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This makes a whole lot of meaning. Top-notch reasoning. I can't agree with you more.

Do you have training centres in other cities. I'm based in Port Harcourt and I'm interested in learning this. imeobongplus@gmail.com

Will any such training hold in other cities. I'm based in Port-harcourt. I'm interested and could help organize for the training here.

uchemelvin20004:
Geophysics in Uniport is really tough followed by Paleaontology

Micropalaeontology was it.

Mathematics/further mathematics, personal/career development, safety.
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zicoraads:
But in the end, living a directionless life is living a life of no purpose whatsoever. Which means all you do is just to live. No plans for the future. I recently took stock of my one year and discovered that apart from my thanking God for keeping me alive, I didn't even achieve anything. And then I started wondering what I did with the whole year. I have set goals for my work life and personal life. It really, really helps one to remain focused and live a more fulfilling life.

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zicoraads:
Nope! The only hindrance is in your mind

[quote author=zicoraads post=52380864]You're 100% right Sir. Your mind is limitless, when properly engaged and focused you're unstoppable.

In his book What They Don’t Teach You At Harvard Business School, Mark McCormack tells of a study conducted with new graduates from the 1979 Harvard
MBA program. In that year, the students were asked, "Have you set clear, written goals for your future and made plans to accomplish them?" 84% had no specific goals at all, 13% had goals but they were not in writing, 3% had clear, written goals and plans to accomplish them.

Ten years later, they interviewed the members of the class once again. The results? The 13% of the class who had goals were earning, on average, twice as much as the 84% who had no goals at all. More shocking, the 3% with clear, written goals
were making ten times as much as the other 97% put together!

Let's take a cue and set our goals aright.

I'm very interested. There's huge market for yams in Rivers state. What's your location in Benue?

I'll contact you via whatsapp.

cowleg:
Peace mass transit should be boycotted massively considering there poor services, poor customer care, poorly trained drivers.

I totally agree with you.

I made a trip with Peace Mass Transit from Abuja (Gwagwalada Park) on Monday 21st November 2016.

I am so sad and disappointed with the customer service at PMT, Gwagwalada park. Gross incompetence is being displayed by the personnel there. I booked and paid for a trip from Abuja to Port-harcourt on Saturday, 19th November 2016 ahead of Monday, 21st November 2016. I was assured that the departure time would be 07:30am. However, I was informed that I have to be in the park by 6:30 am in order to have my ticket changed ahead of departure.

On getting to Gwagwalada park by 6:30am, I was reassured that departure time remains 7:30am. However, departure was unnecessarily delayed. Each time I enquired, I was advised to exercise some patience. No reason was stated as to why departure was delayed. We eventually departed with six passengers by 10:04am which was late considering the distance to be covered. (Vehicle Plate #: AKL573YY; PMT 1000).

Just two hours into the journey, the driver stopped by a fast food outlet in Lokoja under the pretext that he wanted passengers to eat. I complained to him that it was too early for that but this fell on deaf ears.

At this fast food outlet, the driver colluded with some touts and picked up eight roadside passengers after delaying us for one hour. He picked up more roadside
passengers at Ubiaja (Edo state) and Onitsha after some that he picked up earlier had dropped off. While this was going on, I repeatedly sent messages to the phone number indicated on the feedback form but nobody called the driver to order.

On getting to Owerri by 08:30pm, he informed me that he was instructed to transfer me to a different vehicle going to P/H. Nobody told me about this in Gwagwalada park. This happens to be the most unprofessional and inept service I've ever experienced with a road transport company. I could never have expected all this from Peace Mass Transit until I witnessed it. I eventually arrive P/H by 11:20 pm. By this time it was too late to get a cab to my house. A friend volunteered to pick me up. I got home by midnight. Imagine how it could have turned out if I was going to P/H for the first time.

At what cost per tonne or gallon? I have links with companies that need regular supply, BTW is it of excellent quality? Contact me.

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Great opportunity. I'll get in touch with you.

I'm interested. Got ample quantity of palm kernel nuts to supply. 08104045266.

I'm interested. Forward plan to: imeobongr8@yahoo.com

OGUAF:
I live in port harcourt but my choice of location for investment is Lagos

OK...I don't have any contacts in Lagos at the moment. You can check for some big names in real estate based in Lagos and contact them.

The first respondent nailed it. Secular music should be a 'no no' for a christian.

Which state are you in?