Victoria Adebosin

Raising knowledgeable, articulate, purpose-driven young people through faith, education and leadership. Speak Right with COTA (SRC)

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We spend our lives calling on different names to fix our internal chaos, only to find the pressure remains. 🌪️

[Victoria Adebosin @cota_foundation]

May time heal what words cannot reach. If you remember this night too, share a thought or leave a light in the replies. 🕯️🕊️
#October2020 #MemoryAndReflection

[Victoria Adebosin @cota_foundation]

The air in the evening held an unfamiliar cold,
A season of walking on uneven ground,
Where miles stretched out beneath weary feet
And the wheels of transit came to a halt.

[Victoria Adebosin @cota_foundation]

Not a word too loud, not a finger pointed high,
A simple silent prayer as the spirits pass by,
Holding grief in a neutral space,
Where healing is in the face of every scar.

[Victoria Adebosin @cota_foundation]

@akintollgate CGPA 4.94, 300 Level student of Lens University, Ilemona.

Happy Independence Day, and thank you for supporting academic excellence! 🇳🇬✨

[Fabian Benjamin @FabianB58246501]

RE: “YOU CAN’T BE IN UNIVERSITY AND STILL WRITE JAMB”
The attention of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has been drawn to a misleading and unfortunate distortion of a portion of the Board’s clear directives to candidates registering for the 2026 UTME/DE, as contained in the 2026 UTME/DE advertisement. This deliberate misrepresentation is being propagated by some unscrupulous self-styled education advocates for parochial interests.
This development is hardly surprising, as such individuals routinely surface at the commencement of every registration cycle. Many of them do not take the time to read or properly understand the guidelines, yet hastily rush to the public space with false narratives aimed solely at attracting traffic to their social media platforms. Had they read the instructions, they would have found them unambiguous and straightforward.
For the avoidance of doubt and for record purposes, and in line with its statutory mandate to prevent multiple matriculations, the Board directed that all candidates registering for the 2026 UTME/DE must disclose their matriculation status, where applicable.
It is not an offence for a candidate to register for the UTME/DE while still enrolled in an institution. However, failure to disclose such status constitutes an offence. Disclosure simply means that once a candidate secures admission through the latest registration, the former admission automatically ceases to subsist.
The law is explicit that no candidate is permitted to hold two admissions concurrently.
Furthermore, recent findings indicate that many matriculated students are engaged as professional examination takers. Mandatory disclosure therefore expedites appropriate action whenever such candidates are apprehended.
Although the Board’s system has the capacity to detect prior matriculation, any candidate discovered to have failed to disclose such status stands the risk of forfeiting both opportunities.
The Board therefore urges the public to be cautious of these so-called education advocates who are perpetually eager to mislead candidates and parents for selfish gain. Members of the public are advised to carefully read official guidelines and avoid accepting distorted interpretations wholesale.

Fabian Benjamin, Ph.D, JP.
PCA, JAMB

[Victoria Adebosin @cota_foundation]

Join us by tomorrow
Don’t miss this especially if you are a student 👩‍🎓
We’d be having a class on LGIP Global Platform on Tuesday, 13th January, 2025.
Join through the link below 👇

https://t.co/TpYyeXjmhb

God bless you 🙏
#cotafoundation #teacher #RabbiTribeofLGIP

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P.S. Looking at this photo of my COTA Foundation shirt, I realize how God gives us assignments even when we’re just 'walking home.' Helping children is more than a slogan; it’s a lifestyle! ❤️

#ChristianCreative #Culture #Persistence #writer #KingdomContent #cotafoundation

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ASK FOR HELP!

I had a moment today that humbled me.

Walking home from church, two little girls, maybe 4 and 6 years old approached me. They spoke to me in Yoruba, but it wasn’t the "surface" version I’m used to. It was Ìjìnlẹ̀ (Deep).
I asked, "What did you say?"…

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I want us to rekindle our prayer fire today.
1. Drop a "🙏" in the comments if you are committing to NOT giving up on your prayer life.
2. Share this with someone who feels like their prayers are hitting a ceiling.

Let’s be persistent. The Helper is standing right there.