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Okoyiboz3:
OP, which tertiary institution did you graduate from?

Go and learn the difference between study and sturdy. Once that is done, you may get a suitable response.

edeXede:


Chemistry is the mixing of different colors of water like blue, orange, red etc to form another colour. Then burning the color with lighter or gas cooker to get another colour.. Then looking at the colour and writing down alphabets like Fe, ca and mg

or

It is drawing of endless branches of trees.. some like square and some like cheese

INTEGRITYA1:
Hello Nairalanders, it obvious that apart from those in Academics and some professionals like Doctors, Engineers and some few others.
Most likely, there is no significant relationship between ones course of study and ones career path after graduation, to the extent that most people hardly revisit their core course while on campus and consequently they might not even remember to define their course of study.

Let see if at all, we are still in tune with our respective courses.

Your course of study then define it.

angelusbrut:
Edit that study asap abeg

delors:
how can you define yours when you keep writing "Sturdy" instead of "study". You better go back to school.

doctorkush:
your matter sef

internationalman:
Below is d dictionary definition.
But how is dat related to dy/dx.

internationalman:
I don't know.
And I have never seen or heard anyone defined it.

internationalman:
All subjects and courses have definitions except my own..

Mathematics....

kingralu:
invest in things like... how can I invest 200k in real estate or other meaningful things? ?

Klins2000:
I want to invest in Real Estate in South East. I need to be guided on how to go about it.

megastu:
I agree with you totally.

I bought a land for 6m around ajah in 2008 and when i was buying i was told a multinational was coming to build an estate there. They never came and road to the area was never built. I can hardly get a buyer for the land even at 10million. Imagine if those funds were locked up in T bills how much i would have. Again, poster said "good location" i guess that is the key.

LeoT1:
Good write up but the realities on ground are very different. I was an advocate of real estate and I have invested millions into property (houses, flats, lands, shops etc) over the last 5 years. I took time to do the maths recently and I realised that the opportunity cost clearly outweigh the ROI from these ventures. Here are the facts:
1. I had an opportunity to invest on treasury bills or by a shop in lekki for 5m . I opted for the later. The rental income was a paltry 250k per annum gross without discounting for maintenance cost and estate management agent cost. The asking price of the shop today is 6m. At treasury bills rate was 18% for 5 years. Do the maths.

I have other experiences that are less palatable than this. Rental income is normally between 5 to 7%. Normal property appreciation could even be lower. There are "trophy property " that could bring a lot of returns but they are one and far between. Go to the cemetery of lost investments from real estate, you may never touch it again from a dozen feet away. Remember only successful cases make the news. It's like a lottery.