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dblackninja:
Like seriously you want to pursue this path?
By the way, where did you crop out that half baked information?
And what is "countable" doing there?
Your next reply will indicate whether I will give you 6 strokes and then educate you, that's how I do back then.

dblackninja:
Aah aah! Why sir? I bear no acrimony against you my good sir. This is just about our Nigerian university educational system being a waste of time or not. Open your company & I will surely patronize you if am close by

Until you become innovative, I can't rate you above a road side mechanic. You might be educated, but he has the experience and can source for solution with his critical thinking when a dire problem arises unlike you that will be consulting a textbook.

We have Toyota Manual we consult. We only consult toyota manual when we have complex problems. We deal on latest cars with modern technology.

I have the experience than a roadside mechanic young man. Read my early posts, I have been with them and worked with the roadside mechanics before I rose to this level. For now, with my voluminous experience, they can't dare me because I have the knowledge, experience, theory and I am educated too.

I do diagnose cars for some of them and they pay me well. They can't interpret "fault codes".



Oh good. Just that I was shocked that you, a mechanical engineer working with a car company is also working with a garri factory

dblackninja:
Like seriously?? Oh my I would have given you 6 strokes of cain for the goof you made by labelling it wrong. My kind sir, machineries is sooo correct as a word. Engineering students have suffered so much in the hands of people on their use of English. Don't add to it biko
English
Etymology
From French machinerie (“machinery”), from
machine (“machine”); see machine.
Pronunciation
enPR : mə-shē'nə-rē, IPA ( key) : /məˈʃiːnəɹi/
Rhymes: -iːnəɹi
Audio (US) ( file )
Noun
machinery ( countable and uncountable, plural
machinery )
1. The machines constituting a production apparatus, in a plant etc., collectively.
2. The working parts of a machine as a group.
3. The collective parts of something which allow it to function.
4. ( figuratively) The literary devices used in a work, notably for dramatic effect.

I repeat, there is nothing like machineries young man.

I stand to be corrected here. So you think all Engineers do know English. Sorry, you have meant the wrong one


There's a reason I used [ ] when I mentioned the cassava milling factory. I didn't mean you work there, just insinuating to drive a point but seems am right
Now look at the bolded, what are you saying? You don't work there but you are working there You are going & coming?? Anyway I gat your gist


You just succeeded in telling us that you're a sales man...smh And I thought that you're creating & designing screws.

abouzaid you see the benefits this engineer got from his 5 yrs in the university?

dblackninja:
I see no real difference btw you & a road side mechanic, but I bet you that a road side mechanic will be far more experienced than you in the mechanic work you're rendering
The only difference I see is that while the road side mechanic be the owner of his company , you're working for someone. & I don't think the pay is good else you won't be a "Jack of all trade".

dblackninja:
I see no real difference btw you & a road side mechanic, but I bet you that a road side mechanic will be far more experienced than you in the mechanic work you're rendering
The only difference I see is that while the road side mechanic may be the owner of his company , you're working for someone. & I don't think the pay is good hence you won't be a "Jack of all trade".

dblackninja:
Like seriously?? Oh my I would have given you 6 strokes of cain for the goof you made by labelling it wrong. My kind sir, machineries is sooo correct as a word. Engineering students have suffered so much in the hands of people on their use of English. Don't add to it biko




There's a reason I used [ ] when I mentioned the cassava milling factory. I didn't mean you work there, just insinuating to drive a point but seems am right
Now look at the bolded, what are you saying? You don't work there but you are working there You are going & coming?? Anyway I gat your gist


You just succeeded in telling us that you're a sales man...smh And I thought that you're creating & designing screws.

abouzaid you see the benefits this engineer got from his 5 yrs in the university?

abouzaid:
i meant brand new but older models like from 2012 models downward, double cabin, thanks in advance.

abouzaid:
please what is the price for a Toyota hilux,i don't mind buying an older model as long as it's brand new.

dblackninja:
You don't get it do you? Tell us what Nigeria mech engrs have created or designed. What exactly? And don't tell me about tightening nuts & bolts in faulty machineries [of the cassava milling factory you're working for ]

dblackninja:
To tell you the truth, Nigerian system of education in the university level is just crappy and won't add any skill for you. It's just a total waste of time unless you are innovative & can think outside the box.

Call an electrical engineering graduate to do some simple alternating wiring and he will burn down your house but call a simple electrician for the job & he will do a neat work.

U mentioned that mech engrs create design & optimize...well I am yet to see a made in Nigeria car, unless am living in pluto, nothing tangible have come from our mech engineers.

Or shall I talk of the botanists that doesn't even know the name of species of plant from just one genus.

What of our electronic engrs, the road side phone and computer repairs are far better than them. They only know how to carry files up and down.

Seriously do you want me to go on? The only thing you know is: where is 201, 302, 411 lectures holding? & you will run like a goat on heat to grab the front seat & at least get D in the course

Nigeria university education system is just wack...graduate and follow others in file carrying.

GAZZUZZ:
you and kazeem are 1. Happy married life

honmusa:
somebody like you can never grow intellectually if you refuse to learn from others.
Do u need to write a book before u can be of accused of plagiarism ? If you copy and paste another person wiriteup in whatever version ,electronically or print wise ,courtesy demand you acknowledge the author and move on simple.

GAZZUZZ:
academically a kazeem

greenpasture:
Budgeting is a process of compiling data from multiple sources and verifying the data. You don't need an economist to do this. Anyone who thinks like the house does simply hasn't had a good education. Why appoint Obama a lawyer over a complex economy like the US?

The objective of education is allowing you to have a logical thought process. Budgeting or even running a country does not require function specific skill sets. These guys have people to do function specific tasks.

Don't limit yourself.

Even if you have a degree in English you can run IBM Budgeting and by the way anyone who sits on as many corporate boards as Udoma does, can read a corporate balance sheet. A national balance sheet simply has more zeros. Process is the same.

The only reason the house is beefing him is because he was formerly in the PDP. When they passed him as fit to be a minister, were they drunk?

elite:
The dumbest question in the history of car talk section on nairaland

Lacomb:
Sir, all you needed to do was acknowldge the main author or by posting a link from where it was lifted, it is someone else's intellectual property. No doubt you know much about it, but that doesn't make you the author of the piece you posted.

GAZZUZZ:
so does kazeem

GAZZUZZ:
in future acknowledge the author when you make a post. This thread might be taken down for plagiarism.

GAZZUZZ:
did you write it your self sir?