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SCHOOL EDUCATION SYSTEMS�II;
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`"I am a graduate of 'who cares?'"
I am often tempted to wonder if school was a waste of time or to add to status quo.
I don't think I hate or regret school, but what I regret was using school as an excuse to achieving my dreams as early as I should.
Classes, assignments, tests, exams and treats from some of the untrained teachers were my most realistic form of existence. I think this forced my dreams to sleep.
My parents hoped and imagined I would be great. That's why they made me toil through that stress to bag a B.sc or a B.tech as the case may be. At least to stand in the mammoth of graduands.
It was not just for school purpose but to be able to make a 1st class or worst case a 2.1.
You see those two categories of result, they could choke and delay dreams.
I was bemused, I couldn't find a way, even with the genius grades. Then I was left asunder and derailed of energy.
Another disappointment, I might not have fed well as an undergraduate but my trainings ran over a million naira. 'What?' Even at that, the certificate is as worthless as anything when I am not around. I can't pass it on and it is static and never improving. This was what so many looked impoverished to get, a lot did the undone and some other 'quit' like that guy from '3 Idiots'. It never added any thing tangible. I wept, just like Christ did.
I frantically hoped and searched for either of the two grades. Why? To be gainfully employed. In who's company? Damn! I don't know?
I wish those results could give me the answer.
Another thing those grades could do, ego. I am too big for this job and this mehn! I need over a 6 figure pay.
Visions and the true dreams maybe crude and never found under the ac. These results may shut your eyes towards that, only for you to have wasted some years under disease infested ac. Have you asked or checked 'the world most celebrated employee'?
Internship gave me another approach to life, I saw people without certificate doing things and fulfilling purpose. I began to feel I have wasted years. Counter to the opinion of some of my lecturers.
I had to change approach.
When you begin to fulfil purpose, people care less on your academic status. After all, I am yet to brace up with our president's Alma Marta. Often asked questions would be "where does she/he work?" Who's child is that?" No one has time to know how many certifications you have.
Why not do something today that is you and not others. You may think you are worth too much but only get a job worth 40k, you would discover you had more worth as an undergraduate either than the acclaimed working class. Certificate may blind you to this fact.
Find your purpose and follow. It would take time to build, but it would be shorter than what you imagined. Rather than ridiculing your years trying to gather under another man's sacrifice. Know it that, 'a tree can never grow under a tree'.
Dear school, all thanks to you because you gave me the opportunity to meet some great minds. That was the most valuable asset you left.
Discover purpose, then watch money follow.
February 26 at 3:47am · Facebook for Android · Public

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I am Cozy Mario; Sent by Jesus to prove to the world that true fame,wealth and prosperity comes from God through Great Artistic Exploits.(Luke4:14) (Deuteronomy8:18) (Joshua1:
The introductory story above is not mine. I spotted this story on the given date in the month of February and I had to share the post,not without making comments of my own.
Reading that post I got really disturbed,pissed off,not only because of the writer who would like his privacy maintained,but because of all the other similar situations I came across before this one; My friend #Michael,a guy who spoke at a seminar,my own experiences,etc.
I was invited to a network marketing opportunity meeting on a particular Saturday in the year 2016 and I listened attentively as the general director of the chapter shared his own story even as he presented their platform. His story went thus,as much as recalled;
"I am an individual who had to go through the complete academic routine. I didn't start schooling earlier enough like many of my mates did. After spending three years in nursery school I got into primary school where I spent six years studying. I graduated from primary school and secured admission into secondary school where I spent another six years before I obtained my 'ordinary' level school leaving certificate. The rumble for university admissions began and after a year of sitting for JAMB and the post UTME screening exams I was admitted into...(one of the federal universities in Nigeria) where I spent up to six years(or was it 7?Cos there's hardly a set that would pass through without experiencing strikes,which might even make it 8 to 9 years)studying Banking and Finance.
When I finally graduated from the university I took an extra year to fulfill the NYSC righteousness,which my country has demanded from all graduates. (He went further to explain the procedures and nitty-gritty involved in the National Youth Service Corps,its deficiency,its unkempt organisation,lack of living facilities for many participants,its uselessness,with a great deal of ridicule,just to be sure we listeners understood the situation perfectly. We all nodded in assimilation.)


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