Alhamdulillah!🤲
After one year of suspension,I came back stronger,more determined,and more focused than ever.I pushed through with endless and intense hard work,refused to give up,and eventually achieved the goal I once feared might slip away.
Today,I can proudly say I made it.
If you're unsure of what to pursue right now, pursue yourself.
Pursue becoming the healthiest, happiest, most grounded, and most confident version of you.
When you do, the right path will meet you halfway.
🚨 OGUN STATE EMERGENCY AMBULANCE LINE
If you witness or are involved in an accident anywhere in Ogun State, call 08112000033 for emergency ambulance assistance.
While 112 is Nigeria’s national emergency number, calls may need to be assessed and redirected to state responders, potentially causing delays.
For now, calling Ogun State’s direct ambulance line is the more practical option.
Important: The ambulance service is FREE, including treatment at approved health facilities for the first 48 hours after an accident.
📌 Save: 08112000033
Share this information. Every second counts, and this number could help save a life.
If you witness an accident or are involved in one anywhere in Ogun State, please call 08112000033 for emergency ambulance assistance.
Many would ask, “why not 112?”. 112 is Nigeria’s national emergency number, it is a federal call center. Calls have to be taken, information assessed and then routed to the appropriate state emergency responders. This can cost valuable time and communication issues if the first operator is not familiar with the area.
Nigeria is still working towards the infrastructure required for a Location-Based Emergency Call Routing {Next Generation 112 NG112 or Next Generation 911 NG911}, which is the modern age seamless, unified and localized emergency response system. Until then, calling Ogun State’s direct ambulance line is the faster option. That is what is practical for now.
Save this number: 08112000033.
Ogun State’s ambulance service is also FREE for emergencies and treatment in approved health facilities for the first 48 hours following an accident.
In an emergency, every second counts. Save the number. Share it. You could help save a life.
MY ADVICE TO ALL FINALISTS!
To all finalists in institutions still awaiting NELFUND disbursement, particularly those in five-year programmes, I have a piece of advice for you.
If you can recall, your JAMB admission letter stated that you were offered admission for a four-year programme, despite the fact that some of these courses are structured to run for five years.
Now that you are in your final lap and facing issues relating to missing information or delayed NELFUND processing, I strongly advise you to make every possible effort to raise your school fees and pay them immediately.
If NELFUND eventually processes your application and makes payment, you may be eligible for reimbursement through your school’s management, subject to the institution’s reimbursement policy.
I understand that some students are already complaining that they are yet to receive their reimbursements despite making payments. However, my concern is that you should not put yourself in a position where you risk losing your final-year opportunity because you are waiting endlessly for NELFUND.
Don’t allow a delay in funding to jeopardise the years of hard work you have put into your education. Avoid a situation that could eventually become a story that touches the heart.
Please, communicate with your parents or guardians and encourage them to explore every possible means of raising the money.
I know it may not be easy, but I sincerely pray that God makes a way for every one of you. May you all cross the finish line successfully. ❤️
I heard that a student reportedly died from severe menstrual pain, and it got me wondering: how can menstrual pain become life-threatening?
What are the possible complications, and what exactly is endometriosis?
People know exactly what they’re doing ooo.😂😂
They will survive without you. You’re just there thinking you’re all they’ve got. My brother, na lie! Everybody has alternatives; nobody is as indispensable as they make you believe.
Stop overestimating your importance in people's lives.
For the first time in years, I’m finally experiencing life without academic pressure. 😂❤️ No more worrying about lectures at specific times, rushing to classes, preparing for exams or stressing over academic activities.
Just waking up and living life without asking myself, “What class do I have today?” 😂
This tastes different! 🥹❤
Nobody really talks about the boring, quiet phase that comes after graduation. The excitement of signing out, taking pictures, celebrating and finally being called a graduate slowly fades away.
Then reality sets in.
No more rushing to lectures, no more classmates to gist with, no more academic pressure, no more familiar routines.
Just you, your thoughts, responsibilities, unanswered questions and the uncertainty of what comes next.
You spend years looking forward to graduating, only to realise that sometimes, the hardest part isn't getting the degree; it's figuring out what to do with life afterwards.
Graduation is celebrated loudly, but the transition into adulthood happens quietly. ❤
No shade, but at this big age, if you’re still spending your days in group chats with a bunch of people, gossiping and discussing other people’s lives, you’re miserable and seriously need to get a life.
There’s more to life than monitoring people who aren’t even thinking about you. Focus on yourself. Grow, build, and do something meaningful with your time.