I have gotten suggestions from concerning iPhones and Tecno .. No one seem to be talking about Samsung Galaxy A21s. How good is the phone.?

Vysend:

Have you heard of the new way people buy used phones? They go to merchants that use diagnostics software to verify the phone has no hidden defect and also tells you the lifespan of the phone

Ok.. Where can I get these merchants? Am still weighing my options.

Kunja2:
You de ask? Buy a brand new TECNO device Jor. Don't waste your money in refurbished products

Hmm Thanks for the advice bro.
I will check out Tecno products

Kvngfrosh:
Don't buy a refurbished iPhone
Buy a uk used iphone.Go to the OfferUp/Letgo thread in technology market look for a good deal but use escrow.
Good luck

OK bro.. I will check out the thread. But how does ESCROW work. Thank you.

TurnerG:
Don't buy a refurbished iPhone bro. Go for a UK used one. It is the best. If you buy iPhone you go enjoy am well.

Where can I buy UK used Original iPhone please recommend for me.

MegaPlayBoy:
Buy a redmi 9C or note 9 and save yourself from many troubles

Wow.. Thanks bro, I will take a look at the products you mentioned, although am not a Redmi fan. Thank you, I appreciate

Hello fellow Nlnders,

Greetings to you all, going straight to the point I just want to make some enquiries as I will be entering the market to purchase a phone soon. It's been long I bought a phone and infact the last phone I bought was Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime in 2017. I am a core Samsung Galaxy fan and I haven't used any other product which isn't a Samsung phone.

With the hike in prices of mobile phone including Samsung products since 2017, I just may be on my way to getting a Tecno device or Infinix. Someone advised me to purchase a refurbished iPhone on jumia, that a refurbished iPhone 6S Plus for example on Jumia will be better than a brand new Tecno Pouvoiur 4 Pro or Infinix Note 7 as all boast of similar price range.

I am considering the following products, NB All fall into the same price range.
Samsung Galaxy A21s
Brand new Tecno Pouvoiur 4 Pro
Brand new Infinix 7
Refurbished iPhone 6S Plus
Refurbished iPhone 7

Mobile Tech experts please help me out. If you have purchased refurbished iPhone from Jumia previously please what was the experience like.

Thank you all..

For Abuja and Lagos i really don't know. UNIPORT i know runs MEM program. You might want to check out UNIPORT

Ism4b:

I really Appreciate your time and great responses.
Thank you so much Sir

You are welcome. Just go through the advice we have given and make your decisions.

Ism4b:


I'm actually thinking of coming back to Nigeria after completion of the programme (in Germany)
That's why I'm thinking if polymer is ok for me. Being an Applied chemistry graduate and the polymer is offered by chemistry department of the universities while nanoscience is offered by biology department of the University.
I don't want to like change field you know how Nigeria works
Thanks

I do understand you, Nanoscience is a very broad field that engulfs Engineering, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Agric and Renewable and Sustainable Energy. I really think that if you want to base and work in Nigeria then you just have to consider Polymer. Nano is what i call an infant field and most of its opportunities are still on the research and development level as compared to Polymer which is on an industrial production level, on a normal basis. You know the level of Nigeria when it comes to research and development in normal Biology, Engineering and Science field, talk more research in Nanotechnology. So if you are considering returning to Nig., then i would advice Polymer Sci/ Engineering because it would help propel you into the industry and give you an edge in the industry, but if you want to pursue a career in research and development, and synthesis of nanoparticles and composite nanomaterials, then base abroad and pursue your future in Nanosci/Nanotech/Nanoeng. Also their are companies indicating interests in scaling up of research breakthroughs in Nanotech in UK, China, USA and other developed countries, you may as well excel in that axis.

Warm regards

Nanotechnology is a great field with tremendous potential. I would stongly advice you to leave Nigeria if you want to venture into the Nanoworld. I am a nanotechnology enthusiast and am equally looking forward to doing another MSc and PhD in Nanotechnology or Nanoengineering . In other words, if you are looking forward to staying in Nigeria, then I would expect you go for Polymer Sci. I doubt if their are more than 2 schools doing Nanotechnology at Masters and PhD level. Also your value will not be appreciated in Nigeria. I have done some researches concerning Nanotech in Nigeria. You can mail me on jude.ehirim@yahoo.com so that we can talk better.

Am a Chemical Engr. by profession.. Currently doing my M.Eng in Chemical Engineering too. I encourage you to pursue it if you have the passion for it. Learning never stops bro. I have a friend who went back to do Medicine at close to 40. He is almost through now. You can mail me at jayd68@yahoo.com I will be very much pleased to help you in anyway.

That's gross wickedness and ineptitude for the human life. You will watch your children suffer before your very eyes.

It's never easy in this nation. To all the young guys (mid 20's)out there trying to find a way through to make ends meet.. I say may God see you through.

Am in my mid 20's though.. Currently pursuing my Masters in one of the federal universities in the country. Been learning so many production skills as I still grind through in my education. I know what it feels like to be told that you have younger ones and that their school fees will have to be paid when asking for money from your parents, or that their is no money.

Am not counting in millions yet.. But I know for certain that soon I will.

Learn a skill.. Keep working.. Tomorrow will be better.

Mine was Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics.. I have forgotten the course code..
But thank God I gave it more time and scaled through

chibestjerry:

My bad, i think i was on Technology forum, am. Just noticing it now.

It's there a way i can move it to Tech forum

I really don't know

Nice writeup but...

This thread should not be in politics session of this nairaland platform

It should be in Education/Career or Tech wing.

TheAfricaQueen:
Wike is acting like the Judge, Jury and Executioner. He has acted above the law with this actions and the hotel owners need to sue the River's Star Government for loss of income and livelihood.

What has this demolition achieved? More unemployment and an environmental hazard and eyesore with these structures that will remain there forever ever because in Nigeria we do not believe in cleaning up after a disaster or demolition.

Well said... We need more employment opportunities. If only he will provide more opportunities for those that will loose their jobs as a result of the demolition

ShenTeh:


The question is: Is the governor's action constitutional? Is there a constitutional provision that stipulates the demolition of a business building that contravenes a lockdown order? Does the continued existence of the structure pose any potential threat to the lives and properties of the good people of Rivers State? ...

I believe Wike's action was rather driven by power than by law, but the law is supreme.

Let aggrieved parties seek redress in court.

Wike I believe is a Lawyer by profession.. He is supposed to know the after effects of anything that He is venturing into.. I overhead a radio station this morning saying something about the law that was put in place that says any beer parlour, hotel, eatery or establishment that fails to comply with the lockdown order will have the structure Demolished..

If that is the case I believe the owners of these hotels and the people at large are just crying over spilled milk..

But if that very action of Gov. Wike isn't backed by law then He should have himself to blame
But like I said I believe He knows what he is doing and should be responsible for his actions as a Law practitioner.

PLEASE OBEY GOVT RULES AND REGULATIONS... STAY SAFE

I do believe some of the task force officers approach matters in an unfair manner.. No manner of approach and most of them are not diplomatic.

Not ruling out the fact that the hotels made a mistake by opening and they are to be blamed for anything they receive. If they had closed, I believe they won't be embarrassed and harassed in this manner.

Feel free to Air your opinion

Governor of Rivers State..

Gov. Nyesom Wike yesterday said that the main reasons why He Demolished the hotels in Rivers State is not only because the hotel endangered the lives of the good people of Rivers State by opening, but because the task force officers he sent, were beaten and dealt with..

kalan:


Yes Jay.. You need some working experience to apply for MPE.

This experience is Bsc based not work. Based.

When did u finished your degree program?

I finished in 2017

This is total and absolutely thrash and unimaginable. Going nuclear? I took time to go through this writeup and I didn't see anywhere the writer made mention of nuclear waste and it's consequences. At least addressing the issues without pointing out it hazardous and side effects would be as disastrous and as devastating as the nuclear energy itself.

You made mention of sustainable, clean and green energy.
Africa � has a lot of potential when it comes to renewable energy and Renewable energy industry, I do believe Africa should go clean, renewable and sustainable via biomass, generate electricity, wealth and create employment by establishing biological energy transformation industries, were these industries would go, solicit and corporate with farmers, who would in turn supply them with wastes from farmlands for production of electricity and other energy resources.
Africa is not in any way ready for any nuclear program of any kind. Africa is tender and still growing and I believe that if those of us (Chemical Engrs, Nuclear Engrs and other professionals) in the field should make people understand the dangers surrounding this wrong move.

God bless the continent which in it lies the future of the world
God bless Africa �.

Engr Jude.

You can pursue your Masters bro.. You are still young

holsconcept:
This virus issue will usher in a new orientation in Nigeria after it is over.

Sure.. It will I believe, in all ramifications. Including the science, policies, migration issues even politics. Let us brace up and be ready to withstand the changes that will come with it. Post Corona era will surely come.
For now let us support those in the forefront of fighting this pandemic. May their efforts never be in vain.

SharpJoe:
We can not forget the sacrifice. To all health professionals, the military, police and volunteers who fought the good fight. We are eternally grateful to you all.

After we defeat the virus, we will start the fight against the evil ones who prioritise their greed over the essentials of humanity. The virus will pass but the lesson lives on.

Sure sir. It will soon come to pass. We strongly believe so. Let's work towards it. Thank you sir

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To my fellow researchers

As the world passes through this unwanted and unprecedented pandemic.. I want to use this opportunity to appreciate all those who in one way or the other put their lives in danger to save this earth, some so far have tested positive, some are dead, some can't see their parents, children, brothers, sisters. May God bless them all.

Hello Good evening all.
Please Can a B. ENG Chemical Engineering holder apply directly for MPE (Master in Process ENGINEERING) last year I saw in the requirements for a MPE that one must have like 4yrs real working experience before applying. Please how true is this?

Olami90:



I studied same course with you but working in a manufacturing industry in supervisory role of production unit.

With your experience in govt setting (being a scientific officer in a Govt agency) what will you advice i do having opportunity in a Science ministry of state govt and also a lecturing job to the private job I doing now (a pharmaceutical)?

Can I mail you sir?

B.ENG. Chemical Engineering currently doing my
M.Eng. in Chemical Engineering... Currently into renewable energy research (Bio-Diesel and how it's by products glycerine can be further used in the cosmetic industry) am still looking for an opportunity in the renewable energy industry and part time lecturing. Thinking of doing my PhD once am done with my Masters.