See im eye

Johnnyessence:
lol you dig deep here. well cow business is pretty cool and good, but Nigeria cow business owner has make it more unbearable to those that doesn't rear them. so pathetic.

The real cow business here is oil.
Can all the cow owned in that girl's lineage fund that wedding?

A great man.

Proceeds of 'cow' business is good oh . . .

Daviddson:
No country who's SERIOUSLY into METAL business can ever be poor. The metal industry, especially the steel one, was one of the world's largest makers of billionaires before the advent of the ICT era. The US became rich today partly owing to the wealth gotten from steel (and private citizens such as the likes of Andrew Carnegie, J. Pierpont Morgan and of course car makers Henry Ford were even the ones in charge). Same with Russia, UK, Japan, Australia. Etc.

Steel industry isn't a direct wealth creating industry. It helps other industries have a foundation as they use steel heavily.

Why speed up the script? It took years for chibok to get to this stage.

Yankee101:
Great for developing Only she into the next Taiwan.

When Taiwan started everyone laughed at their substandard products, we used to call anything fake 'Taiwan. But today...it's another story.

Go Igbo! You are our hope for industrial revolution. From the ashes of war to the cusp of innovation. Just do me one favour...increase integrity among the polity because no one will bring in big funds if none. Let the Igbo be better know for honesty and not shady business.

And you can thrive in a restructured Nigeria. Not secession.
1. You need the market (ask China/US/India about internal market strenght)

2. You're invested across Nigeria

3. You're technically land locked because Niger Delta will have it's own country if we should break up

4. Too many intermarriage

But primarily for the market and raw materials access.

Stop convulsing.

The APC is now in power and I thank God the northerners are now getting the education they refused to get the hard way. Imagine these kidnappings where done by southerners in the south.

Lipscomb:
wasting of money how many visitor visit anabram and how many company were build there.

What happens when kidnappers overrun the place?

Nigerian governors and stupid airport projects are like 5 & 6. They import their big man mentality into politics and start acting like beer parlour rivals. I wonder what they want to import with plane that they haven't been importing with ship or what happens when nations blacklist that airport because of too many drug dealing.
Aregbe too is in Osun planning his own N69Bn airport.

No fx

pcguru1:


Very very because you can only execute a stored procedure by it's name you can't just run a DELETE statement, you get. I will research more on it, have you ever used Symfony it's the Spring for PHP lol

I only wrote few wordpress for loops in PHP when I was learning out to theme wordpress site. The only thing that will make me really consider PHP is the lower hosting cost or the alleged low memory footprint it uses, but i am fast realizing java is even more efficient in certain aspect like user connection objects when properly optimized.

pcguru1:


lol all these nodejs hipsters , they are part of the people frustrating developers esp with the insane node_modules dependencies. I have totally removed NodeJs from my CV, waste of my time. Guy let's do our own thing, the rest will join us, by the way a company is looking for developers interested ?

@bold, Thanks but not now oh. Wish i was free.

pcguru1:


More information

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5346601/stored-procedures-and-orms

But in PHP World i use ORM though alot

The main thing about SP is that it is fast but vendor-specific, to bridge that gap in ORM, there is the option of caching that brings ORM performance to par with SP. I heard SPs are secure also.

pcguru1:


Really i think to make ourselves more valuable to companies we should write more Spring articles and have more Spring discussion here, i work in a fintech and guys the futures to mold is up to us, we can't stay in PHP world for long. I don't mind starting but am no expert.

that was part of my plan for this thread but nigerians have a way of letting crowd mentality get the best of them and that nodejs dude did just that.

pcguru1:


Sorry about that, NL Programming section is predominantly PHP, sorry about the Hibernate use, i've never been a fan of ORM we use Stored procedure mostly

Can stored procedure create db objects(tables) from jpa annotated java classes?

ORMs can do that. It is the best thing about prototyping with spring.

damzy88:
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.

managable

deji17:
Where do one begins to explain these things to you as you got it all wrong. If local rice is more expensive, that is a pointer to serious citizens of the economic opportunty in local rice production. Please spend time researching issues rather than using it to express your sentiments and bias. No serious Govt will open their eyes and allow its country become a dumping ground for all manner of foreign goods that can be produced locally and its citizens are highly unemployed. This is not a sentimental issue but a common sensical one.

Never knew u were a dull economist like this . . .
The sensible option is competition. You can't offer inferior product at higher price and say it provides economic opportunity in local rice production.
It also brings leakages via smuggling. The best option is an open playing field for rice farmers to match global standard. You can't sacrifice the output of rice farmers for inefficient herdsmen and say farmer should sell at high prices.

See im cheeks

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.

Big Brother is ya bobo for now.

How true?

Buhari has further mismanaged this country. Election. Security. Food. Economy. Health. Education.
It is hard to point to any that improved.

Good.

Let him go tell the court that Oyedepo steals from the govt and his congregation as haters like to opine.

I hope you go after gun-weilding cattle merchants who default tax and not just office men on N40,000/mth

For every 1 keke driving uniport grad there are two g-bois. If this is what the FG subsidizes the Federal Uni with hundreds of thousand per student for yearly then there is fire on the mountain.
No matter how bad the result, a private uni grad who can't get a job won't go that way because he will be wasting his parents fund and not taxpayers.

BrainnewsNg:


NO

Should be spiritual.

It should be spiritual but they are taking it to the physical. It's like fire and smoke. When your house is on fire, the fire causes the smoke which kills more often but the logical thing is to tackle the fire.

The physical warfare?

DeSepiero:


You think Satan lied because he told eve she'll be like god?

God said in Genesis 2 vs 17 but you must not eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, for when you eat from it you will certainly die.”

Satan said in Genesis 3 vs 4 “You will not certainly die,” the serpent said to the woman. “For God knows that when you eat from it your eyes will be opened, and you will be like God, knowing good and evil.”

Genesis 3 vs 22 And the LORD God said, Behold, the man is become as one of us, to know good and evil: and now, lest he put forth his hand, and take also of the tree of life, and eat, and live for ever:


Point the lies!!

Satan was truly a liar in that scenario because God wasn't talking about total physical death.
Death in the bible are clearly of multiple types. The physical death and the spiritual death were recorded.
In Genesis 20:1-18 when Abimelech experienced death in verse 7, he was still breathing. It was in verses 17,18 that he lived again. Here we see a graphic form of spiritual death.
Satan lied because adam and eve lost some God-like ability and gained others. In the end they became more unlike God than the became like God.

What is hyperloop again?

You get luck. . .