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HUMAN CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE.
Building Talent, Bridging inclusive Leadership Gap, Youths, Women and out of School Children Empowerment Initiative.

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What is insecurity to Nigerians? 'The state of being open to danger, threat; lack of protection'. We are insecure in every respect; job insecurity, insecurity to life and properties, food & water insecurity, insecurity to speech & social justice.
#RestructureNigeriaToSaveLives

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The oilfields were my final destination, but the lessons learned in the bustling market and the quiet classroom had paved the way, shaping the engineer I became.

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From the bartering of the marketplace to the complexities of engineering, my journey was a tapestry woven with contrasting threads. Each experience, each challenge, had shaped me, ignited a flame of ambition, and fueled my drive to learn, to grow, to contribute.

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I learned to navigate complex systems, to unravel the intricate dance of pressure and flow. I learned to think critically, to solve problems, to thrive in a world of equations and calculations.

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I left the familiarity of the classroom, trading the chalk for blueprints and the gentle hum of students for the roar of machinery.

The oilfields were a baptism by fire. The heat, the grime, the relentless demand for knowledge and precision, all pushed me to my limits.

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But the whispers of the oilfields, stories of towering structures and technological wonders, reached my ears. The allure of engineering, of building the world, was too strong to resist.

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I learned the joy of teaching, the power of imparting knowledge, the satisfaction of seeing young minds blossom. For a time, I became a teacher myself, guiding those who, like me, were eager to break free from the confines of their circumstances.

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Mathematics, once a foreign language, became a source of fascination, its logic resonating with the order I had observed in the market.
The school wasn't just a classroom; it was a crucible, forging my spirit.

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The air buzzed with the sound of children's voices, their eager eyes drinking in knowledge. I became a student, a sponge soaking up every drop of information. I learned to read, to write, to unravel the mysteries of numbers.

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He saw the hunger in my eyes, the potential waiting to be unleashed. He offered me a simple deal: trade my wares for a place in his classroom, a chance to learn.

Stepping into that small school was like entering a different world.

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My life was a tapestry of deals, of whispered negotiations, of the thrill of a successful trade. I knew the pulse of the market, the value of a well-worn trinket, the art of a persuasive word.

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But the market, for all its hustle and bustle, was a cage. I yearned for something more, something that resonated with the restless curiosity burning inside me. One day, a chance encounter with a traveling teacher ignited a spark.

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Okay, here's a story about your journey, weaving together those experiences:

From Bartering to Equations: A Journey of Transformation

The sun beat down on the dusty market square, its heat a familiar friend. I was twelve, a seasoned veteran of the bartering game.

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@uddy_mark001 GM

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@Picoinkyc @PITechnic @PiCoreTeam @PITechnic my KYC status has remained pending for over one year ago. Please kindly fix the issue. I am Chinyeaka Daniel Onyeka, from Nigeria, West Africa.

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BREAKING:

‘g’overnor Ademola Adeleke has just appointed his biological daughter as a Commissioner in Osun State.

Congratulations to the good people of Osun State.

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Build your career in data science and data analytics

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Which university gives scholarship in Nigeria?
Jim OVia Scholarship; NNPC/CHEVRON Undergraduate University Scholarships; and NNPC/SHELL SPDC JV Undergraduate University Scholarships Award.

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Which universities in Nigeria offer scholarships?
NNPC/ADDAX Scholarship; NNPC/TOTAL Undergraduate University Scholarships; NNPC/SNEPCo National Undergraduate University Scholarships;

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A minimum 3.0 CGPA is typically required for undergraduate scholarships, and a 5.0 CGPA is preferred. Some need a higher CGPA. The higher your CGPA the higher your chances of succeeding.