I believe everyone has their various opinions.

To be, I believe no matter the amount of years spent to get a course you so much desire, in the end, it would all be worth it, and the whole world would share your story.

"Don Moen wanted to be a Gospel Artiste, His Father said he wanted him to study Medicine. Don Moen studied Medicine for 6 years, got his licence, took it to his father, and said, "Dad, you wanted a Medical Licence, and now you have it, its time for me to follow my dreams".

If you don't get what you want in Life, Nothing else would do.


Believe me, I am talking from experience, because I also have my own story.



• The Path Less Taken



Known as Obasi. D. C. Chinedu, I am A Student Of The College Of Medicine of A Nigerian University.

I sought Admission for Medicine For 5 Years. In those 5 years, I had 8 Admissions including Microbiology(OAU), Microbiology(UNN), Biochemistry, Biochemistry/Botany, Electronics Engineering, Statistics, etc. I wasn't interested in any of these courses, as I had my focus, passion and ambition, and the rule for me is quite simple.

"If its not what you want, Nothing else would do"- Obasi. D. C. Chinedu.

I left the University twice(Biochem/Bot, and MCB courses with G.P.A of 4.7 after 2 years) partly because I wasn't finding any of them interesting, and partly because I love some other programme, and my heart was not in the course.

I assist Nigerian students gain admission at various courses, whereas, I myself am finding it difficult in these aspect.

I Live by the princlple that, "If You don't stop trying, you haven't failed yet".


Today, am happily a student of Medicine and Surgery, in a Nigerian University, and my happiness knows no bounds as I can calmly settle down and study my Anatomy and Physiology Textbooks from India and prepare for my MB's, rather than stress my minds with some irrelevant Analytical Chemistry, Computer science and statistics courses.


To me, there are 3 kinds of Admission seekers, those who seek admission to a particular course, those who just seek University/Polytechnic/college admission, and those who just want to study, regardless of the institution.


My Advice for all admission seekers is that you continue in your pursuit for glory, and ensure that you get that PARTICULAR course that you want regardless of how long it takes. If you keep getting other courses, be in school and continue seeking admission for your dream programme.

Remember, 20 years from now, you would be more disappointed by the things you didn't do, than by those you did and failed, especially when you see your friends all enjoying their Jobs, and you are frustrated with a path you didn't choose, nor like, so get up from that bed, and go get a new JAMB form. It costs only N5,000 + 2 months of intensive reading, but might be the best decision you have ever made.


"Never Give Up, Keep The Faith, and See The Reality Of Your Visions"- Obasi. D. C. Chinedu // MBBS



UPDATED:
Most students doubt the story, but motivational stories are meant to inspire you, and not for you to criticize.

Major problem with Nigeria is that they always want proof!!

We don't believe things that happens to us as possible, and take the positives out of them.

For those who want to know his age, He is still 23.

Obasi. D. C. Chinedu got his first admission at the age of 17, in the year 2009 for Combined Biological Sciences(Biochemistry/Botany) after scoring 246 in JAMB, and 300 in the UNN 2009 post-UTME. He was issued the Reg No: 2009/168138 after clearance. You can login and verify that with the REG Number and password: unn by clicking here: http://portal.unn.edu.ng/st/ugLogin.asp


During that period, 2009-2011, he made a G.P.A of 4.7 with 14 A's and 4 B's in 18 courses!

He attempted to switch to Medicine during his second year in the course in the year 2011 at UNN, before the University's college of Medicine lost her accreditation for medicine due to over population.

Because of that, he sat for JAMB in the year 2011, believing UNN can't admit as a result of the incident, he applied for OAU, and scored 301 in JAMB and 232 at OAU'S 2011 post UTME, where he learnt that OAU's post-UTME was negative marking. According to him, learning from experience was a bitter way to learn. If only he has paid N500 and attended one of the OAU's post UTME that night before the August 13th 2011 post UTME date, same day the premier league began, with his favorite Arsenal playing against Newcastle, he would have been told the secret ahead and would have been admitted to OAU for medicine since 2011, but, notwithstanding, its an experience, and Obasi took it as ANOTHER LESSON LEARNT! After all said an done, he got admission for Microbiology at OAU, which he rejected, but rather stayed at home for another year, and tried again.

In the year 2012, he applied for admission at UNN for Medicine, but after scoring 250 at both the UTME and Post UTME, the University offered him admission for both Electronics Engineering(2nd List) and Microbiology(3rd List). At the end of that admission session, seeing he did not get medicine and surgery as he wanted, he decided to go in for the microbiology, while continue taking JAMB for medicine. He cleared, resumed 2 weeks to the examination in January, with reg No: 2012/186144. Also verify that on the UNN's portal. Also see for UNN 2012 2nd admission list and see his name on the Electronics Engineering List.

In 2013, he applied for JAMB again, after scoring 229 at Nigeria's worst ever marked PPT and 280 at UNN's post UTME 2013, he was offered admission for statistics. Verify that by seeking and downloading UNN's 2013 2nd/3rd admission list. He also rehected that.

In 2014, he also took JAMB again. After scoring 244 at the UTME and 330 at UNN's post-UTME screening, he finally made the UNN'S 1st merit admission list for Medicine, after 5 years of hard work, 2009-2014. Confim that by checking the UNN 2014 ADMISSION LIST and searching for Obasi Chinedu in Medicine, about the 46th Name on the List.

Like he mentioned before, his set(2009) are currently in their NYSC postings, while the 2012 sets would be approaching their finals.



Are they still anyone who doubts this story of Patience, Endurance, Perseverance, Passion, and Purpose or does anyone have any question still



REMEMBER, "Never Give Up, Keep The Faith, and See The Reality Of Your Visions"- Obasi. D. C. Chinedu // MBBS

NuclearWarHead1: No sensible person would reject Med lab and Pharmacy in pursuit of an illusive Medicine! He had better have a rethink else he'll discover albeit too late that he had won the war but lost the battle!

Chidozie stop pretending.ok

forgotnhero: the dream must be achieved! a nigerian legend failed o level exams 9 times, michael faraday failed countless times!

Abi o. Lol. Its nt over until its over. When there is life dere is hope. Lmao

Does it worth it?
It does not do worth it.
If it does worth it,it does not have to be 10 years.
Thus, it doesn't worth it.

Kasynpaulsyn1:

Chidozie stop pretending.ok

What is this ediotic foool talking about?

Obasichinedu: I believe everyone has their various opinions.

To be, I believe no matter the amount of years spent to get a course you so much desire, in the end, it would all be worth it, and the whole world would share your story.

"Don Moen wanted to be a Gospel Artiste, His Father said he wanted him to study Medicine. Don Moen studied Medicine for 6 years, got his licence, took it to his father, and said, "Dad, you wanted a Medical Licence, and now you have it, its time for me to follow my dreams".

If you don't get what you want in Life, Nothing else would do.


Believe me, I am talking from experience, because I also have my own story.



• The Path Less Taken



Known as Obasi. D. C. Chinedu, I am A Student Of The College Of Medicine of A Nigerian University.

I sought Admission for Medicine For 5 Years. In those 5 years, I had 8 Admissions including Microbiology(OAU), Microbiology(UNN), Biochemistry, Biochemistry/Botany, Electronics Engineering, Statistics, etc. I wasn't interested in any of these courses, as I had my focus, passion and ambition, and the rule for me is quite simple.

"If its not what you want, Nothing else would do"- Obasi. D. C. Chinedu.

I left the University twice(Biochem/Bot, and MCB courses with G.P.A of 4.7 after 2 years) partly because I wasn't finding any of them interesting, and partly because I love some other programme, and my heart was not in the course.

I assist Nigerian students gain admission at various courses, whereas, I myself am finding it difficult in these aspect.

I Live by the princlple that, "If You don't stop trying, you haven't failed yet".


Today, am happily a student of Medicine and Surgery, in a Nigerian University, and my happiness knows no bounds as I can calmly settle down and study my Anatomy and Physiology Textbooks from India and prepare for my MB's, rather than stress my minds with some irrelevant Analytical Chemistry, Computer science and statistics courses.


To me, there are 3 kinds of Admission seekers, those who seek admission to a particular course, those who just seek University/Polytechnic/college admission, and those who just want to study, regardless of the institution.


My Advice for all admission seekers is that you continue in your pursuit for glory, and ensure that you get that PARTICULAR course that you want regardless of how long it takes. If you keep getting other courses, be in school and continue seeking admission for your dream programme.

Remember, 20 years from now, you would be more disappointed by the things you didn't do, than by those you did and failed, especially when you see your friends all enjoying their Jobs, and you are frustrated with a path you didn't choose, nor like, so get up from that bed, and go get a new JAMB form. It costs only N5,000 + 2 months of intensive reading, but might be the best decision you have ever made.


"Never Give Up, Keep The Faith, and See The Reality Of Your Visions"- Obasi. D. C. Chinedu // MBBS



UPDATED:
Most students doubt the story, but motivational stories are meant to inspire you, and not for you to criticize.

Major problem with Nigeria is that they always want proof!!

We don't believe things that happens to us as possible, and take the positives out of them.

For those who want to know his age, He is still 23.

Obasi. D. C. Chinedu got his first admission at the age of 17, in the year 2009 for Combined Biological Sciences(Biochemistry/Botany) after scoring 246 in JAMB, and 300 in the UNN 2009 post-UTME. He was issued the Reg No: 2009/168138 after clearance. You can login and verify that with the REG Number and password: unn by clicking here: http://portal.unn.edu.ng/st/ugLogin.asp


During that period, 2009-2011, he made a G.P.A of 4.7 with 14 A's and 4 B's in 18 courses!

He attempted to switch to Medicine during his second year in the course in the year 2011 at UNN, before the University's college of Medicine lost her accreditation for medicine due to over population.

Because of that, he sat for JAMB in the year 2011, believing UNN can't admit as a result of the incident, he applied for OAU, and scored 301 in JAMB and 232 at OAU'S 2011 post UTME, where he learnt that OAU's post-UTME was negative marking. According to him, learning from experience was a bitter way to learn. If only he has paid N500 and attended one of the OAU's post UTME that night before the August 13th 2011 post UTME date, same day the premier league began, with his favorite Arsenal playing against Newcastle, he would have been told the secret ahead and would have been admitted to OAU for medicine since 2011, but, notwithstanding, its an experience, and Obasi took it as ANOTHER LESSON LEARNT! After all said an done, he got admission for Microbiology at OAU, which he rejected, but rather stayed at home for another year, and tried again.

In the year 2012, he applied for admission at UNN for Medicine, but after scoring 250 at both the UTME and Post UTME, the University offered him admission for both Electronics Engineering(2nd List) and Microbiology(3rd List). At the end of that admission session, seeing he did not get medicine and surgery as he wanted, he decided to go in for the microbiology, while continue taking JAMB for medicine. He cleared, resumed 2 weeks to the examination in January, with reg No: 2012/186144. Also verify that on the UNN's portal. Also see for UNN 2012 2nd admission list and see his name on the Electronics Engineering List.

In 2013, he applied for JAMB again, after scoring 229 at Nigeria's worst ever marked PPT and 280 at UNN's post UTME 2013, he was offered admission for statistics. Verify that by seeking and downloading UNN's 2013 2nd/3rd admission list. He also rehected that.

In 2014, he also took JAMB again. After scoring 244 at the UTME and 330 at UNN's post-UTME screening, he finally made the UNN'S 1st merit admission list for Medicine, after 5 years of hard work, 2009-2014. Confim that by checking the UNN 2014 ADMISSION LIST and searching for Obasi Chinedu in Medicine, about the 46th Name on the List.

Like he mentioned before, his set(2009) are currently in their NYSC postings, while the 2012 sets would be approaching their finals.



Are they still anyone who doubts this story of Patience, Endurance, Perseverance, Passion, and Purpose or does anyone have any question still



REMEMBER, "Never Give Up, Keep The Faith, and See The Reality Of Your Visions"- Obasi. D. C. Chinedu // MBBS

Cool story,

samypopson: who has been given him d money to register 4 d jamb exams

the person need to be flogged seriously

obasichinedu, can't quote your long motivational story, I must say it's interesting...

just watched Falcao's goals highlight for Man U.d D guy na baba.

Satisfaction Ȋ̝̊̅§ all ∂ɑ̤̥̈̊† matters,if medicine wiℓℓ bring †ђε satisfaction he needs in life then he should continue †ђε pursuit,if he can reject MLS Ãή∂ Pharmacy its very clear he need something more.Ten years its like Ten days when he finally get ΨђåƮ he want.

forgotnhero: the dream must be achieved! a nigerian legend failed o level exams 9 times, michael faraday failed countless times!

the Nigerian legend wasn't able to further so, had no option but, this guy had an option.
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He seems a potential disgrace.

mrjudev: The guy might be very intelligent and just that he's unlucky to get med sch at first to nineth trial. My bro don't give up if u have the passion for medicine. Man great doctors do not normally get into med sch at first try.
God will be with you. Give your studies more time and dedication and you will succeed.
Well most of you don't know what the young man passes through.I am sure is not happy.
I wrote Jamb 5years before getting into one the Nigeria's great Medic Schl. Today I'm happy. You will be happy some day!

I spent 4yrs after o'level b4 getting enrolled into B. Pharm program bt, wasn't playing all those while cos, I was into an N.D program in SLT.
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So, d boy i think. . .. . . .

Join me (my reading group) as I prepare for 2015 UTME to study medicine and surgery in The Best Nigerian University To Study MBBS-UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN. Their post utme past questions aint a probelm. i have done it once and i had 79%. just a mark deficit to the cut off point. buh i will try again, i don't see myself as a failure so should you (the interested reader/fellow aspirant) NOTE:IBADAN BASED ONLY. CALL/TEXT 08031543954 TO JOIN

Samgreguc:
I spent 4yrs after o'level b4 getting enrolled into B. Pharm program bt, wasn't playing all those while cos, I was into an N.D program in SLT.
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So, d boy i think. . .. . . .

direct entry

Joejonah:

direct entry

nope.
Fresh UTME.

same shoe presently never give up .

What! An epitome of Patience..

Very inspiring thread.