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udemzyudex:
Does the battery charge after you connect it back?

Yes it does.

udemzyudex:
It doesn't power on with the battery but power on with the charger.


Does it power on when you connect the charger and the battery or only when the battery is connected?

Only when the battery is connected. I have to remove the battery and on the laptop without it then put the battery in when it's on.

Hello. Pls my Dell inspiron 15 has an issue. It doesn't come on with the battery connected. I have to remove the battery before it comes on. The battery is new, so it's not the issue. Thanks

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agrovick:
Look to the bright side, you are doing what you love, you are in a hotcake field.

Hmmm. Not really oh. Even if I was once passionate about medicine, the passion has been removed by force. So we just have to continue what we started.

iXavier:
You're in 500L and can complain
I just started clinical school this October, what should I now do

Wow... Good luck to you... You'll get there eventually. And do enjoy this beginning cus the higher you go, the harder it becomes. Just pray that strike doesn't affect you, that's if it's a federal university. Welcome to the club.

Hello everyone. Awesome thread. Don't know exactly how I came across it, but I've followed it from page 2.
It's nice to get to read about the different jobs people are involved in. I hope I'm allowed to contribute as I'm still a student, a medical student in 500l. Still have about 2 years to go, that's excluding houseman ship & Nysc. Sometimes I get so frustrated & tired seeing my mates already serving while I'm still in school preparing for an exams. I'll get there eventually sha, I just wish medical school wasn't so long & tiring.

Hello. Pls for some time now, I've received this warning anytime I put on my system. Had to remove the battery and use it without it because it wasn't charging the battery.

I don't know why people complain about glo network so much. Last year they introduced a new sim for data. Sold it to us in our university for 500 and I can testify that it's great. One time like that we were trying to watch a live video in church but non of the networks was behaving. I had to on my Hotspot for them before we could watch it with very little buffering.
So I'll advise if you're considering moving to glo network, then buy either the data sim or the 4g sim that can work in a 3g phone.

Hello guys. I use gionee m5 mini. It developed some faint horizontal black lines sometime last week. From what I was able to get online, it's the lcd that's faulty. I plan to change the screen this week as its broken. My query now is hope when I change the screen the black lines will dissappear?

taiwoawoniyi:
Hello folks,

Good morning.

Please help a brother out. I'm Taiwo Awoniyi and I'm having a conference on the 3rd of February.

The guys in charge of my graphics design have bailed and now, I'm left with God.

I implore anyone by God who can help me out.

But here's the catch...I am strung up for cash so I won't be able to pay in cash.

Anyone who is willing to help a lending hand of destiny, please and please comment below.

Thanks in earnest anticipation.

God bless.
Peace.

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KingGeorgey:
Sir please I need a Logo for an Architecture and design company with name THE GENTLEMAN'S GROUP... Hoping I'm still in the free category?

I can do that for you free. Send your email address or phone number to me to send it to you. I feel like being charitable today.

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Hello guys

Lop. You guys haven't seen the great A1 lecture hall in unijos. If you have, then you'll understand this one is childs play

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drlaykay:
This is happening in many institutions not just yours.
The major problem is because the medical calendar is designed in 12 calendar month. A session runs for 12 months. This makes it difficult to adjust the calendar. Unlike other courses where a session is traditionally 8 months,exams inclusive.

So when a strike lasts for say, 2months, the other departments quickly adjust their calendar and fill the gap with the 4 months(which is usually supposed to be for holidays) left. The medical school has no free months to steal from hence moves it to the next year.

Secondly, other departments are usually affected by ASUU related strikes only while medical schools suffer both ASUU related strikes and hospital strikes.

The funniest reason is that other departments would easily skip a scheme or topic or rush lectures and practical activities. That can't be done in medical school. You must learn all you should at the appropriate length of time.

So just chill,you almost there. I passed through that as well. It doesn't stop you from being the good Doctor. It's just for the country we found ourselves.

Very true, then after the strikes, they rush you and expect you to learn a topic in 3 or 4 days and prepare enough to write a test on it immediately after.

classical15:
This is disheartening. I graduated from Unilorin med school and I think that's the only plus they've got... stable calendar. While I'm aware that this problem is generalised for most med school in Nigeria, but I think JUTH is worst hit. The VC/ provost really needs some brain. The calendar in unijos is a crawling one. Pls guys keep sharing on all platform possible till the so called leaders of that institution perceive their irresponsibility!

It would go a long way if that happens

Hey nairalanders, for the sake of privacy, I omitted the writers name

I was reluctant about sharing this post when I saw the my last post on patience but I want o share it because something's are very painful.
So let's do this...
My name is **** ****.The thing is_ there is a good news and a really bad news. The good news is that am done with all my postings after a six year training that lasted eight years in my school; University of Jos. It is supposed to be an accredited faculty and department but we spent eight years to complete all the postings. We had crisis but those in Maiduguri had worse. Oh... I remember, we also had strikes... so many from many angles. Thank God the postings are over.
The really bad news is that our exams has been postponed till further notice because there is an ongoing strike in the hospital. When the news came yesterday night, many of my mates cried. We had hoped that they would consider our plight and conduct the exams in other hospitals but they had made what we termed " the mean choice". Most of us have become apathetic about many things, the zeal that we once had has faded into insignificance. They have lacerated our emotions. Some of us are so confused now. Our rents are expiring, our parents are worried and guess what? No one has come to speak to us. Everybody complains of the falling moral and knowledge standard of doctors but look at the way we are trained; a training that makes us loose our minds. If we become strange kind of doctors, who have lost all empathy and emotions, who will blame us? God help us


It's really pathetic when I think of it, that this is happening at this time. This is the same University that went on a four month strike from last year October.
That's aside from the 4 months strike it went on in 2014 to 2015 because of students protest.
Thats just counting the recent ones oh.
How do you expect the zeal of the students to remain the same.
Presently, the set going to 400 level cannot start clinicals because there is no space in juth, so they have to wait for the final year guys to leave before starting. They've been at home for more than 6 months now.
I wonder when the education sector in Nigeria will improve.
I hope this reaches the right people, and something is done about it.