For a brother....So I passed out of secondary school when I was 15yrs I looked around for admission and at 18, got an offer to study estate mgt in fed poly ado ekiti. I really didnt find anything interesting about the course I wasted my time, mingle with bad guys thinking I was still young and making really bad choices. At the end of the day I didn't defend my project I dropped out of the school. It's been 4 years and I'm 22. I'm regretting all of my actions and would love to go back to school. But I'm really ashame I mean just staring over at 22 when my mates in secondary school are graduates and now working.

It is true you made bad decisions, but now you've realized your mistakes. Truly, the best time was yesterday, but the next best time is today. What you give to life today, is what you get tomorrow.

The question is: what effort would you put today to correct the past mistakes? Are you willing to drop the guilt and shame, and forge ahead to achieve your aims?

Where do your interests lie? To go back to school or acquire a skill? Do you have sponsors?

What's the ideology behind your motivation/restitution? To reshape your purpose in life, or to compete with friends?
Remember, friends also contributed to the errors of yesterday at Federal Polytechnic, Ado?

You certainly will excel with a right attitude and approach to life.

Project400:
It is true you made bad decisions, but now you've realized your mistakes. Truly, the best time was yesterday, but the next best time is today. What you give to life today, is what you get tomorrow.

The question is: what effort would you put today to correct the past mistakes? Are you willing to drop the guilt and shame, and forge ahead to achieve your aims?

Where do your interests lie? To go back to school or acquire a skill? Do you have sponsors?

What's the ideology behind your motivation/restitution? To reshape your purpose in life, or to compete with friends?
Remember, friends also contributed to the errors of yesterday at Federal Polytechnic, Ado?

You certainly will excel with a right attitude and approach to life.

I love tech gadgets. It's not to compete. I wanna be able to make something out of my life. To know have a worth because I really feel worthless

Boboye4slim:
I love tech gadgets. It's not to compete. I wanna be able to make something out of my life. To know have a worth because I really feel worthless

Would you love to develop your interest in tech gadgets in a classroom or a skill acquisition centre? Your decision to make something good out of life is commendable.

Project400:


Would you love to develop your interest in tech gadgets in a classroom or a skill acquisition centre? Your decision to make something good out of life is commendable.

a skill acquisition Centre..... Is there one??

Boboye4slim:
a skill acquisition Centre..... Is there one??

Apparently, there are skill acquisition centres around. You could do your findings to know which best meet your needs, in terms of fees, proximity, training module, etc. With greater determination, you can combine a formal classroom training in any higher institution of your choice. At 22, you're strong enough to kill two birds with a stone.

We wish you all the best.

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Boboye4slim:
So I passed out of secondary school when I was 15yrs I looked around for admission and at 18, got an offer to study estate mgt in fed poly ado ekiti. I really didnt find anything interesting about the course I wasted my time, mingle with bad guys thinking I was still young and making really bad choices. At the end of the day I didn't defend my project I dropped out of the school. It's been 4 years and I'm 22. I'm regretting all of my actions and would love to go back to school. But I'm really ashame I mean just staring over at 22 when my mates in secondary school are graduates and now working.