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Politics › Re: FG Reverts Fuel Price To 65 Naira Per Liter? by desertboom(m): 12:32pm On Jan 06, 2012
Bunch of incompetent Government officials. With this set of visionless leaders and politicians Nigeria will never grow.
Career › Re: *~ Chamber2 Voted The Career Section Poster Of The Year 2011~* Congratulations! by desertboom(m): 9:35am On Dec 30, 2011
@chamber2. . . . Congratulations. From the Imo State University we say thank you for making us proud. God bless you for making yourself relevant and productive even here on Nairaland. Wishing you many great things ahead. Peace
Career › Re: Physics Graduates: Lets Meet Here by desertboom(m): 6:34pm On Dec 27, 2011
@tanimola22. . . . Thanks a million bro. Good bless you
Career › Re: Physics Graduates: Lets Meet Here by desertboom(m): 12:29am On Dec 27, 2011
@tanimola22. . . . Thanks bro. I really appreciate your input but with a CGPA of 3.01 can one study applied geophysics (Msc) in any fairly good university in the USA, UK or Canada? What have you got to say about universities in Asia? Can it atleast guarantee employment? Please, apart from Msc do you know of any professional certification in any part of the world that can boast one of getting employed? Thanks
Career › Re: Physics Graduates: Lets Meet Here by desertboom(m): 6:30am On Dec 26, 2011
Fellow physicist, greetings to you all and most of all compliment of the season. Please, with a degree in Industrial physics can one study applied geophysics in Msc directly without a one year post graduate diploma. Thanks as I await your responses
Career › Re: Subsea, Mud, Reservoir, Pipeline, Petroleum, Drilling Engineers & Supervisors Zone by desertboom(m): 11:23pm On Dec 22, 2011
@dozie. . . I've thesame problem with you. Please people, where can one get train professionally in well logging? Thanks as I await many positive reply
NYSC › Re: Better To Do Nysc In Govt Or Private Sector by desertboom(m): 8:49am On Dec 14, 2011
Ya. . . The private sector remains the best ever in terms of experience and prospect, except you paddle your way to places like NNPC, NAMA etc. where the big and mighty swing with the Nigeria Naira.
Technology Market › Re: Very Neat And Perfectly Working Nokia E5 For Sale: 08054734545 by desertboom(m): 7:29pm On Dec 02, 2011
Very expensive. Try to cut down your price because It's fairly used. Even laptop these days are relatively cheaper. My offer is 16k, what have you got to say?
Romance › Re: Do University Relationships Ever Lead To Marriage? by desertboom(m): 12:03pm On Nov 27, 2011
Hahaha. . . Campus babes. This one na wahala something o. Many campus girls are not even after student just as freecocoa has highlighted, that she can never be deeply involve with a fellow student due to finance/reasons best know to her. Many male student are struggling to survive, that is why many of the girls prefer sugar-daddy that can buy them blackberry, brazilian hair, recharge card and the latest fashion in town. Vast majority of campus girls are promiscuous, therefore guys can never take them serious not to talk of marriage.
Education › Re: Is University Of Ibadan Any Better Than Covenant University? by desertboom(m): 3:28pm On Nov 17, 2011
@lucarella. . . With your many grammatical blunder, poor writting prowess, wrong usage of punctuations, short forms of writing english words and abusive lifestyle has showed us that you are below bottom.
Education › Re: Is University Of Ibadan Any Better Than Covenant University? by desertboom(m): 9:27am On Nov 16, 2011
Na wa o. . . Topics such as this makes me sick; "my school is greater than yours therefore we're no equals"  "My house is bigger than your house, are we mates?"  "I attended a University, you attended Polytechnic therefore I'm greater than you"   "You're poor and I'm rich, we can't be together"  "I use Gas cooker and electricity, you use kerosene and firewood therefore your food stink and we can never be friends"  "I wear designers, you wear Aba and Onitsha made. We're not the same class"  "My father is a senator, your father is a poor carpenter, you know nothing"  "I want to eat and wine with the rich and upper class, the poor are smelling people that always eat beans day in day out." The list is endless but must we continue this way with the same line of thought? Bias, prejudice, self-inclination, proud spirit, know-it-all attitude has really kept our society backward. But why? All my quotes are everyday  real life encounter. What do take life to be? Is there guarantee? when you can sleep and never wake-up again. Nigeria is a messed up society, I'm tired of this comparism and backward mentality  especially from the educated class. People, get a life and live!
Christianity Etc › Re: What You Sow Is What You Reap by desertboom(op): 2:46pm On Nov 11, 2011
More views and comments are needed
Business › Re: Does Travelling Abroad Truly Guarantee A Better Future? by desertboom(m): 12:17am On Nov 11, 2011
If care is not taken, people will keep up winding this thread till it gets over 10 pages, for the sake of proving that abroad is better than Nigeria or Nigeria is better than abroad. However, I've been so much enlightened, I've learnt alot from many people experiences here. The argument has come a long way, people let it go please.
Culture › Re: Should African Men Stop Paying Bride Price? by desertboom(m): 10:35am On Nov 10, 2011
Anybody that does not like the subject should stop commenting. Bride price is nothing but modern slavery, how can a man pay so much thousands before he can get married? How can a man buy motorcycle/motor for the brides family before he gets married? How can a man buy boxes of cloths to the family before he can get married. The list is endless, some fellow will say it's culture. We don't need this anymore, Africans should stop trading women for money and materials things of life.
Business › Re: Best Banks In Nigeria For Domicilary Accounts by desertboom(m): 3:31pm On Nov 09, 2011
Fidelity Bank. Sending and recieving is easier with  SMS alert. commission or charges is low but another good one is GTBank
Romance › Re: Troll Thread by desertboom(m): 9:33pm On Nov 05, 2011
@poster. . . This is the right time to know how some women behaves. They'll yell all manner of insult at you just to prove a point. Hey! Before you crucify me, I'm not saying what the poster said is good.
Nairaland General › Re: Who Is Your Nairaland Buddie ? by desertboom(m): 1:25pm On Nov 02, 2011
harakiri. . . is my favorite, I always like and agree with him on many topical issues. I know he doesn't know that someone like me likes him as a buddie. Bro harakiri carry go, you too much.
Business › Re: Do 80% Of Nigerians Truly Live On Less Than $2? by desertboom(m): 11:31am On Nov 02, 2011
Even here in Port Harcourt the oil city, there is poverty and hungry looking people everywhere.
Politics › Re: Gov Okorocha Sponsors 60 Imo Students To The US by desertboom(m): 9:23pm On Nov 01, 2011
@Okija_juju. . . Wonderful analysis and great ideas you've got there. How I wish people in authority can asses this your information.
Politics › Re: Gov Okorocha Sponsors 60 Imo Students To The US by desertboom(m): 1:48am On Nov 01, 2011
@KOBO. Hahahaha. . . . Look at the "pot calling the kettle black" I'm really surprise at your comment here, you've tagged me all sorts of names too. I've nothing to regret because you deserve every of my words with the manner you've displayed above
Politics › Re: Gov Okorocha Sponsors 60 Imo Students To The US by desertboom(m): 1:05am On Nov 01, 2011
@KOBO. . . Hahaha. . . I laugh at your stupidit.y. You've said nothing meaningful on this thread, all you can do is to type, quote and recycle crap every now and then just to make yourself relevant on this thread. I've every reason to say that you're mentally derange based on your senseless comment here. Why don't you check some other thread to comment if you're suffering from boredom? Always talking of Nigeria Educational system; what have you done or achieved so far with your worthless education? Does your supposed much better Education thought you how to be arrogant and senseless while exchanging/engaging conversation with people? If yes, I wouldn't want to be a product of such. Try some other time because you've failed totally. @Eko Ile. . . Maybe you failed to read through this thread. My assertions are not hearsay or baseless claims, most of my course mates are beneficiaries of this scholarship therefor, my premises are first hand information not fallacious. Please, next time read very well befor you make hasty conclusions. @manny4life and chamber . . . . Thanks, he/she will never get a reply from me again. I've said enough!
Politics › Re: Gov Okorocha Sponsors 60 Imo Students To The US by desertboom(m): 11:56pm On Oct 31, 2011
@KOBO. . . Yes, I tagged you enemy of progress because I've continually given you sincere answers to your questions but you've failed to see reasons and learn from popular opinion here, all you can do is asking for more and more evidence. What kind of evidence do you want? When people from Imo and beyond have repeatedly post/comment about the internship scholarship. Can't you read and draw conclusions from peoples opinion here? Why must you be quick to termed everything lies and deceit? Finally, deluded fellow like you are always in a hast to labelle Nigeria Educational system mess when you're not any better.
Politics › Re: Gov Okorocha Sponsors 60 Imo Students To The US by desertboom(m): 11:12pm On Oct 31, 2011
@KOBO. . . You and your fellow enemy of progress on this platform have made me release vital info about myself just to prove my sincerity. Even if I type from now till tomorrow, I guess it wouldn't change your thought. I've said enough already and if you don't believe me because It's a public forum then go to hell.
Politics › Re: Gov Okorocha Sponsors 60 Imo Students To The US by desertboom(m): 10:44pm On Oct 31, 2011
micawber and KOBO. . . It's either you both can't read well or you lack comprehension. Didn't you both saw were I wrote selfless service, am I the VC of the institution to provide people with free admission. What I mean is that I've helped by giving out valuable information to prospective students that has help them gained admission into the institution. For your information, I'm too discipline to encourage bribing and corruption not to talk of doing RUNS as both of you claimed. Why do you want to force words out of my mouth?
Politics › Re: Gov Okorocha Sponsors 60 Imo Students To The US by desertboom(m): 10:09pm On Oct 31, 2011
@micawber. . . For the sake of sincerity and open mindedness I'll provide you with the above information you've requested; my real name is martins, 400level Mechanical Engineering. I am not around the school environment at the moment because of my internship. The scholarship is meant for people going for internship so you must be in your 400 or 300level depending on your program or course of study. Sir. . . I am neither an e-thug nor a  political or government agent as claimed by you. I've repeatedly told you that I'm not a native of this state, why must I lie? What empirical evidence do you want again from me?
Politics › Re: Gov Okorocha Sponsors 60 Imo Students To The US by desertboom(m): 9:36pm On Oct 31, 2011
@Kobojunkie. . . What solid evidence do you want again? Why do you think I'm telling lies? I'm for real, I am not from this state, I am just a mere student that has come here to struggle for a better tomorrow for myself therefore I can't tell lies. You can check all my past posts/comments on this site, I've helped alot of prospective students of the Imo state uni. gained admission into this institution by rendering selfless service to them all. Once more, I've got nothing to gain here by telling lies but if you don't believe me forget about it all.
Politics › Re: Gov Okorocha Sponsors 60 Imo Students To The US by desertboom(m): 9:04pm On Oct 31, 2011
@Kobojunkie. . . What evidence do you want? I am not a native of Imo State, so I stand to gain nothing. Students with CGPA of over 3.0 - 4.99 were selected with recommendation from the lecturers, HOD and DEAN OF FACULTY. Most of them are my course mate and I can authoritatively tell you that their academic performance are very encouraging. However, if you're not satisfied with my assertions above you can take a trip down to the University to see further prove. I can take you to my HOD and most of the beneficiaries to prove my point. @micawber. . . Please, can I understand your point of view? Are you implying that I'm telling lies? Can you explain more?
Politics › Re: Gov Okorocha Sponsors 60 Imo Students To The US by desertboom(m): 8:59pm On Oct 31, 2011
@Kobojunkie. . . What evidence do you want? I am not a native of Imo State, so I stand to gain nothing. Students with CGPA of over 3.0 - 4.99 were selected with recommendation from the lecturers, HOD and DEAN OF FACULTY. Most of them are my course mate and I can authoritatively tell you that their academic performance are very encouraging. However, if you're not satisfied with my assertions above you can take a trip down to the University to see further prove. I can take you to my HOD and most of the beneficiaries to prove my point. @micawber. . . Please, can I understand your point of view? Are you implying that I'm telling lies? Can you explain more?
Politics › Re: Gov Okorocha Sponsors 60 Imo Students To The US by desertboom(m): 8:15pm On Oct 31, 2011
@boneruns. . . The process was genuine and transparent, there was no nepotism or any form of favoritism during the selection process. I am a student of the state university, most of the beneficiaries are my course mates and they're doing very well academically. I am not a native of Imo State, the program may not be the best for now but I believe the Governor is trying to encourage hardwork, academic performance and most of all investing in humans by making the poor meaningful in the society. I'm trying to let boneruns and many others know that the process was clean, despite it being capital intensive for the state at this moment.
Health › Re: Why Do You Smoke? by desertboom(m): 7:16am On Oct 29, 2011
This question is not a bad one. What I see every where is guilty conscience, people can't give better reason because no reason is good enough rather they pick offense because there is no better way to explain. I've never met a single soul that can give me good reason, the only answer I often get is; because of stress, I want to get high, it inspire me think better, it makes me feel good, the list goes on. All this are silly reasons to me. Smokers stop taking it judgemental, give us your reasons, why won't you be proud of what you like doing? Why won't you give us your reasons? Why pick offense?
Christianity Etc › Re: What You Sow Is What You Reap by desertboom(op): 9:14am On Oct 28, 2011
@mabell. . . Yes, I agree with you that the remedy to sin is to run to Jesus Christ. However, I also belive that God's mercy upon our life is real, just as His righteousness works and also Justification. God's mercy, righteousness and justification are interwoven no one is greater than other. So, if one sin or murder there should be a price to pay which means Justice must prevail thereby "what you sow is what you reap" come to play. Thus, one cannot inflict pains, suffering and sorrows to his fellow human and wants to go for free. One cannot do bad and evil yet wants peace of mind and progress at the end of the day. 'What you sow is what you reap' is real, just as one poster said that God will give enduring grace to go through the hard times that will befall.

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