Rasaq Babatunde O.

“We must never cease from exploring. At the end of all of our exploring will be to arrive at where we began and know the place for the first time.” 🧭⏳

@NaomiBolanle @epicenee It’s basically just good for reading on mobiles!

@epicenee Tried epubs and I've never looked back. 😊

EPUBs or PDFs?

@zubbiesational @epicenee It basically for reading that that what makes it better than pdf

@epicenee The day I discovered EPUB I read about 100 pages in one sitting

@epicenee EPUB

@AObilana That practically nonsense not standard…

What if ICAN was fail one, fail all?

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@iamolarodriguez Are those questions highly practical or just to pass the exam. Anyway I hope I’ll get there to know

What is the point in preparing extensively for the ICAN exam, when the aim of the examiner is to set questions that makes you look like your months of reading is useless. You'll read the question and think you haven't read anything for 4 months.

@anic4uu @toshine4u What matters is the education not the certification… we are just trapped in dogmas in education.

@toshine4u A piece of paper that doesn't put money in my pocket. Okay.

What’s really the essence of having a certificate in this country called Nigeria? You go through school, spend time and money, then still come out and struggle to get a job. So what’s the point if many people still end up going back to learn skills after school? Wouldn’t it make more sense to skip higher institution and focus fully on learning a skill or trade instead?

@6th_july @anic4uu Man needs education and complement it with her skill/gift

@anic4uu A certificate is still valuable, but the painful reality is that education alone is no longer enough in today’s Nigeria. These days, combining education with practical skills gives people a stronger chance at survival and opportunities.

@Abu_Yaaseer @AbuMustaeina @OmogbolahanAbi5 I tell you… the tells many things hidden by religious faith though I’m not a member and neither canvassing. All religions faith are cult hiding higher truth for members.

@AbuMustaeina @OmogbolahanAbi5 Na wetin d rmqk guys seff dey talk na. That they are only doing openly what others do in hiding

THREAD: STATEMENTS(with Video) OF SOME NOTABLE MISGUIDED SUFI SCHOLARS(YORUBA) 🧵 Bismillahi Na’m, since the deviant doctor has been schooled and went off, The Sufis are now using the the “chance” he created to sell sufism to the public and “attack” Salafiyyah….(1)

@Babalogy001 @official_Gegeh They are both complementary to human’s development

@official_Gegeh Well said... Skill is for employment...

Education isn’t for employment Education is for enlightenment

@MrShadrach002 @official_Gegeh The main value of education is not financial or occupational, but it is personal and spiritual and character-building. You can become a better husband and father, wife and mother, and citizen. You learn to think analytically and creatively.

@official_Gegeh Keep confusing yourself, education was supposed to give someone a standard in life and in destiny, do not allow the limitations of Nigeria make you believe that someone must become a fool before he makes it, education is gold, just that here you must suffer before you get anythin

@omo_lejua @official_Gegeh @SergioKarim7 Thank you… well said.

@official_Gegeh @SergioKarim7 Education was never meant to only produce workers. Its highest purpose is enlightenment — to teach people how to think, question, grow, and understand the world beyond survival.

@official_Gegeh I realized this late

@Didi232154 @PulseNigeria247 What is multiple stream of income… we all want wealth without creation of wealth.

@PulseNigeria247 The best thing is to have multiple streams of income.

"You can not be bigger than the economy you live in. There’s no money here." - Bolaji Ogunmola

@Reliver12 @BestofDem_szn I feel for you… you live in abstract world of theories

I graduated knowing how to code… but I haven’t written a single line of code since then. The reason? I didn’t have a laptop. Life hit hard after school no device, no consistent practice, just theory collecting dust in my head. It’s been years, and that skill I worked so hard for feels rusty.

Wetin you go fit use this Laptop do if someone decides to gift you.

@noeasyroute19 @JAMBHQ We are still moving there… it balancing skill and education which the economy needed. Solely focusing on certification isn’t in coherent with reality and employment.

@JAMBHQ In the end, it becomes clear that the Moniepoint CEO was not exaggerating when he spoke about the decline of Nigeria’s educational system. His comments reflect a broader concern about the steady deterioration of standards and outcomes in the sector

The Heads of Tertiary Institutions in Nigeria had unanimously agreed that the Minimum Admissible Scores for admissions into Universities should be 150, Colleges of Nursing, 150, and Polytechnics, 100.

@noeasyroute19 @JAMBHQ It not the educational system itself, it’s about competence to handle technical and conceptual jobs. Academics is simply got certificate not focusing on student competence.

@JAMBHQ It’s finished!!!

@RaminNasibov Minimum

What’s the word?

@Thebiglade It also help..: being principled is most effective

Do you think being financially stable helps regulate your nervous system??