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fredrickmyers:Kindly step up and it's yours. |
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Plough and play if you please.
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- Dell XPS 15z Ultra Book. - 15.6 inch - Backlit Keyboard - Intel Core i5 @ 2.4ghz - Nvidia GeForce 1gb dedicated - 6gb Ram - 500gb HDD - Win 10 installed. - Smooth Alloy/metallic build - HDMI port - DVD RW with auto slide and eject. - Battery 6+ hours 115k WhatsApp no on signature.
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Op you don't need to write much.. As per smartness, women would always have an edge over men because they get exposed pretty early, and get to know things and stuff that most men would never know till they are twice their age. In real and practical terms, Men are simply more 'Intelligent' While women tend to be more 'Brilliant' |
Saintinoo:Realistically, some are better than others. That's why you have rankings, grading and rating scales which also is same for humans. Except you also mean to say that all Nigerian graduates the same ![]() |
Since this trend is breeding.. Let me drop a few. - I have pals who studied Pol. Science, they both got a job through the graduate trainee scheme in Zenith Bank and Access banks. Both have progressed so much career wise, and by net worth they are multi-millionaires and established. - I know a bunch of guys who studied architecture, administration, soil science, animal husbandry and some 'perceived low grade social science/art courses working in KPMG, PWC and EY. Oh yeah, and they have progressed so much, bagged professional courses and masters alike even in newer unrelated fields. Emphatically, Upcoming graduates need to understand this simple rule. There are actually jobs here in Nigeria and everywhere!!! But the most significant characteristics every employer looks for are: 1. Aptitude 2. Capability 3.Competence Anyone who has developed these 3 variables will definitely be gainfully employed when the opportunity comes knocking regardless of whatever course they studied. Definitely some courses have more preferences than others but on a balanced scale employers are looking for candidates the 3 features above. So what's the problem 1. How many graduates spread across all courses in Nigeria can easily ace GMAT, SHL, psychometric/ability tests and well structured oral interviews. Oh yeah, you would say people with majors in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) have advantage because of their backgrounds in numerics, but these questions are structured to check your problem solving, verbal, critical and visual intelligence. 2. How many graduates take time off school to attempt IQ Tests, job tests and practice before and after they graduate. So many graduates lack simple social and communication skills, many lack basic computing knowledge and can't use basic MS Office applications - there are actually people who can't open a word document and type. 3. We can easily say that many graduates in Nigeria are seriously unprepared not actually 'unqualified' to get jobs. Get to social media like Facebook groups and your eyes would hurt so much from grammatical blunders written by 'graduates'. It's not the school's or course they studied but an 'individual problem' Anyone who "genuinely" made at least 2.1/Upper credit from any top tertiary institution in Nigeria actually has special skills and unique capabilities they may not even know about. School is not Scam, and there are JOBS!!! There are just a handful persons who have paced themselves up with the relevant skills and knowledge to grab them! |
I am still awaiting a time when Nigeria's economic team would deliberate on Inclusive technologies, AI, and Solar energy innovation. Our RD metrics and budget year-on-year for STEM is still below global standards. Moghalu's assertion is a sad reality ![]() |
Suarez is not really FC Barcelona's problem. Barcelona operates a default player-switch 4-3-3 formation, keeping the ball on the ground, penetrating through the outside box towards goal. Suarez still has that lethal spark and will devastate any defence with his cunningness if given little space - refer to his goal against Bayern. FCB major problem is not being able to balance tiki-taka and high intensity football, and teams who have adapted to the later will still rip them apart if they don't modify their tactics. |
The wicked will never go unpunished. |
MTN data should qualify as the least in terms of usage. |
majamajic: ![]() His time is long past. Real Madrid can stake anything to get someone like becker instead. |
Like they say: Teams that secure victory against Barcelona in the UCL knock out stages especially the semis, have 90% advantage of winning the UCL that year. FCB is definitely about the toughest team in UCL. |
Jafar1:Real Madrid values players mostly on their 'popularity' It's clear courtois was bought for his popularity in the world cup. |
helinues:Navas is really good, more like an unsung hero. |
Hope this video doesn't come back to haunt him in the future. ![]() |
Ray07:Well said. English teams are rather impatient with young lads. |
YoungAncient1:He was, but wasn't matured then. |
The stats of this match is deep.
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menacity:Good morning, We can get for you, but it's around 150k now because of dollar surge. |
trueguy573:In order of your sequence: - Yes. - No - No - Very well yes. Well done! |
Mine..
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Messi.. ![]() No other player in history has maintained such goal scoring consistency and individual performance, except Cristiano. But, till messi drops his boots, no player would keep up with the pace of his 'all round' magnificence. |
Having equal perfect scores in Math and Physics shows this champ is a 'duo' genius. |
Chinua Achebe. His works are prophetic in texture, ingenious in sequence. |
He would do well. Definitely! He has always portrayed traces of leadership. |
aril:This Machine shouldn't have been as expensive as it appears if not for the naira's low purchasing power. ![]() Pretty good stuff op! |
McLizbae:You can follow my threads for affordable ultra laptop deals. https://www.nairaland.com/5198549/sold-lenovo-y520-nvidia-geforce/4 |




