Education › Re: **Great Biochemists; Lets Meet Here** by Sepp360(op): 2:56pm On Nov 01, 2014 |
[quote author=zionchikwa post=27632786][/quote]you're welcome to the den. Happy for you!... Actually, I'm Joseph, but i'm popularly known as Sepp. You'll definitely get to meet me during ur orientation and induction. 07061113794: thanks eminent. |
Education › Re: Hardest Courses To Study In Nigeria by Sepp360(m): 12:25pm On Oct 31, 2014 |
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Education › Re: Hardest Courses To Study In Nigeria by Sepp360(m): 12:11pm On Oct 31, 2014 |
KingTom: No sir the students of Biochemistry are there for 4 years yes they read but I took 4 biochemistry courses in Uni and had 3 As and a B it was just a normal read and pass course but law the reading is more voluminous and they spend 5 years. so I think law should be on that list You are a stupendous liar. You must not lie to prove a point. Which university offers 3 Bch courses to law students? |
Education › Re: Hardest Courses To Study In Nigeria by Sepp360(m): 11:51am On Oct 31, 2014 |
Gordieshegz: Sir,bch is hard they say...but ask those who studied these course and had problem in it,they will tell u chemistry and other physical aspect of it made it hard...I seem not take side wit u on ur assumption that enzymology is d simplest bch course broda..check any aspect of bch and u find out dat this presumed simplest topic of urs makes the bulk of hard pathways u claimed lipid nd other molecules metabolism hav ..even in most exams,d knowledge of stepwise end products are not much tested like they do to the enzymes catalysing those steps...my opinion is biochemistry won't hav its tough characteristics without enzymology... lolz!... Enzymology. Hmmm!... Anyway, i didnt find it that difficult shaa, but most students in my set really messed up in that course. They took it for granted.  |
Education › Re: Hardest Courses To Study In Nigeria by Sepp360(m): 11:47am On Oct 31, 2014 |
01mcfadden: AcetylCoA Let me be the Oxaloacetate.    . I love biochemistry. |
Education › Re: Hardest Courses To Study In Nigeria by Sepp360(m): 11:45am On Oct 31, 2014 |
olaric: All science students are the same wherever u go. They always feel that students of other courses are doing 'lazy' courses, and its a shame because 99% can't even do courses like Literature and History without struggling. All you need to succeed in such art causes is cramming. And i bet you, 90% of those sciences students that u undermine their academic abilities will do much better than most art students that offer such courses, but 99% of those art students can't even solve simple arithmetics, not to talk of knowing thousands of equations and knowing how to draw big gigantic organic structures. It myt take them their life time to master that. And don't tell me you chose that art course of yours cause of passion, you were simply afraid and incompetent in maths, chem, phy and bio, and maybe, u're the "la cram la pour" type. Science is just more difficult than art. It's as simple as that.   |
Education › Re: Hardest Courses To Study In Nigeria by Sepp360(m): 12:01am On Oct 31, 2014 |
Keky: Great METABOLITE didnt know i have plenty metabolites and eminents here.  . I hail ya'all. |
Sports › Re: Man United Signs Deal With Nigerian Fruit Juice Company by Sepp360(m): 10:59pm On Oct 30, 2014 |
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Education › Re: Hardest Courses To Study In Nigeria by Sepp360(m): 10:02pm On Oct 30, 2014 |
?Op. You did a nice job on that list, as long as Biochemistry, Engineering and medicine are there, shikena.  . though opinions would always vary. |
Education › Re: Hardest Courses To Study In Nigeria by Sepp360(m): 9:59pm On Oct 30, 2014 |
armadeo: As I said before you either make the cut or not.
As to your question depends on who's doing the studyin. there you lie again. In as much as it also takes maximum interest and studying to make good grades in "primary education", it doesn't make it look difficult as most science course. If you know how much concentration and careful analysis that are applied to make good grades in those courses u wouldn't dare compare them, nor even use relativity as excuse. |
Education › Re: University Of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) Chatroom by Sepp360(m): 9:42pm On Oct 30, 2014 |
dagentility: Pls I need to know if there is much maths involved in Edu/Economics. In addition to what u already know. I'm sure there aint much maths in Edu/economics as it is in the real maths. You only require the secondary school foundation on calculations in economics, unlike other depts dat myt be doin the thick maths wif integration, differentiation and all that. And by the way, don't let any course frighten u. If others before u, and even in ur set can pass it with wonderful grades, why can't u? All u need is mazimum determination and interest. And don't forget the God factor, it myt be important, only if u're religious., welcome to the den once more. |
Sports › Re: Man United Signs Deal With Nigerian Fruit Juice Company by Sepp360(m): 4:19pm On Oct 30, 2014 |
M4gunners: Chi Limited i pity una.Dis na beginning of ur company downfall. Bro, can you kindly explain what you mean by that?... Are you truely business orientated? |
Education › Re: University Of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) Chatroom by Sepp360(m): 4:17pm On Oct 30, 2014 |
dagentility: Pls any Edu/Econs student in the house,i need your advice pls. state ur problems for the general public; anyone can be of great help. You never can tell. |
Education › Re: University Of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) Chatroom by Sepp360(m): 4:16pm On Oct 30, 2014 |
I want to use this medium to congratulate the fresh newbies; great lions and lionesses for their achievement of joining the den. I sincerely say congratulations to ya'all. I wish you good experience and God's grace, 'cos it's never easy to be in the den. Aluta Continua. |
Education › Re: What Your Handwriting Says About You. by Sepp360(m): 4:10pm On Oct 30, 2014 |
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Education › Re: What Your Handwriting Says About You. by Sepp360(m): 1:10pm On Oct 30, 2014 |
cupidora: #teambeautifulhandwriting. I used to address cards for my mates in sch back then n copy notes on the board  you can lie eehh!  |
Christianity Etc › Re: Priest Kidnaps And Raped Teen, Assists Family With Search by Sepp360(m): 1:01pm On Oct 30, 2014 |
Stew-Peed. :/ |
Sports › Re: Man United Signs Deal With Nigerian Fruit Juice Company by Sepp360(m): 12:57pm On Oct 30, 2014 |
That's Good Business. |
Education › Re: What Course Will You Choose If You Have A Second Chance? by Sepp360(m): 12:45pm On Oct 30, 2014 |
Janet101: Am nt serious about it o, just kidding.... I want a better Nigeria for me n my unborn generation... God bless Nigeria God bless You too. Nigeria will get better.  |
Education › Re: What Course Will You Choose If You Have A Second Chance? by Sepp360(m): 12:39pm On Oct 30, 2014 |
Janet101: Political science, I need to chop money too How would you expect Nigeria to get better with this mentality of yours. |
Politics › Re: Buhari's Loan Vs Gej's Donations by Sepp360(m): 12:27pm On Oct 30, 2014 |
Those folks that donated money for Mr. President are wise. They know the power of incubency. No incubent president in Nigeria has ever lost an election in his second tenure, it has never happened before, and we all know it won't happen this time. And for those anti-GEJ condemin and vlackmailin GEJ and his administartion, Note that PDP is a political party, and not a church soceity.  |
Romance › Re: See How Ladies Are Deceiving Men With S*xy Body Online by Sepp360(m): 12:03pm On Oct 30, 2014 |
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Nairaland General › Re: We’ll Sweep PDP Away In 2015 –tambuwal by Sepp360(m): 8:17pm On Oct 29, 2014 |
this man is a comedian.  |
Christianity Etc › Re: Bomb Shell As Pope Francis Says Genesis Account Of Creation Is False by Sepp360(m): 7:46pm On Oct 29, 2014 |
And if i may ask; What's wrong with what he said?  |
Education › Re: What Course Will You Choose If You Have A Second Chance? by Sepp360(m): 7:38pm On Oct 29, 2014 |
I love my present course. Or rather, i developed love for it- Biochemistry.
But the truth is, i chose it outa frustration.... If given a second chance, i would still continue writin jamb/post ume for years. Med. Radiography. |
Nairaland General › Re: Women; And Their Lack Of Appreciation by Sepp360(op): 9:11pm On Oct 28, 2014 |
Odilafta: You are inviting bashing and insults by tagging 'women'.
Me think a man or a woman could be unappreciative.
Roll with the right people and get your deserved honour and gratitude..
Generally,human beings are insatiable.. Insults are always invited but can't be welcomed. I actually know that humans generally can be ungrateful, but that of women is the worse. I wouldn't consume the whole space giving instances and telling true stories to prove my point. It's not about blaming them falsely, it's about them (women) realizing the crux of the issue and change for good. |
Politics › Re: If Only We Can Conquer Electricity Problem The Way We Conquered Ebola by Sepp360(m): 12:13pm On Oct 28, 2014 |
GenBuhari: I hate to disappoint everyone, but Nigeria not conquer any deadly epidemic. Ebola is a hoax orchestrated by the USA and a handful of its allies. Nigeria was simply given a script to play in the the hoax deception. hehehe! Anything; and everything can happen. I wouldn't doubt you! |
Education › Re: 10 Most Marketable Courses In Nigeria by Sepp360(m): 3:55am On Oct 28, 2014 |
giftforlife9: microbiology have more job opportunity than biochemistry. Stop deceiving yourself, a biochemist can do everything and work in anywhere a microbiologist can work, but a microbiologist can't be as versatile as a biochemist. |
Nairaland General › Re: Women; And Their Lack Of Appreciation by Sepp360(op): 11:42pm On Oct 27, 2014 |
rinrin23: There is so much truth in what you've outlined here. I look at my fellow woman and see the ungrateful and expectant nature ingrained in most of us. Most struggle, steal, lie, bleach etc to be beautiful in order to be liked and treated nice by a man who would shower them in gifts they can/should be able to afford on their own. Its sad to see the way women portray themselves these days.
Regarding men being kind for sex, -we weren't born with this mentality, growing up we each have had experiences that have lead us to that conclusion.
Personally I try to be as grateful as possible and appreciate all forms of kindness thrown at me, whether or not I know the end game. I feign ignorance and accept the kindness because I am a genuine person and I naively expect people to be genuine. But honestly a greater percentage of the time its about sex; whether days, weeks, months or years later, it comes out. But I of-course wouldn't discredit or ignore the lesser percentage genuine men out there.
Its not just about sex, or the male/female relationship. Its the world we live in that pushes the idea that 'Generosity is power', and the next person is simply sowing a seed to be harvested later. This is what makes people (not just women) suspicious of each other. A male friend of mine has a female boss buying him gifts all the time and he thinks its only a matter of time before she'll ask for (sexual) favours. Its not just women. People in general have grown suspicious of each other. wow!... Full of sense. Actually, you really surprised me. I thought that the first female to comment would bash the hell outa me. But you "disappointed" me. Lolz. Thanks dearie. |
Politics › Re: If Only We Can Conquer Electricity Problem The Way We Conquered Ebola by Sepp360(m): 5:28pm On Oct 27, 2014 |
Ttalk: I quite agree with your statement above and i think the fear of being contacted spurred our government into taking decisive action
But epileptic electricity aint a virus, and it can't kill an african man.
No, do you know the number of people that died daily because of lack of electricity to powered hospital equipment in case of emergency?
Do you know that people are poor not because of laziness, ignorant or education but because the society lack basic amenities i.e electricity that could have made them vibrant?
Do you know the number of sacked people that are dying daily of hunger because their employer fold up for lack of electricity?
Why do you think the average life expectancy of Africans is less than 60years? this is as a result of many factors of which electricity cannot be downplayed Wow!.. I didn't reason it this far. I agree with you totally. But i'm quite sure that no matter how serious or homicidal epileptic electricity can be, it can't kill a rich man; unlike the Ebola Virus. And all those polithiefcians have alternatives and constant supply of electricity. |
Politics › Re: If Only We Can Conquer Electricity Problem The Way We Conquered Ebola by Sepp360(m): 12:33pm On Oct 27, 2014 |
Ttalk: How come Nigerian Government was able to contain Ebola spread and eventually eliminate this deadly virus within few weeks but fail to fixed our electricity problem that has been killing majority of Nigerians indirectly for lack of employment.
Does it means that Ebola knows no strata but the elite can survive without fixing the nation's power problem through the provision of powerful generators which they bought for themselves at the expense of the masses?
Does it mean our government {Federal + State} genuinely fought Ebola to a standstill or it was borne out of fear of being contacted?
Could one wish electricity is viewed as deadly as Ebola? Then the electricity problem will be a solve within one year.
What is your take? Ebola is a serious virus, and can take an African's man life. But epileptic electricity aint a virus, and it can't kill an african man. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Who Is Your Favorite Bible Character And Why? by Sepp360(m): 11:20am On Oct 27, 2014 |
JerryJJZ: Tnx o bro,, its nice meeting u,, am Isaac by d way,,, it's nice meeting you too. You're welcome. |