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Oga rest ......na una still dey collect 5k dey vote for APC na una still dey complain....

Until I used Lebara...MTN na cheaters....

Uchetechs:
Turn of private dns from phone settings.

It's always off.

Tiktok, Facebook dey open but I can't access website via browsers..

Uchetechs:
• Open the Settings app.
• Tap Connections or Network & internet.
• Select Mobile Networks.
• Toggle Data Roaming to On (confirm any prompts about extra fees)

It's not opening web pages...I can I see your APN settings?

Uchetechs:
Note: Turn on Data Roaming!

Can you show a screenshot on how to turn it on..... device differs

Summary

1. Rapid Growth
Starlink has quickly closed the gap with traditional Nigerian ISPs like Spectranet, reaching nearly 98,642 subscribers.


2. Infrastructure Disruption
While Spectranet relies on roughly 640 physical points of presence, Starlink achieves broad coverage using just one ground station, changing the economics of last-mile internet delivery.


3. Ideal for Remote Areas
Satellite internet bypasses the need for expensive physical cables, making it particularly useful for remote locations, industrial sites, and businesses requiring reliable connectivity.


4. Regulation Still Applies
Starlink is not exempt from Nigerian regulations. It remains subject to NCC licensing requirements, guidelines and tariff approvals.


5. The Future is Hybrid
Fibre and mobile networks will remain important in urban areas, while the future of Nigerian broadband is likely to involve a combination of fibre, mobile and satellite networks for stronger and more resilient connectivity.

Fabiano3681:
Is people like you that receive 140k as salary and spend 130k for transport ...wiseman...our post says those close by..it was specific

Try and create job yourself so you can pay them x3..until then always jump and pass

You are a wicked employer with Zero conscience.. what can 60k do in this economy not even up to minimum wage?....

orisa37:
COOOOOORECT.

AND BRINK DOWN THE FOLLOWING PRICES AS FOLLOWS:-

FOREX N500 : $1.

CEMENT N500 PER BAG.

PETROL N500 PER LITRE.

THE PUBLIC WILL FUSS DOWN OTHER PRICES IMPROMPTU.

THE ONE IS PRESIDENTIAL ORDER AND THE OTHER BY THE PUBLIC IS AUTHOMATIC DEMOCRACY.

Keep on dreaming long

femi4:
We want both

We are tayad

You are not tired yet

Peanut salary



Will you feed them daily and accommodations?

Sagacity10:
I do not have the financial strength presently to personally take up such project. But am definitely doing my little quota to my alma mat through Alumni Association and payment of Dues. And I'll encourage you too to do the same in your capacity.

Very well

Sagacity10:
This is very commnedable to give back to our society and the school that sharped and built our foundation

When will you do your own?

Users......Stupid thing to do

Thunder ⚡


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Sirchiboy:
I learned a very brutal lesson entering a relationship with a woman

Tell us more....


Konji na bastards

Which one is longjon again?

jedisco:
If going for a masters in nursing make sure it's the programme where you can apply for a nursing licence afterwards and not just an academic masters. The former is not as widely done and quite pricey.

I am looking at Environmental health....I might not have enough funds for this nursing and it's 2 years....

Fire prevention and emergency preparedness should not become a conversation only after lives and properties have been lost. A major commercial facility like SPAR should have robust fire-safety measures, while the government must ensure the fire service has the equipment, personnel and resources needed for rapid response. There must be accountability on all sides.

jedisco:
If going for a masters in nursing make sure it's the programme where you can apply for a nursing licence afterwards and not just an academic masters. The former is not as widely done and quite pricey.

You mentioned Occupational Health earlier. With my background in Environmental Technology, would I be eligible to study an MSc in Occupational Health specifically, rather than only Occupational Health, Safety & Environmental Management?

Mcleo007:
Yes, but you can do your research on it. Here is from AI chat:

Requirements usually include:
A bachelor’s degree (in any field)

GCSE-equivalent Maths & English (Nigerian WAEC is often accepted)

Health checks + DBS

Strong personal statement

Some universities may ask for care experience, but many accept applicants without it.

Outcome:
You graduate as a Registered Nurse (RN)

You enter the NHS at Band 5

You qualify for COS sponsorship immediately after registration

This is why many people recommend it — it’s one of the fastest routes to a stable, sponsored healthcare career[i][/i].

Could you recommend other healthcare-related MSc programmes that are one year in duration?

Mcleo007:
Yes, but you can do your research on it. Here is from AI chat:

Requirements usually include:
A bachelor’s degree (in any field)

GCSE-equivalent Maths & English (Nigerian WAEC is often accepted)

Health checks + DBS

Strong personal statement

Some universities may ask for care experience, but many accept applicants without it.

Outcome:
You graduate as a Registered Nurse (RN)

You enter the NHS at Band 5

You qualify for COS sponsorship immediately after registration

This is why many people recommend it — it’s one of the fastest routes to a stable, sponsored healthcare career[i][/i].

Okay thanks again Sir

Mcleo007:
I’d strongly recommend choosing a healthcare‑related MSc, something like Social Work or Nursing. If I had the chance to start over, I would pick MSc Nursing instead of the Business degree I completed. Once you finish and get registered, you can move straight into a Band 5 role with a Certificate of Sponsorship. The best part is that you can study MSc Nursing even if your first degree wasn’t in a nursing‑related field. It’s definitely worth considering.

Wow, thanks for this information. I studied Environmental Technology (B.Tech). Would it be possible for me to pursue an MSc in Nursing with this academic background?

Also, please, could you recommend other healthcare-related MSc programmes that are one year in duration? It seems MSc Nursing programmes are typically two years.

jedisco:
For me I'll go with occupational health. I'll be basing this mainly on how easy it is to get a sponsored role after graduation. It's worth looking on the NHS jobs website to see how many vacancies there are for occupational health therapists, what the required qualifications are, and how many of those offer sponsorship.

Are you saying that Occupational Health, Safety & Environmental Management, being a broader course, isn’t necessarily better and wouldn’t give me a good chance of securing an NHS-sponsored role?

jedisco:
It's good you're considering post-study employment prospects.

I'm not very confident in the employment prospects of those courses in today's market. Those in the field might throw better light. Is it possible for you to look at something in health with a dedicated/protected pathway to employment? For example, occupational health? I know someone who did her master's in occupational health and didn't have issues getting an NHS-sponsored role afterwards. In fact, she had two job offers and had to choose, whereas most people who did project management-related courses have been struggling to get a role.

First of all, thank you for your response. Would you rather recommend:

Occupational Health, Safety & Environmental Management?

Please, I need some advice. I am currently considering pursuing an MSc programme in the UK. I studied Environmental Technology for my first degree, and I am considering either Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) or Waste Management.

Between the two, which would you recommend based on:

- Ease of studying
- Career prospects and salary
- Demand for jobs in the UK
- How easy it is to secure a job after completing the MSc?

I would really appreciate your advice.

Please, I need some advice. I am currently considering pursuing an MSc programme in the UK. I studied Environmental Technology for my first degree, and I am considering either Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) or Waste Management.

Between the two, which would you recommend based on:

- Ease of studying
- Career prospects and salary
- Demand for jobs in the UK
- How easy it is to secure a job after completing the MSc?

I would really appreciate your advice.

Please, I need some advice. I am currently considering pursuing an MSc programme in the UK. I studied Environmental Technology for my first degree, and I am considering either Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) or Waste Management.

Between the two, which would you recommend based on:

- Ease of studying
- Career prospects and salary
- Demand for jobs in the UK
- How easy it is to secure a job after completing the MSc?

I would really appreciate your advice.

Please, I need some advice. I am currently considering pursuing an MSc programme in the UK. I studied Environmental Technology for my first degree, and I am considering either Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) or Waste Management.

Between the two, which would you recommend based on:

- Ease of studying
- Career prospects and salary
- Demand for jobs in the UK
- How easy it is to secure a job after completing the MSc?

I would really appreciate your advice.

Joseph4566:
I caught my girlfriend cheating, and unfortunately, she confessed to me that she only slept with the guy once. She said she doesn’t know what came over her and that she deeply regrets what she did.

Honestly, I’m completely heartbroken. I was already making plans to marry her, and now I feel like something inside me has changed. I don’t feel the same love for her anymore, and I’m struggling to even see our relationship the way I used to.

To make things even more difficult, she suspects that she might be pregnant. I’m almost certain the pregnancy wouldn’t be mine because I always use protection whenever we have sex.

I honestly don’t know what to do. I’m confused and emotionally overwhelmed. She has been crying since yesterday, and she looks really depressed. I feel terrible seeing her like this, and I still care about her as a person, but at the same time, I can’t ignore how deeply her actions have hurt me.

I was preparing myself for marriage, and now I’m questioning everything. I don’t know whether I should try to forgive her and rebuild the relationship or walk away because the love and trust I had for her don’t feel the same anymore.

What would you advise me to do?

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