DanMadami @Mustherphy

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@Waspapping_ Kai Sani akwai tsaurin ido! Ba siyasa yake ba balle kace kudinku ya dauke. Bai taba PR ba. Kai ba nan ka daura wata mota ba kana tereren yanda zaka samu ka dale ka shigo gari. In duniya da gaskiya ai a kauyenku akwai bukatu. Kaima ka fifitasu kafin leko wani

@AlhafizNafiu @Drshareef14 NLNG ce

@matawalle_ll @AlhafizNafiu agent fee... nawa?

@AmeerNaira Angwanci kuma nawa...?

@Aryam__b @ArewaBSF @whitenigerian The questions disappeared when I had attempted about half of them, and the account even logged me out automatically.

@SirJarus Aboki😂 this one no bi olodo ooo @Grok fit recognise this word

@Aliyurg154857 @AmeerNaira Wurin ✊️😄 in baka iyawa, jã gefe

@matawalle_ll 😂😂 ya ga yanda janar mai ritaya yayi ne lkcn da ya je sakwa

@Waspapping_ @matawalle_ll inda ba kasa......... Kaga fa wani na fake alart wani na aikin lakadan

@matawalle_ll 😂😂 marabansu da dan yahoo strategy ne kurum

@BashirAhmaad 😁😁wani sa'in bashi kana kokarin adalcin fadin gaskiya komin bitter dinta kuwa🤣. Jagora na kan lokacinsa ne yanzu, sai an jira masa fa...

Istigfari da tafi ko wanne Falala ! - Sheikh Prof Mansur Isa Yelwa

@drpenking @MSIngawa @HabuSadeik Garin dadi na nesa 🤧

𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐮𝐝𝐥𝐲 𝐁𝐚𝐥𝐞𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐞 ✊ Our engineering is different. Ours is not a stroll; it is a pilgrimage. It is not a convenience; it is a calling. At Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University, engineering is not merely studied — it is earned. We begin at the 100-level with the full weight of responsibility upon our shoulders. Nine solid courses; nearly 27 credit units, laying the foundation not just of knowledge, but of discipline. While others may navigate lighter waters, we are immersed from the onset in the depth and rigor that define true engineering. In ATBU, progression is not automatic; it is deserved. You have 6 units of carryover? You remain grounded until mastery is achieved. You don't make it to 200 Level with your mates. They move to 𝐄𝐧𝐠𝐢𝐧𝐞𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐩𝐥𝐞𝐱, and you remain in 100 Level. Advancement is a badge of competence, not a gift of policy. So when you see an engineering student of ATBU move into 200-level, it is because he has proven himself worthy of that ascent. He is not transitioning; he is transforming. In ATBU, prerequisites are not suggestions; they are principles. Unlike in YOUR university, ours is Semester Prerequisites. 😁 Fail Chemistry 101 in 100 level 1st semester, and Chemistry 102 waits in 2nd semester. Knowledge must be sequential. Understanding must be layered. You cannot build the roof before laying the foundation. We are taught that engineering is structural and so is our academic journey. And if you fail Chemistry 201 in 200 level 1st semester (5 units), an entire 1.0 drops in your CGPA! The system reminds you: growth is deliberate. Courses align with intellectual maturity, not convenience. Progress is orderly. It is intentional. It is disciplined. Then I journeyed to Southern Nigeria during my NYSC and encountered a different structure. One of the "Best" universities🤦, but the CGPA is unfair. An engineering system where 100 level does not weigh into the CGPA. Where an early stumble can be erased by a later triumph. Where a failed course, once redeemed with an A, rewrites the academic story as though the struggle never existed. And you thing Your Engineering is the same as mine?😃🤡 Come here if you're a Balewite! Let's celebrate ourselves.

StatiSense @StatiSense

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BEST UNIVERSITIES IN NIGERIA TO STUDY ENGINEERING — 2026 🎓⚙️ (Ranked by research performance, innovation output & societal impact) 1 Ladoke Akintola Uni of Technology 2 Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University 3 Covenant University 4 University of Lagos 5 Ahmadu Bello University 6

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@el_uthmaan 😁😁 sheikhana

Matakan cin nasara a kasuwanci - Prof. Adam Muhammad Abubakar

Siyasar Kano sai Kano 🤣🤣

If your course falls under this category Core Engineering & Project / Manufacturing, see below 👇🏼 Degrees: Mechanical Eng (B.Eng/HND), Civil Eng, Petroleum & Gas Eng, Chemical Eng, Agricultural & Environmental Eng, Mechatronics (again), Industrial Design, Building Tech, Project Management, HND Physics Electronics, BTech Project Management. Industries •Nigeria: Oil & gas, power, construction, FMCG/food manufacturing (your world), cement, telecom infrastructure, transport, consulting. •Global: Energy (including renewables), automotive, aerospace, manufacturing, consulting, logistics, infrastructure projects. Useful certifications you can gun for: •Project side: CAPM / PMP (after some experience), Prince2, Lean Six Sigma Green Belt. •HSE: NEBOSH IGC, IOSH, HSE 1–3 (already popular in NG). •Specialized: •Civil: Autodesk Revit, Civil 3D, Primavera P6. •Mechanical: SolidWorks, AutoCAD, HVAC, piping design certs. •Petroleum/Chemical: Process simulation tools (Aspen HYSYS), offshore safety courses. •Mechatronics: PLC programming (Siemens/Allen-Bradley), robotics certs. Tools you should master: •CAD: AutoCAD, SolidWorks, Revit. •Project: MS Project, Primavera P6, Excel (seriously), PowerPoint. •Analysis: MATLAB, ANSYS/FEA basics. •Plant tools: Understanding P&IDs, PFDs, PLC/HMI, CMMS (SAP PM, Maximo). How to position yourself 1.Target industries that are still hiring: manufacturing/FMCG, power, renewables, logistics infrastructure – not only oil & gas. 2.Show measurable impact: projects where you reduced downtime, improved throughput, or saved costs (exactly how you now talk about your pump / oven projects). 3.Get plant exposure early: internships in factories, utilities, construction sites – not just office-based “engineering”. 4.For petroleum grads: •Add data + energy transition skills (data analytics, carbon accounting, renewables, energy efficiency). •Be open to moving into general process engineering, HSE, or energy management roles.

Hanyoyin Bunƙasa Kasuwanci Malam Ahmad Tijjani Yusuf Guruntum (Hafizahullah)