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zionmade:
Bros uniport? Chemical, that one is murder and not suicide. Mike? lucky? okpara? Van damme? Bros See ur life ooo. Don't try Chemical Engr uniport, No lecturers in uniport engineering are more wicked than those in uniport. Make oduola russian kinetics no fall on u ooo
pls better go for computer.
but if u get the morale, u can try,

Lol Zion, l heard okpara is dead. Died in 2015 l think.

There are igbos in South South, but are they the majority group in most of the South South? There are Yorubas and Fulani's in North Central, but are they the majority groups there and does that give them the right to claim those lands? Majority of the people in kwara are Yoruba's but are majority of people in Benue and Akwa lbom Igbo's?
Both Yoruba's and Hausa's also have no right to claim large parts of the North Central.
It's a simple sturvs( in falz' voice).

If Naija try this one, dem go arrest tire. The full nairaland sef.
But OP give your source nah.

EbonyMira:
Computer science definitely has more calculations.
Science - is basically theories and proofs
Engineering - is science applied.

The calculations in chemical engineering has a degree of complexity to it.

I read someone's post associating 4X4 Matrix to chemical engineering. LOL

Computer science has complex maths o. You only see them at the PHD and Masters level. Most schools in Nigeria are BASICally outdated- Teaching FORTRAN and other dead languages.

When you go into AI- facial recognition- regression analysis - Application of eigen vectors and matrices in eigen faces to map out vertex point in a facial mesh. You'll know.

Interesting. Chemical engineers do all these and apply them all along to Masters' level.

figure007:
am a graduate of computer science and what you just said is nothing but the fact.. .its computer science and mathematics.. .Alot of math.. Alot of math that almost led to spill over self. ..hmmmmm

What you guys don't understand is that chemical engineers also do programming and codes, and apply all these to complex calculations. A chemical engineer could be more comfortable in a computer science class but a computer scientist would fly out through the window in a process dynamics lecture.

Chyxki:
My dear if you don't know maths please run for your safety o, because at undergraduate level Computer Science is nothing close to Chemical Engineering... back then in school it was the most difficult engineering department 'academicwise'.

However, the best thing is to do that stuff you can't stop being passionate about.

Yeah only mechanical engineering is more diverse or complex than chemical.

I also made the mistake of thinking chemical was all about chemistry, but the diversification in chemical is good for the brain, there is the polymer, mechanical aspect, HYSYS, etc.

Raymondboyvic:
i dont understand

I mean don't be deceived by the name chemical, the chemistry there is not so much, and usually in your first and second year.

Cacawa2:
I'm no talking of the borrowed courses people do in 100 and 200 levels.
I am talking about the core dept. Courses.

Even for core departmental courses, in chemical you still have more calculations, Thermodynamics 1 and 2, Transport Phenomena, Unit operations, process optimization, process dynamics, etc.
In separation processes and plant design, you work with assumptions and you mordify as you go along. In unit operations you work with graphs and iterations along that line. It's all about the process in chemical engineering, but it's interesting.

Raymondboyvic:
i have a brother studying computer science,i love the two degrees,am good in maths but not that super good ,,and he told me computer has more maths skill compared to chemical...chemical mainly all about chemistry....i had my OND last year@auchi polythecnic electrical/elcTroniCs eng....so wrote jamb this year putting chemical engineering uniport scored 271 ....SO NOW M REALLY CONFUSED!..if to consider a change of course,,

Chemical Engineering is just a little chemistry, l kid you not.

Chemical Engineering has more calculations, plant design, Heat and Mass, Fluid Mechanics, in addition to calculus/algebra/,logic.
The pure chemistry is just 15%, Biology 5%, and then 80% calculations mainly involving guesses, control of parameters/conditions and lengthy processes. In chemical engineering the process and design is more important.

mgbadike81:
everybody is tired of Buhari's unending loan taking, the only thing his regime have succeeded in doing is to quickly increase the national debt without any tangible thing to show for it.

This has little to do with Buhari but more to do with the National Assembly.

davidif:
Well if you can't stand on your own feet then you shouldn't exist in the first place. Like I've said time and again, Nigeria does not need 36 states and 774 local govt. That's way too big. They need to reduce it to 12 or scrap them altogether and have 6 regions.

The Fed govt needs to cut off allocations and force this people to raise their own revenue and provide services for their people. It makes no sense for the Fed govt to be providing an entire states budget. If Nigeria were a business it would have been bankrupt already. How can you have 36 divisions that are struggling to breakeven and yet they are still being propped up by management. Sorry buddy, it's time to cut off the excess fat. Sink or float.

I'm not against that, but they can start with devolution of powers to the states first and then reduce allocations slowly.
All l'm saying is we plan for it in 3 years with some new policies and changes. I'm not against restructuring.

hammerF:
Please let Biafra get off first and u are free to carry on with ur Francophone war.

Even if Biafra leaves, how would small and young Biafra save herself from the warships and Bombardments, all around?
Lol, there would be no war though, we've gone past that stage.

davidif:
If you are not ready for true federalism now when are you ever going to be ready?

How many states in your region can independently stand in the first 3years of restructuring/federalism?
I'm not against federalism, l'm only saying it should come with good planning and subtle policies leading to it.

Come on, why must everything be tribal on Nairaland, it's childish to me. Probably part of the fun to many here.

We may not be fully ready for federalism at the moment due to the fact that many regions depend on Federal Government and may not survive it, so a gradual devolution of powers to the state is a step in the right direction. When the states begin to look inwards to diversify slowly and steadily, then we restructure.
The senate should give a timeline of 3-5 years for the full implementation of federalism as we prepare for it. Also all Governors must fulfill a set of promises at a given timeline, with a state website and forum that makes them all accountable. Local Governments should be slightly independent of State Government but must also participate on the forums.

I think the Shiites should just join Biafra.
If it were a Christian group the world would have known about this, but now no one to stand up for the Shiites just because lran is not a world power.
Mazi Nnamdi Kanu please do something about this, save the Shiites from the zoo.

iamhorny:
IT IS EQUAL HATE AND PROPAGANDA....

YOU HATE US, WE HATE YOU BACK EQUALLY. YOU LIE AGAINST US, WE COUNTER YOUR LIES WITH FACTS.....THIS IS NOT 1967....IN 2017 IGBOS DOMINATE THE SOCIAL MEDIA IN NIGERIA WHICH HAS A WIDER PENETRATION AND WE ARE USING TO OUR ADVANTAGE TO COUNTER YOUR PROPAGANDA LIES FROM THE GUTTER PRINT AND ELECTRONIC-MEDIA

What evidence do you have to show that the lgbos are the most hated tribe in Nigeria? As far as l'm concerned, all tribes in Nigeria have been stereotyped for one negative thing or another.
Why is lgbo case special?

bbbabes:
This one fine?

Na wa o, Una go make this babe dump this guy now. Why Una wicked like this nah?

pryme:
So what's stop you ppl from building your own roads, and your own cars.
Why are you guys waiting for the federal govt, you guys boast you can make Biafra great when you cut off from Nigeria. Why don't you guys start now or you guys need a flag before you start?

The guy who built the car, what effort has he even made to make it public or at least have someone create a website for him, so as to make it known to the state Government?
There's more to entrepreneurship than just innovation.
I don't think any Government, would wanna abandon their talents and good home built materials to keep importing, that is why the army signed a memorandum with lnnosun.
This guy is apt at the use of propaganda to further brainwash the people based on the current state of the nation, not bad though.

OreMI22:

They love to twist words of diplomats. But who cares what zoo media writes?

Germany told Nigeria to STOP oppressing the Biafrans and seek a way to accommodate the yearning of Biafrans in the bigger federation.

In any case, i don't expect Fulanis will want anything good for Biafrans, so we MUST get our freedoms.

In what way should Nigeria stop oppressing Biafra? The country has obviously lacked good leadership and that is why there's ongoing debate about restructuring and other things.
Are lgbos in Nigeria as opressed as the Anglophone Cameroonians in Cameroon? Ayam not understanding.

paschu:
I think Nigeria's ceding of Bakassi to Cameroon was God's component legal signature on the material legal framework for the legal restoration of Biafra.

Not everything is about Biafra for Pete's sake.

Maduawuchukwu:
The only states that are "waking up" there are Ogun and Lagos but guess what? Ogun is becoming an industrial power only because of its proximity to Lagos which on its own was built by the FG. So in otherwords, Ogun's rise is fuelled by FG actions. Calabar on the other hand tried to rise with tourism driven by state govt initiative but where are they today? The FG's failure to dredge the Calabar port and the Free-trade-zone issue killed their Tinapa dreams. I want a situation where a state can rise with minimal FG aid.

So how do we get there? Because let's call a spade a spade, if we restructure today only about 5 states would move on with minimal burden.
They are (in my opinion) Lagos, Rivers, Ogun, and then maybe Anambra and Kaduna to a lesser extent.
That is why l believe tax should become a major source of revenue like in other developed and even developing countries, and then slowly let us create policies over the next five years that would make the restructuring easier for us.

You may be right, there have been some closed door meetings between Osibanjo, Buratai and some important Army Generals lately and just recently there was an impromptu reshuffling of the military across the nation.

attackgat:
This talk of restructuring is all a waste time. The North will never let it happen. Whenever the issue of restructuring gets to the national assembly, the North will be waiting to use their huge numbers to vote it out.

Only a dreamer is still talking about restructuring in Nigeria.

The reality on the ground is the same as what Ojukwu faced 50 years ago.

"Accept Nigeria the way the North wants it or strive for your independence"

This matter is bigger than the North already, it is almost a collective call by Nigerians even the prominent Nigerians. Sorry, there's nothing they can do about it, this is why the debate rages on now like never before.

shervydman:
very correct, the federal government Is even the cause of the debacle of some sectors. very true, but sad.
the FG cant build a diversified economy on its own, they cant, its quite impossible.

I agree too, but the only problem is that we have so many lazy State Governors, and many regions are not ready.
Lagos, Ogun, and even Calabar and Kano are waking up gradually. The North East would also need 90% support from Federal Government even after restructuring. These are the challenges, but l believe we would get there.

sarrki:
We need change in reasoning not restructuring

If we restructure and don't have right reasoning

Its dead on arrival

Nobody said restructuring would solve all our problems at once, but it would be a process and a step in the right direction especially as it puts an end to this culture of sharing.
The only problem is that so many states and regions are not ready for it at the moment.

shervydman:
its on the property section..........lemme help u.
https://www.nairaland.com/2336794/eko-atlantic-city-update-business#34091860

u can even check it on.....
https://www.ekoatlantic.com/

I learnt another one will come up by 2022 in ibeju/lekki called imperial international business city(IIBC). lets wait n see

Thanks Baba.

Adekamkpe23:
Nnamdi Kanu continues to abuse his bail conditions and no one has dared to order his arrest.
Even the governors who allowed him to visit their state are complicit for not ordering their state police commissioners to arrest the clown.
Enough is enough of this kid glove treatment, arrest him and nothing would happen.

Am by the way an Ibo man from Anambra state but I hate Nnamdi.
Cc: ipobexposed

I think it is wiser to ignore him as inconsequential, arrest him only when he stirs up the people to become voilent.

shervydman:
but skyscrapers does not connotes tourism, it may truly change our environment but this economic city will change the environment too.
skyscrapers and high rise buildings are not just built for the fun of it.it has to be located in a strategic place and must be much in that location before it will even change the environment. like the ongoing eko atlantic city.

Do you have a website that gives the update and progress of that Eko Atlantic?

Odunayaw:
Most of your early sentences is like looking at this matter through viju milk straw

There are lots of disadvantages I kid you not but hey West Africa is already full of countries not being able to fulfil some obligations so I expect them to jump on this
I can only feel pity for the Sahrawis ..their future is about to get sold

The Western Sahara problem is the biggest disadvantage in letting Morocco in, perhaps Nigeria and other ECOWAS members would lay down terms and conditions, but the weak AU is also to be blamed for it, for not putting enough pressure on Morocco.