EmekaMD:
I see. I appreciate it Bro..
Daalu rienne

Ndewo My Man....All The Best!

EmekaMD:
so what's ur review.. what it worth it?
Can the skill u learnt in such a short period provide one with the skills to be employed in the IT world?

Can't really say cos I'm currently self Employed while looking for better opportuinities.

But, with those books, part of what you can achieve lies in your hands.

Knowledge can never be overrated.

EmekaMD:
and how long is the program?
Thanks for the Intel Bro

It was just 3-4months but basically, I was in the weekend class.
Went there only on Saturdays.

One thing that convinced me to pay such an amount is their Books - Direct from CISCO. Have the full 3 packs.

I heard they also have a study center at Port Harcourt.

EmekaMD:
tell me about the programs they offered and the prices then..
Plus the name too so I could look it up.
Thanks bro

I did CISCO CCNA then......

Way back when Dollar rate was at 1$ to N160, I paid 255K....

Can't say how high it is now.

They also offer other IT courses like Java, We Development, Computer Proficiency, even App Development (Android) etc

I Did A Course At NIIT in Owerri Some years back.

I believe they are still good.

Downside is.................they are soo expensive!

;DH

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The Students of Nnamdi Azikiwe University, UNIZIK, Awka, today, took to the streets to protest the death of their colleague, a final year student of Microbiology, Francis Mmadubuobi who died at the school's clinic moments after he slumped watching a Basketball game. 

There has been speculations that Francis, who was about to write his final paper died due to the nonchalance and incompetence of the workers at the schools medical center. Reports from various sources reveal that there was no doctor at the clinic as at the time the late student was rushed to the centre. 

Meanwhile, the school management, in a statement released Monday morning, refuted the above claims saying the late Francis died before he even arrived the clinic. 

A campus reporter, UNIZIKPARROT, shared photos of the ongoing protest attached with the post below:

BREAKING!!!!

UNIZIK Students engage in a protest over the death of a Final Year MCB student, Francis Chinedu Mmadubuobi; who died in the Medical Center due to alleged incompetence of the medical team and unavailability of a Doctor.

Reports reaching us has it that the school authorities prevented the demonstrating students from entering the school gates as they planned to take the protests to the administrative building.

However, the protesters made their way to the premises of Anambra State Broadcasting Corporation, ABS.

Here are the first photos as we await more details.

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See photos below.


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