₦airaland Forum

Ezemust:
I have great hope in soludo.he will make a great leader

Imoleholuuu:
I'm not an expert yet o. I have a course I can give you. It's really good. Don't buy that yet.

Lexcott:
As a self taught programmer who got into the field early this year. I have spent a year learning how to properly code. Would like if you can trust me with your web development jobs and give me a trial.

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Godoverevery:
You are very funny and don't know Nigeria law

Newsflash we have gotten police involved and the girl sister had been arrested yesterday....the right she has to sign for the child to be forcefully discharge she is telling them.....even the police told the grandfather that Nigeria law only recognised the father and mother in decision making.
Not everyone is Igbo ooo.......yoruba culture isn't rigid like that.....Marital rite isn't by force here.

Although am not in support of him not paying her bride price but at the moment......let respect Nigeria law.

Godoverevery:
Good morning peeps.

Please I will try as much as possible to make this narration short because I need advice on how to handle this issue.

I have a boy that works for me ......he is from calabar, one thing sha lead to another a lady got pregnant for him ......fast toward to October she had an early delivery so the baby is premature.

The baby was referred to a federal government hospital since October.....the girl father have being the one paying majority of the bills due to the guy financial situation before some group of ngos donated about 900k to the baby.

A lady came around on Friday claiming to be the girl sister and forcefully discharge the baby claiming the hospital is just collecting money without doing anything......she said the baby will be taking to a better private hospital......the baby needs a minor surgery but can't be operated yet due to being a premature.

Yesterday the girl father came around and discovered about the baby being discharge ....he started calling the boy threatening him.....I intervened letting him know it was the girl sister that asked for the baby to be discharged....he told me the girl doesn't have a sister.

We move there yesterday night......on getting there the man said the baby need to be readmitted again but the hospital said they can't..After so much begging they accepted.
The issue now is nobody is allowing this guy have a say....anytime he try to talk they all shut him up.

He was blamed for what happened instead of the lady....which I had to speak up for him......the lady sister was the one who signed for the baby to discharged and instead of taking them to a private hospital this lady took them to her house.

So after studying everything I discover the girl family wants to sideline him because of the 900k ......they don't want him to know anything about how the money is spent........the guy is trying is best to pay for somethings he can infact him and girl are living in the hospital.

He is not educated and not smart....his mother refused to help out so he is all alone.

Please nl how do I help this guy gain access to how this money is spent and stop the girl family from treating him like a nobody.

Note: the surgery requires about 200k from what I learnt.

iLegendd:
I have realized whoever doesn't have NIN (as a Nigerian living in Nigeria) is digitally broke.

He doesn't make money from the Internet, else, he would have it. When I ask a young person do you have NIN and he/she says no, I know who he/she really is financially. Broke and digitally senseless/wayward.

If you're on this table I'm shaking, I'm not cussing you, I'm just angry with you that you don't know the value of what you're procrastining to get.

Without NIN, you're locked out digitally. A lot of online registrations in one way or the other will require it — even to get a passport.

All these 9-5 workers are the ones who don't take it seriously because they don't care about the digital world, but their 9-5 slavery. How many of them is even making more than 200k per month? Just a few, yet they don't take digital money (which I consider 80% of the money on Earth) seriously.

Na poverty and 9-5 slavery go kill you there if you no get your NIN and wise up.

End of rant.

Hisincrease:
Developers in the house.... I want to build a dating app but I want to know how much it will cost me.

You can hit me up via this link https:///message/P4YDOR5A6UO3N1

anewchapter:
Chicago Rapper A-Roy SHOT DEAD On FB Live . . . After Winning Fight w/ 17 Yr Old Boy!!
Rest in peace to the popular Chicago rapper A-Roy - he was gunned down in cold blood yesterday, and the entire incident was captured on Facebook Live.
What's sad about A-Roy's death, is that it was entirely preventable. A-Roy was shot and killed by a 17 year old boy, whom he beat in a fair fight. The teen couldn't accept losing the fight, and so he SHOT the rapper dead - when he turned his back.
A woman who lived in the O Block housing projects heard a commotion outside her window, and so she pulled out her phone and started Livestreaming what she saw on Facebook Live.
The livestream started out showing A-Roy and one of his homies, fighting two teenage boys from the projects. A-Roy and his homie each fought a fair one-on-one fight with a teenager. And A-Roy and his homie BOTH beat up the young men.
After winning the fight, A-Roy offered mercy to the defeated teenager - and that was a huge mistake. After pummeling the young man, the Chicago rapper got off the boy, and turned his back to walk away.
That's when, the young man pulled a gun and shot A-Roy nearly a dozen times. The Chi-town rapper was pronounced dead on the scene.
Video of the incident is circulating online, and it is pretty disturbing. Here's the video - warning it is VERY graphic.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Chiraqology/comments/rfw6ze/o_block/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=mweb

Credit: MTO news

Prettydevil:
This bastard tried to make my life miserable all because I started doing well. I have lived in her house four years and my room was so ugly no girl came back to my apartment. This landlady loved me like that, I barely ate proper food, didn’t have generator and dressed with bend down select clothes (okrika). She loved my sad broke life.
Once I started making it, I bought generator and spent 200k to fix my house properly and the first day this bastard saw my newly decorated house, she waited for 24 hours later to give me a quick notice and said my generator disturbed her and she want to renovate my flat.
After spending such money on this house I went inside my room and cried because I didn’t know where to start from, but God has since made a way for me. This bastard is now trying to talk to me and joke with me like nothing happened. Meanwhile this same woman removed my light switch the day my flat had light and hers didn’t, she said how can her tenant have light and she won’t.
I have been avoiding this bastard since because I feel like beating her to death but the bastard keeps trying to talk to me even tho I barely reply her nowadays. If she doesn’t back off soon I will pour sniper in her drink before I leave , she deserves death.

Laggafin:
Chai banky so I'm free to officially chase Adesua now

HenryDion:
This is a long term, monthly, salary-based work.

You should be able to work from home.

Experience in web development - very important.

Salary: Whatever you think you're worth.

Send me a dm. If you get a hello in response, forward your cv and sample projects.

Thank you

Newman20:
Hello thread viewers.

I just finished secondary school this September and I would like to know which Languages I should learn. I would also like to know if I could combine the learning with a competitive subject like law in university without losing grades.

I've already started learning SQL and plan to learn Tableau before getting admitted to university this January but I'm having trouble deciding where to go from there.

Front page would be appreciated if it gets more people to see this post.

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PeaceJoyLove:
Von02, is this guy your son or younger sibling?

Well sir, I have read everything here. I have this to say. I was in engineering when I was encouraged to pick up programming. Imagine, I was provided nothing order than cash to attend a programming school then. I didnt have a computer then because those who encouraged me did not know a computer is essential. I just couldn't navigate what I want to do with it. Anyway, I quit it. I left Nigeria after some years, and I faced C in school. That was my first serious encounter. This was a long time ago ooo. I still didnt understand what exactly it was meant for.

Until I started working that I saw the need. I saw need for Automation (robotics) cos artisans I work with are useless. Also, I read wide, I started seeing the same challenge all over the world. And then, Elon Musk came up with his recent Telsa robots. And he said that "Almost all unskilled activities will be replaced by robots". What does this mean, mainly activities which require our cognitive part of the brain will remain relevant in the next 20 years. Very soon, laborers carrying cements in construction sites will not be available. Police non skilled work will be almost dead except deep invsstigations, restaurant attendants, cashiers in banks, etc. will be eradicated very soon. In short robots will take over almost all repetitive jobs. Jobs that dont require our brains but are repetitive in nature will no longer be available. So, start thinking.

My advise is that you follow big fours and some management consulting quarterly or annually released documents. Usually they release business trends. I read that of McKinsey recently and they wrote about rhe future market place. The whole market place on the internet will change. I believe you understand how Jumia and Konga operate in Nigeria. So, think of Ebay, amazon, and other ecommerce sites you know. Have you ever bought anything from Jumia? If yes, you should know that the first challenge they face is returning of goods. Customers were returning goods they dont like. This is bad for ecommerce sites. Some dont like the colors, sizes, efc they picked. And you know most clothing are from China where standard of production is not followed. 10 different shoes can have size 40 written on them, and they are of different sizes. You buy shoe A and it's ok, and shoe B is too small, shoe C might be too big. And all have 40 on them. Lol. But when you go to a market where you can test the shoes you have no trouble. Right? In the future, there will be virtual testing of products. You can put the shoes or clothings on virtually so that you know how it fits you without having physical access to them before buying. That's tech bro lol.

See, virtually everyone presently not working on the computer will lose his job in 20 years. This is just the case. So, those people who provide alternatives will rule.

But if you ask me exactly what you should learn, I cannot tell you. No one can tell you. Can you predict the business which will be relevant in 20 years? Can you still say Dangote will still be the richest man in 20 years? Will he even be alive? No one knows. We can only take steps day by day as we go with it. And it is why we keep updating ourselves. We keep learning. We keep shaping ourselves.

The reason I have decided to take you on a long talk is cos someone tagged me to answer you. And you are still very young. See, if you are being advised to look into programing, it is good. But from what I am seeing, it is not what you are really exposed to in your secondary school. To me, someone is trying to ask you look into it. If not, you wont even think of law if it's your first passion. No one born to be a coder will ever look into medicine and law. Engineering is still ok. But law and medicine? Nope. But it doesnt mean you cannot do both, but if you have to study law in Nigeria, the truth is that it is almost impossible. The system here is rubbish.

All I am saying is that you have to find your place in it. Even I was in engineering, it took me many years to find my place. And it's because the Nigerian educational system was not structured well in my days. And when I moved abroad, I still couldn't find my bearing. So, I really think the educational system contributed to confusing me, and then, but i faced the reality that i was my own challenge. It was just me. Maybe if I attended high school in the UK or US, I would have entered it earlier. Maybe. I dont know. But I am certain, the system delayed me more.

But guess what? The year I saw where I fit in was my own start. Though, it took a long time, but eventually, I got it. It is called self discovery which gave birth to innovation. It is not exciting until you start enjoying it. Seriously, I dont know how you will enjoy studying law and coding in Nigeria. It is almost impossible. I should be real with you. If you find yourself doing good in it, trust me, you will abandon law. Dont get me wrong...it is ok if you combine the two. But for you to be successful in school studying law in Nigeria, you must pay more attention to law; else, your grades will suffer. No matter how brilliant you are in Nigeria, you will lose focus if you dont focus in law cos the lecturers here are mad set of people..even in private universities, they are same. It will be fine if you are successful in programming after you quit law, but if you are not, your parents may even disown you. The ones who told you to start programing now will not be there for you. And if you study law and you have no job after, you have yourself to blame also. You just keep struggling and then, you are already getting oldschool and newer things are already happening.

This is life. Most advising you here are not even successful in life yet. Lol. They are just telling you to do Kotlin, dats science, bla bla bla, etc..

I do not know how good you are with what you know. You just said you have started learning sql. How you even enjoy doing it is a misery. It's boring without knowing what you need to use it for. No one needs to tell me that you are just pushed into this. It's not what you really desire to so. Or how did you get to know about sql? You dont want to learn what you wont use later, and its sql you started with. Dont get me wrong, computer may be what you like, but there are different aspects. Parents even mix up designing with coding.. they are complete two different areas. I k ow someone who did well with corel draw after secondary school, and went to study computer science. She hated coding so much that her grades were affected. But after school, she rediscovered herself and she is a big game in photography and video making. She is even into 3 d designing now, and then trying to get into building designing. Lol. And her work is on computer even now. 24/7. It's obvious this was what she was meant to do. She should have read architecture, building, sculpture, or art in school.

Find out if you can get any free boot camps around you. See if you can join any technological groups for your peers where they teach coding, building of engineering pieces which involves using electrical circuits (it can be virtual and not necessarily buy real electeical circuits), etc. The aim here is to work with your peer group. It may even be games they will introduce you to first. You may have to play games to understand the trend. If you dont play games, how will you know what gamers like and what should be done? Gat it? This is my point. If you don't knkw the trend of what's happening, how can you build? You must know the trend. You must enjoy it. So, get yourself into a boot camp for your peer group. Dont join older or too young people. Join people of your age and start learning.

If your passion is really in this, why go for law? And if law is your passion, why worry yourself with it now. Just focus on law and somehow when you find a need for it it in law, then go and learn what you need to solve the need in law. It is a simple as this. You aren't in the US UK, or Canada where you can get counselling. Even the counselor here doesnt understand it, or the fellow is hustling to meet ends ...so no time for you.

If you insist on doing something now even without full understanding of what you want to do, pick up a programming language instead of database. SQL is about database and can change anytime. Picking a programming language which we know will be relevant is ok. The aim here is not to just know the language, but to program your brain into how computer program works. When you know a language, you can easily learn another. But the challenge here is that it will not be easy. It is boring. If you dont see the need, it will frustrate you. This is the truth. This is the challenge of many. Since it is boring, they eventually give up.

So, go and try python and see how it goes. If you dont like it, drop it and focus on your law. Honestly, I would have shown you more things but that law you wrote up there is why I cant. Your first passion is not coding. I will just advise you to face your law if really you ask me. But before you do, try python. If you like it, fine...you can continue. But I dont see how you can combine coding and law esp in Nigeria. If you are still in school studying law, trust me, you arent enjoying coding, or you haven't see the real reason to do it. And I know how Nigerian parents are, they will almost kill you for bad grades in school. Even you study computer science or engineering in school, you must limit coding. Those lecturers dont teach new things. They teach crazy old things..and you must pass.

If truly your passion is coding, your best bet is just to leave Nigeria. If not, please focus on law here. When you leave school, you can still enter. Though it will be a bit late but not too late. Still better than losing focus in the uni, your parents disown you, and then that's when life turns upside down for you. This is the story of Nigeria. Stay safe bro.

Goodluck sir!

Ilamina:
Which is better

Deeper life all day, white garment church mbanu

ahmedsaniadamu:
pick php

tensazangetsu20:
I am biased to PHP and Java for backend.

DrLevi:
Learn nodejs based framework, Adonis, nestjs instead of trying to switch languages

But if you absolutely need to learn another language then Go is absolutely recommended. It's growing in popularity in the Dev/backend community as the go to language for fast, perfomant backend servers. Might not get you the jobs now but in a few years, it might overtake all others

adeleyeayodeji:
PHP should help


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