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This is good news.

Congratulations.

As a young graduate, facing life in Nigeria after graduating from the university with a second class lower (2.2) may look really bleak. If you can, study hard to finish with a first class or a second class. But if after all is said and done, should you finish with a 2.2, life does not have to end – you can always turn your career around. This is my true life story.

My initial thought was to only share this story with colleagues on Wastesmart Initiative’s closed Whatsapp group but following the massive feedback from members after I shared it on the group, I realised I had to share my story with the bigger youth population in Nigeria. Thus, my motivation for sharing this personal story of how things took a positive turn in my career is that I hope my story inspires you to find the courage to also turn your career around and go on to fulfill your dreams.

There is no law that guarantees that you will get all that you deserve. So also, there is no law stopping you from getting anything good in life.

I know a young man that graduated with 2.2 from University of Ilorin (Unilorin) Biology Education, Ilorin, Nigeria. However, he has loved Genetics from his High schools days, and desired to do Masters in Genetics & Molecular Biology at the best University in Nigeria, University of Ibadan (UI), Ibadan, Nigeria.

 

Are you kidding me?

 

With a 2.2 (Second Class Lower), he was not even convinced he would qualify for a Master’s in any Nigerian University, not to talk of the highly competitive MSc Genetics program at UI… Back then, it looked unattainable. But still, he tried and applied.

 

He followed his gut, applied, and competed fair and square during the entrance exams and screenings. Eventually, he got the admission.

Upon graduation, he finished as one of the best in his set, published papers in international journals, became renowned for his research and data analysis prowess and all of that.

 

However, no job for him until he accidentally stumbled on the signpost of a Security Consulting firm while he went to register his MTN SIM card. He walked into the company, applied for job, got invitation for interview and sat to compete with over ten other well qualified applicants with intimidating CVs.

 

Thank goodness. He got the offer and replaced a Lawyer as Head of Corporate Services. This made his first organised job.

 
Within two years of joining the company, he was made the Head of the Risk Management Department, a post that enabled him to start attending Management Team Meetings.

 

Isn’t that unbelievable? From Education Biology to Genetics to Security Consulting.

 

But the story is not over...

 



Source:
https://wastesmart.org/2018/11/turn-your-career-around-john-babadara/

peacemara54:
pure honey is available
we deliver to states in Nigeria

Hello, it really seems like you've got original honey. How much is 25L and how soon can you deliver to Abuja?

seunmsg:
It's sad that this nuisance of a governor is using the president to shine. Buhari should blame himself for this shiit anyway. He either act decisively on this herdsmen and farmers crisis or it's going to bring the downfall of his government. If the security agencies are up and doing, Danjuma wouldn't have given such a controversial advice to his people.

The government is not doing enough to resolve the herdsmen vs farmers crisis and more sadly, the government is not doing enough to change the narrative that it is backing the herdsmen. The time for the government to act firmly and change the narrative is now.

Thank you so much. It's gladdening to know some still put on their thinking cap.

All these wouldn't have been necessary had the President squarely addressed the herdsmen issue rather than the kids gloves with which he had attended it.

isn't sad that every Tom, Dick and Harry including Gov. Fayose now have to tell the President what to do. Incredible.

For those indifferent or supporting the president's rather weak response to the crisis, may the destruction of the marauding herdsmen visit your families and wipe away all you've laboured then. When that happens, you will k ow how it feels and feel what others are feeling. Maybe your mouth would open by then.

brainpulse:
See humility, If na those poor small brat for Nairaland wey no get acct number to dey run their mouth anyhow up n down.
Rich people no de brag and make noise

You go get bad mouth for real life. Chai

nana06:


Not working oo...
Been trying for hours now

Same here this far. I was even thinking the problem was with my network. But after multiple tries, I figured out it was the website.

Have you been able to scale yours? How did you do it?

onubaye:

You don't need research topic for masters.
And to access the drop down list for LGA, use a system and not a phone.

I used a system, and still, the options for Local Government Area isn't loading.

I have changed browers too, same still.

What do you advise?

samy0001:
I would advise you to pick Hungary or China. You will thank me later

Please, how does one ensure each document is under the 20kb size that recommended without distorting the document?

My documents are under 20kb but I have a feeling the fonts have been excessively reduced and distorted.

How did you achieve yours?

gofaik:
The portal open just opened for registration
http://www.education.gov.ng/bea-scholarship-18/index.php

Have you been able to submit your application?

The Local Government Area option isn't loading. Hence, I haven't been able to complete my application.

Who has completed his or hers, please?

gofaik:
Check this

Please, who has successfully applied for the BEA 2018 Scholarship.
The options for Local Government Area isn't loading here.
How did you navigate the hitch?

gofaik:
08134506392. Guys, you can chat me up let's start if WhatsApp group if there's none in existence

Please, who has successfully applied for the BEA 2018 Scholarship.

The options for Local Government Area isn't loading here!

How did you navigate the hitch?

GreatEmmy9:
Good evening to you all.
If you will be participating in the 2018/2019 BEA exam,DM me on 09099746577 to add you to 2018/2019 BEA group

I will writing.

Please, I have been trying to complete the 2018 registration but the one outstanding section remains. After entering the State of origin, the site isn't loading the option for choosing Local Government Area.

Please, how do I correct that to submit the application?

Afriifa:
u work for EFCC. see ur bedroom.. so d money wey una d recover na lie lie gini? becux by now u for don get level pass dis one

So you are shaming him because of his modest apartment. You want him to start stealing abi? That's how you put people under unnecessary pressure. May God forgive you.

HiDee2:
This is what I saw upon putting on my laptop.

Please, what does this mean?

It has been fixed. Thanks everyone.

akinkudin:
BSOD!

Blue Screen of Death... And the solution?

This is what I saw upon putting on my laptop.
Please, what does this mean?

WS: Is the Government aware of the prospects of and how much we can as a country benefit from waste management?
Prof : I’m sure they are not that blind. They know what is happening but I have a feeling that they don’t care. Unfortunately, what they are aiming at is what they can gain immediately without wasting time as individuals but not as an Institution. While we continue to encourage this (recycling) venture, the (what’s-in-for-me) mindset has to be done away with.
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WS: As Nigerians, we understand the problems with the bureaucracy in our polity. In response to that and other avenues for public wastages, one of the models
wastesmart.org is advocating is removing or greatly minimising government’s involvement in projects of this sort. Would that be ideal? Is it a workable model?
... The UN Habitat also said that if any State could volunteer to start a project, they would give counterpart funding. Sustainable Ibadan Project played a very prominent role in this programme in bringing all stakeholders. Nobody came forward after the training programme. All of them were there in the training programme and they appreciated it but at the end of the day, nothing...
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And then, we went to Ondo State when the Late Segun Agagu was the Governor. In Ondo State, there was a problem there again, we provided the knowledge. What we proposed was not a gigantic project but a very small scale one but the Governor committed it into the hands of some people and they said “No, we want a very big one for the entire waste we want to manage”. We gave a N30 million quotation but they spent several times more than that, but they spent several times more than that (N200 million). Several Project Managers came in and left but the challenges were not addressed by any of them.
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Read more here:
http://www.wastesmart.org/2017/04/indian-professor-dissects-problems-bedeviling-waste-management-in-nigeria-part-ii/

Pictures like this one in which grown up men fall on their knees (and stay in that posture for many minutes) in obeisance to a fellow "man" are only common with politicians, traditional rulers or powerful religious figures. But the man in that picture whom all those old men knelt before is not a politician, an oba, a pastor nor an imam. He was simply a teacher who made a difference with his life. And his name is Dr. Joseph Olalere OJELEYE.

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Yesterday in Gbongan, Osun State, people gathered from far and nigh to celebrate the life of this man and to launch his biography.

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Baba started school late. He entered secondary school at the age of 19 but he didn't let his age hinder him from achieving his dreams. Baba went on to bag an MSc and a PhD later in his life.
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In spite of the many opportunities he got after he bagged his PhD, Pa Ojeleye decided to continue teaching in a secondary school for his love for teaching and his commitment to molding his students lives. How many would us would do that today?

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He doesn't have 49 cars, he doesn't even have houses in Abuja, Lagos, Dubai, New York and London, he doesn't have $2million in his account at the expense of his countrymen. He didn't have all that but he has the most important of all, honour!

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Today, many of his former students, a Senate of professors, captains of industry and folks whose lives turned out well because of his "small" inputs were on hand to honour him. One of his former students, now a Professor, flew in from Canada, about a day or so to the event, just for the occasion and he is due to fly back today. All for a man who was a teacher.

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Also present at the event were a retired Justice of the Supreme Court of Nigeria, Justice Bolarinwa Oyegoke Babalakin; the Olufi of Gbongan, Oba (Dr) Adetoyese Oyeniyi; former Mobil Chairman, Mr. Olumide A. Onakoya, Dr. Kunle OJELEYE, the son of the author and; Mrs Bamidele Ademola-Olateju, a columnist with Premium Times Nigeria and one of the reviewers of the book.

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At 81, Pa Ojeleye's life is only a remainder that you don't have to steal to be respected. You don't have to be a politician or a pastor or sheikh to impact lives, to move your community forward or to earn people's goodwill.

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Nigeria may be passing through this storm it is passing through right now, politicians may be ready to throw the country to the dogs, public life may have become a joke and an avenue for quick riche, but it wasn't so in the past. Let's not forget the simple things that once made our country great: values, selfless service, genuine love for people.

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May we survive this storm. May our country emerge stronger. God bless Nigeria

By the turn of the century, a lot of noise was being made to reduce the use of plastic and control the waste it was generating. It was during this time when, one evening, Prof. Vasudevan saw a doctor on a TV program saying that plastic ‘dissolved’ in water bodies caused pollution.
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“This set me thinking. Since plastic is a product of petroleum this theory of the doctor had to be false. There was a lot of serious talk about banning plastics all over the country and finding solutions to thebwaste plastic strewn all over. I decided to take up the challenge to experiment with waste plastics and see if I could find a solution,” he says.
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Laboratory results of mixing waste plastic with heated bitumen and coating the mixture over stone proved positive. He implemented the use of plastic waste on a road constructed inside the premises of his college in 2002.
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“To date, this stretch of road is still going strong,” he says.
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In 2006, the Thiagarajar College of Engineering received the patent for this technology.
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The entire process is very simple. The plastic waste material is first shredded to a particular size using a shredding machine. The aggregate mix is heated at 165°c and transferred to the mixing chamber, and the bitumen is heated to 160°c to result in good binding. It is important to monitor the temperature during heating...
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Plastic waste helps increase the strength of the road, reducing road fatigue. These roads have better resistance towards rain water and cold weather. Since a large amount of plastic waste is required for a small stretch of road, the amount of waste plastic strewn around will definitely reduce.

Source:
http://www.wastesmart.org/2017/01/indian-professor-turns-plastic-wastes-into-raw-material-for-road-construction/

streetzdreamz:
you,eazybay,egunmogaji,hidee2,okpurukata seems to be the only people with a working conscience on this thread, at first the ops writeup was sensible and okay but down the line it reeked of fraud, though we all have our ways of doing things and making profits, I don't think its a thing to be applauded for, his only business Idea I saw nothing wrong with is the tomatoe business, cuz of the scarcity,stress,safety at that time, and irrespective of that I'd say I prefer humans first before money, so many people here are blinded by the figures they saw, wow cool money! duh; typical of Nigerians though, anything for money goes, I screen grabbed some numbers here ama reach out to later,their ideas seemed legit to me, you make all the millions in the world to what end? parked a vehicle today and took a bike in the same street,the bike had a lone crash leaving me with knee bruises,it happened withing seconds, while crashing on the highway, I was like is this the end? we all need put this into cognisance, our life shouldn't revolve around money,and wealth accumulation alone, at least not to the detriment of others, I still respect the ops personality though, but am skeptical about the legitimacy of his ordeals.

If there are legit business ideas that are also sustainable in the short and medium terms, please, I wouldn't mind. But as for willfully bribing officials and presenting falsified records again and again, I wouldn't do that. I won't be part of the problems we are trying to solve as a country!
And one more thing, I strongly believe that young people can make a difference, that they can make good money from clean and brilliant business ideas. What is needed are a solid/well researched idea, good planning, a good team, and sometimes, a good coincidence. We can.

Abeg, I don't mind such ideas. This is the year to take big, informed risks. We could talk more offline. Thanks.

Ymodulus:
c. The Personal travelling allowance way / The Form A way


IDEA
I need not explain what P.T.A or Form A is. You can google them up if you dont know what is is.
Here we meet we a travelling Agent what he does is tell his clients travelling to european countries, Dubai in most cases, and are not interested in applying for the P.T.A. He brings this clients to us with their flight details and we all, go to the bank make the application aand when the application are granted we resell the dollars off at the black-market rate and from the profit we make necessary settlement to various parties involve.


Funding / Profit
As at then we get $4000 at N199 and end up selling then at N350 per $1. Banking around N151 per $1 for $4000.
Profit = 350 - 199 = 151 * 3,000 = N453,000 per each Traveller.
After this make necessary settlement of going to like 151,000 baking close to N300,000 from a person.


Difficulties:
- Some banks stopped processing P.T.A. This wasnt a problem, easy as switching banks.
- Some banks started loading the mony into the ATM cards of the Travellers. We overcomed this, how we did i wont go into details

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Form A

I am trying to be-careful how i explain Form A to the public. Everything involved in Form A is highly sensitive and not something to be said openly. I will just give a short post.

Here i and a Nairalander IziKJon had connect to the family of the owner of a University somewhere in the world ( Dont ask me where). We make applications for Form A and have the acount of the institution funded by the government and then make withdrawals from the Foreign University's account.

Thats all close your ears. Dont ask me questions further on this i wont explain.
Profit: We get them official rate and have them sold as offshore funds outside the country at black-market rate. Banking profit.


cc: IziKJon i see you Gidado_Arewa


Disclaimer*
I have to limit what i write on the public domain. Posterity sake.

Much as I love Ymodulus' bravery and business dexterity, from his explanations, some of these businesses have proven to be completely illegal!
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If all the things he wrote were true, then, filing false information repeatedly to authorities and paying/bribing people (including bank and government officials) to help you beat the law in order for you to make easy profit at the expense of the country is nothing to be happy about. With these actions of his, he is part of the reason the Naira plummeted drastically against the Dollar, and part of the reasons for the ongoing general suffering in the country.
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I like him, but these excesses are a no-no for me. I don't know about you though... And I hope he stops giving details of the shady businesses, lest some people use it against him later on or worst still, more young people are tempted to go that path, rather than more honourable business options... I am hoping I am wrong on this!
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For his clean and brave business initiatives, he gets full kudos from me. But for the shady businesses amongst those he listed, he gets no praise. If it can be proven he broke the law, not the least willfully, the law should take its course!
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We shouldn't celebrate what is wrong, no matter who does or benefit from it! His unethical actions. whether we like it or not, are part of the recession and the current stark economic realities in Nigeria. And by the way, he just made business harder for people who might genuinely want to do business for adding value sake and making honest profits. How do you expect those Chinese to view other innocent Nigerians? This is terrible. And to see some young people hail and covet such dubious skills and unpatriotic tendencies as his, breaks the heart!

Yes.

Good day fellow change agents,
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Please, did anyone else get a text for Yali Mandela Washington Fellowship interview for next week in Lagos?
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Success to everyone as the interview begins. Through his fellowship in the US, may we be empowered with the skills, technology, motivation and leverage to further contribute our best to the re-birth and sustained development of our dear country, Nigeria.
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Soar everyone.

17 ongoing scholarships (Open to Nigerian Students)
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#ProjectYEEP
Take your career to the next level in 2017.
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Targets:
Students: BSc., MSc., and PhD.
Young professionals: 0-6years
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1. Holland Scholarship for various BSc and MSc programmes…
https:///cTnXTNS5ED
Deadlines:
February 1, 2017 or
May 1, 2017

2. Exploratory Track Scholarships in Natural Science (environment-related courses are eligible)
https:///Flfz4TKxAe
Deadline: May 1, 2017

3. International Dean’s Excellence in Academia Scholarship (IDEAS) for Engineering, Environmental and Computing courses at Coventry University (Undergraduates)
https:///kM977mT3J0
Deadlines:
May 2017 Intake: March 31, 2017
September 2017 Intake: June 30, 2017

4. Fully Paid Postgraduate Scholarships for Environment-Related Courses at Loughborough
https:///8GCJ4vV5uv
Deadline: April 30, 2017

5. Fully-funded opportunities for young-climate experts from developing countries (International-climate-protection-fellowship)
https:///wV12Bks9GK
Deadline: March 1, 2017

6. *Fully-funded VLIR-UOS MSc Scholarships in Water Resources Engineering and other environment-related courses (Non-nigerians)
https:///SDzEBOblaR
Deadline: March 1, 2017

7. VU Fellowship Programme (VUFP) for environment-related MSc. programmes
https:///PHdcjd0Cux
February 1, 2017

8. PhD: Efficient computer aided design of horticultural transport systems.
https:///gntEsJ8PtZ
January 31, 2017

9. Avancez MSc scholarships for environment-related
https:///lhAvWeob9b
Deadline: January 16, 2017

10. PhD Research: Novel Modelling and Analysis for Energy Efficient Building Design https:///iRQ7PRaXGg
Deadline: January 16, 2016

11. IPOET #scholarships for #environment-related #MSc courses
https:///7RUbRadqXc

12. PhD Position: Effects of Global Warming and Pollution on Trophic Interactions in Pond...
https:///LALD9DUGhk
Deadline: January 16, 2016

13. Adlerbert Study full scholarship for Environment-related MSc courses
https:///7Wq6H3GhNm
Deadline: January 16, 2017

14. Environment-related MSc Scholarships at Umeå University, Sweden
https:///zOp2jKNmiF
Deadline: January 16, 2017

15. PhD position: Managing micropollutant biodegradation in drinking water...
https:///gN0rQO14Ot
Deadline: January 15, 2016

17. Phd Position: Microbial Biofilm Management
https:///wwNsiRkdrj
Deadline: January 15, 2016

It’s that time of the year again when we celebrate with loved ones. However, a major downside of festive seasons is that, in spite of the efforts that go into planning for and hosting our friends, colleagues, neighbours and family, so much food gets wasted and ends up in the dustbin. To assist you in checkmating this drawback, we have drawn
up a list of seven simple tips to minimize food waste this festive season:

1. Get a fair estimate of the number of guests you will be hosting.
2. Go shopping on time but buy only the stuff you will really be
needing
3. If you are trying out new recipes for the first time, proceed with
a handful rather than the entire ingredients
4. If you are ordering food, make sure your orders are delivered
fresh, to taste, and at the right quantity!
5. When entertaining your guests, ask for their preferences, then,
serve appropriately and moderately.
6. Share food with neighbours
7. No waste is an absolute waste.
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Source:
www.wastesmart.org/2016/12/seven-simple-tips-to-minimize-food-waste-this-festive-season/

Deadline: January 31, 2017
Reference: (Ref. ZAP-2016-118)
Location: KU Leuven
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At the Science, Engineering & Technology Group of the KU Leuven, there is a full-time academic vacancy in the Faculty Engineering Technology, Department of Materials Engineering, Campus Group T at KU Leuven in the area of sustainable materials recovery and valorisation. We are looking for internationally oriented candidates with an excellent research record and with educational competence within the field of chemistry, environmental technology and sustainability of industrial processes.
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25 2021 Sustainable Materials Recovery and Valorisation:
The Research group Sustainable Engineering based at the Campus Group T in Leuven is embedded within the Faculty of Engineering Technology. In the past, this faculty has systematically been given a high ranking for research and education quality by independent accreditation committees. The faculty has an extensive national and international network, both in the academic and business world. The research group can build upon a solid research infrastructure, an extensive international network, connections with companies and non-profit organisations, a stable offer of highly talented PhD students and a supportive work environment.
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How can we continue fulfilling the needs of the current generation without compromising the needs of future generations? At Campus Group T, the 20 researchers of the Sustainable Engineering Group – together covering all fields of engineering – work at answering this question in 3 research groups. The aimed research is embedded in the In the Life Cycle Engineering group, where researchers apply methodologies such eco-design, life cycle analysis and rational energy to increase the sustainability of industrial processes and products.
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Duties:
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Research:
- You develop a research programme at an international level in the field of sustainable materials recovery and valorisation with emphasis on thermal processes. Possible research topics are reuse and valorisation of residues from thermal waste treatment processes and sustainable materials management in waste-to-energy systems.
- You have a thorough knowledge of lifecycle analysis (LCA) and can apply it to the processes aimed in your research The aimed research entails experimental research on inorganic material streams for which you have access to analytical equipment.
- You are expected to extend test facilities specific for the aimed
research.
- You support and further expand research collaborations with several national and international academic and industrial (particularly with SMEs) partners, in order to achieve industrial innovation and scientific output that adheres to the highest international standards.
- You strive for excellence in your research and thus provide a
contribution to the continued development of the research group...
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Offer:
We are offering full-time employment in an intellectually challenging environment. KU Leuven is a research-intensive, internationally oriented university that carries out both fundamental and applied scientific research. It is highly inter- and multidisciplinary focused and strives for international excellence. In this regard, it actively works together with research partners in Belgium and abroad. It provides its students with an academic education that is based on high-quality scientific research.
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You will work at the Campus Group T in Leuven, a historic, dynamic and lively city located in the heart of Belgium, within 20 minutes from Brussels, the capital of the European Union, and less than two hours from Paris, London and Amsterdam.
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Depending on your record and qualifications, you will be appointed to or tenured in one of the grades of the senior academic staff: assistant professor, associate professor, professor or full professor. In principle, junior researchers are appointed as assistant professor on the tenure track for a period of 5 years; after this period and a positive evaluation, they are permanently appointed (or tenured) as an associate professor.
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Interested?
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Source:
www.wastesmart.org/2016/12/job-openings-for-chemical-engineering-graduates-chemistry-environmental-technology-and-sustainability-of-industrial-processes/

Sleemg:
pls if you see any MSc scholarship on Microbiology and Biochemistry, you can mention me..
(*meanwhile if you cant wait or u wanna support yourself before mmm give you your help, check my signature and smile before Christmas)

Okay, I will let you know.

Poultry keepers have been told to keep their birds inside to protect them from a highly-infectious strain of avian flu in Europe. Chicken, turkey and duck owners must keep them indoors for 30 days or take steps to separate them from wild birds. The H5N8 bird flu strain has been found in poultry and wild birds in 14 countries including Germany and France...
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Similar restrictions have been introduced in Scotland and Wales, but not Northern Ireland. Farmers are being asked to look for signs of infection and to take robust disinfectant measures. Members of the public are also being told to report cases of dead wild waterfowl – such as swans, geese and ducks – or gulls, or five or more dead birds of other species to Defra. Defra said it had increased its surveillance, and keepers are being urged to make sure feed and water is not accessible to wild birds...
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 Prof Gibbens said: “We are closely monitoring the situation across Europe and have scaled up surveillance in response to the heightened risk. “As a precaution, and to allow time for poultry and captive bird keepers to put in place appropriate biosecurity measures, we have declared a 30-day prevention zone to reduce the risk of infection from wild birds.” Prof Gibbens said the disease can get into housed birds and urged farmers to increase and maintain their biosecurity. John Fishwick, of the British Veterinary Association, said the fear was that as migratory birds, particularly water fowl, fly across Europe they have contaminated farms and caused outbreaks in commercial poultry. Environment Secretary Andrea Leadsom urged bird keepers to adopt the measures to protect poultry...
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With the new cases recorded in parts of Europe, experts urge farmers in Nigeria as well as relevant authorities to be at alert and to urgently put in place, including at the nation’s borders, necessary measures to prevent and/or minimize the spread of the re-emerging avian outbreak.
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Source:
http://www.wastesmart.org/2016/12/breaking-news-with-christmas-approaching-bird-flu-re-emerges-in-europe-poultry-farmers-urged-to-keep-vigilance/

Environment-related covered by the scholarships
- Environmental Monitoring for Management
- European Masters in Renewable Energy
- Low Carbon Building Design and Modelling
- Low Energy Building Services Engineering Management
- Renewable Energy Systems Technology
- Renewable Energy Systems Technology
- Water and Environmental Management
-Water and Waste Engineering
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Deadline: April 30, 2017
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Information for 2017/2018
The Loughborough University Graduate School Development Trust Africa Scholarships, will cover 100% of the course fees for your chosen postgraduate taught course for one year (replacing any Departmental or Loughborough University scholarships or bursaries you may already have been awarded).

The scholarships are being funded through a combination of generous external funding and University funds. The University will award a limited number of scholarships, and the standards required are very high...
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Application Process and Eligibility Criteria
For 2017 entry the scholarship application procedure is an open competition. Students may only apply for the scholarship after an offer for a place has been made. Students who are in possession of an offer (conditional or unconditional) of a place on a postgraduate taught course can apply for the scholarship using the application form which can be downloaded below.

Applications will be initially shortlisted and the final decision on the awards will be made by a selection panel of senior staff of the University. The selection panel will use the following eligibility criteria when assessing applications:
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Source:
www.wastesmart.org/2016/12/hot-fully-paid-postgraduate-scholarships-for-environment-related-courses-at-loughborough-university-uk-nigerians-can-apply/