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africanman85:
I need a cheap inverter to connect my 200000mah laptop powerbank. The powerbank is connected to a distributor but it doesn't charge my dell laptop. How can I remove the distributor and connect this type of inverter below to the powerbank ? Treat as urgent pls

I wish to get one of that power bank. How long does it last on a 65w laptop? Hope its durable.

Follow your heart

Wetin be this ?

visijo:
Hope

People Who Are Busy Saying Pastors Are Quiet About Covid-19, What Are The Ancestors Saying??

EngrOversabi:
Hmm. Don't even know which surprises me most.
That she is a murder suspect or that she has 2 kids at just 21.

That one old self, go London.

Sugar97:
This could be us but you neither have a beard nor a drone. Sigh...

And you wouldn't appreciate a bouquet of roses, but would rather I wired you the monetary equivalent - in addition to your T-fare, and of course some money for recharge cards!

This is really sad.

Akpan & Odumma

Audio money

Nice!

5/7? or 1/52?

googi:
Hustler where is the sarcasm after explaining yourself pointing to your real motive?

Until we point to our accomplishments at home, nobody and nowhere will respect us.

Cuba has accomplishments to point to and welcomed during most disaster because they are not about laundering talents for money. Their education is first class and envy of the world even in the so called Developed countries

Did you hear the point made about Cuba by Sanders in the US Presidential campaign?

Nigeria has one of the most talented people on Earth but we are always for sale. You cannot prostitute yourself for foreign currencies and expect them to respect you.

Thanks for explaining your motive.

Cheers!

You rattle without common sense. Spare me the encomiums on Cuba. As far as I know, it's third world.
I agree with you about fixing home, our education and our facilities. Not until we have quality education that reflects in our ways of life and quality of service in health and social welfare, NO COUNTRY will take our healthcare system seriously.. nor admit our Drs without rigorous scrutiny.
For the records, and just in case you care to know (cos I see where you are driving at with the hustler thing) I'm a medic trained outside, but with passion to see things work at home. Im one of the last bastions of healthcare service providers who'll rather work home than outside. It's really not about the money. For those who really understand the calling, medicine is first a humanitarian profession.

Citytrend:
You didn't read my post chief

Your post was comprehensive and straight to the point.

The point is, when Drs from third world countries approach Europe and America to work ( and perhaps earn a living) they are subjected to rigorous exams and sometimes not employed.
But when Europe is in distress, the same Drs whose qualifications are repudiated, and can only be validated by passing rigorous exams, are welcomed with open arms to work freely without the rigour of exams. Then, after the pandemic, they are thrown out! Abi no be so? First world countries go everly get upper hand in any bargain with third world!

googi:
Chei, See Africa Brain.

Calculating how he go get visa, squander talent for hard currencies. Naija nor dey come last.

Mumu,
So daft you didn't get the sarcasm.

Will the Medical Council in Italy subject them to passing medical licensing exams before tendering the 'help'?

Does Nigeria have Railways and trains or am I missing something?

Rip Kenny. Great country musician of the millennium!
You picked a fine time to leave us.

J111333:
How can a pilot land with no clearance from tower?
You think say airport na jibowu bus stop ni?

Looooooooool rotf

You dey mind am?
When one lives in a disorderly country, his thinking becomes also disorderly. Him think say na oshodi

Ok

Stop passing the buck.
Man up and take responsibilities. Do you also have sister-in-laws having irreconcilable differences with your wife in Canada, Australia, US and other parts of the world where doctors are well remunerated? Abeg shift!

michlins:
so your only problem is that the software is domiciled in the US. Last time I checked, Nigerians still love foreign rice


If this government is serious,stop all the salaries and should some go on strike, replace them. Sometimes we need to be dictatorial to get things done

So, foreign rice is same as valid and sensitive national data. I wonder how ppl like you think in this jet age!

Nice.

johnson5050:
Can anyone give the total Salary package of University Lecturers in Nigeria?

Don't bother if you have an offer.
It's nothing to write home about.

Accept any offer only for the passion, not for the money

I don't doubt him. I once left Yaba at 8pm and arrived home (Ejigbo) at 1:00am, no thanks to the daily notorious traffic at mushin-isolo axis.

Extremely notorious for traffic is the 'Aye' bus-stop- that tiny road junction always (morning and night) stacked with long container trucks, the industrial trucks, and oil haulage trucks on that tiny road. Oh lawd! Abysmally frustrating on daily basis.

Govt should pls come to our aid on that road. It's adjacent Aswani-Ajao estate road, for those who don't know it.

Impossible!

You can't practice any medical or allied medical profession in Australia without writing and passing licensing exams and getting board registration! Only gullible Nigerians will believe they can just relocate to any developed country and start practicing.

MrEgghead:
you're oblivious about medical field.
professors that take clinical students don't need to have Ph.Ds.
Residency is what they do and they become profs some years after..
Medicine is different from other professions.
Ph.Ds don't have any relevance in clinical medicine... Medicine is practical not theory.

MrEgghead:
you're oblivious about medical field.
professors that take clinical students don't need to have Ph.Ds.
Residency is what they do and they become profs some years after..
Medicine is different from other professions.
Ph.Ds don't have any relevance in clinical medicine... Medicine is practical not theory.

Medicine & other fields have evolved tremendously over the years through cutting-edge research!

PhD is founded in deep research that adds novelty to existing body of knowledge. One of the reasons the field of medicine isn't really advancing much in Nigeria is due to the paucity of research. Those who lecture medicine only recycle old notes to generations of students. No research, no new knowledge, no publications with ground breaking knowledge. This lack lustre approach can not advance the field of medicine or any field for that matter.

A PhD should be made compulsory! Not only for medics in universities but for ALL lecturers. The residency programme is not equivalent to a PhD. That argument won't fly! A PhD demonstrates rigor and novelty. There's a difference between a dissertation and a thesis. Read residency dissertations and a well-written thesis. The difference is clear! If it were same, medics in advanced countries won't go back for PhD after MD. Pick up most of the medical texts and check the qualifications of the authors. You'll often see MD, PhD. Why won't they make better docs?

one of the cleanest naija used I've seen in a long time. Really wish I could pick it.
happy sales bro.

Trust FCMB
Their loan nearly ruined my life! The more you pay, the more they inflate it, until you are left impoverished. Even if you borrow a kobo, you can NEVER finish paying back. Will never approach any bank for loan anymore, I learnt the hard way!

Makes sense!

jesmond3945:
you call 87k paltry? how many people earn such?

Less than $250 for a whole month! for a family! To be honest, that's too little bro!
There's high level of poverty in Nigeria abeg.

yanabasee:
Until you become a government staff and get owed for a month... You will not understand.

For a single man/woman, it's different. But for a family man:- school fees, uniforms, books, rents, feeding, clothes, transport, hospital fees, etc.

Even if you are not owed, the salary is miserable. Many of them live on loans from cooperative societies.

Ippis is not the solution. It will only make matters worse. The solution is implementation of signed agreements on peculiar allowances...e.g hazard allowance, earned academic allowances, etc. Many of them are owed several years of accumulated allowances. Even min wage has not been implemented in Federal institutions, including unpaid min wage arreas. FG has impoverished them in that sector