When i was admitted into d beta by faa university dia was a title so common in d mouth of stds:SCHOLAR! I began to ask people what dat means,dats d title every stds with d highest cgpa (with a minimum of 4.0 cgpa) in every dept are called:University Scholars.
According to my experience so fa almost(if nt all) every stdś wants to be a scholar(n dats y we read like mad,lolz..come c us 4 night class)...den wats so special abt it? Its because of d several benefits attached to it..
I ll state some of dem here and leave space 4 stds n scholars of UNILORIN n other schs dat do same to come here n share dia own
1. #97000 every session(std workers*winks*)
2. Free hostel accomodation(dey dnt pass through all d stress stated in d last post i saw concerning Unilorin)
3. Processions during matric,convocation ,inaugural lectures and other important University functions(guys ,u might nt undastand dis until u bcome 1,entering d auditorium in ur academic gown wit every1 on dia feet(wow,dats greatness)
4.huge respect from stds n d university as a whole: believe me wen i tell u dis guys enjoy special treatments
5.others:
1.if d fellow love everytin in skirt,kai(lolz)....as every lady wants to date d SCHOlAR...
2. U dont lack money: as every1 is willing to pay u to teach dem or even pay so dat u can notice dem incase dey need ur help
3.u knw ur courses very well as u teach same tin to diff people over n over again
4.u hav d ability to impact more lives 4 Christ if u r a christian
5. U dnt av to look 4 past questions,dey come frm every angle
6. U dnt buy text books,people r ready 2 buy it 4 u,so dat u can teach dem or people will bring dia text books to u if dey do not undastand sth dia
7.even if u dnt knw sth,d person dat knws it will bring his own solution to u 4 confirmation
8. U always get seat in class,as every1 wants to sit beside u
9. U av say in d faculty n dept as u will b spesially informed of anytin
10. U dnt take tins 4 granted as u knw dat people r depending on u
too many to mention!oya d floor don open 4 una.

tclever:

All what they do is shouting best uni in nigeria..scumbags

abi na,we r beta by faa....even though d transport issue is a challenge(wch is normal 4 any est),d management is making effort to solve d problem..search 4 simplimove unilorin,smart stds nw book 4 bus space online(no stress)...peace

isaajibola:


The school management should go en learn from University of Ibadan management, how school is being run effectively.

Or students shoud just go and buy bicycle, students used that in UNIBADAN and moreso, there is good road in UI.

UI is on d road,dey do not even need sch bus to leave d sch as d main gate is just along d road..UNILORIN is almost 4km from d nearest bus stop,so dnt compare 2 diff tins.peace,

Pdizzle:
thought you are better by far, what happened

search for 'simplimove in unilorin' alot of tins hav been put in place to resolve d issue....we nw book 4 bus spaces online....d sch is going paperless:everytin is becoming automated! Simply beta by faa

blizard44:

Hehe...

Your mind too carry load

...and I can bet you're an introvert.

am nt one in particular,i am different tins at diff places....i am more of introvert sha....nice meeting u sir

blizard44:

oga wetin nw?(winks)

Profcamsey:
When I had my first class in Yoruba Economics& Social English, I no shout. Dem do simple course, they are now prouding. Mtchew

lolzz,u try no be small

STENON:
Lol....You are funny, It seems that you have misinterpreted that Phrase to another sentence.

Owkay, let me express myself in a better way....

You are welcome.

toor!,r u a std of Unilorin?

STENON:
Alright, Its my pleasure to have you in my world.

ur world?hmmmm

STENON:
Amen oooo.....

Btw.....I'm a Lady....

oh,my mistake...nice meeting u

STENON:
Congrats to you Guys......


I cnt wait to share mine in the next few months....So help me God....

It is not easy ....Infact....It is very difficult to maintain a high cgpa till Final Year,
with God, all things are possible

dats da spirit bro,wishing us all da very best!

pyyxxaro:
My fellow nairalanders join me to celebrate , I just graduated with First Class from Federal University of CHIBOK(FUCHI),SAMBISA STATE , I studied HOME ECONOMICs / ANIMAL HUSBANDRY

I want to oPen a restaurant,cos I wanna be self employed,strictly african dishes and bush meat(local and foreign bush meat, even bush fish)

Would keep you guys posted

Your Sincerely

lolzzzz,congrat!

PROCTOR:
Congratulations to all lf them,
special shoutout to those who made first class,
But just 48 FIRST CLASS from over 6000 graduates.........

abi ooo,na so dem stingy reach o 4 dat sch....anyway its beta dan past years(Engineering produced 12),it has never happen b4...na max. Of 2 dem dey hav

CONTINUATION....
Yinusa Mariam Motunrayo (Best Medical graduand): “I am so happy because I did my parents proud; what you need to succeed is prayers and steadfastness. The University of Ilorin has provided very dedicated lecturers; they tried their best as much as possible.”.
Omole Samuel Oluwasunkami (Mechanical Engineering): God is relevant to my success story and at the same time, I balanced my time properly so it was not just academics alone. I studied my lecturers; I know what they want and that really helped me in my studies. The University of Ilorin has provided a very competitive and conducive atmosphere for learning which has assisted me to excel. I advise other students to believe in God, God is the foremost. They should take their studies seriously, when you work hard, success is very sure for you. Then, discipline is very important. Discipline will make you want to read when others are sleeping.”

Am Very Happy For u all esp Bro Omole Samuel(Conference Of Nigerian Christian Engineering Students' president,UNILORIN chapter). You taught me it is very possible to be an active worker and still be a successful std,Also Sis Atunbi Toyin(best graduating Engineering graduate) seriously am inspired as u broke d jinx,and to My Amiable brother and Scholar,Engr. Adegite Joseph(first class graduate of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering),not able to come 4 d convocation cos he is already an Engineer as a cop member in Ariosh Engineering Company(so happy 4 u )...CONGRATULATIONS!!! Following da Trails.........

It was a beehive of activities on the main campus of the University of Ilorin penultimate week, as the institution turned out a total of 6,328 graduands during its 30th convocation ceremonies.
A breakdown of the graduands showed that 5,438 received their first degrees/diplomas while 890 got higher degrees/diplomas. A further breakdown of the first degree category shows that 48 came out with First Class, 1,190 Second Class Upper Division, 2,814 Second Class Lower Division, 1067 Third Class, 84 Pass, 18 Diplomas and 217 M.B.B.S. graduands.
In separate interviews with Unilorin Bulletin, some of the First Class graduands expressed gratitude to Almighty God and shared some of their experiences on campus:
Mubaraki Saheed Balogun, (Arts): “I give all thanks to God, He is the one who has made it possible, not by dint of hard work, not by might, but it is just by the doing of Allah. I have a flair for social life; I only did what other students do, which is reading. I did my best by making sure that I covered all of my texts before it is time for either tests or exams. My advice to other students who are yet to graduate is that if you are passing through school, you should also allow the school to pass through you; everything should be done with balance and moderation. There should be focus.”
Omojolowo Oluwafemi (Management Sciences): “I feel elated and I feel on top of the world; words cannot explain the amount of emotions going through me right now. I did some brutal reading but whether you like it or not, it is not by power but by God's grace. God's grace upon my life has been innumerable. Success is a means to the hands of joy and joy means, God first, others next and then you. Imparting others is very crucial to success on campus. Without the University of Ilorin, this probably wouldn't have been possible because I started enjoying scholarships right from my 100L, along with other scholarships. The lecturers, the academic environment, everything, the University of Ilorin is a place to be.
Atunbi Oluwatoyin Emmanuella (Civil Engineering): I feel very happy and elated; I am grateful to God that I worked hard and I came out successful. First, I prayed to God, and I mingled with my friends, whatever I do not know, I ask my friends and whatever they don't know, they come to ask me and that helped me a lot in giving me success. I attended few parties but not as much as some of my other colleagues. I advise other students to be focused, write out their goals and try as much as possible to achieve those goals.
Isiaka Babatunde Akanmu (Education): “Man's duty is to struggle, while Allah's responsibility is to crown efforts, I did not do anything. I just faced my studies squarely and I always back my hard work with prayer and that is all.”
Ibrahim Sheriff Tolulope (Department of Social Sciences Education): “I feel honoured and happy. I will advise other students on campus to be dedicated to their studies and they should put in more efforts because anything worth doing is worth doing well and at the end of the day, they will reap the fruits of their labour. You have to determine within yourself first, after that, you work very hard. They should please remember God in everything they do. University of Ilorin has assisted us in many ways, first, the University gave us qualified lecturers to teach us, and a conducive environment. Though many say it is stressful, life generally is stressful. So one should just try to learn what they are giving to you and once you learn there and you face greater challenges in life, you will excel. There is something I keep in mind, I help people a lot, and I believe in that; probably it is because I help people and now God is paying me for it.”
Erugo Faith Onyedikachi (Biochemistry): “It is God that made this success possible and my efforts too. I made sure that I attended all my lectures and did all my assignments. I studied hard and then I prayed, which is the most important because it is not by strength, it is just by God's grace. It is not that I am more intelligent than other colleagues but just God's grace which is the most vital thing. I did not have much social life on campus, but the only thing that kept me away from my studies were the activities in my fellowship, the Winners Campus Fellowship. My advice to other students is to always study and have a goal and do your possible best to achieve it. Putting God into all your activities and definitely, He will make it possible”.
Afolabi Ganiyat Kemi (Computer Science): “The University of Ilorin provided a challenging and enabling environment to study. We had great lecturers and the hostel life was fine. My route is from the class to the library and from the library to the hostel. My friends say I don't have social life but I don't think so. When I am not reading, I am on my phone.”
source: http://www.unilorin.edu.ng/index.php/en/237-unilorinnews/4127-first-class-graduands-share-experiences-give-glory-to-god

godwinony:
computer science and maths/stats are challenging as well..mathematics nony..to the extent when you close your eyes, numbers and equations will be making an image slideshow.

maths and Computer Science keh? Dos two depts dey dash 1st class like free ni ooo,their scholar is always 5.0 in 100lv esp stat in Unilorin here...though dey r interesting courses sha..I love dem too.

muaa:
So no social & mgt course is difficult abi weldone!

abi nw,i heard Sociology is also very challenging too esp @Unilorin....

AfricanApple:
interesting


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https://www.nairaland.com/africanapple

how r we going to vote 4 her nw,d link only leads to her profile.Making someone smile,DareWord cares

No course studied in the higher institution seems easy, but some are brutal and can snuff life outta you. However, don’t get afraid of them. They’re actually interesting. So grab a packet of popcorn as I take you through them.
1. Engineering: the name of this course speaks for itself already. The dudes that study this course eh…..*winks*. It undeniably houses all heavy weight courses in engine faculty like chemical engineering, mechanical, production, petroleum…etc..any guy you see rushing to lecture hall with a punching calculator, they’re engine boys o.
2.Medicine: What makes this course challenging, is because you’ll be forced to read(jack) like your life depends on the degree of knowledge you obtain from their heavy an bulky textbooks. Some of them actually do go for thanksgiving, when they pass their MBBS exam, that contains Anatomy,physiology and biochem.
3.Biochemistry: people usually think that it’s a combination of biology and chemistry. If you’re one of such, abeg, it’s a wrong impression. You will actually get familiar with Bio molecules and giant Organic structures, that will choke you up. This course requires much logic.
What makes it challenging,is that you’ll have to learn a lot within a short duration. Metabolic pathways might seem frustrating atimes…*winks*. Another thing about this course is that their lecturers are always sadists, due to long years of studying brutal carbohydrate and enzyme structures.
4.Chemistry: I call this course the power, because these dudes can mix chemical concoctions of Ammonia and HCL and blow everywhere…chem guys, I dey joke o….Its actually one of the most difficult in physical science, because you’ll make friends with differential equation in physical chemistry,which will leave you wondering if you’re studying maths or chemical reactions.
5.Pharmacy: Its already obvious.don’t know where to begin with this course.It overlaps critical aspect of chemistry. You hear stuffs like pharmacokinetics, drug metabolisms etc.
6.Architecture: the funny thing about this course is that it sounds cool and friendly,but when you get in,you know that not all that glitters are gold. You’ll get familiar with geometric drawings,optics and so on, which atimes is usually a pain to the ass.
That’s my submission. Any other, you can use the comment box. Thanks
source:http://.com/6-challenging-courses-study-nigeria-share/#sthash.eF2Xeoy5.dpbs
I Respect All Professions and Salute Their Uniqueness....Team EnginesBoys@BBF

stebell:
Great men receives donation freely.
Desperate men borrow money to get stuff.

GEJ carry go.

oga u wicked ooo,u wont kill person with laughter;lolzzzz

30secs:
Op, no prize for guessing you weren't among those who 'barged' the first class

i am still in part 3 sir,will get there someday by God's Grace

"Forty eight graduands of the University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) will be awarded first class degree certificates at this year’s
convocation ceremony of the institution.
In a statement, the institution’s Deputy Director, Corporate Affairs, Mr. Kunle Akogun indicated that the 48 first class
graduates are among the 5,421
graduands, who will receive their first degrees in various disciplines at this year’s convocation, which is the 30th inthe series.
The convocation ceremonies come up October 23rd this year.
Mr. Akogun explained that a total of 1,190 are graduating with the second class upper degree; 2,814 graduands will be awarded the Second Class Lower degree while 1,068 will bag the third class degree and 84 will get the pass grade."
“A further breakdown of the performanceof the graduands shows that 12 of theFirst Class graduates are from the Faculty
of Engineering; 11 are from the Faculty of Physical Sciences; nine from the Faculty of Life Sciences; six from the Faculty of Agriculture and five from the Faculty of Communication and Information Sciences. The Faculty of Management Sciences produced two First Class graduates this year while the Faculties of Arts, Basic
Medical Sciences and Education produced one first class graduate each.
“The Faculty of Education is producing the highest number of graduating students this year with a total of 1,640, followed by the Faculty of Physical Sciences (694),
the Faculty of Arts (627), the Faculty of Life Sciences (491), the Faculty of Social Sciences (431) and the Faculty of Engineering and Technology (299).
“Others are: the Faculty of ManagementSciences (254), the Faculty of Communication and Information Sciences (238), the Faculty of Agriculture (224), the Faculty of Clinical Sciences (217), the
Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences (168), and the faculty of Law (156)."

https://m./403456903046177?view=permalink&id=769565326435331&refid=18&_ft_&__tn__=%2As
Patiently Waiting For My Time.#TeamEngineBoys

Dangote Group Is Recruiting – 7 Positions
The Dangote Group is a diversified and fully integrated conglomerate with interests across a range of sectors in Nigeria and Africa. Current interests include Cement, Sugar, Flour, Salt, Beverages, Poly Products, Transportation and real estate with new initiatives in the Oil and Gas, Telecommunication, Fertilizer and Steel sector of the economy.
We are an indigenous Food Processing Company located in Kano State, seek qualified, experienced, self-motivated, hardworking professionals with good communication skills who are computer literate to fill the vacant position of:
IT Support Staff
Requirements
*.Candidate must possess B.Sc./HND Computer Science or related field with at least 3-5 years professional experience with database knowledge and can be able to handle trouble shooting system, & network issues.
*.Ability to provide help desk & procedural documentation.
*.Professional certification is an added advantage.
Store & Logistics Officer
Requirements
*.Candidate mast possess a Bachelor degree in Business Administration/Management or related field with at least 3-5 years experience with good organizational skills & ability to manage & monitor in-coming and out-going stocks to ensure all orders are properly documented.
Instrumentation Engineer
Requirements
*.Candidate mast possess a Bachelor’s degree in Engineering Electrical/Electronic, Electronics/Computer or related field with at least 3 – 5 years professional experience with instrumentation & process control systems and must have ability to review and interpret instrumentation documentations, installation & drawings.
Quality Assurance Officer
Requirements
*.Candidate must possess B.Sc./HND Foods Science/Technology & Microbiology and any other related Science field with at least 5 – 10 years working experience in Agro-Allied or large manufacturing setup with good analytical mind and ability to think outside the box.
Agronomist
Requirements
*.Candidate must possess B.Sc. Agronomy, pathology, plant breeding and any related field and must have at least 5 years post qualification experience with good organizational skills & demonstrate ability to work under pressure.
Human Resources & Admin Manager
Requirements
*.Candidate must possess Bachelor Degree in Human Resources Management, Business Administration or Social Science with at least 5 – 10 years cognate experience is Agro-Allied or large manufacturing setup to manage the fall spectrum of HR & Admin functions and must be a member of CIPM/NIM.
Auditor
Requirements
*.Candidate must possess HND/B.Sc. Accounting or equivalent with at least 5 – 10 years working experience in a related organization with a structured & automated accounting system should be proficient in the use of ERP and Microsoft office packages that can also handle process auditing independently and a member of ICAN.
Method of Application
Interested and qualified candidates should send their CV’s with cover letter using the JOB TITLE as subject of the email to:kanofarms@ gmail.com
source: http://www.scholarstica.com/dangote-group-is-recruiting-7-positions/
This might be helpful to someone....making someone smile,DareWord cares!

Shell is a global group of energy and petrochemical companies, employing approximately 87,000 people and operating in more than 70 countries and territories. Our focus on innovation and technology has made us a leading manufacturer, distributor and marketer of refined petroleum products and has us ranked amongst the top 50 most innovative companies in the world.
We are breaking new grounds in Africa and are looking for top talents who have expressed capacity, achievement and strong relationship skills to deliver on the global energy challenge.
At Shell, we’re developing all kinds of ideas to help meet the growing demand for energy. And we ‘re looking for ambitious students and graduates to help us do more.
Shell Graduate Employment Opportunities 2014 – Nigeria
Shell Graduate Programme
Shell runs a Graduate Programme which is a development framework that enables new graduates to become fully independent Shell professionals in 2-5 years. At Shell, new graduates have access to an unparalleled range of roles and world-class training and development opportunities, including:
◦Leadership skills development
◦Networking, Coaching and Mentoring relationships
◦Learning curriculum (training, e-learning modules, accreditation).
Who we’re looking for:
◦Graduates who finished with a very good degree at the Undergraduate level.
◦Graduates who are currently engaged in or have finished their National Youth Service.
◦Graduates with less than four years post graduation experience.
There will be specific skill requirements for your chosen job area. But whatever your role, there are certain qualities you’ll need if you’re going to succeed at Shell.
You also need to be good at absorbing information, analysing problems, making objective decisions and coming up with original ideas. You should have the drive, confidence and resilience to get things done, the flexibility to work well in a team and the credibility to influence others.
Shell matches you into a particular role based on your skills, so you will not be required to apply for a specific Shell position.
Be sure to click on “Students and Graduates” and apply for a “Shell Recruitment Day”. You will need to upload a copy of your resume, cover letter, and all academic transcripts including both undergraduate and graduate where applicable.
Application Closing Date
20th October, 2014.
How To Apply
Interested and qualified candidates should:
Click here to apply via Shell page: http://www.shell.com/global/aboutshell /careers/students-and-graduates/shell- graduate-programme/recruitment_day /app-shellrd-myapplication.htmlwhen the page opens, select Africa and click Search
OR
Click here for direct appilcation online: https://krb-xjobs.brassring.com/tgwebhost /jobdetails.aspx?partnerid=30030& siteid=5564&jobid=698298
source: http://.com/shell-graduate-recruitment-2014-share/#sthash.CoLy4Zm1.dpbs

idu1:
Op is deluded to put pharmacy there. Have u seen a jobless pharmacists for 1yr at home? Most of them drive car as an intern wen u ll b still hawking ur certificate in the street for 40k job.

see dis poor mentality,'drives car'.smh

Either 'overating' or 'underating' is people's opinion wch has nothing to do with d reality of outcome most times! NO FUTURE IN ANY PROFESSION,D FUTURE LIES WITH D INDIVIDUAL WHO HOLDS D PROFESSION. God bless NIGERIA!

hardbody:

There is no course or programme of study called 'Integrated Science' in the University. That name is used to amalgamate the basic sciences...Biology, Physics, Chemistry and Agricultural Science....to give fresh students in the Secondary School a general overview of the Sciences to enable them make an informed decision about what science courses they may choose as they progress in their academic sojourn. Students later settle down to a combination of any number of science subjects that lead them into studying courses like Pharmacy, Medicine, Agric Engineering, and all those other Science based courses.

Meanwhile i have said it severally, all degree courses are first steps to greatness. No course is cheap or should be underestimated. The medical student will at some point sweat in the class of History or English Language major. Even the brightest student will need to study hard to pass sociology. More importantly, hardwork and good fortune can place the supposed cheap and underrated graduate several steps ahead of you...

I ask again, how many Bank MDs/CEOs studied banking and finance as a course? it is still all these science related courses that most of them studied, and after passing competitive examinations for all students meant to streamline, they found themselves doing better than some of their contemporaries.

Go to school and put in your best to become the best you can. Simple

best comment sofar,sir can i have your phn no ,u can forward it to favoured94@gmail.com thanks

Happy Independence from dare-word!
29th of september ,2014 is a remarkable day in d history of Nigeria and in d lives of 313 worthy citizens of this great nation of ours.The president Dr.Goodluck Jonathan deemed it fit to reward some Nigerians who distinguised themselves in their own areas of specialization _from all walks of life. In my article "making impact in your world", i stated clearly that "u dont have to b a particular person or be in a particular profession before your impact can be felt". It might seem abstract before but now it is very evident from what happened on the said day.people from different professions ranging from politics,academic,entertaiment,sport,military,industry,art,science and the likes were recognised for their immenced impact in their field. As i was watching the program on NTA network something very amazing caught my focused attention.the president is ready to deliver his speech,i was surprised when he called out three men and one additional man,these men were hardly recognised during the award giving ceremony by people coz they are not from those highly rated professions like politics,industry or academics . They are just common Nigerians doing their common thing in an uncommon way,these men later turned out to be the most recognised. As Apostle paul said that "obeying your parents is the only commandment with a promise" so also these men's award were the only award with gifts attached out of the 313 elites! and that is what i called DISTINGUISHING YOURSELF AMONG THE ELITES.wow! So you dont have to join politics before u create impact?, you dont have to be a prof.?, you dont have to be a doctor or an engineer? You dont have to be those things, you can make impact in your field no matter where you find yourself;you can stand tall and be recognised with that thing you enjoy doing. You dont have to force yourself to be something you are not just because you want to be noticed.Let me conclude this writeup by quoting the speech of my amiable leader,a woman activist and a great patriot of India ,Indira Gandhi: "...some people think that only by taking up very high jobs you are doing something important or you are doing a national service. But we all know that the most complex machinery will be ineffective if one small screw is not working as it should and THAT SCREW IS JUST AS IMPORTANT AS ANY BIG PART.It is the same in national service,there is no job that is too small,there is no person who is too small;everyone has something to do and if s/he does it well then the country will run well". HAPPY NEW MONTH& HAPPY INDEPENDENCE FROM DARE-WORD ,GOD BLESS NIGERIA .I remain Folorunsho Samuel Oluwadare, culled from: www.dare-word..com

Happy Independence from dare-word!
29th of september ,2014 is a remarkable day in d history of Nigeria and in d lives of 313 worthy citizens of this great nation of ours.The president Dr.Goodluck Jonathan deemed it fit to reward some Nigerians who distinguised themselves in their own areas of specialization _from all walks of life. In my article "making impact in your world", i stated clearly that "u dont have to b a particular person or be in a particular profession before your impact can be felt". It might seem abstract before but now it is very evident from what happened on the said day.people from different professions ranging from politics,academic,entertaiment,sport,military,industry,art,science and the likes were recognised for their immenced impact in their field. As i was watching the program on NTA network something very amazing caught my focused attention.the president is ready to deliver his speech,i was surprised when he called out three men and one additional man,these men were hardly recognised during the award giving ceremony by people coz they are not from those highly rated professions like politics,industry or academics . They are just common Nigerians doing their common thing in an uncommon way,these men later turned out to be the most recognised. As Apostle paul said that "obeying your parents is the only commandment with a promise" so also these men's award were the only award with gifts attached out of the 313 elites! and that is what i called DISTINGUISHING YOURSELF AMONG THE ELITES.wow! So you dont have to join politics before u create impact?, you dont have to be a prof.?, you dont have to be a doctor or an engineer? You dont have to be those things, you can make impact in your field no matter where you find yourself;you can stand tall and be recognised with that thing you enjoy doing. You dont have to force yourself to be something you are not just because you want to be noticed.Let me conclude this writeup by quoting the speech of my amiable leader,a woman activist and a great patriot of India ,Indira Gandhi: "...some people think that only by taking up very high jobs you are doing something important or you are doing a national service. But we all know that the most complex machinery will be ineffective if one small screw is not working as it should and THAT SCREW IS JUST AS IMPORTANT AS ANY BIG PART.It is the same in national service,there is no job that is too small,there is no person who is too small;everyone has something to do and if s/he does it well then the country will run well". HAPPY NEW MONTH& HAPPY INDEPENDENCE FROM DARE-WORD ,GOD BLESS NIGERIA .I remain Folorunsho Samuel Oluwadare, culled from: www.dare-word..com

Happy Independence from dare-word!
29th of september ,2014 is a remarkable day in d history of Nigeria and in d lives of 313 worthy citizens of this great nation of ours.The president Dr.Goodluck Jonathan deemed it fit to reward some Nigerians who distinguised themselves in their own areas of specialization _from all walks of life. In my article "making impact in your world", i stated clearly that "u dont have to b a particular person or be in a particular profession before your impact can be felt". It might seem abstract before but now it is very evident from what happened on the said day.people from different professions ranging from politics,academic,entertaiment,sport,military,industry,art,science and the likes were recognised for their immenced impact in their field. As i was watching the program on NTA network something very amazing caught my focused attention.the president is ready to deliver his speech,i was surprised when he called out three men and one additional man,these men were hardly recognised during the award giving ceremony by people coz they are not from those highly rated professions like politics,industry or academics . They are just common Nigerians doing their common thing in an uncommon way,these men later turned out to be the most recognised. As Apostle paul said that "obeying your parents is the only commandment with a promise" so also these men's award were the only award with gifts attached out of the 313 elites! and that is what i called DISTINGUISHING YOURSELF AMONG THE ELITES.wow! So you dont have to join politics before u create impact?, you dont have to be a prof.?, you dont have to be a doctor or an engineer? You dont have to be those things, you can make impact in your field no matter where you find yourself;you can stand tall and be recognised with that thing you enjoy doing. You dont have to force yourself to be something you are not just because you want to be noticed.Let me conclude this writeup by quoting the speech of my amiable leader,a woman activist and a great patriot of India ,Indira Gandhi: "...some people think that only by taking up very high jobs you are doing something important or you are doing a national service. But we all know that the most complex machinery will be ineffective if one small screw is not working as it should and THAT SCREW IS JUST AS IMPORTANT AS ANY BIG PART.It is the same in national service,there is no job that is too small,there is no person who is too small;everyone has something to do and if s/he does it well then the country will run well". HAPPY NEW MONTH& HAPPY INDEPENDENCE FROM DARE-WORD ,GOD BLESS NIGERIA .I remain Folorunsho Samuel Oluwadare, culled from: www.dare-word..com

laryom1: Watching this national honours award and comparing it to the former ones has made me to conclude that it has lost its worth. Please share your thoughts

give us ur reason for saying dat

Nah, Just some addition to d 1st list DE inclusive