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After 4 years, Multiple Setbacks, days of tears and nothing to hold onto but hope.
I did.
Yes, I gained admission into my Dream university to study my dream course.🎉❤️
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Currently at the University of Ibadan graduation ceremony and I can say that the. Future of Nigeria is “YOUNG” and dynamic. UI is an embodiment of “HISTORY”… Congratulations to my G Bami First class Honour Music
Discussing these things, look at the numbers, the stats.
I'd bet it you make a thorough research, only 1 in 10 of nursing or MLS graduates are Unemployed.
Give me that same opportunity, and I'd probably fish out about 90 out of 100 Biochemistry graduates roaming the streets.
We don't need just one successful person to prove a course is worth studying. People get lucky. How many other people that studied that same physiology can you say are successful/ are using that degree to work?
Replying to @Callmedmi
When I crossed over to College of medicine as year 2 student, my course advisor gave us a name during orientation, searched for it and it brought out a successful man working in finance
He graduated from physiology and he was legit one of the best students ever.
I was like 👍🏼
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Nepa really think say we go call am PHCN
Twitter think say we go call am X
Buju think say we go call am BNXN 😂
Add your own 🔥
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If it is from University of Ibadan, it is undoubtedly of outstanding quality.
ABIOLA SAMUEL
B. A. THEATRE ARTS,
UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN.
SECOND CLASS HONORS (UPPER DIVISION).
God is the greatest.
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REINTRODUCING:
WILLIAMS OLUWANIFEMI ALAMU
B. SC STATISTICS (FIRST CLASS HONORS - 3.65/4.0)
Of Him, through Him, and to Him are all things.
Congratulations, boss!🙌🏾
From losing my father, to working in construction sites around Nigeria, to gaining admission 6 years after Secondary school studies, to graduating from the First & Best!
Lateef Basunu
B.Sc Statistics
First Class Honors (3.79/4.0)
2nd Best Graduating Student.
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A medical Student Thread.
Tell me you're a medical student without telling me you're a medical student.







































