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Megilodion:
Still waiting on replies please

..same here.. let hope for good afterall tge HR said in two or three weeks time

Governor2018:
Please share your interview experience with Viathan plant engineer position.

goodday.have u done the test

Please anybody with the standard cv format should pls forward to me...
ayobamijubril10@gmail.com

Durentt:
YOU ARE CORRECT BRO. Youare d first engr dat i've seen accepting engineering needs mathematicians, we math students arejst too under-rated. I kno engineers need math nd phy. But why wud they brag to be mathematicians?? An engineering std is an engineering std, they shud stop trying to replace mathematicians. Funny enof our country gv mathematicians jobs to engineers.

Dats d true...dis is caused by our so called leaders in nigeria.....nevertheless .....noboody should even be sidelined not to talk of underating but all d same We all need ourselves............enginering has its own role too play likewise mathematics has its oown role to play......

destino24:
Here is the deal, Mathematicians engage in roughly as much maths as engineers, but engineers get to "actively" apply them in practical real world problems.

So, comparatively speaking, Engineers are alitlle more ahead

Double kudos to You...you have said it all...

@ op.....You dont have to be mean has every courses and career has its own aspect and role to play in d world so....keep doing what u love doing and you will never regret doing it at d end

end time milk,end time person.end time aunty..end time post..............

All of d above...infact many of them are not even included......

end time post........

Federal Government College Ogbomosho Old School
Association (FEGOCOOSA) has urged schools alumni
to work together to revamp the failing education
system in Nigeria. Speaking during a press briefing in Lagos,
FEGOCOOSA President, Mr. Francis Orbih said: “If
only alumni of various schools can pull resources
together, the education system will not be where it
is today.” According to him, in its quest to maintain standard
in the school, 1995 set of Federal Government
College Ogbomosho had donated desks and lockers
for 150 students. Just as 85 set donated the
industrial kitchen, while a set sunk boreholes. Orbih who urged the physical presence of
FEGOCOOSA on December 5 at the Red Carpet Event
Centre, Victoria Island said, it is not enough for
alumni to connect through social media, adding
that old friends need to physically renew
connections . He said this year, FEGOCOOSA will use the medium
to recognise and award distinguished individuals
and groups that have done well in supporting the
Association to develop the school. His words: “During our meeting, we. Will give
awards to academic and non academic staff of the
school who have served in one capacity or the
other to bring progress to the school. “We will use the opportunity to identify with our
Amar mater to give awards to the best students of
the school. We will also recognise the department
with outstanding subject results and reward them
accordingly. “We will recognise the old students who have
done services to the Association and the school. On
that day, We will unveil and recognise the most
distinguished Alumni, best set and reward them
accordingly.”

A 31-year-old -trader, Oluwaseyi Ajofoyibo, on
Tuesday at the Igando Customary Court , Lagos
state, accused her husband, Kamoru Ajofoyibo,33,
of allegedly raping her cousin in their matrimonial
home. Oluwaseyi also told the court that her
husband was in the habit of beating and blackmailing her at the slightest provocation. Oluwaseyi with her two children, ages seven and
two, had since moved out of her matrimonial home
to Badagry. “My cousin came to my matrimonial
home, asking me to help her appeal to her mother
over a misunderstanding; I left the house for a
night. “When I returned, my cousin told my neighbours that my husband tried to rape her in
our matrimonial home. “When she was probed further, she confessed
that he succeeded in raping her. “As a result of
his action, I told him I was going to visit my parents
in Badagry, but I packed my belongings and left
with my sons. “I rebuffed several attempts by our
families for me to return to my matrimonial home. “He then came and forcefully took away one of
our sons. I want my son back, that’s why I
brought him to the court. We were not legally
married. He refused to pay my dowry,”
Oluwaseyi said. Her husband, Kamoru, who
resides at Osunba Street, Igando, a suburb of Lagos, did not deny raping his wife’s cousin nor
forcefully taking the couple’s seven years’ old
son. “We were not having any misunderstanding. She
said she wanted to visit her family in Badagry and I
gave her N30,000. “She said she would spend
two weeks, but two weeks turned to months, and
months turned into years. “Our families called a
meeting, she refused to talk, and she was not moved with the tears from her mother’s eyes. “ I relocated my son to my brother’s place in
Badagry because I needed to be seeing him
regualrly. “I know I have made some mistakes
and I’m sorry,’’ the 33 year-old-trader
said. The President of the court, Mr A. L. Omilola, in
his ruling, told the couple to come for the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) on Dec.
16. Omilola adjourned the case till Jan. 16 for
further hearing.

1. When one is in love, a cliff becomes a meadow. Ethiopia
2. You know who you love but you can’t know who loves you. Nigeria
3. Where there is love, there is no darkness. Burundi
4. If anyone makes you laugh, it is not always because they love you. Kenya
5. If you marry a monkey for its wealth, the money goes and the monkey remains. Egypt
6. He who loves, love you with your dirt. Uganda
7. If love is a sickness, patience is the remedy. Cameroon
8. Love doesn’t rely on physical features. Lesotho
9. Love is a despot who spares no one. Namibia
10. To love someone who does not love you is like shaking a tree to make the dew drops fall. Congo
11. If a woman doesn’t love you, she calls you “brother.” Côte d’Ivoire
12. Don’t try to make someone hate the person he loves. For he will go on loving but he will hate you. Senegal
13. The quarrel of lovers is the renewal of love. Morocco
14. Let your love be like the misty rain, coming softly but flooding the river. Liberia
15. Love for something makes a man blind and deaf. Sudan
16. If the full moon loves you, why worry about the stars? Tunisia 17. A letter from the heart can be read on the face. Kenya
18. One who marries for love alone will have bad days but good nights. Egypt
19. One who loves the vase, loves also what is inside. Tanzania/Kenya
20. Love doesn’t listen to rumors. Ghana
21. Do not treat your loved one like a swinging door: you are fond of it but you push it back and forth. Madagascar
22. Love, like rain, does not choose the grass on which it falls. South Africa
23. Even as the archer loves the arrow that flies, so too he loves the bow that remains constant in his hands. Nigeria 24. Don’t be so in love that you can’t tell when it’s raining. Madagascar
25. Love is a painkiller. African origin unknown