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Hello people, is it possible to get PPR with just BSc? I'm just curious

Rescued him from one imaginary friend to another

Interesting

I'm a handsome looking guy, graduate, working and comfortable. I'm 27.
Looking for a calm, intelligent, peace-loving and beautiful lady for a serious relationship.
If she isn't working, she must be industrious and enterprising.
She can be of any complexion, race, tribe or religion.
Age is just a number so long as you still look relatively young and vivacious.

You can pm. I will take it up from there

GloriaNinja:
RESTAURANT BUSINESS FOR SURE

My mum is not all that young. I'm thinking if she will be able to cope, considering her age and lack of prior experience in such venture

Please I need advice

Anyone writing in port Harcourt? I need help with accommodation

Pm me if interested

Mujaheeeden:
2dugged, i like and respect you so much because the way you handle things here but you are taking those stupid atheist lightly because they will bring you down to their level of stupidity and beat you to it.



Stay away from them

Good advice! But she will not heed to it until they bombard her with more facts that will expose her stupity cos it is evident she is clutching at straws already.

2dugged:
so I can be right to say atheism is a religion that believes in the non existence of God, simple, enough of all this back and forth

Yes, provided i am right to say religion is atheism that believes in the existence of god.

Come, must you say rubbish just to win argument?

boddy4real:
olabodejoseph@gmail

solutionx247:
xfactortech247@gmail.com

Thanks for your interest. Check your email

Hello Nairalanders,
This post is for those passionate about electronic circuit designs. I mean the electronic hobbyist, engineers and inventors.

As we all know, electronics is the most versatile and fastest growing technology in the world but our country is nowhere to be found when it comes to electrical/electronics technology.

I was indeed glad the way we embraced software technology and the number of software technologist /developers in the country is quite impressive but what is happening to hardware designs which has always been there before software development became rampant? Why are our engineers leaving hardware for software?

Is it a thing of mindset!
Is learning of hardware more tedious?
Is it more expensive?
Is it a feat for the whites alone?
I dont thinks so!

In the advance countries, you see lots of electronics design clubs, learning centres, startups, etc.
But we almost have none here! Why is our focus more on software which cannot exist without hardware?

I was a software developer for 10years until 2015 i decided to follow the path less travelled

Today i have created an electronics learning community to pioneer the technology of electronics in Nigeria.

We'll share ideas,
Build projects,
Host competitions,
etc

I'm not an expert but i hope to meet experts through this medium
It's a matter of time, we'll get there.

Please post your email for invitation or pm me if you share same dream and ready to travel this path together.