Think9ja:


PGD in Computer Science

One my colleague haven't sent for their transcript yet, but she has written second semester exam. No worry just be patient you will receive a text message inviting you for exam next month or there about. 100 level are still registering now.

Think9ja:



Good evening sir.
Please, can you run me through how the application and admission process for the post graduate program work in Nsuk?

I've bought and filled the form online.

But I want to know what's next.
Like the process of transcript, entry exams, and other general information.

Thanks in anticipation

If you are residing close to keffi. I suggest you visit the school of post graduate. In the meantime, contact your alma mata to send your transcript to Nsuk 1022 P.O.Box School of post graduate.

somethinggood:
yes closing end of this month.

From my experience portal never closes. Someone joined my department during this second semester. Nsuk too like money lol

We are all writing second semester exams currently.

doggedfighter:


Death hurts. So sorry.

Thanks!!

doggedfighter:


He taught you?

He taught me both theoretical and practical aspect of Resistivity methods when he came to my school for a brief stay. Nice dude.

doggedfighter:
RIP erudite scholar.

Sure he was!!

https://www.mykeeper.com/profile/AdekunleAbrahamAdepelumi/

https://photos.app./KiTA6ee41sZo824N7

My mentor rest in peace!

extroveee:


Sir, do you have any organization that are into geophysical survey, groundwater prospecting or borehole drilling or mineral processing In mind?
Please i need to have an experience.

Only if you reside in abj

extroveee:
Am looking for a place to do my SIWES (I.T) in Abuja

..

Where are you residing in abj

Beauty of mother Earth.

wip7:
Rapid detection of pathogen and food toxins

Here, we are developing rapid and low-cost (2$) electrochemical sensors for detection of pathogen and food toxins for a start-up company producing food and related products.

The sensor is capable of detecting food toxins even at trace level and 8 various pathogens commonly find in spoilt or affected food products. The performance is 99% comparable to time-consuming and expensive procedures. Shelf-life is expected to be 1 year.

Researchers: research work is carried out by Wip7 and two doctorate students.

Research for: A new start-up company interested to rapidly and cheaply monitor their food products.

The sensor is made up of mixed-metal oxides-based material and it cost us to 1$ for fabrication and to be sold for 2$.

Congratulations boss. More power!

Brainzz40:
....who be ur gov?

Email me let us talk about our Entrepreneurship class aka GST. Governor na my class rep.

Brainzz40:
...I might have seen u ....do u attend maths method or computational physics class?

Lataloma2003@yahoo.co.UK is my email. Send your phone number there it is urgent so we can discuss Entrepreneurship lectures days. My Governor needs your number. Thanks

Brainzz40:
.....is true ooo...the funny thing is that dey are still admitting students

I learnt of this on Wednesday after our lectures. Our PG coordinator announced it.

Guys, I just learnt exam is march 15. Those who have started lectures how true is it.

somethinggood:
there shall be senate meeting within the week to determine the school calender and also, lectures are fixed based on lecturer/students convenience in some faculties/department while some that are weeekend program or part time are fixed based on faculty time table

Thanks bro. You are doing well

Brainzz40:
.....I heard that the previous set just started before the lockdown..... so dey said we will join them...dont know how true..

I believe you guys will join us because we are not so much. In my class alone, we never exceeded 3 students the few times lectures were held.

yazga:
why?

The Nigerian Stock market is very volatile and poses a greater financial risk to your investments than real estate and besides you have no control over your stocks unlike real estate where you can control the price of your rental income.

Happenings in... Let me say China or Europe or America, can have a negative impact on the Nigerian stock market.

Wars, disasters, economic strife and political instability occuring far away can prompt major investors to withdraw their cash from the stock market, and if money is removed from the stock market, there would be a crash.

Lastly unstable government policies can wipe out your investment in a minute.
In my own opinion; I will go for investment I have control over, be it real Estate or any other form of investment but not stocks again.

If you insist on going ahead with stocks, do well to educate your self properly before venturing into it.

eduj:


love this thread of yours ,it would do wonders for many people out there.

Just finished my service early this year, served at a big company but because of covid-19, we couldn't be retained by the company (at least I got a year of professional engineering experience under my belt).
A month or so before service ended,my roomie convinced me to startup a little something he was doing, I did it and thanks to God, even though It wasn't easy early on and we have had losses, I think that it saved me during the worst of the covid-19 crisis.

I agree with you totally. My people ,we all know the reality as in job hunting in the country. Before one gets out of the uni or secondary school,I will advice one to horn a skill or a good business plan and please surround yourself with peeps who have a vision. .
A fellow corp member (my roomie)who served with me acquired electrical installation skill before he was even done with his HND program.That guy today has secured and is executing a contract for full electrical wiring of two duplexes in two different states,he is also a contract staff (electrician) of a construction company in Nigeria.By next month,he will be opening his own electrical store .

Most firms in the country are slave dealers-the take up all your time and yet pay you just enough to keep your head above the tide. Worst are the private schools and indigenous firms.To truly be a man of your own, you have to achieve financial independence.

Am talking from experience, even though my financial condition isn't rock solid, I at least have learned very important life lessons and, I wasn't in a critical situation during most of the covid-19 situation. I also have more room to manoeuvre my future in a direction I want it to go-with God's help of course

Great line of thought. The future is only bright!

Tarabye:
One of the best post I read in this platform
Investing into real estate is top notch made a lot of profit from it this year, I'm considering to invest into stock market soon

Flee stock market, continue in your real estate. I use God beg you.

Op I want to say a Big thank you for this write-up. If people create businesses in this country instead of looking for Job, the issue of Unemployment would have been minimal. I bleed on the inside when I see family members and friends laid off from their jobs without any fall back options. If anyone wants to be wealthy and financially free, it is not in paid job----- maybe NNPC, CBN or Multinationals--------- can give a semblance of wealth but one will have to wait till month end to get paid and its not transferable to ones children as the Op said. It is for this reason I set out to be on my own from the onset and there is no looking back.

jagorinho:
lovely write up!!
I would love to add something, I have friends that run different businesses, but I am concerned about two, one makes snacks and he is big in the business now, he even has sales girls while the other is a barber with many apprentices.

I tend to observe that the one making snacks usually complain about inflation a lot, the price of his inputs (baking products) are always on the high side because of the unstable naira , most times his selling price doesn't really correspond with the percentage increase in inflation because he fears total boycott from his customers but the barber is doing extremely well, on weekends he makes 15-20k daily and 10k on weekdays, and fortunately for him, he does not need to buy or change any of his inputs/barbing materials every time, they are fixed except buying of fuel to generator.

My point is I would really love a business venture that would not be sapping my materials everyday, I won't mind buying everything I need once, so far they will serve me for long before considering replacements for them instead of all these business you have to buy your materials needed every other day, it can be very stressful.

......summary is a baker would need to buy flour, vegetable oil, etc almost every other week but a barber might not change his clipper for six months and the when there is low patronage many snacks are wasted which usually affects the guy's mood but a barber does not really have much to loose on days of low patronage.

Good observation. Nice one