Olubunmi Elizabeth

[ADEWUYI Roseline Adebimpe @AdewuyiRoseline]

A new opportunity list is here! If you have been looking for scholarships, fellowships, internships, or leadership programmes, this thread is for you. Don't forget to share it with someone who might need it.

1. UNDP African Youth Co-Creators Council
Age: 18–34
Deadline: July 31, 2026
Website: https://t.co/Weg34RHKop

2. UKRI What Works Innovation Fellowship: Preventing Violence Against Women and Girls
Deadline: September 8, 2026
Website: https://t.co/nUjzm2Hgtv

3. Tsinghua Global SDG Case Competition
Deadline: July 20, 2026
Website: https://t.co/ujFYgbEhte

4. Commonwealth Young Leaders Fellowship
Age: 18–35
Deadline: July 19, 2026
Website: https://t.co/ETaXQaTfxz

5. FAO eLearning Academy Global Youth Contest
Deadline: July 31, 2026
Website: https://t.co/LscISSEHbS

6. DefendDefenders Frontline Human Rights Defenders Training
Deadline: July 26, 2026
Website: https://t.co/53AJCfTMET

7. African Union CIEFFA & ImpactHER Online Capacity Building Training for Emerging Leaders
Deadline: July 31, 2026
Website: https://t.co/okO8tDMr8J

8. United Nations–Nippon Foundation Fellowship on Ocean Affairs and the Law of the Sea
Age: 25–45
Website: https://t.co/rOtGgQEqB0

9. Women's Fellowship on Human Mobility in the Context of Climate Change (HMCCC)
Eligibility: Women aged 18–35
Deadline: July 19, 2026
Website: https://t.co/MTkHo6DiZU

10. ECOWAS Volunteers Programme for Young West Africans
Deadline: July 21, 2026
Website: https://t.co/ue3wU3vb7F

11. Deloitte Cyber Academy Programme
Deadline: July 17, 2026
Website: https://t.co/9ehBzo0uVp

12. World Bank Pioneers Internship Programme
Eligibility: Undergraduate and postgraduate students
Deadline: August 12, 2026
Website: https://t.co/s5roXd2qRw

13. Brandtech Group AI for Good Scholarship – One Young World Summit 2026
Eligibility: African citizens aged 18–30
Deadline: August 2, 2026
Website: https://t.co/6iZCxVXw5J

14. WIC Global Youth Leaders Programme 2026
Eligibility: Applicants under 45 years
Deadline: July 24, 2026
Website: https://t.co/siCxgKMU0I

15. Leading Scholarship – One Young World Summit 2026
Eligibility: 18–35 years
Website: https://t.co/dFoXTBVjnF

[Olubunmi Elizabeth @Inestimableliz]

Come to the bridge, you will find a way to cross it!

[Michael Taiwo @AskMichaelTaiwo]

True story. A couple I know moved to the US. Husband came on an F1 student visa, wife and kids on F2, which meant she could not formally work.

Most people would have waited. She did not.

She cooked for people, braided hair, then trained as a nurse in an accelerated program. She became a nurse before his student status ran out, got a hospital job, and the whole family got their green card through her.

They did not have this planned when they landed. They just came, and figured it out.

If you keep waiting for the full map before you move, you will wait forever. Come to the bridge. You will find a way to cross it.

[Patrick Anum @patrickanum]

Missing person 💔

Name: Adeyemo Oluwafemi Temitope
Course: Quantity surveying
500 Level
Last location : Terminus

Contact to reach out to: 09159197175

Please help repost 🙏

[Prestigious @Prestigious_Gt]

Dear @bornon_sulyman if this post of mine gets 10k likes and 3k retweet

I will get you this from @neo_officialll store

You have 48hours

Goodluck to you

[GBOLAHAN 🪬 @gbolaha_n9]

@germanlang25 Can I have this kinda opportunity too ? It’s being my dream to be fluent in German and aspiring to work in Germany soon 🙏🏽

[Rishabh @Rixhabh__]

8 HIDDEN GROK COMMANDS THAT 90% OF USERS DON’T KNOW

Most people use GROK like this:
“Write a post,”
“Make a list,”
“Explain this…”

But if you’re doing that, you’re missing out on 90% of its real power.

Here are 8 advanced commands that will make GROK work at its full potential:

[Toyyib Adewale Adelodun @taadelodun]

I have lived 23 years in Nigeria and 17 years abroad. Here is what self-help gurus won't tell you

1. You can't outwork your location

I worked hard growing up in Nigeria.
Anyone who went to school with me will tell you.

I will resume school later than my mates due to late payment of fees and I will still end up among the best in class.

Poverty showed me shege!

Then I moved abroad.
Same person. Same work ethic. Same drive.

My currency had actual purchasing power.
My labour was valued 10x higher for the same work.
Infrastructure actually functioned.

That's not mindset or manifestation.

That's geography.

Your location determines your floor and ceiling.
Hard work only determines where you land within that range.

It is not your fault. It is the structural reality.

2. What you work on matters more than how hard you work.

This shifted everything for me.

Before you ask "How can I work harder?" ask this:
"The people who did this work before me - where did they end up? Do I want to end up there?"

If you don't like the destination, effort alone won't save you.

You need a different path, not more hours.

3. If you can't move physically, move digitally

I know what it feels like to have your geography hold you hostage.
But here's the only advantage our generation has: The internet doesn't check your passport like embassy.

20 years ago, I used Google to research scholarships.
Today, you have ChatGPT, Claude, and tools that would have seemed like magic back then.
But most people use the internet to scroll, not to build.
They consume content instead of creating it.
They watch other people win instead of building their own leverage.

Same tools. Completely different outcomes.

Gurus won't tell you this because it destroys their "100% mindset" business model.

Focus on these three and 2026 won't look like 2025.

Location × Leverage × Work Ethic = Outcome

Do you agree, or do you think hard work alone is enough?

If you learn from this, share it with someone who needs to hear it.

Follow me for more uncomfortable truths about success, geography, and what they won't tell you in the webinars.

I have paid the tuition. You get the lessons.

[Dr Oludayo Sokunbi @Oludeewon]

JAPA can still happen to you this year.

RT if you agree.

[Olú @Olufemiloye]

If you want to do a Masters/PhD in Canada and you really need a scholarship, consider applying to one of these 15 schools

They are Canada’s heavy-pocket schools with lots of scholarships

I listed all their programs here, check for yours & APPLY PRESSURE https://t.co/VBxKRyzuIT

[Samuel Ajayi, PhD @SamdGreat01]

Strange story but true

One of the invading terrorists attacked this guy, Sunday Jackson, stabbing him multiple times

He fought back in self defense and killed the terrorists

The courts in Nigeria have sentenced him to death for killing the terrorist

Welcome to Nigeria

[Olubunmi Elizabeth @Inestimableliz]

@iam_Uchenna Yes

[Sakshi @Ashafind]

Dear Data Analyst/Scientist.

Read these books and you'll be miles ahead in your Data journey.

To get it:

1. Follow me (so I can DM you)
2. Like and retweet
3. Reply with "Data"

[Olubunmi Elizabeth @Inestimableliz]

Canada

[Olumuyiwa Igbalajobi, Ph.D @olumuyiwaayo]

What country would you love to study in if funding was not an issue? 🌍

[Olubunmi Elizabeth @Inestimableliz]

@olumuyiwaayo Canada

[Olubunmi Elizabeth @Inestimableliz]

@Oludeewon Amen!

[Olubunmi Elizabeth @Inestimableliz]

@NigeriaStories Way to go!

[Sanya Jain - Your Grad Coach @yourgradcoach]

If you’re applying for a PhD this year, fix these 3 mistakes before you hit “submit.”
(Most applicants don’t even know #2 exists.) 🎯

After reviewing hundreds of doctoral applications, I’ve learned that rejections often have little to do with GPA or publications — and almost everything to do with how applicants frame their research identity.

Here are the 3 silent killers of otherwise strong PhD applications 👇

❌ 1. Turning your Statement of Purpose into a timeline

Your SOP is not your CV in paragraph form.
Admissions committees don’t want every project you’ve ever done — they want to see an intellectual through-line.

🔍 Ask yourself:
•How did each experience refine your research question?
•What technical or conceptual skills did you build that prepare you for doctoral-level work?
•Where is the clear transition from “student of the field” → “emerging researcher”?

🧠 A coherent narrative > a complete history.

⚠️ 2. Ignoring your “theoretical positioning”

This is the mistake almost no one talks about.

Every strong researcher operates from a conceptual or methodological stance — even unconsciously. Do you approach social phenomena through critical theory? Do you model biological systems from a network or molecular perspective?

Your SOP should signal:
•What frameworks guide your thinking
•How you interpret or challenge existing literature
•Why that positioning makes your research distinctive

This tells the committee, “I don’t just know techniques — I know how to think.”

🚫 3. Submitting without a faculty-level alignment check

“Fit” isn’t about listing professors you admire. It’s about demonstrating research complementarity.

Before you apply:
✅ Read at least 2 recent papers from potential supervisors.
✅ Identify one method, dataset, or conceptual gap you could extend.
✅ Explicitly connect your previous work to their ongoing projects.

Strong candidates don’t say, “I want to work with Dr. X.”
They say, “Dr. X’s work on [specific topic] provides the perfect framework to apply [your method/interest].”

That sentence alone can shift an application from interesting to fundable.

🎓 Bottom line:
PhD admissions aren’t about proving brilliance — they’re about showing readiness for independent, theory-driven, field-aligned research.

If your SOP doesn’t do that yet, don’t hit “submit.” Fix these 3 blind spots first.

💬 DM me READY if you want to work with me✍️

[Olubunmi Elizabeth @Inestimableliz]

Done

[Name cannot be blank @hackSultan]

If you have an android phone, just download this AltSchoolGO app and wait for Monday.

RT & Reply “done” here once you have the app so I’ll DM you on Monday. 🤝🤝

[Falope Ibrahim @FalopeIbrahim]

It took me over 2 weeks to paint this. Please use 1 sec of your time to like and repost. Thank you 🙏🏾

[Olubunmi Elizabeth @Inestimableliz]

@osemagnum Amen