Guitarlife:
Thanks for ur time.

Why is getting accepted for Ph.D difficult ?

There are advertised Ph.D positions in some schools and I believe these slots are yet to be filled up .

Whats the procedure for applying for them and will I still need to hunt for project supervisors for advertised Ph.D positions ?

innervoice:


The problem is not with the money the country received but with how it was invested or rather stolen.

innervoice:


You and your fishing analogy.

Who says that the money can't be used to help people "learn how to fish"?
Will they buy yams with all the money? Can't they help people start a business? Can't they use the money to invest in education? Smh

azzima:
They said Baba go slow has been travelling around for nothing. Haters see your life! The race of life is not for the swiftest.This money is no small beans at all . And it's not a loan o. When did the Drunkard get anything close to this except fictitious loans??.May God continue to protect our able and focused President because between some particular ethnic group and some avaricious looters,they dont want things to work out for Nigeria because their "Neighbor" lost the election eventhough the neighbor's ethnic group has reconciled and moved on for a better Nigeria, they want him dead by all means. Nigeria will be great again! !

NyscBobo:
Lalasticlala seun obinoscopy supermods! Help


Imagine! I chosed Ogun state as my first being that is closer to lagos where I schooled and lived! This shouldn't be true!

banio:
Yes I support PDP. Northerners are united, they wil vote for dia own like zombie. So it's only wit a northern ticket they have a chance. Likewise to APC. Afterall, the Yorubas sold out. I am sure the north will rule 9ja for another 100yrs. Until the yorubas and Igbos decide to have sense. Each tribe wants to undue the other, not knowing wat goes around comes around. When two dogs fight over a bone, it's the third dog that eats the bone. The yorubas and Igbos shud continue fighting. Lol

vibrant99:
I Cant Believe People advising someone who wants to go for Masters to Take a 60,000Naira Job In Nigeria? "Sixty thousand Naira Job"... He didnt say "Six hundred thousand Naira Job" oooooo M O F O S

dcole73:
If u are interested in getting mine, just let me know.
It's just 4 weeks old. With latest firmware.

Bukiminaj:


i will put it forward as my topic and pray e HE approve APPROVES it.how can i get the research work?

CCsurplus007:
I think I can advise you since I am in a similar position. In most universities, you can not get a GA position except if you graduated with a first class. It is automatic for most universities. If you graduated with a 2.1 the best you can do is to apply for your masters program and then apply for a teaching assistant (TA) position. Although the pay for teaching assistant is very meagre infact it wont be enough for your upkeep. The good thing about TA is you have a high possibility of being retained as an assistant lecturer (AL) since you would be conversant with the system and the profs in your department. So if lecturing is your thing and you care less about money for now I would advise you to obtain your masters form immediately. . With your teaching assistant position on your CV you can apply for another masters abroad or a PhD position. With your experience you should get funding much easier. All the best. Holla if you need any further info

Wiztonero:

I agree with you, but I wonder how come most of the highest scorers were Engineers.I think they ought to be disqualified because this is not their terrain. They should leave the scholarship for us abeg.

Loyalist123:
Good day great minds,
Hope we are all doing real good? I humbly wish to ma some enquiries , and i'm very sure i would receive some complementingly gratifuing responses.
I am a Physisist, and currently willing to advance my studies at PhD level at FUTO. And without raising a grave doubt, i do not really have idea of what is obtainable there in East, especially in term of living, and quality research tendencies.
Being conditionally hamstrung by my too little expisition of the East, i have therefore decided to come before you, my people.
Please here are my enquiries:
- Could youplease link me up with a PhD student at FUTO?
- Does anybody have a link with MSc or PhD students in PHYSICS at FUTO, so i could be linked up too?
-Does PhD programme at FUTO include course work,or just research work,exclusively?
- What other things do i need to know as a prospective PhD student at FUTO?

I'll appreciate your kind response. Cheers!

Yours truly,
Loyalist ( 08036335574)

fulanimafia:
Professor Umar Garba Danbatta, PhD

Born in Danbatta Local Government Council of Kano State, Prof. Danbatta obtained his BEng, MSc and PhD degrees from the Technical University of Wroclaw in Poland and the University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology UK respectively. He had served as a lecturer in the Department of Electrical Engineering, Faculty of Technology of Bayero University Kano for 28 years, where he taught courses in telecommunication engineering and electronics and held academic positions of Dean of the Faculty and Head of Department at different times.

His main administrative responsibilities, in the university, included Deputy and Acting Dean of Students’ Affairs, Administrator of the Works Department and later, Director of the Centre for Information Technology (CIT). He was also chairman to, or member of, over 60 University committees and task forces. In administrative and other responsibilities outside the university, he has served as chairman or member to over 20 committees, prominent among which was the Chairmanship of the Implementation Committee of Kano State University of Science & Technology and subsequently became its pioneer Deputy and Acting Vice-Chancellor when it took off in 2001.

Prof. Danbatta has supervised more than 60 PhD, MEng and BEng projects in the diverse areas of telecommunications and has also served as external examiner to seven universities and polytechnics and is an assessor, technical reviewer and editorial member to eight research journals. He is a recipient of 18 distinguished awards and certificates of honour. Prof. Danbatta, who had served two terms of five years as a Member of Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN), is also a COREN registered engineer and member of the Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE).

He has to his credit more than 50 articles in journals, conference proceedings and technical reports. He is also the author of a six-chapter, 167-page book titled Elements of Static Engineering Electromagnetics. He was the Vice President of the Digital Bridge Institute (DBI), International Centre for Advanced Communications Studies, which was established in the year 2004 by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) to build capacity for the Nigerian/African telecom industry in the diverse areas of Information and Communication Technology (ICT). While at DBI he has developed expertise in the following major areas of ICT implementation, policy and regulation:

1. Regulation of the Telecommunications Sector of the Nigerian Economy;
2. Competition, Interconnection and Price Regulations in a Developing Economy;
3. Issues concerning Authorization of Telecommunications Services in a Developing Economy;
4. Strategies for ensuring Universal Access and Service to Telecommunications Services;
5. Strategies towards Effective Spectrum Management in a Developing Economy;
6. Issues on Institutional and Legal Framework for Effective Regulation of Telecommunications
Services; and
7. New and Emerging Technologies and Impact on Regulation of the Telecommunications Sector of a
Developing Economy.
Prof. Danbatta, who recently served as a member of the Implementation Committee of the Northwest University Kano, is presently the Acting Vice-Chancellor of Kano University of Science & Technology, Wudil.

Zonacom:

And we had an igbo man as minister of health for a long while, yet he couldn't achieve any tangible thing for the SE.
Sometimes i just wonder how some projects that couldn't be completed during GEJ's tenure will be completed now. Even projects as small as the Zik mausoleum was left unfinished after 6years with GEJ on top despite the fact we gave him almost 100% of our votes in 2011. If Buhari's recent 95%, 5% comment is anything to go by, then i think we shouldn't expect any serious federal presence in Alaigbo for the next 4 years.
Buhari is doing everything possible to rehabilitate areas in the north ravaged by insurgency. But GEJ couldn't clean up the oil spills in the Niger delta, neither could he salvage the gully erosion sweeping the SE and SS states rather he was more concerned with pacifying the north, but they only hated him more.
A lot of things annoy me about Gej's administration. I just hope ndigbo won't repeat thesame political miscalculation we did over the last few years. The Ijaw, and other ethnic groups of the SS who we consider as brothers do not see us as same. They only agree we are related when it suits their propaganda, else, they distance themselves from us as much as they can.

shadowgwalker:
there is no difference son!! Use the various states in the east o judge the socalled biafrats and u will see they are the most under -developed, even with their wealth. They aint even faithful and trustworthy.


What da 4k is this bloody rubbish biafra about when they are not different from others?

Name the best leader in the east and let me grade.
Biafra my yansh!!! As an IMO boy efulefu I say damn biafra! Bloody terrorist cell group.

asha80:
fired arrows at who?