What of we wey no come go skool?

Make we just dey waka without asking queshion too bah...

ok

Fidelismaria:
sum re in skul to f**k bitches

Sex is now a habit bro

Sai saraki

Very good ideal

Tonischuller:
To become a succeeding student who eventually graduates into a successful graduate is not always an easy task otherwise we will have less failing students, and the number of jobless plus incompetent graduates won’t be alarming.

The challenge I see on Nigerian campuses is that of a situation where many students are negligent of the reason(s) for which they’re in school and the fact that their actions or inactions are closely linked to what could come next after graduation.

To help you overcome this challenge, here are 5 questions you should provide sincere answers to. You might want to write them down along with the answers and review some of it periodically because life itself is a learning process; we learn and unlearn every day.

1. Why are you in school?

Are you in school to gain knowledge?

Is it because of the certificate?

Or could it because you wish to be able to secure a great job and a good life after graduation?

You might easily pop out answers that sound like the ones above however, I’ll want you critically review your answer(s) because providing a sincere and the right answer will definitely influence the things you do, the way you act as a student and the things you consider important.

2. What is your background?

What kind of home do you come from? Do you know your roots?

Going through school conscious of the ‘home you come from’ is important.

If where you come from provides you with no uncles or aunties who can reserve a federal government job for you then you might want to sit up and reject the lifestyle of your classmates who have their future worked out because they’ve got family members in high places.

While a student, I knew that an extra year was never an option because it was clear that there was no provision for extra school fees hence an extra year meant I’ll have to pay the fees myself.

To become successful, you need to be true to yourself. Don’t spend your life on campus as though you were born with a silver spoon when in the real sense you were born with no spoon at all.

3. What is success to you?

As you journey through school it is crucial for you to write down what success will look like at the end of the journey.

State what you’ll need to have at the end of your school that will make you feel successful. This will help to keep you away from being distracted by the successes of others.

Create a mind picture of who you will look like and the things you’ll possess at the end of your program.

Will having a grade point average of 3.5 be success for you? Will finishing with a business venture along with good grades be success for you?

4. Why will you succeed?

Don’t just fanaticize about how successful you intent to be after school.

Why do you think you will achieve your goals?

Answering this question will provide you with an arsenal of strategies you will work with to achieve your answer to question 3.

The best way to go about answering this question is to use the 2 magical words: ‘if… then…’

For example if success for you is graduating with a second class upper, then the question to ‘why will you succeed’? Can be like:

If I maintain a GP of 3.5 every semester, then I can graduate with a second class upper.

5. What should come next after graduation?

What will you want to do next after leaving school?

I get to see many students graduate into confusion. They finish school and start wondering what next to do. Many also find it difficult in knowing what next to do because they failed to prepare for ‘the next life after school’.

The number one reason why knowing what you will want to do next immediately after graduation is important is because now is the best time to begin preparation.

Will it be a second degree, Postgraduate studies, Job-hunting, or Entrepreneurship?

When you don’t know what you want to do, you can’t plan or prepare. You should know by now that getting out of school ill prepared is no longer funny.

Decide on what you’ll want to do next after graduation and start to plan for it.

Now let’s talk. What other question do you recommend every student should ask?

We will succeed!



CCC:::::Richiez

That's a lot more than five questions

School is to acquire knowledge and skills! Too much importance attached to this so-called certificates. Our lecturers have a marking scheme, anything outside the scheme is considered wrong. Does that make it a good way to grade?

O.P . Advice them to strive for a good future, advice them for positive change. Knowledge is not intelligence. A word of advice to the students: Go with your passion!

Nice one@op Nig 4:2 Mex

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;DI wanna go to NDA-school- to have connection to the ministry of defence and nothing more... I trust my G*d. He will give me d grace to come out with second class upper and I can eventually be d minister of defence of my lovely country

I wanna go to NDA-school- to have connection to the ministry of defence and nothing more... I trust my G*d. He will give me d grace to come out with second class upper and I can eventually be d minister of defence of my lovely country

I wanna go to NDA-school- to have connection to the ministry of defence and nothing more... I trust my G*d. He will give me d grace to come out with second class upper and I can eventually be d minister of defence of my lovely country

I love dis write up. many don't know d reason why they are in school. maybe dis will help them to have a purpose.

Wow. Wonderful piece

#5 very very important. Knowing what next after graduation is a life shaping decision and it can be best chosen at the year one or better still the penultimate year. Op, you are on point in all. This is the kind of thread that should be making FP and not one tonto dikeh goes to salon. It has it's own use anyway.

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michaelmo11:
Nice post OP, most of the students are in school to collect the certificates, to feel among, to honour their parents, to search for life partners, etc.

Depending on your age and maturity. Searching for a life partner in school is not a bad idea.
What matters is that it doesn't derail you or affect your studies which still boils down to maturity.

xmileeasy:
Most students of this time go to school for the paper qualifications without acquiring knowledge. They prefer GIGO for exams, what makes you a successful student is your ability in applying knowledge gained effectively and efficiently, time and over again with the capacity and room to increase your knowledge, capacity and skill levels

I wish I could like this more than once, if not for anything else just for the correct grammar. Here we are discussing about schools and education related matters and some people are still writing as if this is an SMS where you are forced to use shortened words for sake of space. Thanks.

Graduating at all cost is time wasting if you won't be employable and wouldn't posses strong characters to keep a job/work well with other people.

Koko come and read this o. I actually nursed some of these questions in my mind during my school days and even now. .

Great...

on point op

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Nice write up, op.. ...

noted

Tonischuller:
To become a succeeding student who eventually graduates into a successful graduate is not always an easy task otherwise we will have less failing students, and the number of jobless plus incompetent graduates won’t be alarming.

The challenge I see on Nigerian campuses is that of a situation where many students are negligent of the reason(s) for which they’re in school and the fact that their actions or inactions are closely linked to what could come next after graduation.

To help you overcome this challenge, here are 5 questions you should provide sincere answers to. You might want to write them down along with the answers and review some of it periodically because life itself is a learning process; we learn and unlearn every day.

1. Why are you in school?

Are you in school to gain knowledge?

Is it because of the certificate?

Or could it because you wish to be able to secure a great job and a good life after graduation?

You might easily pop out answers that sound like the ones above however, I’ll want you critically review your answer(s) because providing a sincere and the right answer will definitely influence the things you do, the way you act as a student and the things you consider important.

2. What is your background?

What kind of home do you come from? Do you know your roots?

Going through school conscious of the ‘home you come from’ is important.

If where you come from provides you with no uncles or aunties who can reserve a federal government job for you then you might want to sit up and reject the lifestyle of your classmates who have their future worked out because they’ve got family members in high places.

While a student, I knew that an extra year was never an option because it was clear that there was no provision for extra school fees hence an extra year meant I’ll have to pay the fees myself.

To become successful, you need to be true to yourself. Don’t spend your life on campus as though you were born with a silver spoon when in the real sense you were born with no spoon at all.

3. What is success to you?

As you journey through school it is crucial for you to write down what success will look like at the end of the journey.

State what you’ll need to have at the end of your school that will make you feel successful. This will help to keep you away from being distracted by the successes of others.

Create a mind picture of who you will look like and the things you’ll possess at the end of your program.

Will having a grade point average of 3.5 be success for you? Will finishing with a business venture along with good grades be success for you?

4. Why will you succeed?

Don’t just fanaticize about how successful you intent to be after school.

Why do you think you will achieve your goals?

Answering this question will provide you with an arsenal of strategies you will work with to achieve your answer to question 3.

The best way to go about answering this question is to use the 2 magical words: ‘if… then…’

For example if success for you is graduating with a second class upper, then the question to ‘why will you succeed’? Can be like:

If I maintain a GP of 3.5 every semester, then I can graduate with a second class upper.

5. What should come next after graduation?

What will you want to do next after leaving school?

I get to see many students graduate into confusion. They finish school and start wondering what next to do. Many also find it difficult in knowing what next to do because they failed to prepare for ‘the next life after school’.

The number one reason why knowing what you will want to do next immediately after graduation is important is because now is the best time to begin preparation.

Will it be a second degree, Postgraduate studies, Job-hunting, or Entrepreneurship?

When you don’t know what you want to do, you can’t plan or prepare. You should know by now that getting out of school ill prepared is no longer funny.

Decide on what you’ll want to do next after graduation and start to plan for it.

Now let’s talk. What other question do you recommend every student should ask?

We will succeed!



CCC:::::Richiez

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THE Restoration Campaign Organisation of Governor Seriake Dickson re-election has called on the federal government to provide adequate security during the electioneering campaigns and on December 5, stressing that it is the responsibility of the federal government to ensure a peaceful, free and fair election in the state.
The Director –General of the organisation and the member representing Sagbama/Ekeremor Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Chief Fred Agbedi, who stated
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Agbedi, who was flanked by the Deputy Directors for Administration, Operations, Media and publicity, Mr.Talford Ongolo, Claudius Enengesi and Jonathan Obuebite respectively, noted that the call for adequate security became imperative because of attacks on the convoy of the governor by thugs suspected to be APC supporters in Yenagoa.

Serious students don't ask themselves these questions...... Its already inborn

this is the type of topic we want on fb