Quinex2:
This is a very ignorant statement. You better get yourself enlightened. Job scarcity is not peculiar to Microbiology alone, I know alot of engineering graduates without jobs too. Aside courses in the health sciences, other disciplines currently struggle with employment in Nigeria. Stop being ignorant. Microbiology has numerous applications in the pharmaceutical, medical, industrial and environmental sectors. Only an ignorant mofo would say otherwise.

O.k. I thought dey are like microbiology

abimic:

Civil engineering for UNIBEN and FUNAAB no be beans o. Esp for UNIBEN, to have a 2,1 you have to be very very very good. Another crazy course is mechanical engineering, I had a female friend who had a first class from it, mehn.. That girl na efiko left and back. Electrical for UNIBEN... We dey get first class well well nah....

In u n electrical is different from electronics.

We have electrical engineering - hard

We have electronic engineering - better. We had 6 first class during our set

Gate050:

A round of applause for you pretty. Wish you break the news here before your Convo, I for arrange something for you make you at least add to money for drink. May Almighty Allah continue make you shine in your future endeavour Amen. My question is, with all the news of bandit arrival and attacks in niger state, is it wise for someone to still school in minna ? Wanna do my MSc ( Cyber Security Science) and only futminna got it to MSc level in all Nigeria Universities. But I'm worrying about the insecurity over there. Thanks

The insecurity is only prevalent in few local governments far away from the capital city Minna. I school there and ply my way up north safely. Enroll and enjoy your MSC

solaty:
When you have a dream, you've got to grab it and never let it go — Carol Burnett

I congratulate myself today, as I shine out to be the Best Graduating Student, Geology Department, Federal University of Technology Minna. I am the first girl in my family to have come this far and it matters to me! It's a credo that dreams are valid if we have courage to pursue them. I was raised in a kind of community that has not much keen interest in girl-child education but yet I kept the believe and remain resolute to my dreams. Today, I feel proud to be inspiration to girls in my town (SAKI) that they can achieve their dreams too.

It all started 9yrs ago at The Polytechnic, Ibadan before proceeding to Federal University of Technology Minna as direct entry student. Although the journey was really rough but I didn't give up. In the darkest moments, I was focused to see the light. The moment I deemed the toughest as a Student Nursing Mother, amazingly turns out to be the simplest when I bagged on 5.0 semester cgpa. The rigor of combining motherhood with education poses great challenge to student nursing mothers but with grit, grace and style I triumph against all hurdles. I return my glory to the most exalted.

I give thanks, adoration and utmost gratitude to Almighty Allah for making this long journey a success. My undiluted appreciation goes to my parents ( Mr and Mrs Abdrasaq) for their support. I commend the efforts of my dear husband Iyiola Mubarak Oladimeji, you are God sent in my life. My appreciation is never complete if I fail to salute the efforts of my mentor Maranroola Isiaka Olaniyi, indeed you are a great man. To everyone who have supported me along the journey, who have invested in me to be better and trusted me, may God positively reward you all.

I see this as a completion of one phase in life at the same time beginning of new chapter. I pray May Allah put Barakah in it and more wins to come my way.

Thanks to my friends and family.

#happyconvocationtome
#4.46-CGPA

This her make-up or abi make-over is nonsene