I am the first Nigerian to hold these combined degrees and fellowship.
PhD, MSc (Immunology & Immunochemistry), MNSc (Medical-Surgical Nursing), MBA (Information Technology), BSc (Microbiology), BNSc (Nursing Science) PGD (Education), ND (Science Laboratory Technology), RN, RM, RPHN, FFIS, MNSM, MASM, MMRS, MNSI.
No caps.
A few:
-Cut off anyone who disrespects you
-Pay attention to the tone and body language of people no matter how good what they say sounds
-Don’t be an open book, people should never know who exactly you are
-Be very delusional about your capabilities
-Never forgive betrayal
Do you know why this girl getting all the good things is making me so happy?
In Nigeria, studying courses like French or German usually gets reactions like, “What are you using that rubbish to do?”
If you aren’t studying medicine, nursing, or pharmacy, you’re not taken seriously.
She must have gotten backhanded and mean “compliments” throughout four years of studying, yet it never derailed her from putting her whole heart into it.
I’m so, so proud of you, babes.
Big congratulations 😘😘
Reintroduction:
B.A French (First Class Honours), University of Ibadan.
Acquired DELF/DALF B2 level
I teach French, also into sports journalism (athletics) and social media management.
Just tapping from her grace😍