@Iwelabi1 Money first, then the list. you briefly think the money is already here and it matches.
List first, then the money. you briefly think; okay, the expected amount is there.”
Once you’ve checked both, those small thoughts disappear. You’re left with the exact same facts.
@Iwelabi1 Let me try...
To my my understanding of the context, there’s no real difference.
In both cases you end up knowing the same two things: your account has ₦10m and 10 people each owe you ₦1m.
The only change is the order you look.
Hello guys. There is an online class going on now for Financial Accounting for foundation student. @Iwelabi1 is the tutor for this session.
Financial Accounting for ICAN
Friday, Sep 11 • 16:30 – 18:00
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Richard Okunola ICAN Access Scholarship 3.0 – Shortlisted Candidates! 🎉
I’m pleased to announce the recipients of the Richard Okunola ICAN Access Scholarship 3.0, a small but meaningful initiative to support aspiring accountants working hard to earn their AAT certification under ICAN.
In this edition, a total of 8 outstanding candidates were selected. All recipients met one or more of the following criteria:
✅ OND Accounting graduates with distinction
✅ First-class undergraduate accounting students
✅ Students who have passed ATS I & II and are preparing for ATS III
✅ Clear evidence of financial constraints
Scholarship coverage includes ICAN enrolment, exemption, and exam fees—paid directly to ICAN.
🎓 Recipients:
1. Akinleye Akinrinde (@akinrinde03) – OND, 3.78/4.00
2. Olakunle Emmanuel (@Marshal637) – OOU, 4.83/5.00
3. Tolu (@redemptive_eye) – ATS I & II passed
4. Samson Oluwalana (@samkay65) – ATS I & II passed
5. Eyiaro Enoch Oluwatobiloba (@Etrain2006) – OAU, 4.9/5.00 (Prize Winner)
6. Akintoye Akinsola Samuel (@HaamAkintoye) – One paper left in ATS III
7. Blessing Ifeoluwa (@A20070Adekoya) – OAU, 4.8/5.00
8. Kolawolu Anjoluwo Ibrahim (@AnuoluwapoIbra5) – UNILAG, 4.91/5.00
To all recipients: well done! Your hard work and consistency speak for themselves. Keep going. The profession needs people like you.
To everyone who applied and wasn’t selected—please don’t stop. Keep pushing, keep building. There will be more opportunities.
Shortlisted candidates, please reach out to Dahunsi Adeyinka (@A_Dahunsi), my distinguished partner, who will be handling the scholarship disbursement.
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