The great ASUU strike of the 2013 helped me to have one year internship in the oil and gas sector. I had already commenced my 6months internship before the strike. The strike lasted for 6months giving me additional time for more experience. I spent 6months in DPR and 6months in Exxonmobil. Students should always seize opportunities to add value to their life. At no time will conditions be favourable. Successful people only seize opportunities.

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brandonstark:
It’s no longer news that winter is here ASUU has gone on strike. There’s no idea how short this will last but going by the news, expect another week.

Yeah, I can relate with how annoying the trend is. Take it from someone who’s sat at least a year of strike actions put together.

Looking on the bright side, ASUU strike does provides you extra time you can put to great use. This same can be said of other ‘holiday’ periods.

For this article, a holiday refers to anytime school is not in session. It may be semester breaks, strike actions or the unfortunate case of waiting a year to rewrite JAMB. It could also be the months of waiting for NYSC call up.

In any case, this time is valuable and you can’t afford to blow it away. There are tons of stuff you can do with this free time. Even if you may have misused some of this times in the past, this is one time to make things right. Here are 7 ways you can make the most of this period…

1. Intern or get a small-time job
This may be a great time to draft your CV and pitch yourself to employers. Already, there are a couple opportunities since the announcement of this strike.

Walk around your area, speak to older friends and colleagues. Actively, seek opportunities to improve on your work experience. The pay may be peanuts, but the experience is worth much more.

2. Join the family business
Some of us have ‘family businesses’. This the business our parents have been doing for some time. It can be a big-time company or a small supermart. Whichever one it is, it’s not a bad idea spending holiday working here. It’s one way to give back and also add to your professional experience.

3. Learn a new skill
I have an engineer friend who makes a living today from graphics design. He learnt it while we were in school. There’s almost no limit to the skills you can learn during holidays. If anything, start with learning basic and intermediate computer operations (if you don’t know that by now). Code schools are also popping up everywhere so you can join one. You can also join the growing community of Nigerian freelancers and hone your skills.

4. Be active in church, other groups
Refuse to be an onlooker anywhere you find yourself. Be a part of people who make things work. Join a group in church, your community, and be active in it. These experiences also contribute shaping the person you’ll be in the future.

5. Travel
There’s no harm in travelling if you can afford it. Travelling is also a form of learning. If you happen to have relations scattered around Nigeria and abroad, consider travelling. Life’s too short to not explore more places.

6. Read books
I don’t mean only course-related books. Take up a novel, read a book on investment, study Nigerian history, look up spiritual books. Read far and wide.

7. Have fun
Well, you still have to catch some fun. Plus, it’s perfectly okay to spoil yourself a little. You can binge watch your favourite TV series, play football, go to more events etc etc.

http://naijastudenthub.com/2017/08/18/7-great-ways-to-spend-ASUU-strike-or-any-holiday-period/

Both the strike and holidays are boring.

Nicely said

Bryan12:
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This strike is an opportunity for me to get a skill in sound engineering and mixing.
I wish every undergraduate has this mindset.

Nice one bro! mesef wan learn music production.

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Everyday should be a holiday..

sundilazo:
We don here, abeg make una allow person rest....where d work dey outside, person don find work tire. No be money person go use learn/acquire skills? Mtcheeeew.

you stole the words rite outta my mouth

[quote author=uzoclinton post=60051458]Instead of travelling abeg just watch tv... Nigerian roads are not good.. mk person no go die because of ASUU...

meanwhile y'all should check thus out

Top 10 most viewed Nigerian music videos on youtube[/quote
Light no dey

[quote author=uzoclinton post=60051458]Instead of travelling abeg just watch tv... Nigerian roads are not good.. mk person no go die because of ASUU...

meanwhile y'all should check thus out

Top 10 most viewed Nigerian music videos on youtube[/quote
Light no dey[quote author=uzoclinton post=60051458]Instead of travelling abeg just watch tv... Nigerian roads are not good.. mk person no go die because of ASUU...

meanwhile y'all should check thus out

Top 10 most viewed Nigerian music videos on youtube[/quote
Light no dey[quote author=uzoclinton post=60051458]Instead of travelling abeg just watch tv... Nigerian roads are not good.. mk person no go die because of ASUU...

meanwhile y'all should check thus out

Top 10 most viewed Nigerian music videos on youtube[/quote
Light no dey

[quote author=brandonstark post=60045271]It’s no longer news that winter is here ASUU has gone on strike. There’s no idea how short this will last but going by the news, expect another week.

Yeah, I can relate with how annoying the trend is. Take it from someone who’s sat at least a year of strike actions put together.

Looking on the bright side, ASUU strike does provides you extra time you can put to great use. This same can be said of other ‘holiday’ periods.

For this article, a holiday refers to anytime school is not in session. It may be semester breaks, strike actions or the unfortunate case of waiting a year to rewrite JAMB. It could also be the months of waiting for NYSC call up.

In any case, this time is valuable and you can’t afford to blow it away. There are tons of stuff you can do with this free time. Even if you may have misused some of this times in the past, this is one time to make things right. Here are 7 ways you can make the most of this period…

1. Intern or get a small-time job
This may be a great time to draft your CV and pitch yourself to employers. Already, there are a couple opportunities since the announcement of this strike.

Walk around your area, speak to older friends and colleagues. Actively, seek opportunities to improve on your work experience. The pay may be peanuts, but the experience is worth much more.

2. Join the family business
Some of us have ‘family businesses’. This the business our parents have been doing for some time. It can be a big-time company or a small supermart. Whichever one it is, it’s not a bad idea spending holiday working here. It’s one way to give back and also add to your professional experience.

3. Learn a new skill
I have an engineer friend who makes a living today from graphics design. He learnt it while we were in school. There’s almost no limit to the skills you can learn during holidays. If anything, start with learning basic and intermediate computer operations (if you don’t know that by now). Code schools are also popping up everywhere so you can join one. You can also join the growing community of Nigerian freelancers and hone your skills.

4. Be active in church, other groups
Refuse to be an onlooker anywhere you find yourself. Be a part of people who make things work. Join a group in church, your community, and be active in it. These experiences also contribute shaping the person you’ll be in the future.

5. Travel
There’s no harm in travelling if you can afford it. Travelling is also a form of learning. If you happen to have relations scattered around Nigeria and abroad, consider travelling. Life’s too short to not explore more places.

6. Read books
I don’t mean only course-related books. Take up a novel, read a book on investment, study Nigerian history, look up spiritual books. Read far and wide.

7. Have fun
Well, you still have to catch some fun. Plus, it’s perfectly okay to spoil yourself a little. You can binge watch your favourite TV series, play football, go to more events etc etc.

http://naijastudenthub.com/2017/08/18/7-great-ways-to-spend-ASUU-strike-or-any-holiday-period/[/quote


Just tell us you don't wanna go back to school, what do you mean by "have fun", "travel", "be active in church", "get a small job", "join family business"( with this particular point of yours, can I conclude that Anambra is your state of origin?)
please, the strike won't last long to achieve all these you've mentioned.

You want us to join family business so when they shock us with Exams the same Family will ask us if they invited us to join them.Abi?

please I want to know current Uni Ben aptitude test form fees.

PreacherX:
Happy Birthday to you man... May the Lord lift you high, more life!


Nice post coming from OP.

Thanks

[quote author=AleksAndrya post=60063505][/quote]

Seems I misunderstood the post. That's if you're talking about Holidays, not this present Strike cos it wouldn't last.

I really want to attend a baking class but the price is high.. So have to be reading books for the main. I just wish someone would sponsor the baking class. Don't want to misuse this strike

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