Yesterday my papa/mama drop our monthly allowance, e do gbim for my account fess.
Then e do bangdededeng.
I wan go order like 10 shirts now. Keep the change.
Next month, I go collect again. E be like I go use that one buy new phone.
Make una dey suffer dey go abeg
What was supposed to be 5 turned into 7. Thanks, ASUU. 😂
Seven years of Mechatronics, memories, setbacks, growth, and lessons.
Today, we signed out.
A chapter ends. Hope remains.
That delay wasn’t denial. In Shaa Allah, the best is yet to come.
Congratulations U19 Mechatronics!!
He was a banker even during our undergrad
He got married
He graduated top of our class — 20/21
He won the Kano scholarship to India
He graduated top of his MSc — 23/24
He got promoted to Branch Manager
He passed away yesterday — 14/09/26
Allah ya jiƙan Malam Umar.
The Dangote Refinery share, which is ₦525 per share now, will reach ₦10,000 per share. Your ₦5 million investment now will become over ₦50 million.
- Aliko Dangote
“Those small investors who want to buy with ₦50,000 or ₦100,000 will get approval first, then the rest will share.
“The share now is ₦525. This share will one day become ₦10,000. So if you buy and it becomes ₦10,000, and you put in ₦5 million, it becomes ₦50 million plus. You have become rich, and there is no need to sell. You don’t have to fear devaluation. You can choose dividend in naira or in dollars.”
- Aliko Dangote, in an interview with Abis Fulani
I am still saying it, and this is coming from someone who finds physics fascinating: medicine is way beyond anything engineering will ever accomplish.
An aircraft is a mighty feat. We designed it. A space rocket? We designed it. Electromagnetic technology, bridges, computers, all of these are incredible feats, but ultimately things we designed and built from the ground up.
Now think about medicine. Humans are opening up a body they did not design, navigating structures they did not create, knowing what to cut, what not to touch, what connects to what, where something needs to go and what carries it there and then putting the whole thing back together.
That is, and will probably forever remain, mightier to me than anything we have ever achieved as engineers.