₦airaland Forum

Reyginus:
There's no place for you to work in the country. It is better practised than studied in school.

ohk Tanks. . .

PresVA:
You can do animal production without a degree. . Studying that in the Uni is such a waste to me... You can even venture into the biz now if you have the required capital; all you have to do is meet someone already successful in the business. .

Please, study something else in d university except of course you want animal production by all means!

sir Am Nt After The 'degree' ,If I Go To University I Will Have A Matter Knowlegde About 'animal Production' .

Ghost Ko Ghost Ni. . . Op Its Like You Woke Up At The Wrong Side Of The Bed

This One Naah Small Thing . . I Have Seen AVATER VS BEN 10 ,its a nollywood movie also. . . . . .

Confessng:
If you wont come out of the university KNOT a Tie and start looking for white collar jobs,
Its a course that should make you a job creator

ohk Tanks

Reyginus:
Sincerely speaking, No. Don't try it.

why?

Hello Nairalanders I Will Be Writing Jamb Next Year ,and I Want To Put Animal Production As My Course. So Plz Is Animal Production A Good Course To Study In Nigeria?
Plz I Need Your Advices

nice one.....may God bless you you shall live to see the fruit of ur labour

muslims

[font=Lucida Sans Unicode][/font] chai see weytin weed dy coz

see meat

Dhayour609:
. She be God ni?

she helped you, so she deserves it....but you can give her half sha

your first salary

.......may God help us boys

Ponponkon:
Funny you! Na motor he dey sell nobe cement

ohk...better....

its like he loves concrete ...smh..maybe he is selling cement thats why ....anyway nice one....

R.I.P..... i hope he wuld make heaven ....

thats cool....

chai

Koleman:
lol broda i feel u

Koleman:
lol broda i feel u

do you play baba ijebu or sports betting

Koleman:
lol broda i feel u

yea....na so

yes!!.....sports betting ...or baba ijebu

dats good.......one nigeria ...one love

one word for this guy

hmmmmmmmm.. .....really??

dis is nonsense ...

philiancoop:
So, Where will we now have polytechnics and CoE

it is now one federal university nd one state or private university ....den poly nd dah rest

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