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Career › Re: Would The University You Attend Determine Job Opportunities? by desertboom(m): 2:12pm On Oct 27, 2011
Oh. . . Good to know. Same here too
Career › Re: Would The University You Attend Determine Job Opportunities? by desertboom(m): 1:25pm On Oct 27, 2011
Yes. . . The former, is the answer
Career › Re: Would The University You Attend Determine Job Opportunities? by desertboom(m): 11:44am On Oct 27, 2011
@bravedude. . . Thanks for the complement. It will be nice and also a privillege to show you around the city of Port-Harcourt upon your arrival. You're welcome bro. @chamber. I really do like your latest rejoinder, it connotes intelligence, and very insightful. I am exceedingly glad to see my fellow Imo star (Aluta Continua) doing very greatly and representing in a good lamp-light despite all odds. Before I end. Please, permit me to acknowledge and commend your writting prowess. Peace
Career › Re: Would The University You Attend Determine Job Opportunities? by desertboom(m): 8:06pm On Oct 26, 2011
Nobody is talking about honesty here. We're talking about your wrong assumption and quick generalization of a Uni-lag 2:1 being much better than ABSU First class, chamber and I wants you and a good number of Nigerians with the same notion and wrong assumption or faulty generalization to see things the right way thus, be corrected. We don't want you to carry such primitive idea about here or liter this section with backward mentality comment/post with no prove to back-up your point of view. However, nobody is here to be-little or witch-hunt anybody but to learn and take correction when necessary.
Career › Re: Would The University You Attend Determine Job Opportunities? by desertboom(m): 1:55pm On Oct 26, 2011
Fine bro. . . I guess It's all good for you too.
Career › Re: Would The University You Attend Determine Job Opportunities? by desertboom(m): 1:25pm On Oct 26, 2011
@chamber2. . . Please, lets leave this little kid alone. He doesn't understand much, he's too fragile for you. @IITA Ib. I like your story and I also share your idea.
Career › Re: Would The University You Attend Determine Job Opportunities? by desertboom(m): 1:02pm On Oct 26, 2011
@bravedude. . . Hahaha. . . I laugh you because you didn't sound any  different from a motor park-tout. You just tagged chamber and I arrogance, fool and all sort of names just to remain relevant in this thread. The character you've exhibited above is a classical case of the "pot calling the kettle black". Next time don't blow your trumpet of Uni-lag 2:1 being better than 1:1 or First class of ABSU when almost all Nigeria institutions suffer the same situation highlighted by chamber2 day-in-day-out.
Career › Re: Would The University You Attend Determine Job Opportunities? by desertboom(m): 9:01am On Oct 26, 2011
Chamber2. . . That's how some fellow here operate. Always believing that they're much better than others because of their crappy certificate and school. In no distance time, some people will come on here to paint a different situation all together. Lets watch out
Career › Re: Would The University You Attend Determine Job Opportunities? by desertboom(m): 8:23am On Oct 26, 2011
Arrant nonsense. . . bias, prejudice and quick generalization that has held Nigera backward over the years. How can a sane fellow come on here to make such submission that a second class upper from Uni-Lag is much better than a First class of ABSU. Where did you get your statistics? Please, go and tell the cows in the bush for we're no fools here
Career › Re: Would The University You Attend Determine Job Opportunities? by desertboom(m): 6:11pm On Oct 25, 2011
I always thought that Federal Universities are above both state and private universities when it comes to recruitment exercise. Perhaps, I may be wrong but I stand to be corrected because I am presently studying in one of the state universities, maybe It's all about grade this days
Christianity Etc › What You Sow Is What You Reap by desertboom(op): 12:00am On Oct 25, 2011
Hi people. . . Please, read carefully because I'm using a mobile. A good friend and I have been having this endless arguement about "what you sow is what you reap" since yesterday. My friend believes that no matter the weight of your sin that once you come to Christ you're made a brand new, all sins has passed away, you become new and start a new life through Jesus Christ. I also ask him; what about if the fellow have stolen and murder severally? He said, yes but only if that person confesses and come to Jesus Christ that he/she will never reap any bad deed. I disagree totally with this line of thought, I strongly believe that what a man sow that also will he reap even if he run to Jesus or God the natural law must stand out. Please, fellow Christians and good people, I'm I wrong or right? Is it my good friend that is right or wrong? What is your opinion? Thanks for reading.
Family › Re: Who Wants To Be A Housewife? by desertboom(m): 11:11pm On Oct 18, 2011
@jenifa. . . Why are you so obsess with riches? Are you a rich girl? Almost all your thread/comment on this forum is about how to marry a rich guy and why being with a poor guy is not beneficial. You sing it like song everyday, you see it in your dreams everyday, you discuss it every minute of the day, you live with this thought day in day out. I can show you several thread where you often discuss about this. Are you a gold-digger or a potential one? Because the way you go about it gives me so much concern. Please, change this your idea if you want to progress enough said!
Education › Engineering Or Physics Which Is More Difficult by desertboom(op): 7:27am On Oct 18, 2011
Many a friend of mine often argue that Engineering is a professional course and is all in all but physicist always correct the impression that without physics, there would have been nothing like Engineering. Good people, between Engineering and Physics which one is more difficult to study?
Health › Re: Is There A Cure For Excessive Sweating? by desertboom(m): 10:17am On Oct 14, 2011
I'm happy to come across this thread. My close friend is also experiencing the same problem. He has gone for test but the doctor said he's fine with no problem, It's very embarrassing the way he sweat even on his palm and toe. I've told him that his skin is very soft, maybe that's the reason but he's still very troubled and worried. Any useful help for him will be appreciated
Travel › Re: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by desertboom(m): 8:49am On Oct 14, 2011
Wow. . . This thread has really degenerate from bad to worst leaving people from the same ethnic group to battle words with themselves. I'm off. . . I hate tribalism.
Travel › Re: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by desertboom(m): 2:22am On Oct 13, 2011
@iiyykk. . . It's either you didn't follow this thread from the begining or you're talking out of emotions for your voice to heard. Where did I say I hate Owerri? What do you quantify hate to be in your understanding? Is it a crime to disagree? Some Imo people and residents here have totally point out misleading fact about this photos yet you want to push it to the throat of everyone to agree with you. Most sentimental people like you here can do anything under the sun just to pass filthy message to prove a point. You didn't make meaning to me try again
Travel › Re: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by desertboom(m): 8:29pm On Oct 12, 2011
@chamber. . . I though you're smart but you've just displayed motor park life style here with your arrogance and know-it-all attitude. Life is about choice therefore I can choose any place that is suitable for me. You claim to be doing post graduate studies aboard; are there no better school in Nigeria to do such program? Get off your high horse and reason.
Travel › Re: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by desertboom(m): 7:34pm On Oct 12, 2011
"Nothing can ever bring me back to this state after my first degree" Yes. . . I said so because there is no economic activity to sustain me.
Travel › Re: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by desertboom(m): 5:38pm On Oct 12, 2011
@chamber and all. . . I've never term IMO STATE primitive, neither did I rubbish nor bad-mouth It's existence from the onset. If you disagree quote me where I did so, It has always been in me to study out of my state to enable me learn new culture, people and environment. I am particularly grateful to the University, Imo people and the residents for peaceful co-habitation in all this years, I see IMO problem as my problem or that of my state and that is why I commented vehemently because I want change in Infrastructural development, culture and individuality, upon saying this I can never compromise, either misleading information or praising mediocrity. I must always stand out distinctively to correct devoid of bias, prejudice and self-inclination. However, I wish IMO good and progress because It's success is of Nigeria and Nigeria success is for the betterment of all concern. I've nothing against IMO STATE, I have nothing against any tribe, I wish all well, peace and progress. May God bless everyone, God bless IMO STATE and Nigeria.
Travel › Re: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by desertboom(m): 3:14pm On Oct 12, 2011
@onye_ngbu. . . It's either you didn't read this thread very well or you lack comprehension. Why are you afraid of the truth? The poster said all the above photos is the real situation of Owerri currently. I said; the green and clean photo are very old, the fly-over photo is over 2years old yet the project is not fully completed. Can you point out where I lied? I can't lie because I've got nothing to benefit.
Travel › Re: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by desertboom(m): 2:47pm On Oct 12, 2011
@chamber2. . . I am neither making conjectures nor telling lies. People and people of your state have repeatedly told you here times without number that your photo does not paint the true colour of Owerri. Those very clean and green photos are old pictures that has been in existence for over 2years for example; the photo of the fly-over is very old, the project has been ongoing for a year now without completion yet you called such photo current. Please, we are not fools here
Travel › Re: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by desertboom(m): 12:55pm On Oct 12, 2011
Good to see that even the native of the state are begining to see things the right way, they don't want fake and deceitful photos rather practical and real completed developmental project photos . Many of those photos are lies, fake, political and very deceitful. I'm not here to talk tough but to point out misleading  information. Some of the photo are real while some are political and campaign photo used by Ohakim and co to deceive innocent people. You may have done it innocently with a pure and sincere heart to project your state but we know the truth enough said! @BiafraFirstSon. I won't tell you my state to avoid tribalism, I don't involve in tribal abuses.
Travel › Re: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by desertboom(m): 10:52am On Oct 12, 2011
@chamber. . . I don't care to know where you think I come from. I am a student of the Imo  Student University, I've lived here for 4years now going to 5years, I know this city very well. You can't just take few photo of a particular place where the rich and mighty occupy to show us It's developmental projects, we want more and good development in IMO STATE and NIGERIA at large, people should stop praising mediocrity. Let truth be told for once
Travel › Re: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by desertboom(m): 10:03am On Oct 12, 2011
@chamber. Hahaha. . . I laugh you with your blah blah blah, my state this, my state that. A good number of your people from your state are also enjoying prosperity of life and good education in my state too, many have not even been to their home town before because of good life offered to them, my state has offered your people with scholarship, security, education and many poverty alleviation programs. You thought I'll tell you my state of origin so that you'll quickly engage me in tribal talk. For your information, I'm not a tribalist and I'm not against progress too. My point is for people to know the reality on ground not just some fancy cheap billboard photo. It's very funny that you've labelled me with all manner of names and tag me evil, and enemy of progress just to prove your point and project yourself higher. We're talking about your fake advert and photo of Owerri so stick to it. If you don't like it I'll tell again that many of this your photo are political photos enough said!
Travel › Re: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by desertboom(m): 8:05am On Oct 12, 2011
I said; Remove the the fly-over photo, there is no such completed project here in Owerri. We don't need to see painted picture of how it will be, people want to see real things. Many of those very clean and green photos are political and deceitful, Hate me for saying the truth for all I don't care. People should stop acting out of emotions and sentiment here, say the truth and say it the way it is
Travel › Re: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by desertboom(m): 6:59am On Oct 12, 2011
People hate truth, If you tell them the truth they'll hate you. I've said it, if you'll don't like it deal with it. You can't come here with fake and deceitful photos and expect me to buy into it. Say the truth the way it is, maybe some of you are politicians or you benefit from it, maybe some of you are clown bigot that talk out of sentiment just because you're from there. It's shame that Nigeria will never stop celebrating mediocrity
Travel › Re: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by desertboom(m): 12:20am On Oct 12, 2011
@Lord Naya. . . I am not against progress, My prayers is for every Nigeria state to grow and prosper but what I hate is lies and deceit. Why must one faceless fellow come online to post fake photo? Why must you deceive people here? The project is ongoing, when It's completed you can take several shots to show the world not a prototype. People need to see real and practical things not a billboard on how it will look like. Picture is different from realit, enough said! There are also good sides of Owerri but that will be for another day, let's talk of the one at hand. What makes you think I'm from the north? Is it because of my username? Oh. . . Wake up. @chamber. Before 10months I'll be off so that you can enjoy your state but don't tell cheap lies anymore here again
Travel › Re: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by desertboom(m): 11:25pm On Oct 11, 2011
@chamber. You are the one being ignorant and deluded here. Didn't you read where I said construction is ongoing? 'prototype' why didn't you tell us from the start? Why must you feed us fake and deceitful information? You knew It's a prototype yet you flaunt it as if It's a completed project.
Travel › Re: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by desertboom(m): 10:50pm On Oct 11, 2011
My internet connection is very poor, I didn't see some of the comments above my post that's why It's like that and If you're observant you'll see that my post is repeated because of poor internet service. Where did you get the fly-over photo from? So you're aware that the fly-over photo is fake and you went ahead to post it here for us to believe your cheap lie. Don't you think it makes you a liar? You've to apologise to us all for flaunting fake and deceitful photo.
Travel › Re: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by desertboom(m): 10:47pm On Oct 11, 2011
My internet connection is very poor, I didn't see some of the comments above my post that's why It's like that and If you're observant you'll see that my post is repeated because of poor internet service. Where did you get the fly-over photo from? So you're aware that the fly-over photo is fake and you went ahead to post it here for us to believe your cheap lie. Don't you think it makes you a liar? You've to apologise to us all for flaunting fake and deceitful photo.
Travel › Re: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by desertboom(m): 10:09pm On Oct 11, 2011
@chamber2. . . I'm not here for tribal war, I'm too enlighten to engage in tribal gymnastic with you. Yes. . . Those very clean and green photos were fabricated by Ohakim to deceive people, you may have seen it online and decided to post it here, for example; you posted a photo of a fully completed bridge/fly-over here for us to see how Owerri is developing. Sir. . . There is no such fly-over yet here in Owerri, construction is ongoing in Orji and Amakohia by some incompetent philipines that scatter and build everyday. Can you tell me where there is such fly-over you posted here in Owerri? I'll like to visit and see for myself. Those photos are deceit, lies, fake and political. I'm not a visitor here, I'm living and studying here.
Travel › Re: Owerri, Imo State In Pictures by desertboom(m): 10:07pm On Oct 11, 2011
@chamber2. . . I'm not here for tribal war, I'm too enlighten to engage in tribal gymnastic with you. Yes. . . Those very clean and green photos were fabricated by Ohakim to deceive people, you may have seen it online and decided to post it here, for example; you posted a photo of a fully completed bridge/fly-over here for us to see how Owerri is developing. Sir. . . There is no such fly-over yet here in Owerri, construction is ongoing in Orji and Amakohia by some incompetent philipines that scatter and build everyday. Can you tell me where there is such fly-over you posted here in Owerri? I'll like to visit and see for myself. Those photos are deceit, lies, fake and political. I'm not a visitor here, I'm living and studying here.

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