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sulaak:
If you had any project management experience, you will know that a programme of this magnitude is within the domain of a programme and risk management become a priority before you kick off the project.

Stop looking for excuses for bad planning.

Martinez39:
It's just like knowing Mathematics to a very advanced level only for one lazy youth to say you are not a Mathematician because you don't have a degree in Mathematics.

UnimkeAk:
No offence but if ur grandad wasnt registered, with COREN , Im sort he wasnt an engineer.... Let's start getting things done the way it is supposed to be in this god damn country

ornicus:
project manager my arse

ornicus:
what a shame. you are just like all those other foolish kids wailing here. a complainer, not a doer. i doubt if you could even get past sorting the area boys if a project was handed over to you to execute.

please go and play with your fellow amateurs who have never actually built anything

ornicus:
i thought you were an experienced project manager. so you can't give solutions? you can only make empty noises like all these kids here?

what do you think happens when the funding for a project is not available and there are budget overuns?

were you not in this country in 2013/2014 when the naira was devalued? do you know what that did to the costs of building materials?

everybody had to immediately recalibrate their projects and plans. projects had to be recalculated at plus 40%. that immediately destroyed any break even projections, and several projects were outrightly mothballed

an example - in my company we were buying philips led lights for projects at 125,000. the cost doubled. needless to say, we have never bought philips LED lights again. we cannot defend the cost

all you are doing is yammering. forex fluctuations are just one of the issues that have bedeviled this project.

do you know the difference between greenfield and brownfield, and how this impacts on project timelines?

GIVE A SOLUTION. or shut up.

Agboriotejoye:
Hmmm. You're correct on that one. The funniest part is when they assume the role of championing Yoruba cause. I begin to wonder who gave them the authority. Turning every development issue to a ruinous fight between Igbo and Yoruba as if Igbos are the problems of Yoruba. The Igbo people too then engage in the madness whereas the real enemy is looking at both educated fools and laughing at them

Agboriotejoye:
He's asking one jamb question o.
Tell him to forward it to tinubu for answers

Agboriotejoye:
I just hope they're gaining something tangible from this their unholy activities. It will be a double tragedy if they just happen to be urchins who feed off crumbs and scraps from their paymasters

ornicus:
oya madam project manager, answer this question

if i award a project to you at 200million, and due to forex fluctuations, project cost increases to 400million , and there is no contingency, and project is financed by a loan, how do you go forward once you have exhausted available project funding without reaching your tranche milestones?

please tell us. since you are an experienced project manager and not just an empty headed wailer

Agboriotejoye:
And label you PDP when you point out there stupidity and hypocrisy to them. Just look how he robbed GEj, PDP and Enugu into a project that is being handled by a state that has never been controlled by PDP!!

Agboriotejoye:
Gbam!! You know am. Awon asinwin APC gbogbo niyen. His type plenty

Agboriotejoye:
Chai!! See finishing. Madam you wicked o. See how you dismantle a zombie. Ornicus must be in sifia pains now

ornicus:
I'm sure all it will say is pdp trained 'activist' troll. Ccecc are executing that contract at next to zero profit.anytime there is a variation, it is a looking looking story between them and lasg. You must think this is like your enugu assembly building projects, not so?

Keep on wailing . that is all you will ever be good for. Some of the delays you are making noise over were due to your precious gej administration.

ornicus:
Unfortunately a quick gander through your profile shows nothing on your so called project experience. You are ignored. We will get there and you will still be wailing

Xcex:
2024 that rail line has not reached okokomaiko.....this same project, same company CCECC carried out and completed in Ethiopia of about 900 plus kilometres in 3 years and far less expensive compared to 27km of lagos.

ornicus:
Have you executed a project to completion? Talk is cheap

ornicus:
When you have managed a project from start to finish then feel free to talk.

Anyone who has managed a project will tell you how the best laid plans often fall to shit during execution.

pumpkinbug:
Congratulations to Sinach..But the last time i saw her which was early this year, she wasn't looking pregnant at all. We bless God

BluntBoy:
Imagine a life where you can go back in time to correct a mistake that is presently affecting you?
For instance, imagine going back in time to avoid me so that I am not such a pain in your neck right now.

BluntBoy:
No, I didn't actually reply specifically for no reason.

I replied to your immediate previous post, and had to put in a word or two in favor of my study. Perhaps, you are a hater of progress, but it doesn't mean I can't try to advertise my project, does it?

BluntBoy:
Mrs mathematician, I had made up my mind that I wouldn't reply you anymore.

I am working on something that would revolutionize the field of mathematics forever, and make time travel a reality.

Your donations are highly welcome. You can PM me if you have donations to make to my study. It is absolutely voluntary, and the project outlines are open to your scrutiny.

The steps I have taken to earn patents on my study so far have met rejections, but my rejection letters are also available to be accessed by you.

BluntBoy:
Was it the researcher that shared it on Nairaland? If you want the original study compete with the abstract and methodology, including number of participants, you should look elsewhere other than Nairaland. Haba, is Nairaland a resource centre? It is a forum, not an archive.

I introduced myself to let you know that this is my field. Moreover, I have many of these studies under my belt. You are ignorant. Rather than push blindly, you should have just held your peace. You ought to get tired going on about something you have absolutely no understanding about.

But no, you people are too arrogant, and are thus unteachable

It is not your field, ma'am.

Everyone is ignorant about one discipline or the other. No one knows it all. I am no technology expert so I know better than to argue with someone versed in that field. Ma'am, you know absolutely nothing about statistics. That is the truth.

BluntBoy:
Many of you don't like to be corrected.

There is only one way to calculate prevalence rate. If you know it, you won't be asking questions about percentages. Your ignorance was evident from the moment you began to wonder about percentages and variations in population size. This study is not about number of HIV patients but prevalence rate of HIV. They are calculated differently.

Only the result of this particular study was shared on Nairaland. If you want to see the methodology section of the study, then you are better off searching for the original study rather than arguing about stuffs that you don't know anything about. But just know that there is only one formula (way) for calculating prevalence rate but you need to get off your high horse if you ever want to learn.

Gosh!!!

BluntBoy:
Haba, they don't need to mention it Does one need to mention how 2 and 2 make 4? We already know that is either by multiplication or addition.

It is the same with prevalence rate. Whenever you mention prevalence rate, any statistician, mathematician or economist already knows how it is estimated.

Obviously, you have never done applied statistics before, if not, you won't even make this post.

But it is understandable. I am a mathematician, and I have just told you how it works. It is the same thing an economist, statistician and epidemiologist would tell you.

dake40:
Believe me, building/buying a house with this kind of money is the worse decision anyone would ever make..

isthatso:
I do agree though with what you said earlier and the guy did mention it as one of the reasons for buying a house. Buy a house because you have a pyschological need to own your own home , for peace of mind etc.



These are valid reasons, My point is to challenge this idea that property is always appreciates, that it always stores wealth or that it is always a good financial investment especially in Nigeria over time. Also if you buy a house and are paying a mortgage, you are buildiung equity inside instead of throwing away to a landlord.