solaty:
When you have a dream, you've got to grab it and never let it go — Carol Burnett

I congratulate myself today, as I shine out to be the Best Graduating Student, Geology Department, Federal University of Technology Minna. I am the first girl in my family to have come this far and it matters to me! It's a credo that dreams are valid if we have courage to pursue them. I was raised in a kind of community that has not much keen interest in girl-child education but yet I kept the believe and remain resolute to my dreams. Today, I feel proud to be inspiration to girls in my town (SAKI) that they can achieve their dreams too.

It all started 9yrs ago at The Polytechnic, Ibadan before proceeding to Federal University of Technology Minna as direct entry student. Although the journey was really rough but I didn't give up. In the darkest moments, I was focused to see the light. The moment I deemed the toughest as a Student Nursing Mother, amazingly turns out to be the simplest when I bagged on 5.0 semester cgpa. The rigor of combining motherhood with education poses great challenge to student nursing mothers but with grit, grace and style I triumph against all hurdles. I return my glory to the most exalted.

I give thanks, adoration and utmost gratitude to Almighty Allah for making this long journey a success. My undiluted appreciation goes to my parents ( Mr and Mrs Abdrasaq) for their support. I commend the efforts of my dear husband Iyiola Mubarak Oladimeji, you are God sent in my life. My appreciation is never complete if I fail to salute the efforts of my mentor Maranroola Isiaka Olaniyi, indeed you are a great man. To everyone who have supported me along the journey, who have invested in me to be better and trusted me, may God positively reward you all.

I see this as a completion of one phase in life at the same time beginning of new chapter. I pray May Allah put Barakah in it and more wins to come my way.

Thanks to my friends and family.

#happyconvocationtome
#4.46-CGPA

Good one comrade unlike all this feminist that carried their frustrated life into this forum, abusing & cursing men at a slight misunderstanding.

I know is female because male brain is only thinking of MONEY MONEY and MONEY.

Congrats mumsy Abdulrazak, we’re proud of you �

A Nairalander with only five comments. Okay.

solaty:
When you have a dream, you've got to grab it and never let it go — Carol Burnett

I congratulate myself today, as I shine out to be the Best Graduating Student, Geology Department, Federal University of Technology Minna. I am the first girl in my family to have come this far and it matters to me! It's a credo that dreams are valid if we have courage to pursue them. I was raised in a kind of community that has not much keen interest in girl-child education but yet I kept the believe and remain resolute to my dreams. Today, I feel proud to be inspiration to girls in my town (SAKI) that they can achieve their dreams too.

It all started 9yrs ago at The Polytechnic, Ibadan before proceeding to Federal University of Technology Minna as direct entry student. Although the journey was really rough but I didn't give up. In the darkest moments, I was focused to see the light. The moment I deemed the toughest as a Student Nursing Mother, amazingly turns out to be the simplest when I bagged on 5.0 semester cgpa. The rigor of combining motherhood with education poses great challenge to student nursing mothers but with grit, grace and style I triumph against all hurdles. I return my glory to the most exalted.

I give thanks, adoration and utmost gratitude to Almighty Allah for making this long journey a success. My undiluted appreciation goes to my parents ( Mr and Mrs Abdrasaq) for their support. I commend the efforts of my dear husband Iyiola Mubarak Oladimeji, you are God sent in my life. My appreciation is never complete if I fail to salute the efforts of my mentor Maranroola Isiaka Olaniyi, indeed you are a great man. To everyone who have supported me along the journey, who have invested in me to be better and trusted me, may God positively reward you all.

I see this as a completion of one phase in life at the same time beginning of new chapter. I pray May Allah put Barakah in it and more wins to come my way.

Thanks to my friends and family.

#happyconvocationtome
#4.46-CGPA

Congratulations. You have done well, that your CGPA shows that your worked really hard for a first class. You are actually a first class candidate but we know what geology in FUT minna is. Don’t worry you are just about to enter greatness.

Please where can I sell my certificate. How possible is this

solaty:
When you have a dream, you've got to grab it and never let it go — Carol Burnett

I congratulate myself today, as I shine out to be the Best Graduating Student, Geology Department, Federal University of Technology Minna. I am the first girl in my family to have come this far and it matters to me! It's a credo that dreams are valid if we have courage to pursue them. I was raised in a kind of community that has not much keen interest in girl-child education but yet I kept the believe and remain resolute to my dreams. Today, I feel proud to be inspiration to girls in my town (SAKI) that they can achieve their dreams too.

It all started 9yrs ago at The Polytechnic, Ibadan before proceeding to Federal University of Technology Minna as direct entry student. Although the journey was really rough but I didn't give up. In the darkest moments, I was focused to see the light. The moment I deemed the toughest as a Student Nursing Mother, amazingly turns out to be the simplest when I bagged on 5.0 semester cgpa. The rigor of combining motherhood with education poses great challenge to student nursing mothers but with grit, grace and style I triumph against all hurdles. I return my glory to the most exalted.

I give thanks, adoration and utmost gratitude to Almighty Allah for making this long journey a success. My undiluted appreciation goes to my parents ( Mr and Mrs Abdrasaq) for their support. I commend the efforts of my dear husband Iyiola Mubarak Oladimeji, you are God sent in my life. My appreciation is never complete if I fail to salute the efforts of my mentor Maranroola Isiaka Olaniyi, indeed you are a great man. To everyone who have supported me along the journey, who have invested in me to be better and trusted me, may God positively reward you all.

I see this as a completion of one phase in life at the same time beginning of new chapter. I pray May Allah put Barakah in it and more wins to come my way.

Thanks to my friends and family.

#happyconvocationtome
#4.46-CGPA

Weldone to you young woman!

clockwisereport:
Congrats

Geology no be here.

The course humble men back then in UNN

I graduated from geology department 2016 in UNN. Omo na narrow escape i made 2:2. Dr Smart Obiora was a devil in human form.

Omo you try die...
I graduated from FUTMINNA same geology "2015" that department can do 10 years b4 they produce 1 first class. She was very close...
Kudos to you sis...

21savages:
Ave seen people in ur shoes & this made me cry cux i dont know what is going to be of me.

Fear of the future. My dear your future is bright infact shining bright... No need for fear you can do it

4.46cpga, Best Graduating Student is a huge Success! You're indeed a rare gem and a blessing to us!�

Hearty congratulations my dear!

BaarakaLlahu fihi...Aamin

Her husband was once poly ibadan sug president(iyiola mubarak) from public admin department during my time

Her husband was once poly ibadan sug president(iyiola mubarak) from public admin department during my time

Bravo!

Ayobamipeter36:


Fear of the future. My dear your future is bright infact shining bright... No need for fear you can do it

may God answer your prayer & may urs be answered too as you have prayed for me.. & i fear the future cux my parents dont have the money to buy me job non have the connection to get me a job.

Congratulations,A good shot!!
The OT you need to keep in mind is to either stick to the university's employment to kickstart a career or start looking out on how to start as an intern in oil servicing firms (DNL,dharmattan and the likes) with or without pay before or during service year.. and ensure you also join any young professionals society that gives updates on fresh grad training / jobs..

..Train yourself to become whats embedded in you.. A quick look at these ones in the link..
(https://africanshapers.com/en/100-outstanding-female-executives-in-the-african-oil-and-gas-industry/)

..Get this posted on linkedin as well..

I'm a little curious about how you ended up with 4.46 (that was so close). If you don't mind, please post your cgpa for each level from 100 let me see if something was wrong from previous years.

Rexsul:
Smile Geology and Biochemistry department are well known for having Sadistic lecturers in Bosso campus. Trust me the lady is really good to have graduated with such CGPA from a department like that. �

Sir are u a pharmacist

Loewe:


It's a simple and very interesting course of study, I can tell you that "with my full chest".... But it seems the academics in that field aren't fulfilled and they take it out on the students.

I can still tell you the average composition of crustal rocks by heart (O Si Al Fe Ca Na Mg Ti H P) along with their percentages, despite the fact that I don't have a degree in geology. When I tell your colleagues this, they just run... meanwhile I was a business major in the university.

A round of applause to you. Simple course indeed. I did geology up to MSc level, those giberrish u put up above is nothing but listing ordinary elements. Do you know that we have nothing less than 10 areas of specialization under geology ranging from petrology to paleontology?

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geokay777:

A round of applause to you. Simple course indeed. I did geology up to MSc level, those giberrish u put up above is nothing but listing ordinary elements. Do you know that we have nothing less than 10 areas of specialization under geology ranging from petrology to paleontology?

Why the stupid aggression? Getat!

Loewe:


Why the stupid aggression? Getat!

LOL , better face ur business jeje

Loewe:


4.46 CGPA is just 2.1!!! This is a sign that something is wrong with the department....

How can that be the best grade in an entire department? So nobody had 1st class Wooow!!!

Someone like this would have graduated with an almost perfect CGPA in a private university.

Congrats to you and shame on the academic sadists!

This mindset of everything being simple in a private university needs to stop. She said she was a nursing mother and I bet you that in a private university she might not have coped with lectures starting by 7am everyday with attendance strictly taken and most lecturers without 80% attendance rate you cannot write their exams. Mind you an A in most private universities starts from 80. A high advantage private universities have is the ability to hold lecturers accountable without a backlash.

Longin:
Even civil engineering self no suppose carry you.
How did you pass English in waec?

See fool. Your papa sperm na waste. You mama womb don na counterfeit. Idiotic animalistic entity like you.

abimic:

Did you say civil engineering is easier, did you emerge as the best in your set or you had a first class? Because in UNIBEN then, Geology students didn't make so much noise like biochemistry did about how hard their courses were to pass. I read Engineering too.

In my school most people switch to civil. Especially people from mathematics n physics. No bother de near mechanical n electrical engineering. Civil Lecturers make sense for unn. Especially one Fulani man way Dem de call Adamu'. Adamu finally left to his country Niger.

abimic:

Did you say civil engineering is easier, did you emerge as the best in your set or you had a first class? Because in UNIBEN then, Geology students didn't make so much noise like biochemistry did about how hard their courses were to pass. I read Engineering too.

In UNN, another difficult course is Microbiology '. Those people de suffer for nothing. Las las job no go dey for most of Dem. Most of Dem do switch to medlab, medicine n nursing

vickydevoka:

In UNN, another difficult course is Microbiology '. Those people de suffer for nothing. Las las job no go dey for most of Dem. Most of Dem do switch to medlab, medicine n nursing

This is a very ignorant statement. You better get yourself enlightened. Job scarcity is not peculiar to Microbiology alone, I know alot of engineering graduates without jobs too. Aside courses in the health sciences, other disciplines currently struggle with employment in Nigeria. Stop being ignorant. Microbiology has numerous applications in the pharmaceutical, medical, industrial and environmental sectors. Only an ignorant mofo would say otherwise.

vickydevoka:

In my school most people switch to civil. Especially people from mathematics n physics. No bother de near mechanical n electrical engineering. Civil Lecturers make sense for unn. Especially one Fulani man way Dem de call Adamu'. Adamu finally left to his country Niger.

Civil engineering for UNIBEN and FUNAAB no be beans o. Esp for UNIBEN, to have a 2,1 you have to be very very very good. Another crazy course is mechanical engineering, I had a female friend who had a first class from it, mehn.. That girl na efiko left and back. Electrical for UNIBEN... We dey get first class well well nah....

vickydevoka:

In UNN, another difficult course is Microbiology '. Those people de suffer for nothing. Las las job no go dey for most of Dem. Most of Dem do switch to medlab, medicine n nursing

Most lecturers of microbiology and biochemistry are just out to make people fail. At the bolded, you're so on point.

abimic:

Civil engineering for UNIBEN and FUNAAB no be beans o. Esp for UNIBEN, to have a 2,1 you have to be very very very good. Another crazy course is mechanical engineering, I had a female friend who had a first class from it, mehn.. That girl na efiko left and back. Electrical for UNIBEN... We dey get first class well well nah....

We get 5 first class. Every thing depends on de lecturer