cut his political godson down to size at the coming elections, you are likely to forget that the same politician was comprehensively defeated by poverty when he was in office.
But things are happening elsewhere. A recent story in the UK Guardian jumped out at me on account of the headline which read, “Five years ago there was nothing.” It was a story about a town called Duqm in Oman which has been transformed from a fishing village to an industrial town with a port, luxury hotels and housing for more than 100,000 people. But if you say Oman is an oil rich country, how about India? In 2014, only 43% of households in the country had toilets. By this year, the total had more than doubled to 89% after the building of almost 80 million toilets. In August 2015, the same India announced a $2.5bn plan to connect all 597,464 inhabited villages in the country to the electricity grid. In April this year, it announced that the project had been completed. Whatever the quirks of how the statistics are measured, there can be no doubt that the country has achieved something remarkable in 3 years.
In the same period, Nigeria has been connecting more and more of its citizens to the poverty grid. Economic growth is almost non-existent while population growth is racing ahead.

The combination is toxic and this is before you add in various insecurity problems across the country and parasitic government agencies who resolve to make life as hard as possible for any type of enterprise. Many Nigerians look at all these and decide to leg it to Canada, if they can afford it, or just head to Kano from where there are daily buses to North Africa. From there, they hope to make it to Spain or Italy or just remain in North Africa.
Economic stagnation or regression is bad enough. But there’s an arguably more damaging effect. When people can’t see development – physical development – the effect is to lower standards across the country. After all, what can a people who have never seen big changes or rapid economic growth be reasonably expected to demand from their leaders? What the eye does not see, the heart does not ache about. In that sense, Nigerian politicians are the luckiest in the world. They are like bullet proof – no matter what they do, it is never the voters who will punish them. How is it that no one has taken any blame or punishment for the economic disaster of 2016? Instead what you find is that the government’s propaganda has been quite effective and is repeated ad nauseam by its supporters.
It is important for those who have access to keep reminding those who don’t that there is a lot going on elsewhere in the world. Whatever a country is doing today will likely play a big role in how that country turns out 40 years from now. And if you’re not solving problems, you’re likely to get to 2058 and meet the same problems of poverty, electricity and insecurity in the future. They don’t just go away because you ignore them. There is a lot more to politics than what Nigerian politicians are currently delivering. Politics can be a very noble thing and a mechanism by which countries are transformed for the better. It is not a TV show designed to elicit laughs from the population, contrary to what Nigerian politicians will have you believe. There is no other lever or mechanism available in a democracy to make change happen other than politics.
The 2019 elections are almost upon us. It is unlikely that the political entertainment will reduce. There will be ‘tackling’ and ‘plotting’ and more defections by political entrepreneurs who lose out in the forthcoming party primaries. Some might even remain in their parties and do ‘anti-party’ just to register their displeasure at being denied the chance to serve their country faithfully. But none of all this will mean that the Lagos light rail, which started since 2008, will be completed before 2022. Nigerian politics is fun to watch and rich in entertainment but it is not cheap. The cost is in all the things it does not do.

https://m.guardian.ng/politics/how-nigerian-politicians-are-the-luckiest-in-the-world/

What I know about choosing good degree program is that some are more needed to create wealth and grow the economy than others but most are useful in one way or the other.

There are many student pushed to study those courses OP listed who aren't practicing their course of study today and that is why we have a large number of ideal hands and minds.
We neeed proper guidance and counselling and not just parental pressure borne out of ego.

TroubleMaker47:
He has a point in he's 2nd line but he is very wrong in the 1st.
Go to Nnewi and see guys of 22yrs being self made multi millionaires! Legitimately!!!
These guys import trailer loads of goods and make turnovers exceeding 200million monthly!!!
They started biz as early as 15yrs.
Truth is our higher education is grossly over estimated and sadly we only realise that 1 month after NYSC POP.

Education or Our Education isn't this problem here. How many people can make that amount if everybody jumps into importation?
The problem is our greed and shortcut mentality.

How many women can match up to the their expectation of a mother.

Headlesschicken:
Beauty wivout brain,x like an @ss without an @nus...

That kinda @ss is full of sh!t and I suspect that girls brain of same.

Nakedn€ss is the new beauty. A big shame. The painful thing is that people who do it are people who can afford 100 yard of the fabric of those clothes.

Prechy08:
Still expensive, my ntel is giving me 1000 for 12gb

Is ntel available n Kaduna, Kano, Warri, or PH?
They are only in Lagos and Abuja and that is partly because of the dense population in those areas. The part O don't like is the reduction of data for night plans to 25% it previous value of 500mb. it is now 125mb for N25.

Yet they can buy salah ram with state funds

adetes:
That's wat his babalawo chooses for him, there's no yahoo its ritual

Point of correction. The oracle and his spirit choose that for him.
He no fit use him own life na family him wan use impress outsiders.

dynicks:
Nna mehn! yet the nigga is still looking fresh! people dwelling in that hood didn't give him a pre-massbeat before d police arrived?....Your own mother dude! your very own mother! ah! The quest for money mehn! d quest for money!......i pray d woman gets revived nd well....

The name though.....WELL I REFUSE TO SOUND TRIBALISTIC.... but That region is begining to scare d shit outta me.......meanwhile for those who studied shapes nd sizes well in school, please what's d name of this head shape?.....the right answer would give us a clue as to the league carriers back 2 back......i overheard someone scream "THE DEFENDING CHAMPS!".....

Half of the boys in that hood are probably his aiye confraternity member who would retaliate in his absence.
That's the world we live in today. They will side with him just in case 'something' can drop for them.

The OP isn't lying. She said it herself.

hopefulLandlord:
ignorant fools are killing people unnecessarily for a ritual that can't work

So you mean babalawos will keep killing people even when previous rituals didn't work?
You must be confused.

No sack letters?

Dboy55:

They will end up making Yinka popular and killing the APC brand. Why demolish a business because its owner doesn't support your party? How can such a party or individual now claim he is bringing in foreign investors?

delugajackson:
These Kerewa youths are really dumb. Which region has benefited more under this government if not the North? Which region has the highest number of appointees if not the North?

Isn't this the same Buhari they praised and worshipped? Why reject him now? All these useless grammar na for wetin sef?

Where were these youth when the north was set ablaze and corpers killed for Buhari? Did southwest also impose him on them then. I tell you the north is eyeing 12 straight years in power and they needed to blame someone in someway to kick start it.

dominique:
I don't think such lengthy contract is a good idea

It. depends on release clause and wage though.