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Science/Technology / Re: Top Five Nigerian Scientists And Their Great Inventions by shade(f): 7:59pm On Nov 29, 2015 |
Who says Nigerians can’t do it? Ask Professor Nok (Trypanosomiasis busted) Culled from Daily Trust Newspaper. Nok is back in the news again with one of her sons receiving Nigeria’s National Merit Award for path breaking research, which discovered the gene responsible for sleeping sickness. Nok in Kaduna state is famous for its terracottas which came to light in the 1940s, and brought the quiet community to global attention. Nok has also produced a famous son in the person of Professor Andrew Jonathan Nok, a Professor of Biochemistry at the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, who was last year conferred with a national honour, being Nigerian National Order of Merit (NNOM) by President Good luck Jonathan, which also carries with it a handsome $10 million. This is one of Nigeria’s highest honours. Professor Nok, who has had his entire education and training in Nigeria, and is in this sense, truly homemade or home grown, has many firsts to his name, and shows that what is World-Class and profound can also emerge from within the borders of our country. This is also a big plus for the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria where Professor Nok was trained. Professor Nok is the only African so far to win the prestigeous Mizutani Foundation for Glycoscience Research Award. Most previous winners of this award went on to win the Nobel Prize. He is one hundred percent a truly Nigerian and global Star, and his achievements are correspondingly, stellar. |
Family / Re: Is It True That Ladies From Broken Homes Are Not A Good Wife Material? by shade(f): 7:23am On Jun 29, 2011 |
Dont know about the female angle,but married to a guy 4rm a dysfunctional home and its been three years of constant quarrellings and unwarranted malice. In my opinion a person's family history has great impact on his future. |
Family / Re: Am I Doing Wrong By Supporting My Boyfriend Financially? by shade(f): 3:33pm On Jan 06, 2011 |
No man worth his salt depends on a woman for survival.Your boyfriend wasnt abducted into the Uk.He must have had a blueprint for survival b4 he met u .Whether he marries you or not is immaterial but the truth is,since you have started shouldering his responsibilities just six months in2 the relationship,be prepared to do so for as long as it lasts.The road you are treading will only end in bitterness and frustration. 1 Like |
Romance / Re: Is Love Still Blind? by shade(f): 3:13pm On Sep 22, 2009 |
Love was never blind,but naivety blinded many.With the harsh realities of life these days,blind love is the height of idiocy. |
Family / Re: Is Marriage Not Boring? by shade(f): 11:55am On Aug 31, 2009 |
If u are married 2 a person who doesnt share or respect ur views,dreams and ideas,then u are in 4 a long stiffling time in ur marriage.All dat kps u going is d 'good old days' when u r single.Bottom line is,marriage wont b boring if u actually TALK and LAUGH wt ur partner. |
Family / Communication Breakdown In Relationships. by shade(f): 8:52pm On Aug 28, 2009 |
I have always been baffled by the problems caused by peoples inability to understand one another in relationships.You r talkn 2 d right and your partner is interpreting u mean d left.I believe metaphorically speaking dat men are from mars while women are from venus.So how does one get a message across 2 d other party?. |
Family / What Is A Woman's Financial Responsibility In A Marriage?. by shade(f): 1:30pm On Aug 22, 2009 |
Most men nowadays seem 2 b shirking their financial responsibilities.It aint unheard of 2 hear wives paying the houserent,buying the groceries and even paying the children's school fees etc.So,in a marriage,what exactly is/are the wife's financial responsibility/responsibilities?. |
Romance / Engaged To A Fraudstar by shade(f): 2:06pm On Nov 28, 2007 |
This is about me and i want sincere advise from the house.I met a guy online In July this year. (i am very extroverted and believe the net is as good a place to meet a person as well any other place). He assumably just relocated from the middle east and just setting up his own business here in Nigeria .We started dating for real over phone calls and even he comes on visits to the north where i work.One thing led to another and by september we were talking of marriage.By October, i had introduced him to my folks as my fiance and was even planning the formal introduction without my meeting any member of his family. I am a working single mother and my child lives with my folks although most times in boarding school.He knew from day one about her and has even met her and pleaded with me to adopt her when we get married. Just last week, he told me about a one year old son he has and swears with "tears" running down his face that he wasnt married to the child's mother. We are both 32 . I got confused about his withholding such information from me after months of dating and wonder what else is keeping from me. He has never asked me for money and tries in his little own way to be financially responsible for me when ever he comes visiting which is almost every two weeks. I then wonder if he is gainfully employed if he has so much time on his hand to come visiting. He calls me all day and has no problem paying his hotel bills or phone bills which he uses a lot, but outside that, doesnt seem to have much money. I am confused, is this guy genuine, a fraudstar, or does he want to use me or my child for money making r itual?. |
Family / Re: Should I Introduce My Son To His Father? by shade(f): 4:14pm On Nov 07, 2007 |
I believe you should allow the child meet his father if the father is willing to have him, for the child's sake .Put all sentiments aside and do what is best for the child. A child needs his father and should be allowed to form his own personal judgement about him when he becomes an adult.For now, let him have a father figure in his life so as not to feel insecure when his friends and classmates are talking about their daddies!. |
Politics / Re: Obasanjo Ex-president And An "hero"? by shade(f): 5:11pm On May 29, 2007 |
For me, obansonjo while putting in reforms aimed at improving the lives of fellow Nigerians was pulling the mat off their feet with controversies tailing his sale of coporations like the NNPC, national theatre etc. He aint my hero, just a sharp Nigerian. While on the topic, with no offense meant, there aint anything like evidences, evidence would do just fine. |
Education / Re: "My Names Are" Or "My Name Is"? by shade(f): 9:41am On Apr 07, 2007 |
The correct expression is 'my name is' regardless of the number of names you bear. Its all about the person, not persons. eg, My name is Mary okpara, our names are Musa, Bode, Michael etc. Any standard dictionary will put any doubting Thomas straight. |
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Osun State University: by shade(f): 6:40pm On Apr 04, 2007 |
the advert is in the 28th March edition of the Punch Newspapers. The vacancy is in virtually every department , especially in Languages and linguistics. Vacancies for both academic and non-academic positions. Positions range from Assistant lecturers to Lecturer 1 and 11. 20 copies of your application letters and Cvs should be sent to The director,Osun state university project office c/o office of the Governor, osogbo, osun state. Good luck. |
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: Graduate Assistants? by shade(f): 5:46pm On Jan 15, 2007 |
Now, i dont k ow where diana-u got her figure, cos she is way off the mark. one would have thought that ignorance about an issue will demand silence. On the salary of a graduate assistant in afederal university,it aint between 20-22 as claimed, but 45-50. I work in a federal university so i should know. |
Literature / Re: Those Who Love Novels by shade(f): 5:08pm On Sep 21, 2006 |
The reader's choice of any particular novel is really his/her business. Reading itself is a personal thing and not aping others habit. i for one read everything under the sun from crime to romance .But the truth is , fo me, the fantasy genre is the best thing to ever happen to the literary world!. |
Romance / Re: Your Dream Soulmate Has Child from Previous Relationship by shade(f): 8:57pm On Apr 28, 2006 |
well, there is nothing new under the sun. The child or the father or mother of the child shouldnt take the fall.The new lover should be able to tell the past from the present and the future. If u love someone hard enough, child or no child, warts and all, its for life. |
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