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alotofgrace:
good one bro. permission to paste this on my facebook page....let them learn

Granted Sir

Nice one!

My CGP was 5.01

This is one shit of life.
Thank God I was not so stereotyped

2nd first class topic again?

this thing long o

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hmm @bolded... I smell front page.

What's always special about this fp sef?

I read this piece from trending topics since...ok let me give u tips

If u want to make fp always go to trending and new topics...but what's the essence booking space when you don't have anything to contribute to the topic

CzarChris:
@OP, you can't have it all.

Definitely .. "I only wish"

Infront of my house observing

I have not seen my certificate since i left school

poised to do #30 m revenue this year with a business i found on twitter

School is not for how to make money but u can learn how to be a leader in school

having leading grades in school will not make you a leader in the real world

maybe if i was broke sha I would be mad at the government to like most of the children of anger we have nowadays

No regrets man,I have leanred to live life without any regrets cos everytin we do at dat point we did it we felt it was the right tin 2 do.look at d brighter side n learn frm d xperians.lyf is 2 short 4 regrets,now U can have all d fun U want without worryin abt grades.NYSC. Is anoda place of fun,man U have ur wole lyf ahead of U.enjoy!

pls i'm new on the forum, cant find my way around... can anybody lead me on how to post especially

Lagusta:
As we can all see, having a first class is not a sign of being a big boy!!!!

I have a neighbor that didn't attend a university, but this man has about five cars because of his affiliation with an oil company!!!

Money makes the world tho.....

He must be a wise man from the East

Sorry bro, "had I known" always comes last. Anyway life goes on....you wil still meet different kinds °ƒ pple. S̴̩☺̴̩̩̥̩̩̩ cheers.

Akdegreat:
Just as a sick man in his dying bed has a heavy heart laden with lots of grief and regrets of things unaccomplished, I sat there in the fields that warm evening starring at the faculty building with mixed feelings of achievement and regrets.
I had lived the life of a perfect student. I had great passion for studying and some sort of insatiable desire for knowledge. I excelled in every of my examinations and this feat spurred up the feeling of invincibility in my subconscious mind.
I wasn't a popular fellow but I believe that mentioning my name portrayed the picture of a focused student with outstanding academic abilities in the mind of the few that knew me. Those few years, I always pictured a beautiful future with me in it doing great things.
However, I began to realize the big gap between me and the rest of the world. The wall I built between me and my friends as a freshman. Gradually, I knew names of authors and textbooks and yet hardly remembered the names of friends. It dawned on me that in few months, I would not be seeing some of my friends anymore, probably forever. I would miss them for life. Their smiles, discussions and company would be memories.
Though its a wonderful thing that as I round up my undergraduate studies, I have an academic record to be proud of, I had some regrets and some feelings that haunt me. I couldnt help it. Its the price I paid.

Some days I wish there were 30 hours in a day.
I knew how to manage my time but my schedule favored my books more.
Some folks would say "you can't have your cake and eat it." Well I believe I can afford yet another 'cake' God willing.
I wish I spent more time listening to my friends when they cared to speak.
I wish I was more flexible.
I wish I spent more time with the people I loved.
I wish I spent more time to discuss with my professors.
I wish I reciprocated the attention I received from my colleagues.
I wish I took the time to reach out to my junior colleagues with words of advice and encouragement.
I wish I created the time to reach out to my professors and seniors for advice, coaching and mentorship.
I wish I spent more time building my network of contacts and associates.
I wish I had the time to tutor my mates that failed their courses or had a hard time passing them.
I wish I gave out my heart to love and be loved in return.
I wish I took the time to observe my changing world.
Nevertheless, as I sat there, I was consoled of the fact that I still had few more months left and I swore to make a difference within that little space of time. I wouldnt have felt any better.
To my fellow scholars and graduates, who by hard work and devotion have come out of university with a First, I say congratulations on your well deserved feat.
To intending university students and undergraduates, you have endless possibilities, you posses the power to achieve your dreams if only you'll believe in yourself. There are sacrifices which you must be willing to make. Though I regret some of mine, that is the price for success, you would agree with me its not much of a bad regret. Nothing goes for nothing.
What people say doesn't really matter. Other students often speak badly about certain lecturers and courses. Its their way of justifying their failure. You hear phrases like "he is a wicked lecturer", "nobody makes an 'A' in that course". Never let those words bother you. I tell you what? Listen to them and take note of it to work harder. I performed better in the toughest courses.
Never underestimate your potentials for the difference between you and the best guy in class is the time he devotes for study. Well natural intelligence is a factor too. By mentioning study, I don't mean blindly memorizing just to pass your tests. Go out and develop this passion for your discipline that would drive you to study with genuine interest in the subject.
In your spare time, talk to your lecturers and professors about your favorite topic and your career. Read outside your course content, sometimes outside your discipline to be enlightened.
Never forget to strike a balance between your academics and your social life; you'll need it in the real world.
Be good to everybody you meet, show them love and respect. Talk to someone, live the moment, have fun and feel the world around you.
Find every reason to be happy after all life is too short.

- Akdegreat

Lovely mehn!

That's why u're a 1st class product.

Very articulate. Very concise.

Very polished. Very comported!

Cool calm composed and collected.

Good oratory skills.

U're one in a million. Wish u all d best my man..

As I c u, d sky is only a starting point for you.

You sure are going places..

Keep your head calm. Remain focused.

Boom. U're there.

Real Badt guy.

Dude got me tripping mehn!

Akdegreat:
Just as a sick man in his dying bed has a heavy heart laden with lots of grief and regrets of things unaccomplished, I sat there in the fields that warm evening starring at the faculty building with mixed feelings of achievement and regrets.
I had lived the life of a perfect student. I had great passion for studying and some sort of insatiable desire for knowledge. I excelled in every of my examinations and this feat spurred up the feeling of invincibility in my subconscious mind.
I wasn't a popular fellow but I believe that mentioning my name portrayed the picture of a focused student with outstanding academic abilities in the mind of the few that knew me. Those few years, I always pictured a beautiful future with me in it doing great things.
However, I began to realize the big gap between me and the rest of the world. The wall I built between me and my friends as a freshman. Gradually, I knew names of authors and textbooks and yet hardly remembered the names of friends. It dawned on me that in few months, I would not be seeing some of my friends anymore, probably forever. I would miss them for life. Their smiles, discussions and company would be memories.
Though its a wonderful thing that as I ROUND UP my undergraduate studies, I have an academic record to be proud of, I had some regrets and some feelings that haunt me. I couldnt help it. Its the price I paid.

Some days I wish there were 30 hours in a day.
I knew how to manage my time but my schedule favored my books more.
Some folks would say "you can't have your cake and eat it." Well I believe I can afford yet another 'cake' God willing.
I wish I spent more time listening to my friends when they cared to speak.
I wish I was more flexible.
I wish I spent more time with the people I loved.
I wish I spent more time to discuss with my professors.
I wish I reciprocated the attention I received from my colleagues.
I wish I took the time to reach out to my junior colleagues with words of advice and encouragement.
I wish I created the time to reach out to my professors and seniors for advice, coaching and mentorship.
I wish I spent more time building my network of contacts and associates.
I wish I had the time to tutor my mates that failed their courses or had a hard time passing them.
I wish I gave out my heart to love and be loved in return.
I wish I took the time to observe my changing world.
Nevertheless, as I sat there, I was consoled of the fact that I still had few more months left and I swore to make a difference within that little space of time. I wouldnt have felt any better.
To my fellow scholars and graduates, who by hard work and devotion have come out of university with a First, I say congratulations on your well deserved feat.
To intending university students and undergraduates, you have endless possibilities, you posses the power to achieve your dreams if only you'll believe in yourself. There are sacrifices which you must be willing to make. Though I regret some of mine, that is the price for success, you would agree with me its not much of a bad regret. Nothing goes for nothing.
What people say doesn't really matter. Other students often speak badly about certain lecturers and courses. Its their way of justifying their failure. You hear phrases like "he is a wicked lecturer", "nobody makes an 'A' in that course". Never let those words bother you. I tell you what? Listen to them and take note of it to work harder. I performed better in the toughest courses.
Never underestimate your potentials for the difference between you and the best guy in class is the time he devotes for study. Well natural intelligence is a factor too. By mentioning study, I don't mean blindly memorizing just to pass your tests. Go out and develop this passion for your discipline that would drive you to study with genuine interest in the subject.
In your spare time, talk to your lecturers and professors about your favorite topic and your career. Read outside your course content, sometimes outside your discipline to be enlightened.
Never forget to strike a balance between your academics and your social life; you'll need it in the real world.
Be good to everybody you meet, show them love and respect. Talk to someone, live the moment, have fun and feel the world around you.
Find every reason to be happy after all life is too short.

- Akdegreat

First class indeed! The word is "round off". *Modified* I nurtured modest intentions when I corrected that. Apologies for the sarcasm.

adebayor1490:
hmmm... sacrifice... hardwork... what am I saying gan? well, I understand you... its quiet emotional... and its like u've sacrifice some other important things on the altar of First Class...

Seriously..
Especially in my 1st year

There is always a price to pay for success just that the loved ones are those that actually pay the price for our unavailability.

hrm93:
First class indeed! The word is "round off"

Thank you Sir.

First class is over-hyped here in Nigeria...................The white pay for your intelligence not certificate. Having first class does not mean you will be successful.

Lagusta:
As we can all see, having a first class is not a sign of being a big boy!!!!

I have a neighbor that didn't attend a university, but this man has about five cars because of his affiliation with an oil company!!!

Money makes the world tho.....

yes ,but am not a small boy either. I am proud of who I am.

gej till buhari get sense, APC useless mod block me they think that will stop me but don't know I can creat 1000 account just one day useless pple

EheN and so, igbayen wa nko make we go hug transformer ni !

jiggalo:
My CGP was 5.01

You meant 1.01 ?

Hmmmmmmmm.
I am very bright by nature but didn't take studies important .Am earning big now so Thank Almighty.ALLAH

alotofgrace:
good one bro. permission to paste this on my facebook page....let them learn

permission granted sir

Yaaaay!!! Am Last to comment, oya close thread

Akdegreat:
However, I began to realize the big gap between me and the rest of the world. The wall I built between me and my friends as a freshman. Gradually, I knew names of authors and textbooks and yet hardly remembered the names of friends. It dawned on me that in few months, I would not be seeing some of my friends anymore, probably forever. I would miss them for life. Their smiles, discussions and company would be memories.
Though its a wonderful thing that as I round up my undergraduate studies, I have an academic record to be proud of, I had some regrets and some feelings that haunt me. I couldnt help it. Its the price I paid.

Some folks would say "you can't have your cake and eat it."
- Akdegreat

That's the fact bro! In my own case... I had the chance to help some of my folks (both level mates and juniors) but not to the extent I always wish to. It's just like the time is different from the normal 24hrs... It got to the extent I was tagged with 'all about books'

i graduated with 2.1 and funny enough i now work with one of the dullest dude in my class


life is funny like that.