Nwunwa:

So you sef know. lol
Na my school,the only tin dem sabi na robbery and extortion

same for me, I would advice my enemy to go there.

Stupid school robbery everywhere

Karlman:

Please stop wasting your time with that guy. He does have a mental issue. He also have other monikers he uses in nairaland always talking about Igbo this Jews that.
Recently it's always Asari this or Asari that...and when you ask him what happened to people before Asari he would disappear from the thread.

Please ignore him, you will be wasting your precious time with him.

its Gbonka

izonborn098:
Asari has more than 1m soldiers, so everybody should relax. No tribe can threat izon/south south in nigeria, everybody should go and sleep .

lol, tell your ss to calm down or we would meet them at the battle field.

smatjr:
Still available

still available?

aterejr:
Acer Predator Helios
Intel core i7 - 8750H
16GB RAM
256GB SSD + 1TB HDD
6GB Nvidia GTX 1060 dedicated graphics
15.6" FHD display
Backlit keyboard
N450k

Pick up in Lagos

Call/WhatsApp: 0 8 0 6 9 5 4 5 6 2 1

400k abeg

Dididrumz:
If to say our government dey at least, try their best, Nigeria would have been the best country to live in.

biafra would.

pansophist:


Yes o. I've actually been blessed with lots of good women in my life. From my mum, sisters and romantic relationship. Of course I also had a fair share of jezebels, but their bad luck was that the first women in my life have set the bar so high, that when they start their pretence and manipulations, i just see them for what they are. Some think say I be devil sef, because them never meet my type before

Also yes, she changed me alot. My ex truly revealed to me what it means when God described a woman as a better half. I also believe that good women abound, I know alot, but it is only a good man that will bring out the goodness in a woman. As for Iyaebe, her mind still de with one German footballer like that. She de pray and fast make he import her to Germany, then she pour all her life problems on him. I wish her good luck

what's your opinion on Simon Ekpa?

D

oyatz:
But this is NAIRALAND nau and not Biafran-land sir.




Even after Biafra has been established by Jul 2023, I will still be coming to greet you once in while.


Every quater, I will be coming to spend weekends in Biafra, eat Bush meat with original palm wine in Afikpo, Ofe Nsala in Isialangwa and Isi-Ewu with Hero beer in Onitsha while Amarachi ,Ngozika, Obiangeli or Adaora will be rubbing my back.

















So relax bro, we are together...one love!

WOW, NICE Pridiction.

Was there groceries full that school.

gwafaeziokwu:


Igalas that northern Igbos sold as slaves are the ones being touted to have conquered and colonised Igbo land.


Below is pure history as reported by a white voyager who got the first hand information from the Igbo king that led the war. He also had the privilege of interviewing Igala prisoners of war who are ready to be sold as slaves.

what's the name of the book?

Odumodu Blavk helped this guy career. If not for that song.

nnamdi640:
It is only a fool will say that the west is not giving us anything, can you mention one industry in Nigeria that produces COVID-19 vaccine, phones, laptop,etc That same west will give your corrupt leaders loan to develop your country(Imf). If they are not doing anything for us why is Japa trending and why is your leaders running to their place?

bro you understand, they give 1 and take 1 million... Open your mind.

Princedapace:


bro, calm down. Russian military didnt want engage with these guys. No be everything be fight. There are issues u resolve calmly to avoid escalation.
Russia just didnt want to begin to use weapons they have right inside russia to fight the private military company.
It wouldnt make sense! It was best resolved this way.
I mean, this is a private military company and has no much of weapons, infact, Russia funds it. So, imagine hearing on news that Russian forces are exchanging fire with them, releasing air force on them right inside Russia, that would make no sense and lead to Russian city destructions.

It was best handled in a more matured way to avoid escalation. If this is declared a war, Russia would burn with destruction but the private military group would no way survive. It is like Biafra trying to defeat Nigeria, wont work but Nigeria would experience destructions. This is what Russia avoided.

we would defeat Nigeria this time, Nigeria has nothing it was Russia and Uk that saved them.

Evestar200:
Please I need help with a permanent cure for Bad breath (Mouth Odour).

We've tried all English medications on my Younger brother but keeps getting worse with no improvement.

Please anybody with an effective medication should help out.

hydrogen peroxide

promisedeco:

This looks good but the question is "you get the money?"

My parents sha, if I can convince them to allow me leave unizik for this.

promisedeco:

As a person who studied computer science in unizik, I understand where you're coming from in terms of inadequate facilities et al.

However, you can still be in unizik and be a great programmer. You need to focus more on yourself. Learn what they teach but never stop there.

What they teach is purely theoretical and seems like it's not applicable anywhere. But then, learn everything you can and take courses online too.

bro abeg check out this curriculum na rather than wasting 4 years in Unizik, remember Unizik now is different from your era.

promisedeco:

Eh ya! Sorry about that. Unizik has been notorious for some years now. It wasn't like that when I joined though.


Even though I didn't experience first hand the tragedies that went on, but I know people who did

please check out my thread, your opinion is needed.
https://www.nairaland.com/7735038/considering-dropping-out-uni-rain

promisedeco:

Eh ya! Sorry about that. Unizik has been notorious for some years now. It wasn't like that when I joined though.


Even though I didn't experience first hand the tragedies that went on, but I know people who did

and the school quality has reduced greatly, how c computer science be doing bio and chemistry... Classes jam packed.

promisedeco:

Why do you want to hear my experience? What happened to unizik being a trash

sorry bro, I am emotional I got robbed my first week there, with my phone, 2 laptops and money stolen.

budaatum:
Money constrains you from Rain Robotics while you dislike where you are. Sounds like a bird in hand or two far away in the bush and you don't have a catapult nor know how to to shoot at it and don't see Unizik as learning school for shooters.

Life gives you Unizik lemons. Smart people learn to make the best lemonade they can knowing it's just a step to owning a Rain Robotics factory.

Thanks Sir/Ma what if my parents could afford it?... Just need real serious convincing..

promisedeco:

Ok

how was your experience ?

Couldntfigurean:
I will only applaud her if she can speak her Mother tongue Igbo with the same Energy she speaks Mandarin

We have many of them “I can’t speak ibo,my Parents didn’t teach me” all over the world,there is one on YouTube named Ikenna that calls himself a polyglot but never speaks his mother tongue

lol, I know that guy.

Hey fellow Nairalanders,

I hope you're all doing well. I'm facing a dilemma and I'm in desperate need of some advice. Let me give you some context: I'm currently a student at Unizik (Nnamdi Azikiwe University) pursuing a degree in Computer Science. Unfortunately, in my very first week at the university, I was robbed, which left a lasting negative impression on me.

Ever since that incident, I've developed a strong dislike for my the university and its environment. Apart from that unfortunate experience, I feel that Unizik lacks the necessary facilities and resources for a proper computer science education. It's been quite frustrating trying to navigate my way through a curriculum that falls short of providing the practical knowledge and hands-on experience I need to succeed in the tech industry.

As a result, I've been considering dropping out of Unizik and enrolling in a tech institute called "Rain Robotics" located in Ibadan. This institute has gained quite a reputation for its comprehensive computer science and Robtics programs and state-of-the-art facilities. I've heard from several sources that Rain offers a highly immersive learning experience, tailored to the demands of the tech industry.

However, here's where things get complicated. The tuition fee for Rain Tech Institute is a hefty 3.8 million naira. It's a significant financial burden for me and my family, and I'm uncertain about whether it's a wise investment in my education and future career prospects. I don't want to make an impulsive decision without hearing different perspectives and weighing the pros and cons.

That's why I'm turning to you, the Nairaland community. I would greatly appreciate any advice, insights, or personal experiences you could share. Have any of you faced a similar situation? Is it worth dropping out of a university to pursue a specialized tech education at a private institute like Rain? What are the potential benefits and drawbacks I should consider?

I'm interested in hearing from individuals who have attended Rain Tech Institute or know someone who has. How was the overall experience? Did it significantly enhance your career opportunities? And most importantly, was it worth the hefty price tag? Can I get a job with the rain cert?
To add is that, I have some robotic skills already, I built my Unmanned ground vehicle (UGV), I know how to build drones(not attempted yet).

Thank you all in advance for your time and input. Your guidance will play a crucial role in helping me make this life-altering decision.

promisedeco:
Nnamdi azikiwi university., 300lv. Currently on 6months IT

Unizik is trash

Vizzim:
Got a Dell Aleinware 4th Gen
12 GB Ram
Core I7
256 SSD
Keyboard light and track pad light
Clean

Battery: Not attached

For a cut price of 110k
Battery is sold for 30k

Location Lagos
WhatsApp zero 8156218098

how much?

D

Hey fellow Nairalanders,

I hope you're all doing well. I'm facing a dilemma and I'm in desperate need of some advice. Let me give you some context: I'm currently a student at Unizik (Nnamdi Azikiwe University) pursuing a degree in Computer Science. Unfortunately, in my very first week at the university, I was robbed, which left a lasting negative impression on me.

Ever since that incident, I've developed a strong dislike for my the university and its environment. Apart from that unfortunate experience, I feel that Unizik lacks the necessary facilities and resources for a proper computer science education. It's been quite frustrating trying to navigate my way through a curriculum that falls short of providing the practical knowledge and hands-on experience I need to succeed in the tech industry.

As a result, I've been considering dropping out of Unizik and enrolling in a tech institute called "Rain Robotics" located in Ibadan. This institute has gained quite a reputation for its comprehensive computer science and Robtics programs and state-of-the-art facilities. I've heard from several sources that Rain offers a highly immersive learning experience, tailored to the demands of the tech industry.

However, here's where things get complicated. The tuition fee for Rain Tech Institute is a hefty 3.8 million naira. It's a significant financial burden for me and my family, and I'm uncertain about whether it's a wise investment in my education and future career prospects. I don't want to make an impulsive decision without hearing different perspectives and weighing the pros and cons.

That's why I'm turning to you, the Nairaland community. I would greatly appreciate any advice, insights, or personal experiences you could share. Have any of you faced a similar situation? Is it worth dropping out of a university to pursue a specialized tech education at a private institute like Rain? What are the potential benefits and drawbacks I should consider?

I'm interested in hearing from individuals who have attended Rain Tech Institute or know someone who has. How was the overall experience? Did it significantly enhance your career opportunities? And most importantly, was it worth the hefty price tag? Can I get a job with the rain cert?
To add is that, I have some robotic skills already, I built my Unmanned ground vehicle (UGV), I know how to build drones(not attempted yet).

Thank you all in advance for your time and input. Your guidance will play a crucial role in helping me make this life-altering decision.

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