₦airaland Forum

teepain:
I like people like you who speak objectively even when they don't like the people or parties involved. All over the world, there were supply chain disruptions during the COVID-19 saga. In this instance, SIEMENS is right to be talking about an extension since both parties could not have foreseen the pandemic that prevented the contract execution. Constructive criticism is good but we should not be condemning everything without basis.

BabaO2:
Ode
No university lecturer ever earning such paltry sum of 120k as salary, they didn't kill anybody's child, if you know nothing about their salaries you keep it shut. Secondary school teachers are earning well over 400k, dont confuse masses with your limited understanding.

tollyboy5:
Kyiv is surrounded successfully. The war will soon come to an end.
There will be a regime change in ukraine

monfizzy:
I did but BSc and I had already naturalised before I started. Actually will be starting my finals in September and still a student.

monfizzy:
Good idea but unfortunately can’t help as it’s Naija. I did studied microbiology in Naija and later studied nursing when I moved to the U.K.

Being a nurse would open better doors for you in terms of migrating to countries like the U.K. US, Canada and Australia. I don’t know why many Nigerians don’t study nursing and other healthcare courses that can easily pave way for them to move abroad.

BigDawsNet:
In the states, Social workers don't earn much...they earn a median income of just under $50,000 per year... though it's a great field because you got to helps individuals and families improve their quality of life.

TEsLABOY:
Na book be everything? We need strong patents not these phd theses here and there

benji93:
233 publications with just 414 citations. Must be publishing a lot of Crap. Can't you look at some Nigerians in that list with higher h-index? Ganiyu Oboh, Owolabi Mayowa e.t.c?

HigherEd:
SciVal is an online tool that offers quick, easy access to the research performance of 7,000 research institutions and 220 nations worldwide using bibliometrics.

According to the computation by SciVal, featuring the scholarly output of the top 500 authors in Nigeria over the period 2015 to 2020, saw Professor Sanjay emerging tops with 233 scholarly output, 414 citations, and 17 h-index.

It is also remarkable that Gods own University, Covenant, can proudly flaunt her reputation as the best research institution in Nigeria as 5 of the top 10 authors in the list are faculty from the University.

While Professor Misra of the Department of Electrical and Information Engineering led the pack of top 500 authors by publication volume since 2015, another prolific author in Covenant, Dr Sunday Ojo Fayomi of the Department of Mechanical Engineering was No.3 in the rankings with 225 scholarly output, 619 citations, and 17 h-index.

Nice one from them, but it is still poor in general. How can one published 233 articles only to be cited 414 times, this is very poor. Whereas, here, just a single article generates about 100 citations. This doesn't add up at all.

Dr Moses Emetere of the Department of Physics was ranked No.4 with 211 scholarly output, 384 citations, and 12 h-index. Other were Dr Hilary Okagbue of the Department of Physics on the 6th spot with 142 citations, 846 citations, and 15 h-index; and Professor Roland Loto, nestled on No.8 with 133 scholarly output, 446 citations, and 16 h-index.

Other covenant authors able to make the top 20 included the institution’s Vice-Chancellor, Professor AAA. Atayero of the Department of electrical and information engineering, who emerged 11th with 111 scholarly output, 427 citations, and 12 h-index. There were also Professor Cleophas Loto and Professor Oluseyi Ajayi, both of the Department of Mechanical Engineering, and Dr Afolabi Adedeji of the Department of Building Technology, all occupying the 12th, 13th, and 16th positions respectively.

Professor Wiwanitkit Viroj, an Adjunct Professor at Joesph Ayo Babalola University, who was the erstwhile No.1 author, dropped to the 2nd position courtesy of his 226 scholarly output, 214 citations, and 24 h-index.

The latest development was yet another milestone for Covenant, whose remarkable upward surge in the different categories of the Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings had elicited rave reviews.

To God alone be all the glory!

http://m.covenantuniversity.edu.ng/News/Covenant-Researcher-Leads-Top-500-in-Nigeria#.XwS0TSUo9Px

crackhouse:
....but let truth be told, that girl was confused and don't know whether to plead or to leave. She was pleading but wasn't too serious about it, I am sure she was reasoning whether the guy is actually a yahoo boy or not when the officer was trying to arrest him and she don't actually know whether to defend the guy or to just keep her cool and watch things as it play out......