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Doctoral Researcher @YorkUniversity | Alumus @unaabweb , @CUHEBRON , @UNB , @Queensu | Interested in HRM & Org Behavior.

Joined October 2015
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I got bored, so I did a thing. I triple-mastered the sciences with distinctionsπŸŽ“πŸŽ‰. 🌟3 Masters, 3 Universities, 3 Distinctions🌟 1st Frame MSc Business Management (Industrial Relations & HRM) Covenant University 2nd Frame MBA (General Management) University of New Brunswick 3rd Frame MSc Business Management (Strategy & Organization) Queens University Now, as I pursue the next chapter of continuing my PhD, I cannot help but reflect on how far I have come. I give all glory to God for this journey and the grace to keep reaching for greater heights. Here is to new beginnings, continuous growth, and limitless possibilities! πŸš€ πŸŽ‰πŸΎ #AcademicJourney #LifelongLearning #Gratitude #PhDLoading
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Honoured to be back at my Alma Mater, University of Saskatchewan, Canada to walk the stage one more time at the 2026 Fall Convocation Ceremony. Officially a three-time Usask Graduate. Olu Femiloye, PhD βœ… Doctoral Research Fellow, Forensic Behavioural Science and Justice, CBSJ, Canada βœ… Doctor of Philosophy, University of Saskatchewan, Canada βœ… Master of Arts, University of Saskatchewan, Canada βœ… Graduate Certificate, Public Service & Policy, Conestoga Institute, Canada βœ… Graduate Diploma, Critical Thinking & Professional Skills, Gwenna Moss Centre, Canada βœ… Bachelor of Science (Double Honours), Obafemi Awolowo University, Nigeria. Thank You Lord For Keeping Things Soft And Running Smoothly ✨
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I’m on a non-service fellowship this semester, but I go to school everyday 9am-8pm except weekends. It’s 8pm and I just met a colleague who came to school to work until daybreak. If you want to get the best out of a PhD, there’s no work-life balanceβ€”it’s a mirage.
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My friend quit her PhD after the second year. She was awarded a masters degree and went on to start a career in the industry. I have a lot of respect and admiration for people with PhDs. The process that leads to earning that degree is tremendously stressful. I wish the young man the best of luck in his future endeavours. If there’s any way we can support him, I’m happy to help.
He decided to leave his PhD program in the United States. When there is life, there is hope.
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Happy Birthday to Me. πŸŽ‰ This year taught me that life doesn’t always separate the wins from the losses. Sometimes they arrive in the same season. I celebrated things I once prayed for. I watched other things unfold differently than I hoped. I opened new doors, closed difficult chapters, made hard decisions, learned, unlearned, and kept moving. Some moments made me proud. Some humbled me. Some reminded me that not every loss means you’re losing, and not every win needs an announcement. But through it all, God has been faithful. In the doors that opened. In the ones that closed. In the prayers He answered the way I hoped and even in the ones He didn’t. Looking back, I can see that some of my greatest blessings came disguised as detours, delays, difficult decisions, and unexpected endings. So today, I’m not just counting accomplishments. I’m counting grace. Growth. Lessons. People. Second chances. And the privilege of still being here, still dreaming, still building, still becoming. I don’t know everything the next chapter holds, but I know Who holds it. And that is enough. Here’s to everything that was, everything that wasn’t, and everything God still has ahead. Happy birthday to me. Happy birthday, Tunde Omotoye. πŸŽ‰
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MBA, University of Toronto
πŸ€– Made with AI
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On Friday, at 27, I was hooded with the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Molecular and Cell Biology from The University of Texas at Dallas πŸŽ“. It’s official πŸŽ‰: Dr. Muneer Yaqub
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Ifeoluwa Oyekunle, PhD.
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I have 3 master’s degrees and a PhD so trust me, I’ve tasted academic validation and I highly recommend getting academic validation.
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March 3, 2026 - I defended my PhD dissertation. It has been five amazing years at @ChemistryFsu, and I’m still in awe of how quickly time has flown. Grateful for the journey, the people, and the lessons along the way.
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Playmaking skillsπŸ₯²
Replying to @adisadaniel__12
This is so fire bro, how about your playmaking comps Pato?
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a wicked man is less wicked than a wicked woman
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When I moved to Canada, I did a one year program that cost me about N20m when converted. I had no plans on doing a second program that would have guaranteed me 3 year of Post Graduate Work Permit. I was limited to just one year, after which the only option was to come back to Nigeria and continue my life where I stopped. Even at that, I didn't want to just "waste" my Work Permit doing menial jobs, I wanted to do a job in my Marketing and Communications field. I had all the experience from Nigeria in my fields, but I was met with the reality of Canadian Work experience demands at every job I had applied for. I started applying for jobs and doing interviews from my second semester, so I put in the work. Though I wasn't getting and job, I was getting familiarized with Interview routines and also sharpening my oratory skills to be more audible. Of course, I was always praying daily for a job. Some rejections were because I was still on a study permit, so I couldn't do full time. Others were because; though I aced interviews, some to the second stage, I fell short when it was time to choose a candidate, because I had no Canadian experience, and others did. Fast forward to when it was about 2 weeks to the end of my Study permit, my prayer changed. The mode of it, the specificity of it and all. I put a time line to the prayer. My study permit was to expire on the 31st of March, 2023. So I told God, I want a full time job in my field before the 31st of March, 2023. A job I had done two interviews, the last one being in February, 2023; reached out to me on the 30th of March, a day to the end of my Study Permit, telling me I had been employed. For the first time in a very long time, I believed again, and I held on to that miracle, using it as a reminder for God at every step of the way I went, till I got my PR.
Be completely honest. Has prayer ever genuinely 'worked' for you?
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Last week, at 27, I passed my doctoral final oral exam and it’s official πŸŽ‰ β€” Muneer Yaqub, PhD
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Beyond my comprehension God😭 Best video ever #bayuztv
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not a single semester below a first class. even when i was fighting for my life!!! had only 2 Cs all through and both were mistakes i didn’t have energy to fight against. i have 2 heads like mad, don’t play with me!
phew! it is official now!!! unilag, i divorce you, i divorce you, i divorce you!!!
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Joy full my body Senegal #AFCON25 #AFCONFinal mendy sadio mane
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Redbull just can’t stop posting this Asake’s performance. What an experience! Arguably the best Redbull symphonic performance ever!
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World’s First Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold Unboxing 😍
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TRUE LIFE STORY Opportunity meets preparedness. So we attended an Heirs Insurance event in Lagos on Saturday with personalities like Tony Elumelu (He needs no introduction), Nonso Okpala GMD VFD group in attendance etc. The MC of the event randomly calls for people in the crowd to come sing, dance with Heirs Insurance name. This young man in the video comes to the stage, sings his heart out and wows everyone. We are all stunned and impressed. Tony Elumelu wowed by him, comes up and gifts him 1,000,000 naira, Nonso Okpala gifts him 1,000,000 naira, every other person starts gifting this young man. MC even got jealous. πŸ˜€ Now the story is this…. This young man was homeless, no job, nothing. He’s educated but life was not working for him. Infact he said he came around for the event hoping to get free food. He was just at the right place at the right time. His life changed forever
My experience is that almost everyone is knowledgeable and smart. People just need the right networks to enter doors. Call it connection. I call it network. Nigerian youths are one of the smartest people ever! Many just need the opportunity (connection) to thrive.
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