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Energy experts and professionals please share your opinions and advice. I beg you Biko/ejo/please.

Hello Peers,

I need your honest opinion on the viability and relevance of this masters program :

Title - Msc Global Energy Management
Institution: university of Strathclyde
School: Srathclyde Business School
Dept: Economics
The program is highly selective of applicants.
Brief Information:
1. A 12 month, taught, professionally oriented, postgraduate MSc that powerfully combines rigorous analytical skills with real world content and practical experience required to manage the complex energy realities of the 21st century

2. Uniquely focused on the global energy system, in all its sectors (conventional, non-conventional and renewable) and related fields

3. A wide range of flexible class options allows students to pursue individual interests in a variety of disciplines

4. Developed with the support and input from a range of leading energy-related professionals in government and business

5. Leading international energy experts in business, government and other organisations providing practical insights and inside knowledge via the Global Energy Forum, a series of interactive seminars throughout the programme

6. A dynamic and interactive learning environment composed of an international student body

7. Highly committed and enthusiastic staff distinguished by their internationally-recognised research in energy and environmental-related fields and high-profile knowledge exchange activities with government and the energy industry

8. Offers excellent opportunities to network with international energy specialists from a range of organisations

Content:
Structure
The degree is designed around five core taught classes. Students will also complete a summer project and attend forums delivered throughout the year. The Global Energy Forum is delivered by leading outside experts in energy-related fields.

Core classes (90 credits):

EC931 Global Energy Policy, Politics, Business Structures and Finance (20 credits)
EC932 Global Energy Forum (20 credits)
EC933 Global Energy Issues, Industries and Markets (20 credits)
EC934 Global Energy Technologies, Impacts and Implementation (20 credits)
EC928 Energy Economics (10 credits)
Optional Core Classes (10 credits):

Choose from:

EC916 Foundations of Microeconomics (10 credits) OR
EC917 Further Topics in Microeconomics (10 credits) OR
EC918 Macroeconomics of the Business Environment (10 credits) OR
EC919 Macroeconomics in a Global Business Environment (10 credits)
EC930 Summer Project (40 credits) (to Choose between research and industry expedience/internship)

Elective Classes (40 credits):

40 credits can be chosen from such other classes at the appropriate level as approveds by the course Director. Electives can include offerings from SBS, Engineering or HASS.

Program link: http://www.strath.ac.uk/economics/gem/

My interest covers the entire energy sector of the Nigerian economy (Power, Oil, Gas, Renewables & Alternative)

Your honest opinion and advice will be highly appreciated.

gilgee:
Hello Peers,

I need your honest opinion on the viability and relevance of this masters program :

Title - Msc Global Energy Management
Institution: university of Strathclyde
School: Srathclyde Business School
Dept: Economics
The program is highly selective of applicants.
Brief Information:
1. A 12 month, taught, professionally oriented, postgraduate MSc that powerfully combines rigorous analytical skills with real world content and practical experience required to manage the complex energy realities of the 21st century

2. Uniquely focused on the global energy system, in all its sectors (conventional, non-conventional and renewable) and related fields

3. A wide range of flexible class options allows students to pursue individual interests in a variety of disciplines

4. Developed with the support and input from a range of leading energy-related professionals in government and business

5. Leading international energy experts in business, government and other organisations providing practical insights and inside knowledge via the Global Energy Forum, a series of interactive seminars throughout the programme

6. A dynamic and interactive learning environment composed of an international student body

7. Highly committed and enthusiastic staff distinguished by their internationally-recognised research in energy and environmental-related fields and high-profile knowledge exchange activities with government and the energy industry

8. Offers excellent opportunities to network with international energy specialists from a range of organisations

Content:
Structure
The degree is designed around five core taught classes. Students will also complete a summer project and attend forums delivered throughout the year. The Global Energy Forum is delivered by leading outside experts in energy-related fields.

Core classes (90 credits):

EC931 Global Energy Policy, Politics, Business Structures and Finance (20 credits)
EC932 Global Energy Forum (20 credits)
EC933 Global Energy Issues, Industries and Markets (20 credits)
EC934 Global Energy Technologies, Impacts and Implementation (20 credits)
EC928 Energy Economics (10 credits)
Optional Core Classes (10 credits):

Choose from:

EC916 Foundations of Microeconomics (10 credits) OR
EC917 Further Topics in Microeconomics (10 credits) OR
EC918 Macroeconomics of the Business Environment (10 credits) OR
EC919 Macroeconomics in a Global Business Environment (10 credits)
EC930 Summer Project (40 credits)

Elective Classes (40 credits):

40 credits can be chosen from such other classes at the appropriate level as approveds by the course Director. Electives can include offerings from SBS, Engineering or HASS.

Program link: http://www.strath.ac.uk/economics/gem/

My interest covers the entire energy sector of the Nigerian economy.

Your honest opinion and advice will be highly appreciated.

Our bros them in the energy sector (power generation and oil/gas) make una say something please.

Thanks in advance.

Hello Peers,

I need your honest opinion on the viability and relevance of this masters program :

Title - Msc Global Energy Management
Institution: university of Strathclyde
School: Srathclyde Business School
Dept: Economics
The program is highly selective of applicants.
Brief Information:
1. A 12 month, taught, professionally oriented, postgraduate MSc that powerfully combines rigorous analytical skills with real world content and practical experience required to manage the complex energy realities of the 21st century

2. Uniquely focused on the global energy system, in all its sectors (conventional, non-conventional and renewable) and related fields

3. A wide range of flexible class options allows students to pursue individual interests in a variety of disciplines

4. Developed with the support and input from a range of leading energy-related professionals in government and business

5. Leading international energy experts in business, government and other organisations providing practical insights and inside knowledge via the Global Energy Forum, a series of interactive seminars throughout the programme

6. A dynamic and interactive learning environment composed of an international student body

7. Highly committed and enthusiastic staff distinguished by their internationally-recognised research in energy and environmental-related fields and high-profile knowledge exchange activities with government and the energy industry

8. Offers excellent opportunities to network with international energy specialists from a range of organisations

Content:
Structure
The degree is designed around five core taught classes. Students will also complete a summer project and attend forums delivered throughout the year. The Global Energy Forum is delivered by leading outside experts in energy-related fields.

Core classes (90 credits):

EC931 Global Energy Policy, Politics, Business Structures and Finance (20 credits)
EC932 Global Energy Forum (20 credits)
EC933 Global Energy Issues, Industries and Markets (20 credits)
EC934 Global Energy Technologies, Impacts and Implementation (20 credits)
EC928 Energy Economics (10 credits)
Optional Core Classes (10 credits):

Choose from:

EC916 Foundations of Microeconomics (10 credits) OR
EC917 Further Topics in Microeconomics (10 credits) OR
EC918 Macroeconomics of the Business Environment (10 credits) OR
EC919 Macroeconomics in a Global Business Environment (10 credits)
EC930 Summer Project (40 credits)

Elective Classes (40 credits):

40 credits can be chosen from such other classes at the appropriate level as approveds by the course Director. Electives can include offerings from SBS, Engineering or HASS.

Program link: http://www.strath.ac.uk/economics/gem/

My interest covers the entire energy sector of the Nigerian economy.

Your honest opinion and advice will be highly appreciated.

We should all share this with friends and even foes until it gets to every Nigerian. The solution to this corruption problem is, holding our leaders accountable for every undoing of theirs and clamouring boldly for our rights! These leaders think an average Nigerian is a toothless dog....hence their persistent wickedness.

centje: Gilgee,you gat obama slim fit buh you fine pass am for face

ItsModella:
joke of the night...

Ileke-IdI:


Are you related to my brother, dayokanu?

Not at all.

Thought I should be a part of it....

obadiah777: THAT NIGERIAN GOALKEEPER IS AT LEAST 50 YEARS OLD. I KNOW HER. SHE IS FROM MY VILLAGE. HER KIDS ARE IN OBAFEMI AWOLOWO UNIVERSITY

Not funny at all. That's the height of wickedness!

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Hi,

Thanks for your efforts man.
What say you about HEC Montreal in terms of employability and alumni recognition?

Obukoogene:
you that is writing that our president should declare his asset, have you declare yours? look the shit wey dey your ass before you look another person own or remove the plank that is in your eyes so that you will be able to see another's own

Unbelievable! I doubt if you are Nigerian! People like you equip our leaders with the impunity to swim in corruption, because of your ignorance!

oil suop: YORUBAS ARE BORN SABO,THAT IS WHY BANJO HAS TO PAY WITH HIS MISERABLE LIFE,THEY SAY IF POISONOUS SNAKE AND A YORUBA MAN ENTER YOUR HOUSE KILL THE YORUBA MAN FIRST B4 THE SNAKE BECAUSE THEY ARE MORE DANGEROUS.......

Do you really hate the Yoruba people in reality? I mean, do ya'll have this much hatred for each other in reality?

Why are we all Nigerians then? What are you and your tribe doing in Nigeria? Why not peacefully or forcefully breakaway instead of wasting your time here insulting other tribes?

The reason for Nigeria's failure is truly not far fetched. We are not a nation.

A divided nation is an epitome of a failed experiment! Nigeria has been proven as one by ya'll!

The e-wars on Nairaland serves as an evidence of the extent of dis-unity in Nigeria. If there's this much hatred, why haven't ya'll made a move for the Nigerian nation to be divided along ethic/tribal lines?

I call these e-wars "the highest magnitude of cowardice".

If you so hate each other! Come together and divide the nation!

dayokanu:

And Thank God the ugly ones that were killed didnt go in vain.

They made sure 3million people suffered for it. Who lost at the ned of the day? Your senseless brothers killed 10 people

Your clan lost 3million people. Who lost? Aside from the killing, the malnutrition has als turned every Igbo man into daft being that they cant think straight

Senseless mor0ns. If your ill brought up soldiers couldnt find anyone in the tribe to kill , Benjamin Adekunle helped them to find it and he found 3m of them

Shoot at sight is what is befitting for roaches and ants

Anumpam

Sorry to bother you, Mr. Dayokanu.

I just needed to ask. Do you really hate Ibos this much?

shymmex:

How do you mean "low self esteem?"

The guys just started playing together like 2months ago - give them credit..

Seriously?! Just 2 months and we expected a medal from them? That's the highest order of day dreaming.

They did very well judging by their poor preparations.

solomon111: ^^
^^
Na Wa o!
Is it that serious?
Everybody is just hinging their personal failures on Nigeria's corruption.
I wonder how india and russia got to where they are,seeing as they are more corrupt than Nigeria.
CORRUPTION IS NOT AN EXCUSE.!

India is not as corrupt as Nigeria.

Everyday countless threads are created about our unscrupulous politicians. Good effort....very good effort. But have you asked yourself what good has come out from the numerous politician-bashing threads you've created? I believe none, but increase in tribal hunting and insults. Was that your aim of creating the thread with well expressed grammatical lines? I believe no!

So, we do agree that whining doesn't do no good.

Dear Nigerians,

I am one of you and I am equally tired of our present political class and their antecedents. They have done nothing but loot our resources away.
We have wasted so much energy on gossips, gists and insults to this cause, yet nothing good has come out of it. Instead we've had views separated along religious and tribal lines, patriotism caged by religious and tribal ideologies.

We are one regardless of tribe or religion, and we must let this truth come to light in our hearts. And thus, allow it steer our unified patriotism.

We have a culture where one does what he feels or thinks right for himself and his family, regardless of who is at loss (public). Our politicians are not different. They are only playing out that culture, which has been the norm from yester years. We are the ones at loss here and we must let go of our differences, and come together as a people who've been raped, abused and denied of our privileges by these politrickcians.

It doesn't matter if you are a Muslim, Christian, Traditionalist or even an Atheist. What matters is that we are binded by one cord - Nigeria. The cord that binds us is far stronger and more relevant than those little differences we have allowed to separate us over the years.

No one outside the Nigerian borders would ask you your religion before your country of origin. "Where are you from? " is the first question that would be asked of you, and that further defines the greater importance our Nigeria-ness bears over your tribe, religion or belief.



Therefore, I pray us all to come together as one people and make things right for once. Cowardice has for years been the fuel of our problem. No one wants to die or cast the stone first. How do you intend to achieve victory over corruption, nepotism and political favoritism if you are not willing to sacrifice your immediate joy?

Brave youths in other nations have set examples of the viability of unity. They stood together as one irrespective of their different tribes or religions, and they achieved their aim.

We can do it and we must do it for a change to come.

Grow beyond the binds of religion and tribalism!

Quit hiding behind a computer!

Borrow, steal, grab or find courage!

Note: I am willing to die for Nigeria to become a better place....

Let us all define our mutual aim, put heads and minds together and achieve the aim!

Let us liberate Nigeria and the future of our descendants!

Long live Nigeria!
Long live Nigerians!

all4naija: Squandering the future of the nation. They thought they are enjoying only to the failure of the children and Nigerian future. Silly leaders.

Very well said. I don't think the president or the parliamentarians should be blamed. The blame lies on you, myself and everyone on this forum. What have we done to change this trend? Insulting these guys online will never change things.

It's as simple as making do with what's available or fighting the system to a total standstill and an eventual overhaul.

So, what say you? We continue to insult them without effecting any change? Or we fight them and effect changes?

Any leader deserves the honour of his people, because they put him in there. More so, any leader elected into authority is accountable to the electors.

PS: I am neither Pro nor Anti GEJ. I stand for the development of our country and proper governance.

I am not trying to rubbish the achievements of His Excellency, but comparing his achievements with his promises and the 2012 budget.

I implore everyone (ProGEJ, ProPDP and anti-PDP/ Anti-GEJ) to desist from hurling insults at anyone including me. Though, I do not pay attention to insults, as they help to keep one's focus in check.

As citizens of this great country or any other, it is our responsibility to continuously evaluate the performances of those we voted into power to represent our general interest. It doesn't connote hatred as some would make it seem. Rather, it is an obligation on our part to always direct their footsteps, as they obviously have a lot to tackle. Thus, they sometimes deviate from norms defined by themselves either intentionally or unintentionally.



Finance:

a) I must commend the finance ministry and minister for the biometric evaluation exercise. It's long overdue and doesn't really appears as a great achievement, but of course, we must appreciate Mrs. NOI.

This exercise deserve a whole applause only if:

There's no case of fraud during the acquisition of required apparatus and inflation of costs during implementation and control of this exercise.

Therefore, stating this as a major achievement is a little too early, because we are yet to have a platform for statistical comparison of the pre-biometric-evaluation-pension-expenditures and the post-biometric-evaluation-pension-expenditures. So, on the long run, the basis of appreciation should be "Reduction of cost and subsequent pension fraud checkmated as a result of the biometric evaluation". There's got to be an evidence of performance from statical/numerical perspective.

b) $37 Billion Foreign Reserve- Great thing that our FR has increased; quite plausible.


Energy:

Audit- Auditing per say is not a complete act of transparency. It becomes so only if the audit records are made public in it's most comprehensive rawest form. However, kudos to the president for taking that initiative. Shows to some extent that he's interested in turning things around.

The Ministry Of Power had an allocation of 70,300,000,000 as capital for projects. Are there any factual records to show how much has been spent and how much is left? As at June (last month), Nigeria was generating ~ 4,000 MGW of power, with an actual capacity ~ 5,000 MGW. How much has been spent so far? Was the expenditure carried out without any form of embezzlement? Did His Excellency have his team audit or crosscheck the expenditure report?

Oil n Gas: The $4.5BN deal with Vulcan's quite an achievement. I give His Excellency 25% appreciation, and the remainder % would come if and when the subsidy criminals are thrown into jail; and when the refineries become operational.

Roads: The Ministry of Works got an allocation of N149,200,000,001. Comparing the available fund and the ongoing projects, you would find a great disparity. Current achievement's highly below par.

Transport: I do not have any empirical information to rebut or support the information provided by you. So, I pass for now.

Aviation: Comparison would be made on the basis of the infrastructure installed once the ongoing projects are completed. Allocated capital - 42,900,707,612. The airport buildings shouldn't look like a farm house….

Education: Building 9 new federal universities aint enough. Expanding the existing ones and standardizing the infrastructures for an improved education should be at the top of M.E's priorities. Building is not much of an achievement, though it counts as one. The major achievement is a continuously upgraded maintenance culture. Make world class educational facilities available, not just piling up bricks. I believe 55,056,589,805 is quite enough to achieve this.


On a scale of 10, I think GEJ deserves 4.5 for Project Proposals & Implementation and 2 for accountability and transparency.

Why are majority of the posts against Mr. Gbaja and not in support of 100% budget implementation? Is it that the average Nigerian youth doesn't have enough intelligence to see the bigger picture?

Mr. Gbaja's doing and/or undoing has no direct bearing on Nigeria and her citizens in this context! The greater focus should be on what affects the interest of the populace: budget implementation!

I am unable to decipher the actual reason behind most Nigerians' love for mediocrity.

You should be clamouring for your president to completely implement the budget, and not typing your strength away on Mr. Gbaja's professional misconduct!

I really don't see Nigeria developing beyond what's obtainable today, if the youths continue to function with this mentality!

@ Spyder

Please send me your email address or any chat id(preferred).

Thanks

There would never be "One-Nigeria". The things I read on this forum speaks more about a better, divided Nigeria. I doubt if Nigeria will ever become a better place with this kind of tribalistic mentality. It's all about "my people, my tribe, my state", it has never been "our nation".

I reckon that Nigeria would do better if divided according to tribal distributions/regions. Saves that, if we are to be really honest, Nigeria is headed for doom. Economic prosperity is a million years away with the kind of mentality prevalent amongst this present generation, which most of the current leaders and political executives subscribe to and function with/by.

A nation divided against itself will never stand. It's either Nigeria divide or adopt true federalism. I believe either of these would reduce this unintelligent and backward mentality called tribalism.

It's become more and more frustrating!

All the tribalistic nonsense I have been reading on this forum proves beyond every reasonable doubt that:

a. Nigeria is a century behind
b. an average Nigerian is a tribalist
c. 80% of the current generation of Nigerians are in dire need of psychological therapy.
d. The average Nigerian of this generation does not posses the practical ability to impart the desired change to the Nigerian political system ( Tribalism is the father of Nepotism, which is a major enemy of development).

Why not let the past be past? Is it so hard to forge ahead? Are we not tired already? Is this how to take Nigeria to greater heights? This kind of mentality only breeds and grooms intense hatred, which will to a great length mar the anticipated development and prosperity of Nigeria.

People, get out of the box of tribalism! Start thinking us ( Entire nation). A continued romance of tribalism would instill more hatred in our minds and help destroy our already f.ucked up country more.

God help this generation.

I still don't get this stereotypical shit prevalent in the mind of an average Nigerian! Wtf!!!

Isn't it obvious enough that these allegations are mere racism tools to usurp peace in the Nigerian community resident in New Delhi? Na wah for my people o!

Yet we are praying for development in Naija when an average Nigerian finds it difficult to dissect any given situation in the most genuine and unbiased perspective.

God help us!