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7victor well done. At all, direct any student you know to me for e-learning, I specialise in Chemistry and biology. Thank you all. |
GreaterGraceGG:Alright. working out on some plans. Thanks |
zedegit:You made good points brother, but unfortunately my school did not pay. All things being equal, once schools resume, I will tender my resignation. It doesn't worth it. |
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Kalaba:Driver told us we are going to Ijebu Igbo, we were confused, he said Ijebu North is known as Ijebu Igbo. journey continued, we got to Ijebu ode 9:30pm, the bus had problem, we spent 30mins fixing it, we got to somewhere that I don't even know the name, this time it was 11pm, the driver said he's not going again, that he is to go back to Lagos that night. we pleaded with him, while still there another bus carrying corpers passed us, so we started following that one, but due to our own bus can't maintain constant speed, we lost sight of the bus. finally we got to somewhere (I later understood it wasn't far from Ijebu Igbo junction), the driver dropped us there that he can't go further, that where we're going is very dangerous by this time. amongst us all, only one person understands and speaks Yoruba cos he grew up in ibadan. the driver directed that we should trek up and we will get another cab to take us to the nearest LGA Secretariat. by this time, it was around 12:40 or so. while we were trekking, we passed a shrine where the villagers were carrying out some rituals, as we kept trekking in the dark, at each junction we saw sacrifices. finally we saw a taxi, the driver agreed to take us to the INEC office for 200N each, the eight of us squizzed ourselves into the four sitter taxi, the man drove us to the INEC office with warning not to try that kind journey again. we got to the INEC office at exactly 1:10am, another of my friend called me from abeokuta that they are currently on their way to Ijebu with private car. after sorting ourselves out at the INEC office, another problem started. to be continued... |
l was a serving corps member during the 2019 general election. On that Friday before the election, the posting came out around 2pm, I serve in abeokuta but was posted to ijebu north in ogun state. ordinarily from abeokuta to ijebu north shouldn't be more than 1½hrs. copers where much, struggling to enter the different buses provided, till 6:30pm no more free buses, corpers still much, shit. I had only 1k with me, I rushed down to the ATMs close by, either it's not dispensing, or the que is something else. one of my colleague I was with was like 'Chelcy, I don tire abeg, am not going again', I pleaded with her to be patient a bit, you know we are in this for the experience, let's push further. I called the other corpers from my lodge, they said they were already at kuto park, that I should be fast. the lady said she's with 5k, I said alright make we go. we entered a cab to kuto, called my guy, he directed me to the bus ( a sienna) it needed just 2 Passengers to complete, here I am with my friend, we paid 1.2k each, and the journey began exactly 7:34pm the night of 15th Feb, 2019. to be continued... |
eight years ago I was running my pre-degree program when the school suddenly announced the post utme screening. 2/3 days notice. before then I have exchanged contacts and 2go username with many of the applicants here on nairaland, which I was helping with informations. due to the short notice, some of them pleaded to send me the money so I can help them get the form, others where begging I get the form that when they come they will pay me. I got the form for 5 different candidates (2 ladies and 3 guys), I will name one of the guys Samson (not real name) arrived that Friday evening from warri, I gave him the form and collected my #1500, he asked to sleep over in my hostel, I declined cos I didn't inform my roommates about that. he said ok that he has a cousin in the school he stays off k, so he went to stay with them. two days later (Sunday), he visited me in the hostel, we chatted, then guy started playing me tape of how he came back from the screening on Saturday and could not find his wallet and that his cousin and friends stole his money and smoked with ladies bla bla bla, that he's broke and have not eaten anything since Saturday night, that I should lend him 5k to go back to warri. I felt really bad and blamed myself not accommodating him. so we walked down to GTBank gwagwalada, I withdrew 7k, gave him 5k and put 2k in my pocket, guy was like Chelcy if you can make it 7k, so I won't be stranded on the way, I just kukuma give am the remaining 2k. Monday night Samson (not real name) called me that he's in warri now, that his mum and sisters are grateful, that first thing 2moro morning I will get my money, that I should send my account no. that was the last time I had from him. all his contacts stop going through, he no longer login to Facebook and 2go. this was around June 2012 or so. fast forward to November when I was about ending my program, Samson logged in to 2go and sent me another story offline, of how EFFC was chasing him up and down, and he has been in hiding all the while, that he has not forgotten about my money. fast forward to 2014, I came down from shuttle bus and saw a familiar face, but he's now looking rough and dirty, I imediately recalled his name, we greeted and I congratulated him for securing admission into the school and wanted to go when Bros started another story that he hasn't eaten, and have been denied writing tests cos of departmental fees, that I should forget about what happened the other time and help him out. to cut the long story short, I told him I wasn't having any money and then went my way. |
herlecks:Take a bus from Ojota to Oshodi. Pick another bus going to Ikotun. Synagogue church is just before the Ikotun market. |
olumide4christ:The thing it's really a bitter pill to swallow, most southern states lives in past glory. |
Lol |
amaniro:My brother, you Sabi kaduna well. Until we see pictures from these sides, narayi and tudun Wada inclusive, nothing like total lockdown. |
LordviccoDaGuru:Did you click any link to claim free gifts from Nike? That number is definitely Rwanda |
ZombiePUNISHER:Yea, noticed same when I traveled to Enugu back in 2018, I had expected Enugu to grow more than what it was during Sulivan. The city is typically London aswear. |
Hmmm |
Pinkandpurple:Which bank was allocated to you? Go to any of their branches, provide them with your information, they will fetch you your account number. |
vivalavida:May the Lord that did it for you never forget me, amen. |
Humanoid01:I can't give you the distance in Km, but it's very very far. |
Anonymousness22:Forget about what you read in the news, kaduna is very very safe if you mind your movements. |
Chibexe:Is it PGD in biomedical engineering or M.Sc ? |
1:1 FT |
Hmmmm. We all play street football, the reason this normal street football was recorded on camera still remains suspicious. Why even focus the camera on him, as if they are expecting something to happen. R. I. P man. |
emidika:Sociology, political science, philosophy, Religious studies, Music. But then, she should resit for waec again. Lit. in English is just the only problem with that result. |
Chibexe:Thanks. What is the duration of the pgd in biomed eng.? |
Chibexe:@chibexe, can B.Sc. microbiology apply for M.Sc biomedical engineering? Not pgd... |
Kinikini:That's there policy and they have been adhering to it. |
Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), ZARIA, still has the best admission policy in Nigeria. The best University in Nigeria. |
ikcid:Abeokuta |
It depends on the region. Corpse doctors in the North receive higher than their counterparts in the west. Where I served, the breakdown is as follows: FG alawe = 19,800 PPA alawe = 10,000 (every corper in the PPA) Call duty alawe = 60,000 The call duty allowance varies for different medical courses, medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, MLS, nursing, Physiotherapy, radiography etc... |
The only reason I will advise you to pick up the admission is to broaden your knowledge in basic science (Physics, Chemistry and Biology), then help you in scoring higher marks in the next UTME/POST UTME. Other than the above, I would have advised you ignore the admission and prepare better for next JAMB. With all due respect to previous commenters of the thread, this is not a matter of which course commands more respect or which has a tougher curriculum, but a matter of employment. Here in Nigeria as a medical doctor (MB,BS), you will surely get a job with a good pay, but as a DVM, you will struggle like other graduates to find the job. Not because your are not a professional, but because there are few individuals who patronize the services of a DVM, most farms will rather have a consultant DVM who visits occasionally, or on request, then employ animal scientists as main staff. But for an MBBS or BDS graduate, hospitals can never employ a pharmacist, nurse, BMLS in place of a doctor, infact, all hospitals must have at least one resident medical officer (a doctor). My opinion though. |
