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lollmaolol:
Really?? God ll grant him eternal rest, heard he didn't stop the night life even with doctors ' warning not to drink . RIP

biosepeter1:
Delsu first class graduate meets with Delta state Governor , SEN Ifeanyi Okowa During Delsu 10th convocation ceremony.

Governor okowa offers automatic employment to Delsu best graduating student Ossaiugbo Marcus Ifeanyi as Delsu hold 10th convocation ceremony at Abraka

He Graduated with a CGPA of 4.86

Congrats to Him

XVIER:
1. Late Alhaji Alhassan Dantata – Kolanut trader. He was the wealthiest man in West Africa during his time. He started the Dantata dynasty and his descendants are some of the
richest people in Nigeria (Dangote / Dantata
family).

2. Olorogun Michael Ibru – founder of the Ibru Organization and head of one of the richest family in Nigeria.

3. Orji Uzor Kalu – billionaire founder of Slok Group. He was rusticated from university for
his participation in a student protest. Though
he was later granted Amnesty by the school
authority, he rejected it and chose to become
an entrepreneur.

4. High Chief Olu Benson Lulu Briggs – silent billionaire founder of Moni Pulo.

5. Femi Otedola – Chairman of Forte Oil, SeaForce, etc (largest diesel importer in Nigeria, also owns the largest fleet of ships).

6. Rasaq Okoya – founder of Eleganza Group. Did not attend university

7. Cosmos Maduka – founder of Coscharis
Group (sole distributor of BMW vehicles in West Africa), dropped out of elementary school

8. Cletus Madubugwu Ibeto – founder of
the Ibeto Group (Petrochemicals, Cement manufacturing)

9. Innocent Ifediaso Chukwuma – Founder
of Innoson Group, manufacturers of IVM motors and Innoson Plastics.

10. Sir Tony Ezenna – CEO of Orange Drugs, Inherited a patent shop from his father and grew it into a conglomerate.

11. Vincent Obianodo – founder, The Young
Shall Grow Motors (the largest transport company in Nigeria), RockView Hotels.

12. Emmanuel Isichei Ugochukwo Ojei – Nuel Ojei Holdings LTD (Sole distributor of Mazda, Nuel Autos, Emo Oil). Did not attend university

13. Ladi Delano – CEO of Bakrie Delano, (a
$1billion investment firm). Did not attend high institution

14. Bode Akindele – (Modandola Group). Did not attend high institution.

15. Michael Collins Ifeanyi Enebeli Ajereh
(aka Don Jazzy) – famous music producer and
co-founder of defunct Mo’Hits Records. Now CEO of Marvin Records. Dropped out of Ambrose Ali University Ekpoma after his first
year.

16. Mrs Folorunsho Alakija – (Famfa Oil) –
Richest woman in Africa, did not attend
university.

FrankLampard:
Have you gotten you candidate?

seanblaise:
Abakaliki, Ebonyi state...

lionphil:
Can you kindly give a website where learning coding is easy?

Meeloreh:
Beard gang except that big uncle. The youngest is the cutest

seanblaise:
Good evening, pls am so in love with computer programming. I really want to be a good programmer but the problem is this, I find it difficult Understanding it.....it sounds like Chinese to me...I really need sumone to teach me....the only thing I know abt computer is "computer is an electronic device that accepts raw data, processes it and gives it out as information"(just imagine)....pls is it possible to learn from yhu? Tnx

0955eb027:
Mathematics bro. Wats d coding al abt? Help me out. But den again, i stil nid to do sumtin to earn money asap.

kaybills:
pls explain more on what meant by "learning how to code"

Already, "big data" has become one of those buzzphrases you say with an apologetic smirk. It sounds like marketecture, broad enough to apply to almost anything.

So let's clear up what big data is and isn't. Perhaps you've heard the canonical "three V's" definition: data high in volume, velocity, and variability. In other words, big data comes in multiterabyte quantities, accrues or changes fast, often resists normalized structure -- and tends to demand technologies beyond the tried-and-true RDBMS or data warehouse.
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[ InfoWorld's Andrew Lampitt looks beyond the hype and examines big data at work in his blog Think Big Data. | Confused about Hadoop? Our Hadoop Deep Dive puts the technology in perspective. | Download InfoWorld's Big Data Analytics Deep Dive for a comprehensive, practical overview. ]

That cluster of new technologies around big data -- including Hadoop, a wild array of new NoSQL databases, massively parallel processing (MPP) analytic databases, and more -- together represent the biggest leap forward in data management and analytics since the 1980s. That's really what big data is about. And these emerging technologies are already delivering business value: in deep insights about customer behavior, in faster app dev cycles, in the ability to use commodity hardware, and in reduced software licensing costs, because almost all these new technologies are open source.

Assuming your data volumes are exploding as fast as everyone else's, you're part of the big data trend whether you like it or not. So why not employ the tools purpose-built for the big data era? It's a better strategy than blindly buying more Oracle licenses or building another gold-plated data warehouse. Where you start, though, depends on the problems you want to solve.

Problem No. 1: I don't want to pay Oracle more money
This is not a big data problem per se, but software surrounding the big data trend may help solve it.

Many companies simply use Oracle (or DB2 or SQL Server) as their default data store for almost everything. After all, the RDBMS is probably the most successful technology in the history of software, and if you want a battle-tested, unassailable RDBMS with all the bells and whistles, you choose Oracle (or other ironclad commercially licensed software) and pay a lot for it. That's where data goes, period.

But now the RDBMS has all sorts of viable competition. As it turns out, there are many, many instances where database needs do not include relational capability, two-phase commits, complex transactions, and so on. In such cases, NoSQL solutions -- most of which are open source -- may perform and scale better at vastly reduced cost and with much lower maintenance overhead. For an overview of NoSQL database types, see "Which freaking database should I use?" by InfoWorld's Andrew Oliver.

Now, nobody would power down their Oracle servers and port all their existing customer and product data to, say, MongoDB. For one thing, the security isn't there yet -- and by their nature NoSQL databases tend to compromise ACID compliance. Also, when complex transactions are involved, even NoSQL vendors will tell you that an RDBMS remains your best solution. Finally, if you just want to save money, you're not going to waste a fortune rearchitecting an Oracle database and its applications for NoSQL (an open source alternative like PostgreSQL might be a better choice).

But for new projects, especially those involving Web applications that demand instant scalability -- or analytics systems intended to crunch gobs of semistructured data -- exciting alternatives beckon. Not only are they mostly open source, they run on low-cost server hardware.

0955eb027:
Mine s 5months old naw.. I completed ma M.Sc in october n since den, i ve bin sitin @ home.. Initially, i tot invite for tests n interviews were goin 2 cum easy, bt its nt just hapnin d way i had hoped. Gradually, m beginin to c d oda way of life, gf don lemme for anoda guy afta al d promises. Eating at least twice a day s fast bcumin a tin of d past; as i speak, i ve gat jst 5h. My parents re d rson m stil survivin. GOD forbids. If anytin happens to dem, my suffering wil skyrocket. Bottom line s i rily nid a job, any job. M particularly interested in factory jobs as dat wil giv room for pursuing oda tinz yl m @ it.

Bawal:
Being out of job for a longer time is very frustrating.You have been working and later lose ur job due to ur company passing tru hard times.You have spent almost ur savings to ensure taking care of urself n family,ofcos Kids and paying ur bills don't know whether u r working or not.Worse still,many of ur friends will start deserting u.They can hardly visit u or call u on phone.If u call them,most times they won't pick ur calls or return ur calls even if they saw tens missed calls from you for fear that u want to beg them for something.Going out to hang out,they won't call u to join them because they now see u as a parasite.U r on ur own.Some may claim to ask u to send ur cv without even for once forwarding it to anywhere on ur behalf..Family memebers won't be happy with u as if u don't know wat u r doing.Infact,the experience is very severe with many negative effects and can never wish anybody to undergo such.For those that have passed tru this terrible experience or passing tru it,how do u cope.Share ur experience and advice.

RoyalBlak007:
You have to know some1 there...to get a job there...else..you are on a looooong thing

Skillfullulu:
Oritsa Femi ft iyayan story.

Infohelp:
yep i do

Celebrimbor:
balance optimism with realism bro. if he had said that he was gonna build an operating system from scratch, I would have said sure go for it. But an AI is a whole new level. No negativity but this is a white elephant project...... for a single programmer.

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