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do they train people for N-power tech or how is it done?

Sterope:
Which western culture? The one I know consume a lot of meat depending on the cut.

His story is not newsworthy. Simple!

I guess you and the Op have dissenting problem with the number of meats

This man is trying to score cheap political points for his presidential ambition...if you know you know.

Sometimes women will just come out and think they can just twist everything in their own favour, rape charges is one of those instruments they've used to bring down so many men. it's high time they started investigating these rape cases, it takes two to tango

Sterope:
Culture is dynamic. It is not westernisation. There were so many things our forefathers did that didn't make it to the 21st century so stating culture is not doing it for me at all. A culture that doesn't teach contentment and understanding is not my cup of business.

Back then meat was a thing. It was not expensive and people can often source for their own meat. Everything is expensive now and corona is outside.

Also, it is their money; it is his choice to visit. They have their reasons from financial to managing the available resources or JUST CHOICE.

If he doesn't like a piece of meat, he should stop at a restaurant and shove down a whole chicken. He should complain maybe next time she should consider tap water.

I have already said that in my post that he should show understanding, as regards culture, I repeat, Yoruba culture doesn't teach covetousness, deserving respect doesn't translate to lack of contentment, if you are a Yoruba gal and you are married by now, you'll know better. Take it or leave it, you can only discard something when you get something else, most folks abominate their culture once they have exposure to the western style...wake up.

Sterope:
The culture that teaches respect but not contentment. Interesting!

He should not be emphatic, let him continue to hit his head. I bet the in-law doesn't know she has rented a suplex in his head.

And to the OP, there's a Yoruba proverb that says: "when the host is showing the visitor a sliced yam, it's time to go home".

Sterope:
The culture that teaches respect but not contentment. Interesting!

He should not be emphatic, let him continue to hit his head. I bet the in-law doesn't know she has rented a suplex in his head.

That's not Yoruba culture, I didn't support the OP 100% because he's supposed to understand but who knows maybe there's a rift between the duo. Westernization has made us forgot our culture and values.

Those people attacking the OP are probably those that don't understand Yoruba culture and tradition, though times are hard, but courtesy in my culture stipulates you treat your inlaw with respect which can come in any form. But because of the situation in the country, the OP should be empathic.

nice one up there, there is room for improvement tho, if I may ask, what resource did you use in learning PHP and MySQL?

You can't expect us to believe your own version of the story, I know if the guy is to give his own account...it will be different. The guy was not moved obviously because your demands are too much.

Hello guys, I need your candid advice on this matter, I finished my NYSC this year and before then I've been sending my CVs to various places both offline and offline...it is so frustrating that I've decided to put a halt to it. Then I considered an idea of getting an in-demand skill that can fetch me money till I get a job. Which skill is relevant in Nigeria of today, pls your comments will be appreciated. Thank you

Karleb:
This sounds hard but it's very simple and requires little code.

Just change the src of an image tag on a click toggle event. Dazzal!

help me tell am o...making it look as if it's something hard...am sure he saw it in w3schools

Couzy21:
It is a compulsory course in OAU here for all engineering students, it's now python self since 2 years ago

for OAU, non engineering students wrote Java programs for CSC course, that was like five years ago.

Vortex369:
The reason you are poor is because you consider the elites your enemies. Everyone was born with a clean slate. While other people or their parents were toiling hard to soft to make money, your parents or you were busy lazying around waiting for a Sky Daddy to come to your rescue, now the reality has come and the elites have become your reason for being wretched.

That is totally wrong of you, it shows you don't know or are indifferent to the plight of the masses, Everyone is not born on a clean slate, get that straight into your head. even in developed countries, everyone doesn't have equal opportunities it's just that it's better there than here. The chasm between the rich and poor in Nigeria is so wide, maybe because you are getting everything on a platter of gold doesn't make you know what's going out there. Remember fingers are not equal. I'll recommend ba book "Outliers" by Malcolm Gladwell.

go and get "CSS in action"

This is what I will term "Narcism" which has an underlying cause of neediness...you are weak underneath but putting up a remorseful attitude to cover your weakness.

LSarcastic:
I remember a day I decided to use vanilla Javascript for a website I was working on https://www.bonychicken.com I spent four days debugging a simple selector. I asked for help on all possible places. Everyone agreed there was no bug in my code. It eventually worked when I gave up on my stubborness and used JQuery, it worked like a charm.

It is true that JQuery is past its prime but it is so damned useful. People would say you could do it all with vanilla JS. Fine. Build your website with it and tell me what happened. Javascript has improved but not enough to ignore JQuery all together. That's why Bootstrap, the world's number one frontend framework still ships Jquery with it.
They are not stupid.

Bootstrap 5 is dropping jQuery, go to their website or Google it...so jQuery has outlived its usefulness.

as far as I'm concerned, I don't give a shit about a Deno or Melaye . To me, node js has better advantages because of NPM, which makes development easier offline, As regards the ES6 modules in Demo, it can still be implemented in node, so what the fuss about Deno, they could have called it Reno!

SeverusSnape:
Low budget PELICAN.

Alaye! this one look like pelican for your eye.
Pelican is sea bird and judging by the size and habitat of this bird in question, I'll call it a HORNBILL. só ti yé e.

SeverusSnape:
Low budget PELICAN.

Alaye! this one look like pelican for your eye?
Pelican is sea bird and judging by the size and habitat of this bird in question, I'll call it a HORNBILL. só ti yé e.

Bahat:
Javascript can be hard sometimes you can try to learn Typescript it will make you understand js I guess it made javascript easier for me

typescript gives JavaScript power, it's knowledge is essential in node.js and angular.

I've been learning JavaScript for some time, the first material I laid my hands on was Eloquent JavaScript, I read till chapter 4, then I was still stucked at one part called "weresquirrel" . I was like WTF! I later jumped to regular expression and I hit another block, later I resorted to another learning material "JavaScript for kids", then I move up to other books which gave me a clear understanding of the language. But one thing about this thing is practice, practice and practice. no amount of reading or watching can make one attain level of mastery.
if one is good in JavaScript, picking up PHP and python won't be a hassle, same with frameworks....Still a learner, hoping to be a JavaScript ninja soon

tensazangetsu20:
Brython ke. E go hard o. Most web browsers are built to only accept JavaScript with the billions of web sites out there all running JavaScript on the front end. E go hard walai. Even if it becomes popular someone who has mastered JavaScript can easily pick up python and learn brython in less than a month. So all in all the Koko is to know the language very well.

JavaScript the king of the web...

tensazangetsu20:
Frameworks come and go but the language would still remain. It's the language of the web. It's been so since 1995. That's why it is best to learn the language and know it very well before touching frameworks but some people choose to go learn frameworks even when they haven't grasped the language the framework is built on. Besides once you get one language it's always easy to master another. The key is getting one language and knowing it very well not jumping from one to another.

You are right on that, I personally want to master JavaScript, because trying to jump to framework will get you frustrated especially when you are the type that wants to know how things work under the hood. Knowing data structures and algorithms will make it easy to pick up another language in less than a week. But lemme ask you what about the advent of web assembly and Brython. JavaScript has a battle with these contenders.

tensazangetsu20:
No matter how it advances you still need real humans to do the automation and control it. Web development is just going to keep advancing. Can you compare web development from even 2013 to now? So much has changed. It's dynamic. JavaScript is going to get more advanced as language and more difficult to master.

I didn't leave out humans in my post. About JavaScript getting advanced, do you think JavaScript can keep up with the pressure for long? I know that frameworks will keep springing up that will make the whole thing shitty...Time will tell.

tensazangetsu20:
Maybe wordpress kind of websites would be built with bots. Highly complex and responsive web apps would be built by real human beings. Besides solidity has a lot in common with JavaScript. Infact it's JavaScript on steroids. Anything web related can't do without JavaScript. It's getting used in game development and internet of things.

I agree but technology keep improving daily...you never can tell. it may take time but it will surely come to pass. Different breeds of human beings are emerging, same will be for technology where everything will be automated. Human expertise will still be needed to control the automation.

tensazangetsu20:
The main programming language he uses is solidity. It's relatively new.

. I saw it when I googled the thing, I'll find out about the language. I think block chain and artificial intelligence is the future of programming. don't be surprised if in years to come, bots are building websites

tensazangetsu20:
Op don't mind anyone that says you will do much better in Yahoo.

Freelancing pays depending on the sites you join. Upwork is amazing and if you are good enough after you learn to be accepted on sites like toptal or coding ninjas then the sky is the limit. Imagine earning like 60k dollars a year salary in Nigeria. This is possible If you can get accepted on toptal.

As for Jobs there's a ton of programming jobs in Nigeria but the pay might be too small for you. If working for a company is your thing then you should be on the hunt for remote jobs or jobs that come with relocation packages.

A friend of mine is a Blockchain developer in Nigeria. He presently earns 81000 dollars as salary. I linked him to a job I saw the pay was 30000 dollars he refused accepting it citing it as too low. He's presently hunting for 150k dollars a year job. The 81000 dollars job is remote while he also works for as a Blockchain developer for a Nigerian bank. The bank work gives him around 300k a month.

But you have to be good to get those high paying remote jobs o. You need to have projects to show off and you must learn data structures and algorithms. Oyinbo no dey take that thing play at all. Their interview questions are always based around those topics.

Having the knowledge is one thing. Knowing how to hunt for opportunities is another. You might be very good at a certain craft but if you can't hunt for opportunities you might have to settle with what is available.

Can JavaScript be used in block chain? and how far will I go in JavaScript before learning block chain?

zerateck:
Lol
It takes less than 3months to learn.
On the other hand, it takes at least 2years of practice to become a professional.

Goodluck.

Then I'll stick to my JavaScript, I already know the PHP basics

PHP master!
How long does it take to learn PHP??