₦airaland Forum

BarryJones:
Information is key to your academic success. Graduating First Class is one way to distinct yourself from other graduates especially in this trying times in our country. Did you know that your age is not a limitation to what you can achieve. I graduated first class at a tender age of 18, some years ago. Since i graduated i have had many scholarship opportunities, though i have only utilized one so far. I plan to take a second very soon. Its my choice! But i have observed that a lot of Nigerian undergraduates don't even dream of such. Their reasons may not far fetched. Many assume that because they were average students during their secondary school days, "First Class" then is meant for the brighter ones. I was practically an average student in my junior class till i began to discover myself. Many also believe rooster and bull stories of how difficult it is to graduate first class in some courses in university. I can tell you that you only need some steps to enable you break such jinx. That`s one reason why i have written a book titled "How to Graduate First Class" to help so many Nigerian students. Now this opportunity is for only "ready" folks. I am preparing for my next ICAN exams (for which i am on scholarship), so i don't really have much time. But i desire to help.
To the freshers in the house i think the best time for you to begin your successful academic pursuit is now and you need the right information of what Uni. is all about. Its an entirely different ball game compared to secondary school.
If you are in Ilorin, check out LARA Bookshop or Precious Resource Centre, both @ Taiwo, or Alliance Bookshop @ Maraba, or Monday Monday Bookshop @ Emirs Road and other popular bookshops. If you are in Ogbomosho, check out ACTS Bookshop in Baptist Seminary, Yusrad Supermarket, e.t.c. If you are not in any of the mentioned locations, send a mail to olatundebolade@gmail.com. I will reply you with the eBook version for a little token. for further details, whatsapp: 08151807796
Watch out for my website and success blog coming soon!!!
To your success,
Olatunde.

BarryJones:
Information is key to your academic success. Graduating First Class is one way to distinct yourself from other graduates especially in this trying times in our country. Did you know that your age is not a limitation to what you can achieve. I graduated first class at a tender age of 18, some years ago. Since i graduated i have had many scholarship opportunities, though i have only utilized one so far. I plan to take a second very soon. Its my choice! But i have observed that a lot of Nigerian undergraduates don't even dream of such. Their reasons may not far fetched. Many assume that because they were average students during their secondary school days, "First Class" then is meant for the brighter ones. I was practically an average student in my junior class till i began to discover myself. Many also believe rooster and bull stories of how difficult it is to graduate first class in some courses in university. I can tell you that you only need some steps to enable you break such jinx. That`s one reason why i have written a book titled "How to Graduate First Class" to help so many Nigerian students. Now this opportunity is for only "ready" folks. I am preparing for my next ICAN exams (for which i am on scholarship), so i don't really have much time. But i desire to help.
To the freshers in the house i think the best time for you to begin your successful academic pursuit is now and you need the right information of what Uni. is all about. Its an entirely different ball game compared to secondary school.
If you are in Ilorin, check out LARA Bookshop or Precious Resource Centre, both @ Taiwo, or Alliance Bookshop @ Maraba, or Monday Monday Bookshop @ Emirs Road and other popular bookshops. If you are in Ogbomosho, check out ACTS Bookshop in Baptist Seminary, Yusrad Supermarket, e.t.c. If you are not in any of the mentioned locations, send a mail to olatundebolade@gmail.com. I will reply you with the eBook version for a little token. for further details, whatsapp: 08151807796
Watch out for my website and success blog coming soon!!!
To your success,
Olatunde.

IKJ66:
Nigerians been doing biz since 1785 bc........

ziziobi:
Got thier call too and i've been waiting for dem to call me back for the assessment test oo..i'm beginning to grow beards. They shld be fast oo..finishing service nxt month and I'd nt want to be jobless after service..

austein:
What's the call all about I was callled yesterday by a UBN representative asking me about my profile,Educatinal qualification and also my prefered location for the assessment. 2/09/2015

Ibkadey:
Please kindly send to ibukunadebimpe@yahoo.com

DanielPam:
In the wee Months of this year, i started this
process...and sniffed every page on this thread
learning from predecessors as i scaled one stage
after another.....
Thanks to my predecessors who by innocently typing their struggles have assisted me albeit
unknowingly....
Thanks to the guys who stood it out with me...
And All thanks to God...
The wait ...was edgy. #BabaGod Noni!
Aptitude test...check
Assessment Centre...check
Partner Interview...check
Medicals...check
Offer letter...check
Now its done and for posterity sake...i join the elders at the hightable to say we came, we saw and we prevailed. ...
To those coming right behind and to those who will
stumble on this thread and start their journeys in
future years.....my word for yhu is #YesYouCan!
#EndedWithPraise#....

*I saw the above valedictory quote used among
the first set of folks and i promised myself i would
use it. I made some slight modifications to suit my recruitment stages*

georgee:
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Thanx bro. Av sent u a PM. Kindly confirm receipt

stanley102:
Morning dear.

I know it's been long but I will still appreciate materials on critical reasoning. Do send it to stanley4real2003@yahoo.com