Oloketuyi Marshal Opeyemi

A natural selfless person|Civil Engineer| C.E.O|ConstructionPreneur|Project Manager|Creative Thinker|Fx/Crypto Enthusiast|Futa Alumnus.

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I know relief will come. My heart will find peace again, and what feels heavy today will one day make sense. I will hold on a little longer.

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The challenges that tested me did not destroy my vision; they became the materials I used to build my purpose.

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A man’s true strength is not shown when life is easy, but when responsibility arrives before he feels ready.

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My journey taught me that leadership is not about standing above people but standing with them when the weight is heavy.

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I have learned that life is like construction; a strong foundation built through struggles can carry the weight of a great future.

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The existence of foolishness gives wisdom its value, and the presence of darkness makes the light truly visible.

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I do not search for flaws in religion; I am a seeker of truth. Being religious is not always the same as being spiritual, and true faith is revealed by the heart and actions.

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If your brain is not useful, your purpose may remain limited; God uses the mind He has equipped you with.

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How many CEOs would still get rich if they truly paid their workers well?
A salary that cannot help a worker survive, save, solve basic needs, and support others is not fair compensation. It is slavery.

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Education is what you teach yourself; academics is what you are taught in school. School gives you knowledge, but true education comes from continuous learning.

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Never mistake age for wisdom. Intelligence has no age limit, and truth has no birthday.

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Any breakthrough in life comes with pain. Pain can be in any form.

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Any breakthrough in life comes with pain.
Pain can be in any form.

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Graduated with a 2.2 or Third Class? Here Is What You Must Do Differently

Graduating with a 2.2 or a Third Class does not end your chances of securing scholarships or graduate admissions, but it does mean your approach must be more intentional.

Here is what changes.

1. Stop trying to compete on grades alone
Your CGPA will not be your strongest selling point, so your application cannot be built around it. Strong candidates in this category succeed by shifting focus to growth, direction, and evidence of capability beyond grades.

2. Learn how to frame your academic journey properly
You must be able to explain your trajectory honestly. This is not about excuses, but about showing learning, maturity, and how your current goals were shaped by experience. Many applicants struggle here because they have never been guided on how to frame this effectively.

3. Build strong post-graduation evidence
Work experience, research exposure, certifications, publications, or professional milestones become very important. These help committees assess what you are capable of now, not just what happened during your undergraduate years.

4. Be strategic about where you apply
Not all programs and funding bodies evaluate candidates the same way. Some are more holistic and place strong emphasis on experience, research potential, and alignment. Knowing where to focus your energy matters.

5. Invest in your documents
Your CV, Statement of Purpose, and other supporting documents carry more weight when your CGPA is lower. Submitting them without a second pair of eyes, especially from experienced reviewers, often means missing gaps, weak framing, or missed opportunities to strengthen your narrative.

6. Use referees intentionally
Your referees should be able to speak clearly about your competence, growth, and readiness for graduate study. Strong recommendations can help rebalance a weaker academic record.

7. Give yourself time and structure
This category of applicants is least served by rushed applications. Early preparation, guided feedback, and a clear activity map make a significant difference.

Knowing what to do differently is important, but working through these steps with the right structure and support makes a significant difference. This is exactly why the 30-Day Scholarship Challenge was designed.

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TOP UNIVERSITIES IN NIGERIA (Published yesterday)

1. University of Ibadan
2. University of Lagos
3. Bayero University, Kano
4. Covenant University
5. Landmark University
6. Ahmadu Bello University
7. Federal University of Technology, Minna
8. University of Ilorin
9. University of Jos
10. University of Nigeria, Nsukka

Source- https://t.co/Ob0yl9Z5pA x @timeshighered