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I am afraid of car dealers

Shugarlord213:
You go day hear 1.2million now

I just tire for the price of this car

First body?

ogtavia:
seems you bought this car off craigslist?

You got it. Between, this is a 2005 Accord.

Ejiod:
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In 2 firms I've worked with I haven't seen ladies write code and it's so painful the ways most our ladies have been configured to think .I only wish I see one

Sent you a pm.

First body?

wordbank:
Don't snoop
Come for inspection and clear your doubts
Ps: come with weatherman and ministry of water resources too

Nawaoo, and you wan sell car? It is well.

shayhune:
The College of Business at BGSU (Masters in Business Analytics inclusive) is generally stingy with funding. They mostly give partial scholarships and GAs to international students (I'll call it crumbs because it's really small and can't offset your huge bills)

Thanks

Thanks .More responses please.
Thanks

shayhune:
What do you want to know? Please don't send me a pm, I may not be able to respond in time. Kindly ask your questions here and I'll respond adequately.

Are there opportunities for funding for Masters in Business Analytics?

Etfash:
If money matter is settled, you should take Germany off the list in my opinion. If eventual immigration is important to you, you may want to choose Canada over the U.S. But, if you just want to study, stay back and gain experience a bit and return to Nigeria or immigrate to another country should you don't succeed in getting F1 visa in the U.S, then U.S is good.

Summary
1. What do you want?
2. What are your long term goals?
3. How much do you have?

Answer all the above and it won't be difficult for you making a decision.

Thanks for your response.

I. I want to study Business Analytics. The field is still relatively new and I want to tap into it as soon as possible.

2. I would like to run my own analytics firm in future.

3. To be candid, the money is not complete for now, But it is something I can get family members to help with.

Thanks

Hello all,

I am struggling to decide on which country to go for Masters in Business Analytics. Your timely input is highly appreciated.

Thanks

Chevronstaff:
1.MSC Information System...
2.MSC Business Informatics
The Master's in Information Systems and Business Informatics focuses on the management of information and communications technology within business organizations.This programme combines computer science skills with knowledge in business administration /economics /accounting..

Thanks

freakky:
msc in Project management and data science

Thanks

Chevronstaff:
Law is not so lucrative in Germany... Information Technology (IT) is in high demand in Deutschland...
Do you speak and understand German??
If you wanna further your studies in Law, you should consider Canada, US or UK...
Tschüss ..!!

Hello bro, since IT is in demand in Germany. Can you recommend an IT related course that a graduate of Economics can do. Do you know about business analytics? Thanks

Hello house, does anyone have an idea of the fate of students after studying in Germany. What's the probability of getting the opportunity to work for some years and after that permanent residency. Thanks

BiafraIShere:
Hey, not so fast, except your 17 year old cousin earns in dollars and spends in naira If not, then the comparison is baseless! A studio apartment in New York can cost as much as $1000 dollars per month while a room self contained apartment in Lagos costs about #150,000 per annum which is the equivalent of $500 for twelve months rent or $40 per month!! The same applies to energy bills, telephone bills, water bills, gas, tax etc. The cost of living in both countries are not comparable at all. I got the opportunity of travelling to the USA but I turned it down after considering a lot of factors.

Thanks for this. People don't know that if you earn less that $30,000 in the US. It is assumed that you live below the poverty line. You only enjoy the dollars when you covert to Naira. Cost of living is high there.

Desyner:
The work-from-home idea over internet looks even more attractive from this side of the divide.
If one is able to earn just $100/month that's $36,000 and more than N-power.

That's the benefit of working from home. The dollars has more value here. You can't live on $100 in the US. But in Nigeria, it is ok.

Acidosis:
A man with all these skills will never take up a job with fidelity bank. He would rather work with them on a B2B level.

fact. Another insightful post.

Pentools:
In my own opinion speaking from thorough experience being an employee with the structure of our society lately is a total slavery. 90% of employees are just pretending everything is fine funny enough they aren't. I'm a huge advocate of self employment but before u pursue that dream of entrepreneurship,,, garner more knowledge regarding what you are moving into.

99% of our societal employment is nothing but a masked slavery.

We still have rich slaves and broke kings....but a fierce king is never broke...#Chew on that

Deep

telim:
This thread is for job seekers that have being brainwashed from the uni to search for a non existing job in the nook and crannies of Nigeria.

It is much better you learn a montizeable skill and earn with the skill for life. lnstead of wasting your your money and limited time cramming in the uni and graduating with first class only to end up earning monthly stipend in N-power or getting a uselesss job that earns you less or a little bit higher than your uni lecturers.

Think smart this is 21 century earn more and work less.

Bro, sent you a mail. Kindly reply. Thanks

Berliner1:
Yes.

Bro, I have been trying to send you a pm. Which universities in Germany do you suggest a person with a B.Sc in Economics should try? Any Finance/Management program is fine. Thanks

JeffreyJames:
Interesting stats.
There a 1001 ways to earn money online. I know people cashing out at least $10,000 per month online LEGALLY!.

Sent you a pm.

freddywells81:
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Lol! Cold..really?! Are you a student in Portland, OR?

Sent you a pm.

telim:
Just learn scarce skills that are monitizeable eg web scraping, downloading and uploading bot using c#, vb etc or any program that support GUI. Then join IM forums, make your bot public and make it a monthly subscription bot.
This is the only way to earn good money instead of earning monthly stipends from fiverr.

Sent you a pm.

OboOlora:
Op, it depends on a lot of things; your profession, whether you plan to stay or relocate, whether you plan to work as an employee till you retire or you plan to start your own biz at 40 etc.

If you are a Dr or in one of the top medical fields, you don’t need any of those shitty certifications. A continuing education locally of foreign conferences will be just fine.

If you plan to relocate abroad, foreign certifications like PMI, ACCA or PHRi will be just fine.

But ask yourself, what are your long term goals?

This is it.

bleskid:
forget about girls and chase your dreams ... poverty full 9ja

Thanks a lot for this comment. Nigeria will soon be named the country with the highest number of poor people yet people still don't know their priorities. Do people want to die in poverty?

Unclerukus:
That's why I can't date or marry an ajepako girl. Poverty is already in their vains and they are too desperate.

They can do anything to escape poverty.

30watts:
Guys I am applying to the University of Iowa, Tippie school of Business M.S Business Analytics program and I am required to submit a SOP. I have a draft and will appreciate if someone here that has an idea of the points to touch help review.

Thanks

Hopeful for a positive response...

Sent you a pm.

Faxole:
The only thing black youths are good at discussion is relationships. Go on YouTube and you'll be hard pressed to find a single black channel dedicated to talking about intellectual/scientific subjects and interesting ideas. If it's not BkChat relationship nonsense, it's make-up and hair advice. Even currently in Nigeria, if the average youth isn't talking about Big brother Naija, they are talking about football. After you all will be wondering why black societies are all backward.

Very intelligent comment. I weep for the black generation.

deenee:
Naija is a shithole yet people esp foreign institutional investors made between 75%-150% ROI playing with funds in the debt and capital market alone. I know this because I manage such funds for them

I was also abroad had a very good white collar job (earning 70K plus) but woke up one morning and decided to come back home and I don't regret it. I live in my own house in a serviced estate in a very serene part of Lagos state, have a lucrative side hustle and I thank God for what I have achieved so far a lot of which I wouldn't have achieved if I was still abroad.

I feel for Femi O because I have been in his shoes before and he sounds really pained probably because his contemporaries that he left in Nigeria are not doing bad (Saheed Balogun et.al) More so he wont be a security guard for the rest of his life and its very difficult to save considering that he has three kids to feed.

I belong to a semi formal think tank of professionals from different sectors in the country and we met recently to discuss 2017 events in retrospect and one thing dawned on me which is that there is no sector or business in Nigeria that does not have new or existing growth potential. Literally every sector still has opportunity for growth be it upstream oil and gas, automobile, retail and even real estate. However how difficult the barriers to entry is, there is still room for growth. I give you an example Dangote is building the largest refinery in Africa, I can bet you that such an investment decision will be dead on arrival in place like America, UK or any of the developed nations around. On the flip side our country and economy is still developing so there is room for growth and we also have the advantage of a youthful and growing population.

My barber makes an average of 10k daily cutting hair @ 300naira per person and this is excluding house calls and also sells hair treatment products and other accessories. He reminds me every month to sharpen the blade of my personal clipper which cost me 500 naira. He also does some entertainment stuff by the side like downloading movies and songs and selling to people at 50naira per download. He has a small portion of his shop where people can come and sit and charge their phones at 50 naira per charge. I use him as an example because I know when and how he started and I thank of that I was part of his growth story.

We are quick to blame our leaders when in the real sense we should also take a large portion of the blame. One for sure, we are not honest in any way. I have done cross borders deals with people over the phone without meeting face to face and the other parties have kept to their own part of the bargain but in Nigeria even with an iron clad agreement and all sorts of default covenants Nigerians will still look for one way or the other to renegage on the agreement and some will even do all sorts of unprintable stuff to default on the agreement.

There is dignity in labour but if we ask the same Mr Femi to come and run a security outfit in Nigeria (a sector that is very lucrative by the way) he will say God forbid..........I am a movie producer bla bla!

For me I think our inferiority complex, mentality about religion has contributed to the state of our nation. Here Pastors will speak prophesy into people's lives telling them that and I quote "by this time next week you will be the MD of your own company bla bla" and the person who does not even have the capacity to run a small team will begin to have grand and distorted illusions.

I know of someone that started exportation business (exporting hibiscus flowers)) to Mexico with just 750k and today the guy has a confirmed profroma to export over 120k USD of hibiscus flower to the US and he even got 30% upfront payment from the buyer guaranteed by his bank in case he fails to perform and guess what he got the contact to do the first shipment from an online forum and the rest as we say is history

I know we have our issues and to be honest I don't think that seemingly simple things like light, water, good roads should be an issue but hey even these simple necessities come at a cost abroad. I remember I was paying about 50-150 dollars for light alone and about 100 dollars for water back in the day. Now tell me how many people do that in Nigeria, the Discos tried to increase tariff so they can pay and improve power generation we all kicked against it. even to pay 3k bill is an issue for those that can afford. the same Nigerian will collect post paid electricity meters and still go ahead and bypass wires so they can enjoy free light and then lets not even talk about taxes esp from small business owners.

I also think that we need to recalibrate our educational curriculum and teach people to be more vocational and entrepreneurial instead of going through the four walls of a school to come and start looking for jobs. One thing I know for sure is yes we have our plethora of issues but Nigeria will be great again. I mean the chinese, lebanese, indians and others are coming here in droves and making millions so why cant we do same in our own country? Despite the so called recession, Shoprite revenue in Nigeria increased by 57% dwarfing sales from the rest of Africa combined in 2017 alone!

I think I have said enough and yeah..................God bless Nigeria!

Thanks for your inspiring comment. But let's not forget the fact you once lived in the US and you used to earn 70k dollars. That is not a small money. Thanks again.

lilbest4:
I knew it would be the girl who will bring it to social media.
The way women celebrate when they are about to get married ehnn, you will just realise that the only future most women have is just to get married

I swear for women and marriage. Most of them start feeling insecure when their friends start getting married. I tire mehn