Lee84:


Go tomorrow you will be interviewed.

eminemkayc:
Hello,
On the contrary, there are extreme and enormous potentials for engineers generally in this country and civil engineers, in specific. As a practicing structural engineer in close to two decades with extreme competence in finite difference methods of analysis, finite element methods, application of laplace transformation to the analysis and design of dynamic equipment structures/foundations, etcetera I can confidently inform you that in a developing society like ours and elsewhere abroad, there's a huge demand for structural engineers (for e.g) in industries such as the oil and gas, power plant, telecommunications, etc. These are people who design lattice tower structures, monopole structures, girder bridges, high rise building structures, fixed jacket offshore structures, pile foundations, combined footings, raft foundation, floating and fixed jetties etc. However, to fit in, you must be quite COMPETENT in engineering analysis and design (note that those persons you mentioned in factories are technicians and NOT engineers), both manually, with the use of SELF-CREATED intelligent spreadsheets and with the use of INTERNATIONALLY-ACCEPTABLE computer aided design applications such as STAADPro, SAP2000, SACS and ETAB (not ORION) together with detailing applications such as AUTOCAD, PDMS, E3D.
Additionally, you should be competent in internationally acceptable codes of practice such as the Eurocodes (EC0-9), AISC, API, DNV, and relevant yet-to-be-wiithdrawn BS codes. The problem(s) with the Nigerian universities is that you are taught the solution of homogeneous/non-homogeneous second order differential equations either by classical methods or special operator methods without being taught its largely used applications in engineering design such as its application is structural free damped vibration of rigid bodies, forced-damped vibration via externally applied forcing functions, application in the description of ground acceleration due to seismic motions, its application in the theory of thin plates and shells like analysis of thin-walled pressurized vessels, fracture mechanics failure theories like huber-hencky-von-misces theroy, etc Engineering is applied mathematics, is sweet and once you do not know its application and cannot deploy the right tools in engineering design, you would obviously be found floating either in Nigeria or elsewhere in the world.
Finally note that the world is in deep demand of those who study and are COMPETENT in STEM-related courses and the 'E' in STEM is obviously Engineering.

Mandorland:
then why are you considering it?

Madawaki01:

Channel 419

Kriss216:
All these muscles couldn't stop death.

Don't goan kill yourself over nonsense 6 packs or summer body. Enjoy your 6 tanks in peace.




God rest his soul.

princejayy:


This is rubbish coined by an ethnic bigot. We all know that in igbo land, water is scarce and people use trucks to transport water. An igbo man who is able to sink a borehole is given a chieftaincy title, however in the Niger Delta we do not have any problem with the availability of clean and affordable water.

The issue that exist is oil spillage which messes up our rivers and affects our aquatic life which is almost inevitable but the companies must ensure that remediation is done and reparations are paid which is the standard all over the world.

booscy:
They're the ones suffering the environmental degradation and impoverishment while their oil wealth funds the Northern Oil well owners.
Big Time Slaves......

They'd rather remain impoverished than join Ndi Igbo, while most satchet water they drink come from Igbo people outside their state.
Because they don't have drinkable water.

So their oil is exploited, their environment degraded, their lives impoverished while Ndi Igbo sells them drinking water even as they live on water.

Lol!

Conc. Iberiberism fueled by Hatred