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let the bulls go in first. we'll be going in later to provide more capacity.

nwanaka: Pls i need ur advice.which engineering profession is lucrative dis days.tanx

I'll ask you which engineering do you really like. Start by analysing your interests in physics.


BTW this thread should be in Education.

Not being partisan, I believe Oshomole tried to usurp the collective will of the people of Edo State just because he is the number 1 man in the state.

The government should be afraid of the people not the other way round. Oshomole as a governor should focus on affairs of the state as a governor and represent himself as an individual in constitutional matters.

I don't believe this nonsense about Chime ordering the shooting of peacefully protesting students. It is very easy to modify stories so as to suit the teller and to criminalize the perceived evil person.

Despite all the matrimonial and libido negativity of Chime being magnified by these journalists/persecutors it is very difficult to believe that Chime ordered the shooting of students in Kogi State.

Chime is lawyer by profession, he knows the law and he has right to self defence.


@storyteller, we need more story about the litigations embarked upon by Mrs Chime, U( the story teller) & human right activists on her house arrest. Also, you should take your fight to the law courts not the pages of gossip forums like nairaland.

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mekuslogan: Igbo leaned from Yoruba to support errant politicians.

To be candid I have asked this question as a Christian as well. I was deep in love with my God and suddenly I lost someone very dear to me. I prayed God should kill me too.
Despite all these, if we recall the tribulations of Job in the bible, you'll realise that the devil enjoys tormenting the children of God and Godallows such so as to prove the devil wrong.
It makes us stronger in our connection to God.

Okay........d'accord

Back in 2008 Berti Vogts earned about £300000 per year as Super Eagles coach. He didn't win any trophy, he simply wasted tax payers money, oil money and sponsorship money.
Now it is 2013, 5years after the wrong adventure; we have Keshi, a coach with a winning mentality, a coach with balls to remodel our football yet we can't pay him £336000 his annual salary.
Shame on our NFF, shame on the Ministry of sports, shame on the senators and representatives.

FP

Open display of despotism and tribalism. By .FKK

masu ....... This us why we must reorientate our psyche. Southerners & middlebelters are not leadership cautious, they are money cautious. A little roll of $€£¥ and the Southerner forgets his/her mission.

Idiotic thread

Where the hell is the airport?

Searching......





Searching my........








Searching my memory.......









Seriously, I can't really recall any violent act with a girl.


Peace!

If this thread no make frontpage ..... Walahi....... I will personally send JAZZ to nairaland

Kindly download the full information. This is a filtered journalism all in other to frustrate Enugu. Enugu is highest in physical assault 4% against National average of 3%. Kindly check the other crime classifications.


For this thread to make SMH

Kairoseki77: When you constantly spout lies, you blind yourself to the truth.

Look at the amount of people basesly claiming Enugu is the safest city in spite of hard facts to the contrary. Sad.

This report was done by the MacArthur foundation, which is a highly respected international organization on par with the Nobel committee. Every year, the MacArthur foundation gives "Genius Grants" to scientists and international thought leaders. So claiming it is because of an airport is rubbish.

The report was also put together by CLEEN, a civil society organization focused on improving the police forces in Nigeria, it was established in 1998. Here is a list of their executives.

Kemi Okenyodo Executive Director
Chinedu Nwagu Program Manager, Abuja
Nengak Daniel Program Manager, Lagos
Blessing Abiri Senior Program Officer - Accountability and Justice / Altus Regional Representative
Valkamiya Ahmadu Senior Program Officer - Public Safety and Security
Anyanwu .C. Ifeanyi Program Officer - Public Safety and Security
Chigozirim Odinkalu - Okoro Program Officer - Public Safety and Security
Raphael Mbaegbu Program Officer - Research and Planning
Nkechi Onyeanisi Account/Admin Officer
Enayaba I. Napoleon Asst. Program Officer - Public Safety and Security
Ezekiel Ojo Assist Account/Admin Officer
Akinremi Gabriel Senior System Administrator/Webmaster
Clara .C. Amadi Program/Admin Officer
Blessing Nwokolo Senior Admin Assistant
Lanre Abolarin Program/Admin Assist Officer
Simon Sylvester Program/Admin Assist Officer
Ethel Obasi Senior Driver
Tunde Ogundare Admin Assistant
Tope Adeoye Admin Assistant


See the diversity there? Stop lying to yourselves. Enugu is clearly crime ridden. This has NOTHING to do with an airport. Please spread this information so that the truth can prevail.

Only people without dreams and checks will go against this probe. I pray Stella fly like an eagle in this terrible storm generated by amplified hatred, corruption, ethnic bias.

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Shut the fuckup y'all

What's d freq for the broadcast? You can mail me directly at saintneo@email.com

It is good to properly address a position.

I am an Electrical Engineer, my parents didn't influence me; however, I will not say that they didn't influenced my interest in science

Mum being a Teacher always wanted me to be a Medical Doctor and Dad, an Engineer turned Accountant just wanted me to be myself. In my primary school days, Medical Doctor was my essay title for "What i want to be when I grow up". However, my Mum bought a lot science books for me; these science books were in physics(mechanics, fluid mechanics, electricity, magnetism, astronomy and nuclear physics) chemistry and biology. Somehow, the physics books fascinated me the most; built my first battery & bulb circuit when I was 4 years (by the way I spoiled my Dad's torchlight so as to achieve this), I had my first electric shock at this age as well (I tried connecting a 6V torchlight bulb to a 240V supply ), burnt my Dad's mattress with out electric iron, smashed my Dad's radio and my toy telephone.

While in secondary school, I detested all subjects that did not involve mathematics. I even failed questions in physics and chemistry that involved definitions such as Latent Heat, Heat Capacity, even Ohm's law, once language is involved(English or Igbo) I was a total failure. Thank God I got into the UNI to study EEE.


At the moment, I have improved a lot in my language skills, English, Igbo, French, even a little of Yoruba & Hausa. If given the opportunity to study further, I would go for History, Law, Business etc.