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Hi all, I have a new battery grip for a Canon 5D Mark III for sale It goes for just N70,000 (Slightly negotiable)
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Hi everyone, I was posted to Kano too, leaving Lagos today Wednesday sha.. Kindly add me to the group. |
Dyt:That's a viable option too...thanks |
thorpido:Thanks Bro, I thought the same thing too But needed a second opinion... |
thorpido:Hmn....She can't fully maintain it... |
DickDastardly:Mufu!!!! |
MMotimo:I think this is a better angle of looking at it.... Thanks |
afanide:I aint married yet...Still some 3 or 4 years time... |
I sincerely appreciate the efforts of my Mum(Single Parent) towards my upbringing... But an issue has always plagued me. When one starts earning well enough to afford a car..Who would it be right to buy a car for first.. Myself or my Mum?? I need our contributions please.... |
Ozzaa:That's where the investigation comes in.. |
It's easy for everyone to scream that the N65 charge be removed..Does anyone know the over head cost of running ATM's??... If the money isn't removed after three withdrawals as instructed by CBN, I believe this is where the case is... |
Nzeokafor:Thank you so much..God bless.... Just seeing this by the way |
kingso2255:Sent you one now.. |
I think they are the GRE/GMAT question type..Sure please send me a PM |
It was good...No calculators. 1 hour for I think 24 Questions can't remember well... and an essay.. |
You can get them at Lagos Island..around Police Post or so |
shakaz:Lmao..I tell you man..Did you write it too? |
That their test Mehn!!! |
From CMS, take a Bus to Ajah. Come down at the Last bus-stop. You can take a cab or a Keke to the place, its just before Abraham Adesanya estate, as stated by the mail. |
Neither do i..What position are you going for? |
Hi Promise..I got the mail too..What position are you going for? |
Hi Guys, I came across the internship of MainOne cable company some days ago. It closed on friday 8th of July 2016. I registered some hours before it closed as a graduate, but I did not get any email to state whether my application was successful or not. Please has anybody gotten any email from them yet? |
Thanks Man..i got it at the exact time..I also appreciate the help with the app. We still have sincere people in Nigeria afterall |
godfirstawe:Amen oh. I sincerely hope for such to happen... |
This is highway robbery. No one asked for their bonuses. How can they increase their fees over 100%. Where is that done?...E be like say dem never learn from DSTV abi...Me i ready take legal action oh...What sort of rip off is that. |
Enya all the way man..i have every song she ever sang...even for her mama womb..i wish she could come to Nigeria.... |
Thanks guys...but una for help me talk English wey i understand... |
Hello guys, I want to get a dog from a friend's friend so i requested for pictures. This is what he sent, i dont know much about dogs, kindly help identify their breed and if they are full breeds as well. Thanks
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[quote author=fratermathy post=39874582]This is getting too old and stale. While I do not support totally embarrassing HND graduates and denying them of promotions, appointments and a chance to make a successful career, it should be noted that HND and B.Sc/B.A/B.Agric/B.Tech/LL.B/B.Fisheries/MBBS/DVM are different and the dichotomy must be emphasised. HND is a technical diploma. It is technically not even a Degree but a National Diploma. B.Sc and its other appellations are the recognised standard for academic, theoretical and career based jobs and appointments. That is not to say HND cannot be used. It is just that HND is better off for handy middle-levelled and technical jobs/careers. The whole essence of HND is to make sure that there are middle-levelled skilled people in the society that can be called upon and relied on for their technical expertise. University graduates are seen as having done a theoretical study with much intellectual rigour and are, thus, deemed to have a high intellectual acuity for certain professions and careers. This must be known and not relegated. No matter how much sentiments come in and no matter how much we try to equate these certifications, the sacrosanct fact is that they are not the same. As long as one is a "Diploma" and another is a "Degree", they can NEVER be treated equal and same. On the issue of Shell equating HND with Third Class, I have iterated in the previous paragraph that HND is not seen as an intellectually inclined degree but rather as a technically inclined diploma. Having a Distinction in HND only proves that you have an excellent technical expertise, perhaps even beyond that of University Degree holders. However, this does not translate into the fact that you are intellectually buoyant enough to stand a University First Class product. It doesn't add up. For one, our Nigerian Polytechnics operate a 4 points GPA system as opposed to the 5 Points used in our Nigerian varsities. Secondly, the units of courses taken in HND programmes are far lower, both individually and cumulatively, when compared with a University. Thirdly, the course contents in Polytechnics are peripheral and elementary as opposed to that of a University! Fourthly, the calibre of academic staff and their standing is much lower than that of a University. For one, a Polytechnic cannot have a Professorial Cadre! Polytechnics usually have substandard facilities and make-shift labs and instruments. All these come together to haunt the graduates of Nigerian Polytechnics! The solution to all these bifurcations is easy. Polytechnics should be made to award a B.Tech rather than an "Ordinary" or "Higher" diploma. Polytechnic facilities should be overhauled and made to standards. The Professorial Cadre, alongside its competitive and cumbersome "floating" process, should be introduced to the Polytechnics. Polytechnics should employ the 5 or more Points GPA system and courses should be well developed, standard and carry higher units! In fact, the term "Polytechnic" should be hijacked from parlance and replaced with University of Technology or any other soothing appellation. We should always strive to follow the UK pattern in our technological pedagogical system. Finally, on the issue of ostracization and stigmatization, I believe it is only Nigerian Legislative Bodies that can end this once and for all. As long as they are comfortable with it, nothing will change! Let's just stop flogging this issue and look forward to better things! This issue has been discussed, ignited and quenched severally since Nigerian employers' decisions to employ preferential treatments! It is time we either take drastic measures or simply let it go as we have always done. #MyTake Mr. Baminasri, I am sorry about your plight! Your best is yet to come. I'd advise you to get a PGD and possibly a Masters though. CC: Freemanan, Freeemanan, Goodboiy, Scholes0, LordAdam; What do you think? [/quoteYou try, but some of those things arent true..like the courses offered |
This na enough proof say me sef go handsome if the money show..Praiiiiiseee God.. |
Mogidi:I doubt you read the contents of this topic at all |

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