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Ten Things Every Nigerian Jambite Must Know Before Entering The University by chatinent: 12:02pm On Jun 25, 2021
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Ten (10) things every Nigerian Jambites must know before entering the University in 2021



The dream of every Nigerian student who has just finished secondary school education is to be admitted into the University to pursue a career. After going through the ups and downs of writing Jamb exams, there are caught up in the middle of what the future has in store for them.

In a few months from now, some students will begin processing their University Admissions.

I was going through some Facebook groups and saw questions from one of its members asking how the University world looks like.

Hence, I present to you all prospective University students ten (10) things every Nigerian Jambites must know before entering the University in 2021.

1. The lecturer wouldn't pet you because you are a fresher, so sit up!
A reverse psychology would happen! Some lecturers will try to outsmart you if you aren't careful because they'll feel you are the most vulnerable set of students in the school.

You know, jjc ( Jimmy Just Come).

These are more reasons you'll need to become vibrant before and after admission.

Most of you were bookworms before admission, don't relent. Keep the positive energy alive. It pays to read!

2. Do NOT follow the “dem no dey carry first” or “las las school na scam gang”.
Every university student knows this. The moment you are enrolled and exams are fast approaching, you'll begin to see this gang coming around, especially if you are brilliant.

They'll use that language to lure you into either engaging in malpractice for them or helping them out in one way or the other.

Should you be disturbed? Yes.

This is your life you are pursuing! You owe nobody pity. They wouldn't read but want you to share the efforts of your sleepless nights with them, hence they project and garnish their failure with those never-ending poetry.

Life in the University is not like in the secondary. Be prepared. Yes, like a hunter going to hunt prey, if you are prepared, no task will seem new to you.

Remember, a first-grade and third-grade graduates aren't the same. Don't let anyone position your mind against learning.


3. Hail you Punters.
I will not mince words with you at all. When you were in school, you receive stipends from your parents, to sustain you during lunchtimes and all whatnot. Of course, it will continue.

If you are a diehard gambler, your education will end in premium tears. I had a coursemate who used his school fees to gamble hoping to win billions and be richer than Elon Musk with 100 staked.

You can guess the aftermath, he ended up being disappointed and losing two things: his billionaire quest, and the only thing that made him human; his education.

During exams, he'd cry and beg lecturers to allow him to sit for these papers, with unrealistic promises to pay these bills. Of course, nobody listens to your shortcomings during this period! My Mr Punter friend is now a conductor in one of the busiest garages in Lagos.


4. Prostitute-in-law.
Honestly, honey, a tertiary institution will not check how you live your life. If you think you are coming down here to showcase your oloshopreneurship, it will end in premium tears. It always does!


Ashawo no bi Forex.


Some lecturers would like your type and make sure they suckle out the last life in you before you finish your stay there ( that's if you would die of sexually transmitted diseases, being affected with a lifelong infection, or escape failing the course).

The girl child is the most vulnerable. They tend to abandon the normal path to education they came for and start keeping numerous boyfriends ( money boyfriends, intimate boyfriends, senate boyfriends, vice boyfriends, mechanical boyfriends, and the floor members). It will end in premium tears!

“Aren't people aborting unwanted children?” you may ask. Think about it, who is at loss? You? Your future? Your boyfriend(s)? Or me? The answer is written in gold.

5. Sexually transmitted grades.
You are most likely to meet these lecturers! They will make the course so tasking for you that your last resort is to sort. Sorting means trading by barter.

To males, they can easily demand bribes in exchange for grades. To females, three things are involved. Some may request money. Some may want to have carnal knowledge with you. Some may want both. This is where your principles should be alive.

Yeah, I get it, you don't know the course. You don't know Maths, you never knew it..and that may be the only way. You have a paused brain. What is stopping you from know that course is YOU. You never tried! You never challenge yourself!

You are always there to glue to the intelligent folks..as though they have four heads. Funnily enough, what you do not know is that the thin line between brilliance and intelligence is the person. You have to challenge yourself. Attend lectures regularly, read before lectures.

6. To succeed, attend all lectures. Read before lectures. Keep squares out of your circles.
The adage “show me your friend and I will tell you who you are” rings a bell. You are the mirror of the company you keep, no matter how it is easy to deny it.

Keep squares from your circles. You aren't here to make friends. You are here to build those holes in your life.

Tips: “Some of our parents had to sell their lands to sponsor us. Some of our family feed from hand to mouth. Some of us are the light of the family. Don't compete with those who depend on their family when your family depends on you.”


Do you know?
You have all the time in the world to misbehave but only a few moments to decide to be useful before you become useless for life! Choose the right course; not everyone there had a future.

7. Exams are quite easy. You don't just realize how.
The simplest part of the whole semester is during the exams. I understand, you'd argue. Well, that's because your circle of friends right from childhood has made you believe that it is the hardest part.

You are wrong.

Do you have the onions?

The best way to pass any exam are:

1. Attend all lectures; never come late, always concentrate and engage the lecturer.

2. Keep your notes home.

3. Make mnemonics. Make study aids.

4. Play. Yeah, play, all work, and no play makes Jack a poor boy.

5. Study again during silent hours. Remember, all play and no work makes Jack an efulefu.

8. There is a time for everything.
Even the bible had this jotted down for a reason. There's a time to enjoy life, and there's a time to be serious. Late-night parties wouldn't make you the super gee or slay queen!

It makes you stupider than those safeguarding their lives in their hostels. Whereas, the days are cruel now so late-night parties are definitely an open trap for anymore who wants to live long.

9. Dress code.
This is where common sense and principles meet. You see those tighties and revealing attire you thinking you'll have a privilege to wear, well done. Welcome to be used as a bad example. One notion you will be awarded will be what you are!

The way you are dressed is the way you will be addressed.


Girls no longer wear mini-skirts. They now walk in underwear and braless tops. Is this fashion or premature imbecility? Dress well, it pays.

10. Action plan.
Be like the Joseph who rejected the advances of his boss’ wife! Be the Shulamite! Be somebody's role model.


Now tell us, what other things can you advise our Jambites? What will you as a Jambite do to remain successful? How has this post benefited you?


Source: https://www.nopremiumtears.com.ng/2021/06/ten-10-things-every-nigerian-jambites.html?m=1

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Re: Ten Things Every Nigerian Jambite Must Know Before Entering The University by juseng(m): 12:07pm On Jun 25, 2021
Nobody actually lures you to do anything.
Just when it is called, it is carried out.

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Re: Ten Things Every Nigerian Jambite Must Know Before Entering The University by chatinent: 12:12pm On Jun 25, 2021
juseng:
Nobody actually lures you to do anything.
Just when it is called, it is carried out.

The misguided may be ensnared.

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Re: Ten Things Every Nigerian Jambite Must Know Before Entering The University by NobleSeed(m): 12:14pm On Jun 25, 2021
nice piece though...
But you would have make use of fresher instead of jambites nau?

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Re: Ten Things Every Nigerian Jambite Must Know Before Entering The University by DDDEnterprises: 12:23pm On Jun 25, 2021
Great. thanks for the info
Re: Ten Things Every Nigerian Jambite Must Know Before Entering The University by Obc1234(m): 12:36pm On Jun 25, 2021
Thanks
Re: Ten Things Every Nigerian Jambite Must Know Before Entering The University by Hahjascho(m): 12:51pm On Jun 25, 2021
I remember those days.....discipline pays o.

Also, the power of distraction is strong. You all need some things to keep your commitment balanced and in check. It could be a skill acquisition center, redeveloping your hobbies or a good fellowship. Don't say I didn't warn you o grin.

Most importantly, friend.....it only takes a wrong friend to alter your future with premium tears. In fact, it's better to be alone than with wrong friend. Be_wise.

You're potentially in school already so, forget the common slang that school is a scam....it's actually not.


Lalasticlala, help those jambites & freshers.

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Re: Ten Things Every Nigerian Jambite Must Know Before Entering The University by chatinent: 1:11pm On Jun 25, 2021
NobleSeed:
nice piece though...
But you would have make use of fresher instead of jambites nau?

I want the message clearer to these set taking Jamb.

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Re: Ten Things Every Nigerian Jambite Must Know Before Entering The University by chatinent: 1:12pm On Jun 25, 2021
Hahjascho:
I remember those days.....discipline pays o.

Also, the power of distraction is strong. You all need some things to keep your commitment balanced and in check. It could be a skill acquisition center, redeveloping your hobbies or a good fellowship. Don't say I didn't warn you o grin.

Most importantly, friend.....it only takes a wrong friend to alter your future with premium tears. In fact, it's better to be alone than with wrong friend. Be_wise.

You're potentially in school already so, forget the common slang that school is a scam....it's actually not.


Lalasticlala, help those jambites & freshers.

Gbamsolutely.

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Re: Ten Things Every Nigerian Jambite Must Know Before Entering The University by NobleSeed(m): 1:25pm On Jun 25, 2021
chatinent:


I want the message clearer to these set taking Jamb.
also enlight them on the pics below ,very crucial.

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Re: Ten Things Every Nigerian Jambite Must Know Before Entering The University by chatinent: 1:37pm On Jun 25, 2021
NobleSeed:
also enlight them on the pics below ,very crucial.

Running away from campus fellowships? I don't think this changes anything.

They may have different religious inclinations. Of course, they shouldn't forget their creator and instilled principles during their youth.

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Re: Ten Things Every Nigerian Jambite Must Know Before Entering The University by captainbangz: 3:29pm On Jun 25, 2021
chatinent:
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Ten (10) things every Nigerian Jambites must know before entering the University in 2021






Source: https://www.nopremiumtears.com.ng/2021/06/ten-10-things-every-nigerian-jambites.html?m=1
I wish newly admitted students will listen to this. "You can feel relaxed when a foundation is laid...But you'll suffer to make amends when the foundation is faulty".Your first year is the time.
Keep friends(who have the same goals), don't be arrogant(smile always like mumu(but know what brought you to school)). Be serious if not for the sake of your parents who pay your fee, or because of your future, do it for the fact that you're paying for it(make the best out of whatever you're paying for). It's true that school doesn't guarantee success, but it worked for some, you don't know where yours lie!

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Re: Ten Things Every Nigerian Jambite Must Know Before Entering The University by shawnfamous(m): 5:08pm On Jun 25, 2021
After the first year.. every fresh student calms down seeing their first year result. Who go bad from their go bad
Re: Ten Things Every Nigerian Jambite Must Know Before Entering The University by bigdammyj: 5:10pm On Jun 25, 2021
Noted
Re: Ten Things Every Nigerian Jambite Must Know Before Entering The University by wonlodo1: 5:10pm On Jun 25, 2021
Re: Ten Things Every Nigerian Jambite Must Know Before Entering The University by Nobody: 5:10pm On Jun 25, 2021
Ww
Re: Ten Things Every Nigerian Jambite Must Know Before Entering The University by Nobody: 5:12pm On Jun 25, 2021
Stay away from runz, cultism & yahoo yahoo. I know many of you do or nurse interests in all these already, only looking for opportunity launch fully when you get to school.

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Re: Ten Things Every Nigerian Jambite Must Know Before Entering The University by Renforce: 5:12pm On Jun 25, 2021
Lols! Omo this write up na for people wey gain admission for convenant and redeemers uni o grin

How 100L no-go go bornfire grin

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Re: Ten Things Every Nigerian Jambite Must Know Before Entering The University by McStoic(m): 5:14pm On Jun 25, 2021
Nice tips but lemme add some
1, Make as much good friends as you can from your year one up, e get why! Few years in life you will understand. There are unknown battles and decisions friends will help you fight in life when you are present and especially when you are not present. Note: I didn't say bad friends!

2, The CGPA you need to get clinch that first class starts at year one. Don't waste your first year or else you will enter a circle of sitting for carry overs in courses which will so drain your time and focus needed for other academic engagements. In short if you get your basics right in 100L to 300L, the remaining years will be easier to maintain.

3, Be socially wise with cultists. Do not be proud. Be friendly with everyone but close with few.

4, No matter your personality type, you will always find your circle to fit in.

To be continued later

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Re: Ten Things Every Nigerian Jambite Must Know Before Entering The University by Nuelito: 5:14pm On Jun 25, 2021
Nice article.... thanks for sharing
Re: Ten Things Every Nigerian Jambite Must Know Before Entering The University by McStoic(m): 5:14pm On Jun 25, 2021
Re: Ten Things Every Nigerian Jambite Must Know Before Entering The University by Ewizard(m): 5:15pm On Jun 25, 2021
People still write jamb??
Re: Ten Things Every Nigerian Jambite Must Know Before Entering The University by oluwaseyi0: 5:16pm On Jun 25, 2021
You miss the very very most important point: avoid cultism in totality

Mind your friends, the friend of your friend must not be a cultist or olosho talkless of your direct friend, cut all ties with anything with traces of trouble

Just one boyfriend/girlfriend is more than enough for you, you need not pack them like sardines

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Re: Ten Things Every Nigerian Jambite Must Know Before Entering The University by flokii: 5:16pm On Jun 25, 2021
University is a place to experience life, meet diverse lifestyles and take decisions that will shapen your path in life forever and ever so choose well.

Whatever you do, say no to cultism.. it doesn't pay, it usually ends in regret and sorrow.

For the ladies, if any male fellow or lecturer disturbs you or tries to blackmail you for sex, raise alarm and inform your guardians and school authorities fast.
Best of luck!

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Re: Ten Things Every Nigerian Jambite Must Know Before Entering The University by Twelfthman: 5:16pm On Jun 25, 2021
Goodluck to all freshers.
Y'all keep your head up. Nobody said it gonna be easy but if you follow school nah scam gang sorry will be your case when u see your result.

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Re: Ten Things Every Nigerian Jambite Must Know Before Entering The University by xynerise: 5:17pm On Jun 25, 2021
Don't have the mentality that you are going to the university to get a job after graduation, rather to give you knowledge to start up your own business. .

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Re: Ten Things Every Nigerian Jambite Must Know Before Entering The University by Gjmff: 5:19pm On Jun 25, 2021
Oh
Re: Ten Things Every Nigerian Jambite Must Know Before Entering The University by Emocruize(m): 5:20pm On Jun 25, 2021
And they are many other things you'll get to know by yourself when you get there
PESIN NO GO TELL YOU

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