₦airaland Forum

Compatriot60:
THIS IS THE BEST TIME FOR A REVOLUTION IN NIGERIA.
Arise O Compatriot's, Arise to the Call of REVOLUTION.
There is no need to fear again, Power must change hands. Spread this Message.

Dereformer:
It is very clear to all Nigerians that the federal governments reluctance in taking decisive action against the S.A. government is because Buhari believes ot thinks only Igbos are affected.


Unknown to him, all Nigerians and other African migrants are affected too.

I see this xenophobic attack uniting the Igbos and the Yorubas and thereafter, the political landscape of Nigeria will be redefined.

Dereformer:
Of course, ultimate desire is to go into academics.

Let me explain my dilema a little.

The retirement age in the company I currently work is 55 years.

If I stay till retirement, i.e. 10 years from now, it will be difficult to start any business at that time.

Alternatively, I can do a PhD and go to academics after retirement.

Another alternative is to start grooming a business from now while still working so to have something to fall back on immediately after retirement.




Please what do you suggest.

asuustrike1:
It is because there was abundance of resources back then

Bifrost:
By the way, PhD is absolutely free to pursue in most (if not all) countries in Europe.
But the question is, why is he doing the PhD? Does the poster have a clear picture of what he needs the PhD for?
Is he considering going into Academics? Don't do PhD just to have Dr. attached to your name.

My candid advice.

Dereformer:
I currently have the follow qualifications:

Bsc (Accounting)
Msc (Finance)

FCA,

Acca-Dip(IFR).


I am currently 45.

Assume I decide to do a Phd and put the expected time of completion at 10 years(worst possible time),
I will be 55 at graduation.

Is it really worth it or should I start thinking of doing something else with my life.

Candid advice will be appreciated.

generationz:
Evenif you don't do PhD , in ten years time you will still be 55.
You understand, right?

LANDLORD72:
The greatest obstacles to the liberation of the south from northern hegemony and bondage are:

1) The Yoruba that hates Igbos.

2) The Igbo that hates Yorubas.

3) The southern minorities that hate Igbos and Yorubas.

4) The Igbos and Yorubas that hate southern minorities.

Southern UNITY is a fundamental pre-requisite to southern EMANCIPATION. Without the former, you cannot achieve the latter.

Our greatest enemies are not the northerners or their Fulani masters but the southern fool that is filled with hate and malice for his fellow southerner.

Rip to the dead solders

GISpro:
Do you have a ready or likely opportunity that you want to use your PhD for? If yes then your age doesn't matter. If no then don't waste your time.

DeHitMan450:
Has any reasonable person ever wonder why a particular section of the country was so bitter over the defeat of the 2015 presidential election.Even crying more the bereave.
The reason behind this phoney solidarity is that they were thinking of being hand over to when to them,GEJ would have complited his 8yrs.And,stupidly of them the opportunity to avenge the defeat of the civil war that both the northern and western region won by fighting against them.
So,when their evil plan failed by the defeat of GEJ,they took it personal.
Please,those of with sound mind should critically look at this scenario,my wife ask for divoce but she kept beautifying my house doing my laundry.What i am trying to point out is that you cant eat your cake and have it.Even if you are granted your wish,all the houses built over the country would be seized your business would be attacked severely just like in Ghana,Togo,South Africa etc.
A word is enough for wise because,i believe,there are still wise peopl in that region.