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scottyoloye:You are moving to an entirely new field. I think you need to run a PGD first, then proceed to MBA. But some schools will consider you if you have a specific number of years of experience before they can admit you to MBA with your B.Sc in chemistry |
Download "safe surfer". I don't think its on playstore, just Google it and put a very long password that you can't remember after installation. Another thing is: determination and self-control. Each time you feel like watching it, just start listing all the negative effects it has had on you and the future effect too. It will help you. |
COPR2020:OK Its possible. Mine is PGD Let's patiently wait for them to release all. |
I'm only seeing my first semester results. No second semester results. What's the problem? |
He just jumped a political trap that would have led to his political irrelevance and oblivion. There was no way he would have won judging from the current margin and the possible turnout of registered voters in his Essien Udim LGA. Good decision. Let him continue with the NDDC reform and bring to light those that have turned the commission to ATM, though he's not a saint. I prefer him in the commission to the senate. |
Too many questions begging for answers. |
The father of the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, is dead. Israel Okwu Kanu’s death was announced by the spokesman of the group, Emma Powerful, in a statement on Friday. The elder Kanu was until his death the traditional ruler of Afaraukwu Community in Umuahia Abia State. Mr Powerful in the statement blamed the death on ”the trauma he suffered during the invasion of his palace by Nigerian soldiers on September 14, 2017.” Since that invasion, the IPOB leader’s parents’ whereabouts remained unknown until Mr Kanu announced the passing of his mother, Sally, in a German hospital in August. The statement also attributed the traditional ruler’s death ”to the shock he suffered as a result of the wife’s death”. The statement said, “we are left in no doubt the military attack on Isiama Afaraukwu and the Kanu family by the armed forces of the Federal Government of Nigeria is the principal cause of death of our leader’s parents. “We confidently state, without fear of contradiction, that our leader Mazi Nnamdi Kanu has also sacrificed his parents in pursuit of freedom for the people of Biafra. There is no greater act of devotion to a noble cause than this.” The group said, ”the passing of our leader’s parents will infuse us with a greater sense of determination because only by accomplishing the liberation of Biafra will we truly mourn them.” IPOB is a secessionist group in the South-east of Nigeria that is fighting for an independent state of Biafra for the predominantly Igbo populated five states in the region. The group, in the wake of the invasion, was proscribed and declared a terrorist group by the Federal Government. Mr Kanu has remained in exile in Europe after the invasion. He was charged with treason by the Federal Government and was on bail when the army invasion took place. He recently released a statement condemning an attack on the home of one of his lawyers, in which five persons, including two policemen, were killed. Source: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/ssouth-east/366937-ipob-nnamdi-kanus-father-is-dead.html
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Abuja – President Goodluck Jonathan has said that Nigerians will appreciate the good works he has done for the country after he has left office. Speaking, Tuesday, when he received a delegation from Bayelsa State who paid him a visit as part of the Christmas celebration, President Jonathan said he will continue to do his best in order to meet the expectations of not only Nigerians but especially the people of Bayelsa State. According to President Jonathan, the seat of the president of the country belongs to Nigerians and only them can decide who occupies the seat at any point in time. “The new year is full of challenges. Everywhere will be hot from the 2nd of January. I am here by the grace of God and the will of Nigerians. If I don’t do well the shame will be on you. I will do my best. I don’t expect praises now. It’s when you leave that people will begin to compare you with others. I will do my best to address all the challenges we are having. I will do my best so that when I leave, people will compare what I have done and what others before me did. The seat belongs to the country and it is only the country that can decide who occupies it” he said. President Jonathan enjoin the people of Bayelsa state to pray for the country adding that he will continue to do his best for the country. In his remarks, the governor of Bayelsa state, Seriake Dickson said the delegation was in the state house to show solidarity with the president and express appreciation to Nigerians for supporting President Jonathan thus far. “We are here to show solidarity and to let everybody know that your people in Bayelsa are with you. It is in the spirit of Christmas that we are here on behalf of the people of Bayelsa to wish you, your government and family compliments of the season and a very happy, prosperous and victorious 2015. “We bring you prayers and strong message of solidarity. We are here to thank Nigerians for their support for your government” he said. Source: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/12/nigerians-will-appreciate-leave-office-jonathan/ |
I have said it before, I will echo it again... OUJ is a victim of 2023 politics. If it has no political undertone, why did FG withdraw Danjuma Goja and Sylva's cases. Why did they drop their corruption cases. |
GreenArrow1:Bro, you don't know this case better than I do. Let's pin it here while he appeals. Thanks |
Angelfrost:All Nigerian politicians are corrupt, I mean ALL. Mention any that's not a crook. All of them should be sent behind the bars. I smell 2023 politics |
Orji is simply the "first" victim of 2023 politics... Let's watch as things unfold. |
You're scared your friend will probably know some of your dirty pasts through him.... This is your major fear. |
This is hate speech |
Laurakobe:Please, how did you apply? |
royalads:Which body gives certification in PMP? I got one during my service year from British Project Management Academy. Don't know if it is recognized as I'm yet to get any opportunity with it and in dire need of experience. |
ehnkay:Good evening ma. Please, can I send my CV? Thanks. |
A bundle of firewood with stockfish and a native judge to rap it. When did we start using native judge(wrapper) to tie firewood? Where has rope gone to? After this extortion, when you visit you aspect to be served a meal? |
udemzyudex:The question should rather be, how many workers have these industries employed? |
Cannonleo:Most of the good roads in UYO were built by Akapbio. He really tried for the state. Akwa ibomites won't forget his laudable achievements in a hurry. All I hear on radio these days are "we have built 18 industries" (Audio industries) You have 18 industries and there's still mass unemployment in the state. Nigerian politicians are pathological liars. |
wilsonchilboy:Its now a crime to study abroad? Na wa oo Some foreign students, if not most, are not better than 9ja graduates... Depending on the 9ja school though. Our education system is poor but graduates over here have always performed well when on further studies abroad. Why get intimidated because someone studied abroad? |
deewhydoski:Ok Thanks for the response |
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