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@Isaacsogo They are good friends. Keep them, because they are rare to find.

My two friends and I were hunting for scholarships back then. They gained admission ahead of me, but despite that, we stayed in touch. They kept sending me scholarship links and checking up on my progress. Before sending the final draft of my SOP to one of my mentors, I would first send it to them to review. Their feedback was always helpful. One day, during a random conversation about the process, I casually mentioned that I still needed to pay for my WES evaluation. Guess what? One of my friends told the others, and without even informing me, they contributed money together and sent it to me. Wow! Just wow! That gesture meant so much to me. The scholarship journey can be draining, discouraging, and lonely at times. But with like-minded friends around you, you are far more likely to keep going. If I may say, your friends are also great resources in the journey, so make the most of them. Keep company with friends who align with your goals and vision, friends who are generous with information and genuinely want to see you win, not those who hoard opportunities from you. And importantly, be that kind of friend too. A year later, by God’s grace, I got mine as well. And that is one beautiful thing about life: until we all win, none of us has truly won.

@mrhighfoster I agree 💯

1) One of them sells Pap 2) There's always a bike at the passage 3) You will see an old man that sits at the front of the house 4)A yellow Bulb is always at the middle of the corridor 5)You might find a University student living in one of the rooms 6) There is always a woman that just gave birth and nursing a newborn 7) A radio in the room, will always be on at exactly 7:30am 8) You would always find a man with chewing sticks listening to Radio every morning 9) One person fit plug Hotplate and burn the entire wiring of the house😭 10) Many of them are here today reading this tweet, because they stayed learned and educated by all means ❤️ 11) Many of the children that grew up here, always remember their roots no matter what . . . ✍️ Vincent the Therapist

@fauna_woods Congratulations

I get to finally say it but I have finally graduated university with a BA in History! I think im the first woman on my blood related side of my family to get a degree! I'm genuinely still in shock that I got through it all.

@sayodabo Congratulations bro.

First PhD, 2021 - Nigeria. 🇳🇬 Second PhD, 2026 - United States. 🇺🇸 Two PhDs. Two continents. One journey defined by resilience, faith, and an unrelenting pursuit of knowledge.

@Kekedyke15 @Hon_aremo But in a sane country, grants are not meant for personal use.

@Hon_aremo Lol, we don't sell handouts. We supplement with other things like grants and our books

Nigerian lecturers salary don turn “from suffering to premium suffering” 😭 Updated CONUASS estimates after Tinubu’s wage adjustments: • Graduate Assistant — ₦170k–₦220k/month • Assistant Lecturer — ₦200k–₦250k • Lecturer II — ₦250k–₦300k • Lecturer I — ₦350k–₦400k • Senior Lecturer — ₦520k–₦570k • Reader/Associate Professor — ₦600k–₦750k • Professor — ₦850k–₦1m+ Imagine schooling for 10–15 years, publishing journals, supervising projects, surviving ASUU strikes… just to finally become “upper middle class” at age 50 😭 No wonder every lecturer is either selling handouts, running consultancy or saying “my friend in Canada…” 💀

@Iyan2love @akintollgate Obesere ya werey gan

@akintollgate If you know 3As and Burkina it means you remember Obesere. Tag him too. Last time I saw Obesere he was Special Assistant to Ondo state Governor Great IFE

There were some student union rockstars from OAU student union back in 1998/2000. Notably 3 A’s & Burkina. Where are those werey them today abeg…. Great Ife, abeg tag them on this post! 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

@lumzysoft @SirJarus Exactly. How come you still remember everything?

@SirJarus Burkina was impeached towards the end of this tenure, Olumighty of Estate moved the motion in Amphi Theatre, motion was seconded by Isaac EJU (Building Dept). The then Speaker of SRC Taofeek Lawal moderated the congress that day.

Burkina was the Students' Union president when I entered Ife in 2001. He was impeached few weeks after we got in. I remember that dramatic afternoon and the gbas gbos from Amphi Theater to SUB. Dr 3As had finished his tenure as president but was still in school as a medical student in my years in Ife. He became a statesman of sorts. Highly respected. Given mic to speak in most congresses. He wasn't in DSM (I think he was in Pace Setters) so he was less fiery but he spoke sense a lot of times.

For those who have asked, to celebrate @YhungProf0, Ladoke Akintola University of Technology’s best‑graduating student, please make a donation to 2410293863, Zenith Bank, OLADEPO Caleb Olugbenga. Many thanks 💙. Please RT ko lor far!

@Sniper4o7 @arojinle1 @queenee02 @OryHarde I think it's popular in Ìbàràpá. Still the best with amala.

@arojinle1 @queenee02 @OryHarde What of amala and ilasa?

My surgery was done last Wednesday. I woke up on Thursday to find out that a nasogastric tube was passed through my nose into my stomach for short-term feeding. By Saturday morning, it was removed and I was introduced to soft food in the afternoon. I got discharged on Sunday (two days ago). I got home and the first thing I went for was soft , fluffy àmàlà. It felt like heaven. I'm too Yorùbá to stay away from àmàlà for too long, abeg.

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@ChrisFolusho Congratulations

Rn Elijah F. O SON,UCH. Photographed by me.

@ChrisFolusho Congratulations

Rn Oluwatoke V. A SON, UCH. Photographed by me

@Queenie_Bim Happy birthday dear

I’ve just had a year of magic and a lifetime of blessings. Cheers to another chapter, with God by my side.🥂 +1🎉

@Adebo_ogund May her soul continue to rest in peace. It's well with you bro.

Three years ago today, I lost my beloved mother, Chief (Mrs.) Justina Iyabo Ogundoyin, a loss that time has not healed, only taught me to carry with quiet strength. Mama was more than a mother ; she was a pillar, a guiding light, and a woman of immense grace and compassion. As the Iyaloja-General of Ibarapa land, she dedicated her life to service, uplifting others, and strengthening the bonds within our communities. Her generosity, wisdom, and unwavering faith touched countless lives far beyond our home. Not a day passes without memories of her warmth, her counsel, and her enduring love. In moments of doubt, I still hear her voice. In moments of strength, I see her reflection. She lives on in every value she instilled, every life she impacted, and every step I take. Mama, your absence is deeply felt, but your presence is eternal in our hearts. I continue to draw strength from your life and honour your memory in all I do. May your gentle soul continue to rest in perfect peace. Amen Forever remembered! Forever loved!!

@cindydubee Beautiful ❤️

Lady in the grey dress

@prettybroken_ht Beautiful ❤️

Kiki with the fine smile 🙃❤️

@Teggybaby_ Congratulations

graduATE😍💓

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@neche_rm Thought you're a registered nurse in Canada?

My colleague just relocated to the UK today 😭🇬🇧 God when?? 🥹🥹😍