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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: These 10 Things On Your CV COULD Be The Reason You’re Not Getting Hired by ogbevireo(m): 1:33am On Jul 08, 2016
making sense. already seen something to remove from mine. tnx!
Car Talk › Re: I Intend To Take My Car Mileage To 500,000km by ogbevireo(m): 8:09am On Jul 07, 2016
pmadise:
Toyota 4Runner 2005 V6 4.0 litter engine with about 188,000km. Over 4yrs and yet to see a mechanic. I use regular Mobil XHP for servicing every 3 months. It was abt 145000 when I bought it. Never run from a vehicle because of just high mileage.
Chief, I think you maybe using a wrong oil for this car. Mobil XHP is 20w-50. The oil cap and owners manual on this car states that you use 5w-30. 5w-30 is not readily available. So I think the next closest should be Mobil 1 0w-40, Total quartz 9000 or Shell helix 5w-40..
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: There's Three Factors You Can Provide To Get A Job: by ogbevireo(m): 1:59pm On Jun 27, 2016
chukwujike:
There's three factors you can provide to get a job:


1. experience
2. certifications
3. Education


CCNA, CCNP,CCSP,CCIE,

crystalviewtechnologies@yahoo.com
chief, are you in the industry? I mean IT. if yes do you have an idea of the following:
1. An estimate of how many CCIEs are in Nigeria.
2. Can a CCIE holder in Nigeria get up to a million in paid work pay month?
3. Are there openings for such people in Nigeria - so that one does not put in the effort and still be looking for job oh.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: There's Three Factors You Can Provide To Get A Job: by ogbevireo(m): 1:51pm On Jun 27, 2016
1. experience
2. certifications
3. Education

chief, are you in the industry? I mean IT. if yes do you have an idea of the following:
1. An estimate of how many CCIEs are in Nigeria.
2. Can a CCIE holder in Nigeria get up to a million in paid work pay month?
3. Are there openings for such people in Nigeria - so that one does not put in the effort and still be looking for job oh.
Politics › Re: DSS To Interrogate Magu, EFCC Boss - Sahara Reporters by ogbevireo(m): 7:22pm On Jun 22, 2016
so no honest Nigerians. na wa oh!!!
Computers › Re: Network Engineers Lounge: Guys/gals What Project Are You Working On by ogbevireo(m): 3:07pm On Jun 19, 2016
Techsupport:
Sorry for the late response.
Of course there is always a place for a ccie, I dont have the exact figure for ccie but i know that they make around $140k per year outside Nigeria, so 1 million naira a month is very very possible.
I will say this for the duration, it all depends on how much you know already. I will give the written portion of the exam 4 months of heavy study and i will prepare for the lab for a minimum of 12 months. I am being realistic here. there is no cutting corners to that 1 million a month salary
Thank you boss!!!
Took ICND2 yesterday and I am now one step closer.

I really want to start studying for CCNP R&S immediately. I will appreciate if you can give a brother some advice as to what books to study. I have the OCGs for ROUTE, SWITCH & TSHOOT.

Also have LiveLessons videos by Wallace for ROUTE & SWITCH. Two set of CBT videos for TSHOOT by Jeremy and the combo of Keith & Sequoia.

I want to start with Route as it has more to cover.

Given your experience what other book will you advice I add to my reading list. I will read the books cover to cover before looking at the videos.

I hope to complete CCNP r&s by the end of November or lastest end of December.
Computers › Re: Network Engineers Lounge: Guys/gals What Project Are You Working On by ogbevireo(m): 2:54pm On Jun 19, 2016
slye:
I've gotten the address. @ring road, right?
Yes its at ring road Ibadan. It is on the road beside MTN office.
Computers › Re: Network Engineers Lounge: Guys/gals What Project Are You Working On by ogbevireo(m): 6:56am On Jun 15, 2016
slye:
pls who knows how much ccna exams costs now ?
check NCT academy Ibadan. They have very good prices. And they can book for you to write anywhere in Nigeria.
Computers › Re: Network Engineers Lounge: Guys/gals What Project Are You Working On by ogbevireo(m): 10:44am On Jun 05, 2016
Techsupport:
Tech heads, what projects are you guys working on at the moment. I am currently swapping out old EOS switches with newer ones. the technical work is simple but the documentation is tasking..... I will upload pics when i can.

feel free to share what you are working on
@Techsupport. Good evening. Kindly give a candid opinion. In today's network market especially considering Nigeria are there places for new CCIEs?

In Nigeria can a brand new CCIE get a steady pay of 7 figures monthly?

How long would you say it would take to move from CCNP to CCIE if one had the opportunity to study 100% for a six month period would that be enough time to pass the lab?

How many CCIEs do we have working in Nigeria?

Peace!
Politics › Re: Official Statement Of The Anambra State Gov Over Biafra Demonstration In Onitsha by ogbevireo(m): 5:39am On Jun 01, 2016
So where do you place the Zaria clash between the Army and the Shiites?


Harbioollah:
This is why the North will forever be superior to the South.

Your people are being butchered by the Fulani-controlled Army for protesting. Instead of you to speak out, you are here singing the tunes they told you to sing. The same Army would never try that in the North because they know the tone with which the Northern governors and people will respond.

Hoodlum ko. Hoodlums ni.

As much as I used to dislike Fayose, it's obvious he is the only Southern Governor that is not a coward and a puppet to Buhari's Fulani-led government.
Politics › Re: Mohammad Babandede Orders Arrest Of Ex-Ministers, Senators, Others by ogbevireo(m): 6:11pm On May 31, 2016
These passports can simply be expired from the database. So the next time they are presented the e-readers will reject same.
Science/Technology › Re: A Car Made By University Of Benin Students (photo) by ogbevireo(m): 12:35pm On May 27, 2016
As always, nice finish from UNIBEN. I knew it would be above board when compared with what we have seen from other universities in Nigeria.

Aside, shell can only support the best - for those saying Shell.
Business › Re: Cassava Investment Plan For Absentee Farmers by ogbevireo(m): 7:31am On May 16, 2016
I really appreciate your replies. I hope you do understand why one is asking these many questions. money is not like rain water. for instance I was recently scammed of some money when I was trying to undertake a set of CISCO training last month in Ibadan.

However my coming to Ibadan for that 'supposed' training brought me in contact with a sight at the motor park, where I saw that cassava stems from IITA were being transported to Benin City. And that rekindled my thinking and desire for agro business.

I will continue to watch the different threads you have put up on this business and will make a decision soon.

Aside: Is HOTMAS911 Debo Thomas?

Addendum question 1: If the 15% equity will be after the success of the venture, are we talking of 15% of the whole - capital + profit made after the venture or 15% of the profit made?

Addendum question 2 : Can we buy the land outright? If after the first year one is satisfied with the whole arrangements can one buy the land outright?

Addendum question 3: Looking through the proposal/investment plan, I see that the lease per annum is way above what you indicated for some of your other deals. Why is this one priced as such?
Business › Re: Cassava Investment Plan For Absentee Farmers by ogbevireo(m):
Question one.

Is the 15% equity included in the cost analysis thay you sent? I mean did you build it into the prices which you stated already?

Question two.

Can the agreement be signed jointly by everyone one who eventually comes on board? Rather than have multiple agreements with possibly differing positions. Would there be room for all who show interest to come together and sign one agreement?

Question Three.

What have you handled prior to this in light of the same crop.

Question Four.

Is a 20 ton 18% return on investment really the worst case scenario? Are there any guarantees for these figures?

Question five.

Why is this plan on multiple threads? I noticed you created several threads for just this topic and another for cashew/cassava. What informed that giving the concerns of trust, scams and fraud that could be associated with a business in today's Nigeria?

Question six.

Who are you? I mean Hotmas Global Resources. Who makes up that name? How long have you been into this business? Why do you care about involving others - if itis profitable as you say, why bring in other people?
Business › Re: Cassava Investment Plan For Absentee Farmers by ogbevireo(m): 12:12pm On May 15, 2016
I have gone through the investment plan you sent. It is interesting. However I have some questions and I will like to ask these questions on the forum rather than in private so that everyone who will eventually be part of this will be carried along.

NB: I originally sent my mail to you via my wife's profile as I was using her phone when I saw your post.
Romance › Re: Should I Wait For My Love Abroad Or Should I Accept My Ex Back? by ogbevireo(m): 8:26pm On May 11, 2016
my simple questions are as follow:
1. must you marry any of these two guys?

2. why not take a break of atleast six months, before anything like relationship or marriage?

3. why would you consider a guy who hits you - with all the stories of women being abused and even being killed - for marriage?

my advise
1. in your next relationship try not to go under the sheets too early.

2. have some value of your own and stop acting like your life depends on being married.

3. where is God in your life? get God on board and let confusion go.

Have a great life.
Literature › Re: 7 Must Read Books By African Authors by ogbevireo(m):
These are also nice reads:

1. MINE BOY - PETER ABRAHAM

2. TELL FREEDOM - PETER ABRAHAM

3. ZAMBIA SHALL BE FREE - KENNETH KAUNDA

4. THE CHILDREN OF ANANSE

5. AKE- THE YEARS OF CHILDHOOD - WOLE SOYINKA

6. A TASTE OF COLLEGE LIFE - ERE EMA

7. SPLENDID

8. SUNSET AT DAWN - CHUKWUEMEKA IKE

9. The NAKED GODS - CHUKWUEMEKA IKE

8. THE ROAD TO FREEDOM - I can't remember the author of this one. its a story of returned slaves and their lives in Sierra Leone.
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Family › Re: 6 ways women can avoid domestic violence. by ogbevireo(m): 6:04pm On May 09, 2016
even a thousand points raised here will not be justifiable enough for violence against any woman, whether wife, girlfriend or sister. #notoviolenceagainstwomen.
Nairaland General › Response To Agitations Following Fulani Hersmen Rampage - Johnson Abbaly by ogbevireo(op): 12:04pm On Apr 22, 2016
My response to my brethren's agitations following the Fulani herdmen's rampage.

My brethren I hold a slightly different perspective! We are reading the signals wrong. These Fulani lads are themselves victim of dehumanizing abuse by a small powerful oligarch who exploits their lack of education, religious zeal and warped vision of the world to perpetuate sinister interests.

They are the trigger happy pawns who have been sold a delusion so carefully crafted. Their minds are befuddled with quaint religious ideologies nourished and sustained by ignorance. Since religion thrives on unquestioning obedience, nothing could be more brilliant in the mind of a demagogue than to feign political exigencies in the garb of religious piety . It is Michevellain genius.

Meanwhile their own kids are holed up in posh houses in London and hold Ivy League credentials. These nomads, sirs, deserve your sympathy not your ire.

We need now to probe the vested clandestine interests that use, In deed, any crop of unemployed youths. The sad part is that generation that was handed a functional society in the late 1950s ruined it, plundered it's resources, fought a bloody war, collapse it's systems, depleted the intellectual middle-class, entrenched ethicnity through poor implementation of federal character doctrine and handed to the next generation a nearly failed enterprise shamelessly while cornering most of the wealth for personal Indulgence. They make up less than 20% of today's population.

That systemic Failure is what has continued to caused these deep fault lines. It will take a different generation to fix this. Although the geroncrats both in politics and religion continue to perpetuate themselves because they seem to have a monopoly of the wealth and Control of tools of violence.

Until we are able to win the battle of the hearts and minds, every other approach will be prosthetic at best. To penetrate the core north with education is critical. The last administration effectively built and delivered 200 schools for the Almajiris much to the consternation of the Oligarchs who prefer to have their people intellectually stymied.

The Ministry Of Education proposed a merger of the CRS and IRK studies into one subject. Some "Christians " quickly read some conspiratorial dimensions to it. This is laughable.

A combined curriculum is the finest chance some Islamic lads have to explore in a more secular setting the concerns of the other religious groups. No such inquiries are allowed in a strict Islamic school curriculum.

Religious studies try to study religious behavior and belief from outside any particular religious viewpoint. They draw upon multiple disciplines and their methodologies including anthropology, sociology, psychology, philosophy, and history of religion.

And if Christian parents fear that their Wards will be exposed to teachings of Islam, hmm. Truth has an inherent capacity to prevail over falsehood. Or are you not quite sure your position is the true one?

While it's quite easy to whip up sentiments with sensational headlines, its easy to see how we might miss the point entirely. I also listened to Pastor Bosun Emmanuel's sermon and I thought it was uncouth and outrageous. I still do.

The historical antecedents of Turkey he cited were over simplified and they carefully eclipsed the concurrent evolutions taking place both at the micro and macro cultural spheres in Turkey. It is Culture not conquest that ultimately overrides and shapes belief system. The moment the Islamic culture festered in the absence of any other seriously contending equivalent, the stronger culture over writes. The same way western culture today is surreptitiously obliterating weaker ones world over

Let me therefore ask a simple one: in Nigeria today what is the Christian culture? And I don't mean doctrines. Let me pick one aspect of that... The intellectual culture of the church ...... (wait for it)

Most of our churches now pop out universities. On one hand this helps to plug the short falls in the university system. But is that all. Just degree awarding?

It might help for our proprietors to first read John Henry Newman article in 1854 "The idea of a University" and adapt those ideas to the deeper callings of a missionary endeavour to the world.

Faith is not a head-in-the-sand escapism, it is a vital force to shaping human history, especially intellectually. Harvard University was built by men of the Christian faith who dedicated it to intellectual enquiry to the glory of the Lord Jesus Christ. You will find it so crested today in Harvard. Go check it out.

The church should be in the fore front of driving new innovative tools in social engineering, economic development and strategic growth. We don't set up schools as a legacy item for an overseer, we do so because of the burden to impact lives and drive change.

The church should therefore furnish an intellectual culture of enquiry, research and exploration of the deeper questions science wouldn't touch. Hence, no need for a university where a strategic institute of leadership or economic or even extraterrestrial research would do. And no need for a narrow institute where we could more productively harness the wider intellectual enterprise of a University's intelligentsia.

The key is We need to be more focused, more "deliberate" , more strategic and less reactionary. Plus, the words of Martin Luther King Jr could provide some inspiration at this time "we will meet your physical force with soul force"


https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10154067745412207&id=826437206


cc:seun, lalastica, mod,
Kindly put this on frontpage. This is a balanced view of the problem at hand and should be seen by every Nigerian.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Question :what Would You Do If You Were This Guy(see What Happened) by ogbevireo(m): 1:48pm On Sep 19, 2015
Thats what you endure when you work in IT/HELPDESK. No need to complain.
Family › Re: My Wife Lied About Her Age, What Should I Do? by ogbevireo(m): 3:55am On Aug 21, 2015
Have you considered the IVF/SURRUGACY option? If you haven't then I advice you should.

From your story, wifey is fetile. Only age has made her body unable to adapt properly to carrying a child.

On that note both your own sperm and her eggs could be used to give you children of your own. Your own blood children.

There is a clinic in Warri that can handle this for you in Warri. Its Lily Hospitals Limited. You can google it and contact them. If you send me a pm, I can also you the head of IVF's number.

So no need to lose hope. Your forgiving your wifey will bring good at the end.
Phone/Internet Market › Re: 10 Specifications An Average Nigerian Wants In A Tablet/phone (pics) by ogbevireo(m): 7:37pm On Jul 23, 2015
11. Screen Resolution
Politics › Re: Nigeria Bars 113 Vessels From Lifting Its Crude Oil by ogbevireo(m): 4:10pm On Jul 20, 2015
This news lacks credibility. The Group Managing Director of NNPC is not Komolafe.

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