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Bobbysworld28:
Poor grammar everywhere!
Pls add number 12: woeful command of english.
Maybe dt was ur issue all along

Lovetinz:
I thought I was the only one who noticed.
OP's use of English is pathetic.

Blackchampion:
Dnt know why i found dis too long to read

Tashamania:
This is the funniest comment I've seen so far lool..
thanks anyways

LOL. see format. yu wan use DUE PROCESS friendzone me ba

onyeka205:
From the write-up it is obvious that the OP has not done his PhD and all that responded have not done theirs PhD either. To put the record straight, PhD is meant for those that are academically, emotionally and psychologically stable. It is not meant for those that just managed to pass through their first degree and maybe, one way or the other, managed to get their masters. Before you proceed for your PhD, you must have a minimum of 4 points on a 5 point grade. You must be one that is academically disciplined, not one that cut corners. Before you proceed to the research aspect of your PhD program, be sure to have done some preliminary research on the topic you intend to research on. Draw your contingency table to be sure that the data you will generate will fit into a particular statistical model for easy analysis. This is where most PhD students get stocked. Please don't say that Nigerian lecturers are lazy, most are very enterprising in their field. Presently, I and my students (PhD and masters) are working on the use of microorganisms to treat waste water, generate electricity, biogas and hydrogen all at the same time. The biogas would be channeled to a constructed oven and be used to dry fish to a particular water activity, the hydrogen would be channeled to power a generator and the electricity that would be got directly from the organisms would be stored in a capacitor. Is this not innovative? We have succeeded on our preliminary investigation, we are going on full scale research now. Please do not underrate Nigerian scientists. What we need is encouragement. In the western world, the life of a lecturer revolves round his lab, office and class, all his needs are taken care of by the system so that he can concentrate on his research work, here in Nigeria, the reverse is the case.

Hollawaley:
I sight you and those point but @op i found this too long to read and your english=F9

Hollawaley:
dude....i wasn't talking to you so go get a life

Nmeri17:
LOL. see format. yu wan use DUE PROCESS friendzone me ba

Tashamania:
Which zone you wan join before?


No chance for the other zone

I RAYFUSE to accept that

Nmeri17:
I RAYFUSE to accept that

oluwaisaac:
The problem is your diction does not even qualify you for a Ph D. Go and buy ''Brighter Grammar.''

ShalomNigeria:
?

onyeka205:
From the write-up it is obvious that the OP has not done his PhD and all that responded have not done theirs PhD either. To put the record straight, PhD is meant for those that are academically, emotionally and psychologically stable. It is not meant for those that just managed to pass through their first degree and maybe, one way or the other, managed to get their masters. Before you proceed for your PhD, you must have a minimum of 4 points on a 5 point grade. You must be one that is academically disciplined, not one that cut corners. Before you proceed to the research aspect of your PhD program, be sure to have done some preliminary research on the topic you intend to research on. Draw your contingency table to be sure that the data you will generate will fit into a particular statistical model for easy analysis. This is where most PhD students get stocked. Please don't say that Nigerian lecturers are lazy, most are very enterprising in their field. Presently, I and my students (PhD and masters) are working on the use of microorganisms to treat waste water, generate electricity, biogas and hydrogen all at the same time. The biogas would be channeled to a constructed oven and be used to dry fish to a particular water activity, the hydrogen would be channeled to power a generator and the electricity that would be got directly from the organisms would be stored in a capacitor. Is this not innovative? We have succeeded on our preliminary investigation, we are going on full scale research now. Please do not underrate Nigerian scientists. What we need is encouragement. In the western world, the life of a lecturer revolves round his lab, office and class, all his needs are taken care of by the system so that he can concentrate on his research work, here in Nigeria, the reverse is the case.

Empero1:
In what ways has our great country and its teaming populace benefited from all the PhD holders that abound in our midst ? More especially from those in the science and technology disciplines . A system that all it produces are men and women with abstract knowledge can never evolved to industrialized nation . To this end , I care less about PhD holders and those seeking for one , because it is all bullshit .

onyeka205:
From the write-up it is obvious that the OP has not done his PhD and all that responded have not done theirs PhD either. To put the record straight, PhD is meant for those that are academically, emotionally and psychologically stable. It is not meant for those that just managed to pass through their first degree and maybe, one way or the other, managed to get their masters. Before you proceed for your PhD, you must have a minimum of 4 points on a 5 point grade. You must be one that is academically disciplined, not one that cut corners. Before you proceed to the research aspect of your PhD program, be sure to have done some preliminary research on the topic you intend to research on. Draw your contingency table to be sure that the data you will generate will fit into a particular statistical model for easy analysis. This is where most PhD students get stocked. Please don't say that Nigerian lecturers are lazy, most are very enterprising in their field. Presently, I and my students (PhD and masters) are working on the use of microorganisms to treat waste water, generate electricity, biogas and hydrogen all at the same time. The biogas would be channeled to a constructed oven and be used to dry fish to a particular water activity, the hydrogen would be channeled to power a generator and the electricity that would be got directly from the organisms would be stored in a capacitor. Is this not innovative? We have succeeded on our preliminary investigation, we are going on full scale research now. Please do not underrate Nigerian scientists. What we need is encouragement. In the western world, the life of a lecturer revolves round his lab, office and class, all his needs are taken care of by the system so that he can concentrate on his research work, here in Nigeria, the reverse is the case.