Hello Nairalanders!

As a 'fresh' graduate with a strong passion for research and scholarship, I was among the very few who before defending their thesis, had published three (3) articles on Int'l reputable journals and had presented a well-researched paper in a conference.

This, incontrovertibly, is a feat but such an achievement remains a shared glory for pecuniary challenges had culminated in me 'co-authoring' such with my professors who were interested and buoyant enough to settle the publication charge.

I wouldn't mine continuing the partnership but as a graduate, the hitherto scenario is strained by the challenges of frequency and proximity to my lecturers hence, the aim of this post.

I therefore call on the scholars in the house to share their experiences on how they navigated through situations like this; and also the available links where fresh graduates who are "hungry and thirsty" for scholarship can access grants to aid the publication of their findings.

Thank you!

Ishilove lalasticlala Mynd44 seun et al

grabs chair.. wow... #here to learn

@op, giv me link to 1 or 2 of ur articles to see the "intl journal" you're hyping before we start discussing/sharing ideas

sunnyeinstein:


@op, giv me link to 1 or 2 of ur articles to see the "intl journal" you're hyping before we start discussing/sharing ideas

http://ijssh.ielas.org/index.php/ijssh/article/download/9/pdf

http://www.arpgweb.com/pdf-files/jssr2(152-158.pdf

I'm the corresponding author

In a nation where threads like these are ignored by forum admins for threads on gossips and speculations, one needs no magician to predict the future of education and scholarship. It's no coincidence that JAMB has become a Herculean task to perform while reading and research culture is perpetually vanishing.

Lalasticlala answer my questions or take the thread to where I can get answers, please!

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