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Carmal90:You can be sure. Make sure you know the agent's office in whichever ministry or agency he's working. Don't ever give any random person money else you'd be sorry. Run away from those Civil defense people especially. They are 419. |
squash47:What are you even saying? Someone is trying to motivate others to donate and you are saying Christianity? Would Christianity feed and house those that lost their homes and livelihood? |
By their good deeds we shall know them. This man isn't a government official but used his hard earned money 500k in this economy to help those in need. May he be highly rewarded. |
opj21:No. Used to have connections when I was in the civil service. Don't give anybody money till you are very sure of the job o! |
Beautiful woman |
omigyman:My response was based on the way you put it. This scenario is rare, very rare. Most just buy their way in, even lecturing. |
Ibrahim94:That is unverifiable as many would tell you such to avoid disturbance. It may be true though, all you need in this case is patience. Person wey go help go help. |
Ibrahim94:Depends on the senator, if you have a letter of recommendation from a senator, ensure he directs you to someone in the agency or parastatal he's referring you to. Letter of recommendation alone doesn't hold water. |
Carmal90:some rep members are even more influential than some senators. The biggest hurdle is getting close to them, if you can get an appointment with any of them, consider yourself extremely fortunate. If you can't get close, try their personal staff especially PA. |
emeviks:Thanks, what about Canadim? |
Carmal90:Buying from senators is the surest, although they are always suspicious of undercover agents, if you know their staff, they can link you. |
pneumaticos:Don't deceive yourself, except it's your dad or uncle, nobody would give you free job in Nigeria. Even senators sell their slots these days. I've been in the system for years and would give first hand information. |
Cogent:Don't mislead people. If I give you 600k to get a B.Sc level 08 job, can you deliver in 6 months ? Don't type what you aren't sure about. Most ministries charge 800k - 1m, if you're lucky to get authentic appointment letter. |
kCatalyst:Bsc is level 08, msc level 09. If you get a job with only B.Sc, grab it, if you have masters, it's only a level difference. |
explorer250:Most programmers just clone repositories and form jagaban. I prefer slow learning and mastery than hurry hurry and copy paste. I may be wrong here though, although quite surprised he didn't understand what you meant by API |
emmaxman:Moat academy Lagos. If you had a First class, go to Decagon, they would pay you to learn. |
explorer250:He can't update manually, it must be retrieved from an API, probably a LiveScore API with scores, country, leagues etc in json format. Except he's watching all the matches concurrently and updating in real time which is impossible. |
The real leaders of Nigeria. |
Impact of covid-19. |
forty3:Una dey quarrel? ![]() |
Kuginzi:Seems you skipped your English classes, don't you know the meaning of wailing? We don't need a United South, not with you serial betrayers. We'd rather pitch with the middle belters. Before the week runs out, over 3000 of your brothers would be in cells, oma sé ó, pélé. |
Kuginzi:Yes we are ![]() I thought it was IPOB pig or something like that, thanks for using Igbo amaka. Igbos are not interested in the southern unity anymore, Yorubas should do their thing with the Hausa, we don't care anymore. You people think you are the smartest of the bunch ba, you feel the Tinubus would sell your future to collect jagaban title without repercussions? Yorubas, do your protest. Any Igbo man there is either sick or mentally demented. We enjoy being called pigs and all sorts of names . |
Ayohbk:Lemme tell you something you already know. Programming is HARD!!!!!!!!!! Even if you have all the time in Earth, it's still HARDDDDDDDD. If you're not from a CS background, kindly find solace in frontend development, frontend development is still Very HARDDDDDDDD but you'll be on a level ground cos React isn't taught in university. Fullstack development is harder cos you are a hybrid and handle projects from start to finish. Don't mind these online tutorials o! When it comes to solving client issue, you'll search the entire YouTube for help and wouldn't get any. If you can afford a coding bootcamp kindly do. I assure you that after 6months in the best hands, you can start applying for jobs if you are already familiar with programming. I'm a self taught developer and I can tell you that it's not easy, but with hard work and using the best resources, you would surely overcome. Divide your learning to Frontend then Backend. Learning both at the same time may cause tutorial hell (always depending on tutorials to code). Be proficient in one first before going to the next. My candid advice. |
HuntSon:Stop quoting such ignorant people. Today's revolution Nigeria, but the nincompoop is inside his toilet insulting gays instead of protesting his way out of poverty. Forget about Nigerians, they deserve their situation. |
HuntSon:Was expecting the usual bashing and insult from Nairalanders but I'm amazed that we still have reasonable people like you on this forum. Well said. I still say that gays should be given equal rights with every other person in Nigeria. Anyone that disagrees should never apply for US or Canadian visa, stay in your poverty infested gay free world. |
This is why my kids won't go to any church in Nigeria till they are 18. |
Nzeogwu. Rest on!
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Is being gay or problem in Nigeria or Africa? You that ain't gay always collect alms and food from gay approved countries. I don't care if you are gay or not, we are all humans. Nigerians are way too judgemental for the world, yet, they love traveling to countries like the US, Australia etc where gays have freedom. Make una check una Brain o |
PDP governors always perform better than APC governors. Umahi is a gift to Ebonyi people, very hard-working. Those insulting Obiano up there, can you people even coordinate 10 people talk more a state? You think it's easy? Why not go and contest for councilor to get a hint of the difficulty of attaining such position. |
Awusbillahi |
Chuksmonika:You forgot to add Christopher Okigbo. I have come this far in life because of Nzeogwu. Whenever I'm faced with a difficult situation, I ask myself, what would Nzeogwu do in this situation? That would effectively be the end of that problem. |
Ayohbk:My advice: To be a Fullstack Developer isn't an easy task, employers want someone very experienced, employers don't even hire beginners these days. This basically implies that you must be on top of your game. Frontend development: you would learn JavaScript, HTML and CSS. JavaScript should gulp like 3 months to become proficient. This doesn't mean copying and pasting code from stack overflow, I mean that you can solve simple to intermidiate algorithms by yourself. REACT! REACT and React! This should take at least 6 months to achieve proficiency. So to become a good Frontend developer that can build stuff without watching tutorials and copying code, at least a year is gone with constant practice say 4hrs daily. Frontend development is very dynamic, this means that some problems cannot be found on YouTube, you must crack your brain to solve them. There's also Backbone js, Angular, Vue j.s etc for your JavaScript frontend framework. Backend: If you don't want to learn another language, Node Js is key. Express js, faker js are all frameworks under node js. Node Js should take 3-6 months to arrive at proficiency. Catching error, understanding asynchronous flows, pipelines etc. Database: Here you would select Relational (SQL) such as MySQL, postgreSQL, Sqlite etc or NOsql such as MongoDB, Cassandra, GraphQl etc. This would be your butter in node.js. Fullstack developer that wanna get jobs in Nigeria should take roughly 15months of constant practice. Go to a very good bootcamp if possible, self learning isn't easy. My 2 cent. Danke. |
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