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CY09: Bro, that is highly impossible...u sound like a foriegn student...Anyway NYSC has her timetable 4 events registration inclusive, n local n 4rin students have seperate deadline 4 registration...So bro, if ur gonna b 2ru wit ur exam 2wards Oct, I suggest u chill 4 Batch A(Feb)...I will also advise u check NYSC site for detailed info 2wards d ember months...Hope av been able 2 answer ur question?

Fiver: How neat and secure is the Lagos Camp?

vichenzo: Well ambrosini, u did quite a good job alright. But ur motive is obviously misguided 'sorry to say'. U shuld take note dat wen publishing about som1's private life, think not about d kudos or achievements alone, but consider d psycological n emotional effect on d people in question. Other than that, great job!

chemberlin: If u say so I agree with u, now even the officers used the camp for business, imagine in osun state where electricity is one of the best in d country, corpers cannot charge their phone, instead u will pay 50naira to charge...plz help them out

jesro0908: What do you mean?> the hist communities rob students or they break into the camps?[img]http://www.keyforex.info/g.gif[/img]

Gods-child:
How do you mean? Are you a foreign student?

fescope: @Fiver

Just a pointer, either a university calls it purchasing and Supply Chain Management or Logistics and Supply Chain Management or Operations and Supply Chain Management, I want you to know Supply Chain Management is Supply Chain Management. All you need to worry about is the modules these various universities offer on the course. For instance, I studied international supply chain & logistics management, had finance as one of my core modules, but I enjoyed it because I have an accounting background. on the contrary, a lot of guys with engineering background struggled and had to change their courses to IT for supply chain management which was more inclined to what they did for BSc. Besides it was easy for them to change their course because we all did the same modules except for one or two. Don't get me wrong, the best guy in finance in my class was actually an engineer with BAE systems. Its all about understanding your capabilities so that you can come out tops. I did not have operations management as my course title, yet we ran two distinct operation management modules. In short, the modules is all that matters.

The modules I did were as follows:

Operations management, Strategic operations management, supply chain management, managing people & Organisation, Information management (quantitative data analysis & information systems), Logistics, strategic outsourcing, International logistics and finance for SCM.

tanimola22: Bros/Sis, what you are about doing is great. However, you need to be careful. I am very sure you have done your eventuality/risk analysis, so I will not start boring you with baseless stories. All I can say is that you should try to further stress-test your analysis.

All the best!

T22.

BABE!:
Iswearigad, statements like this disturb me.

Needs? What Needs? Don't you have a father? Why can't you work, get your money and take care of your lazy self?

How in the hell--how the french is it your boyfriend's RIGHT to take care of your lazy a$$? Na him born you? Is he your husband? Note, take note of the title he has; BOYFRIEND.

Haba?! Let boys gbadun their lives small na. Na so so ask, ask, ask. Na wetin sef. Small time, some girls go begin to yan dust like "But he asked for s[i]e[/i]x and I gave him".  Na crase? In fact, only an illiterate should utter that kind of yeye statement.  Na only man dey enjoy s[i]e[/i]x?

Rabbish!

P.S: my use of "You" doesn't mean I'm referring to you.

Blazing88:
Value for companionship?
Now dats a big haha,
Den u guys should shut up and take care of your women!
Noise every day, if u cant attend to the needs of your galfrnds? Stay single.
Y d complains, ?
Sex is mutual but u guys disturb more!
Its a 50/ 50 thing!