@iam_olarid

Geoscientist | Research assistant @ University of Alberta | DAAD EPOS Alumnus. Hydrogeology and Environmental Engineering.

 Edmonton, Alberta
Joined December 2017
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Replying to @FG_Consults @oaafobaje
May Allah forgive his shortcomings. May He continue to strengthen you. Aameen.
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Do you know how many bottles you would have to pick up to make €500? At €0.25 each, that's 2,000 bottles every single day. Wa ma sa agolo dey France o. 😂😂 And people abroad don't just throw away bottles anyhow. So where exactly are you going to find 2k bottles every day?
Ossai of Enugu
@ossaivictor1_Oct 16
Abroad life will always be better, even if na this work I dey do for there, I can be earning over 500 Euros daily which is around 750,000 Naira daily Life abroad, there's no poverty honestly
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Replying to @Ifwal95
I doubt if those cans can amount up to €135.
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Replying to @drcasofinds @Osuolale95
Reviewers are generally less concerned about NYSC, as it is a programme unique to Nigeria. Therefore, it is not necessary to explicitly mention NYSC when describing your role. What matters more is the experience you gained and the responsibilities you handled.
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Replying to @tobyasky
LOL!
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Replying to @powerfulbadeeu @adaydayjy
😂
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Replying to @powerfulbadeeu
You won, no worries. I will be here when you start cursing him. 😃
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Replying to @powerfulbadeeu
No be una fault na 😃
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Replying to @powerfulbadeeu
Again and again, number is a big problem. 😅
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While I won an Erasmus Mundus Scholarship in 2021 with a CGPA of 3.95/5.00; Ozioma went a step better with 3.21/5.00 and won the same scholarship in 2025. Again, there’s something peculiar with myself & Ozioma, I studied Food Technology from FUTA & won a Scholarship in Analytical chemistry, Ozioma studied Chemistry from UNN & won a scholarship in Service Design strategies & innovation. We did not only win that prestigious scholarship with our low CGPAs, we even did it in fields not directly related with our Bachelor’s degree. Register below & join us this Sunday to tell you how we did it.
Erasmus-Mundus Nigeria@ErasmusM_NgOct 7
Graduated with a 2:2 or 2:1 and wondering if you can win the Erasmus Mundus Scholarship? After all, not everyone believes you can win an Erasmus scholarship with a 2.1 or 2.2. So come along and hear it straight from scholars who did it.
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Replying to @powerfulbadeeu @realfemiadebayo @Essygold_ @sama_on_point
Honestly, we throw numbers anyhow.
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Yes, fill out your O'level qualification. HZB is the qualification that gave you eligibility to enter university.
Akin Kan Bai@akinblack_Oct 6
Replying to @iam_olarid
@iam_olarid Brother pls help me I'm trying to commence my DAAD application now and I'm seeing field for HZB. Am I supposed to fill with my O'level?
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Replying to @banksofcalgary
😂😂
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Replying to @GideonToba
Yes, received it yesterday. But this money no be for una.
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Replying to @joshua_odeyemi_
Thank you, Scholar Josh.
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Replying to @BadaMubarak58
The experience that sparked your interest does not have to be exactly the same as what is happening globally. You can use your own experience and explain how it made you interested in the issue. Then connect that experience to the bigger problem the scholarship is concerned with.
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Replying to @ahd_gr8nss
Yoy are welcome.
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Replying to @OluwadamisiOde1
Yes, you can adopt the same framework.
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For applicants from developing countries, there are usually many context-specific challenges you can draw from. See how the problem statement below is primarily framed around SDG 6, while also connecting water security to SDGs 1, 2, 3, 7, and 15.
Ridwan Alabi@iam_olaridOct 3
Replying to @iam_olarid
1. The Introduction: Start with a strong hook. One approach is to begin with a real problem or challenge in your community, region, or globally. Where relevant, connect the challenge to one or more UN SDGs and then explain how it influenced your decision to pursue the programme.
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...how you plan to apply the knowledge and skills gained; how this will contribute to your community, or home country. Be specific!!! Most importantly, be authentic, be specific, and let your LOM tell a coherent story of your journey, motivation, and future goals.
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