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some folks be doing stupid-ass sh*t these days.

Things are happening these days sha.

tough times

y'all should be careful when bringing in random folks to your house, this dey happen these days oo.

shame dey catch me sef

this one don pack all kind of diseases full body, mumu low-key think say na achievement...smh

OP dey lowkey bleep the girl for side, come dey use style catch cruise for here..

Omo, my Dad love this car ehn

Wickedfacts:
You are comparing a midrange phone with a flagship.

Be like you get fra.

Fran't you?

oga try dey read well before you comment na...smh

with how things are going we're fu*cked!!

OP no pass any relevant message at the end of the day

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this Generation is f*cked!!
may God guide us to the right path.

mumu don go buy aba made IOS

wtf did i just read?

this case go long, but let's see how it plays out

baba just dey lie give us

Premium Mosquito don knack this one

Oga na smart move bdat, even the whole going out thing is a no no, avoid her by all means cuz this one dey look for who she go dey use pass time.

hmph! this Generation is bleeped!
may God help our children and guide them to to path.

na for uncompleted building you go end up doing the interview..

money na money bro
make we see evidence first sha.

sacajawea:
150k US Dollars?
$150,000 USD??

wuna even get time to pay attention to who and who be cultist instead of working on your life and personal Shenanigans...smh

this one just dey type rubbish.
if na weyti dey your mind, you better stop.

all these ones na weytin dem go chop them know, na why i dey call them online Almajeri

shit's about to go down.

omo, it has been over 7 years oo.
Donkuwa too make sense

A powerful argument, but curriculum reform must go hand-in-hand with industrialization, entrepreneurship, infrastructure, and job creation. Education should not merely prepare Africans to seek employment; it should equip them to create value, solve local problems, build globally competitive enterprises, and shape the technologies defining the future. The conversation is overdue.

his level of stupidity needs to be studied

facts!

Globalscholar1:
You are very right, idris646. A raw First Class with zero footprint outside school walls is a very hard sell these days. The era of "I got a 4.8 CGPA, so give me a scholarship automatic" ended years ago.

But here is where many Nigerian applicants get it twisted:

They think "experience" only means a corporate bank job or a multinational oil firm. That is a huge lie. For schemes like Erasmus Mundus or Mastercard Foundation, things like structured volunteering, student union projects, or solid undergraduate research tracking can carry way more weight than sitting behind a corporate desk.

The real painful part? Seeing a brilliant First Class graduate who actually did great volunteer work during school, but because they write their essay like a novice, they get dropped. Then a sharp 2:1 or 2:2 graduate who knows how to pitch their small community footprint wins the slot.

School grades will open the door, but how you package what you did after class is what actually makes them pay your bills.

i believe they focus more on experience.
being a 1st class graduate with zero experience na wash these days