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darellrivers:
Congrats Emanresu700 (I guess?).

You did not disappoint me oh... I am glad you have made your decision.

Wish you all the very best

Yes. Thanks ma'am

[quote aut
hor=NoContract post=26878179]Where are you going?[/quote]I am going to the top!

6. Cobhams Asuquo!

Cobhams Asuquo is a Nigerian musician,
producer, and songwriter.
He is CEO/
Head of Productions of CAMP (Cobhams Asuquo
Music Productions) which is currently
representing himself, Bez Idakula and Stan Iyke.
He was responsible for Asa's highly acclaimed
international album ASA and has been mentioned
on many artists' sleeve credits as producer and
writer.

He has won several awards in the music and film scene in Africa and beyond. Cobhams talked about the
advantages of being blind in an interview he had
with the BBCNews Cobhams Also spoke at the
TEDxEuston in 2012 where he talked about the
gift of blindness.
On 2 December 2010, Cobhams Emmanuel
Asuquo got married to Ojuolape Veronica
Olukanni and have a Son.

Nice! We shall get there! It is only a matter of time!

As long as it's comedy, am in.

Haunted Hathaways (am ready to sacrifice all programs on dstv just to watch this) ironically whenever I switch to this program my siblings faces we be like they can't quiet get my obsession with HH

My fav character is frankie! Talk about bluntness

^^^ Thanks a lot Sir.

Source?

Stephenjoseph your thinking is amazingly shallow #no offence just the truth.

Good day xfire!. Its been quiet long. My account vanished after nairaland got hacked so I haven't been around for sometime now.

Remember the young man who wanted to change from pharmacy to chemical engineering? I am the one and all I can say is that I went ahead with my decision to take jamb and I passed it as well as the pume thus was given that admission. It was a long painful process but I am glad that at least I was able to arrive at a juncture where I had a picture of the future I want to venture. Your objective responses to my questions really helped me in ways you can't imagine. It really broadened my foresight. God bless you Sir.

Darellrivers sorry to disappoint you. I had to do it. I made my choice(discovering you graduated @ 20/21 yrs was indeed the last straw that broke the camels back) and I am ready to face whatever comes with it. thanks for your kind responses I still got vital tips from you. God bless you ma'am

My regards to everyone who helped in one way or the other with vital informations. Discovering nairaland for me was like discovering a manual/road map which I lacked or was deprived of all my life and for that God will bless whoever owns this set up! #shalom

Doclight:
what exactly are u into?
Do u feel fulfilled in it?
How come about it?
Do u seek change?
Come on and lets get talking...

I was lucky to change as quickly as possible. I was not satisfied so I took jamb and to God be the glory I was given admission into chemical engineering. Initially I was scared but I have made my decision and I aint going back! RIP TO PHARMACY

NB:- the worst thing that can happen to anybody is to spend 5 years in the university studying a wrong course!!!

hod898: Well apparently there's only one way to find out.
My advice, if you want to understand T.D., relate it to your course of study--ChemEng. Chemical engineers design and maintain plants and processes in an industry, this mean that they must have a good understanding of engineering drawing. If you want to understand T.D., relate it to the future, as if you want to design plant processes and the way the pipes are connected, the angles too, and you are learning the basics for understanding what you want to construct. In that way you'll understand the subject like Quadratic equations.

Ok thanks

hod898: O.K. I think you can use the e-library. But the reason I'm recommending hard copied textbooks is because Technical Drawing is a practical subject. If you need to practice, you'll need the necessary tools--drawing board, mathematical set, T-square, etc. In an e-library I don't think it'll be convenient and comprehensive to practice as expected. It's still possible though, but you'll be uncomfortable.

That's the problem. Right now I have gotten the book you recommended and with what you said I don't really need that e-library thingy. I guess I just have to learn it on my own so I need to get an engineering math set + drawing book. I don't know how to go about the drawing board tho........ But my fear is even if I get everything ready CAN I SUCCESSFULLY TEACH MYSELF A SUBJECT THAT IS QUITE DISCRETE AND REQUIRES SOME KIND OF ABSTRACT REASONING? I wish I have the answer I really wish

mcfarlin: the e-library is well advanced i can assure you

Ok thanks. I will try it out. Are you a student or a fresher

hod898: Any one. Wait, Akwa Ibom has no state library?

I don't know. Its only the e-library that I am aware of. Thanks for your help

Fake preacher

hod898: It's possible to get a T. D. practical textbook in a bookshop but the past questions might not be available. You might want to visit the library in your state, there might be good books there too.

I stay in uyo. So you mean the e-library?

hod898: Yeah, you can use Technical Drawing for School Certificate and G.C.E. by J.N. Green.

Ok thanks a million!. Am grateful.... Can I also get something like the waec past questions for tech drawing in a bookshop?

hod898: Do you know how many ppl were admitted into the department?

Nope. We will know when we resume I guess
Lest I forget please I haven't done technical drawing in my life b4 and I heard we will be doing it as a course when we resume. Please in case you did it in secondary school do you know any O level textbook I can brush through btw now and when we resume?

Hi all....... I got admission into uniuyo to study chemical engineering. Hod898 I guess we are in the same dept. Looking forward to meet you......
Congrats to all others who got admitted

More like a fake news

Apatheist: 2) Jesus

May the Lord have mercy upon your life

Nice one poster

Nigeria is so diverse in culture