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Interviewer: Good evening and welcome ma.  Sis Usang Chinyere: Good evening ma Interviewer: Cross your legs ma and make yourself comfortable.  Can we meet you? Sis Usang Chinyere: My name is Usang Augustina Chinyere. I'm a 400L student of the department of biochemistry from the prestigious university, University of Ilorin. : I'm an indigene of Ebonyi state. Interviewer: What course did you choose initially? Sis Usang Chinyere: Biochemistry. Interviewer: What if you are not currently studying this course you are studying, what course would you rather be studying? Sis Usang Chinyere: Medicine and Surgery. I actually chose to study Medicine and Surgery at Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Nsukka. But I had to change the institution and course because of the distance and the fact that I couldn't meet up with the cut off mark there. Interviewer: Would you mind sharing your admission story with us? Was it your first Jamb and how did you feel when you finally got in? Sis Usan

Interviewer: Can we meet you ma?  Sis Blessing Akanmu: I am Akanmu Blessing Oluwatobiloba Interviewer: What state are you from?  Beautiful Akanmu: I am from oyo state Interviewer: What's your course of study?  Sis Blessing Akanmu: Linguistics and Nigerian Languages Interviewer: What course did you choose initially? Sis Blessing Akanmu: Well, it is in two forms because I got admitted through remedial I chose Linguistics in remedial and Mass Communication in Jamb. Interviewer: Would you mind sharing your admission story with us? Was it your first Jamb and how did you feel when you finally got in? Sis Blessing Akanmu: I did my first jamb in 2016 and I wasn’t admitted….I sat down for my second jamb in 2017 but didn’t get admission even after meeting up with the cut off marks and all. In 2018, I did remedial and I got admitted through remedial.Though, it was not an easy thing rewriting an exam over and over but in all, God knows best and I thank God for where I am today. Int

Interviewer: Can we meet you? Bro Oni Oluwajuwon: My name is Oni  Oluwajuwon Abimbola. A 500level student of the department of Mechanical Engineering.  Interviewer: What course did you choose initially? Bro Oni Oluwajuwon: Mechanical Engineering Interviewer: Would you mind sharing your admission story with us? Was it your first Jamb and how did you feel when you finally got in? Bro Oni Oluwajuwon: Okay, I gained admission with my first jamb and of course everyone feels happy on gaining admission especially when you are admitted to study a course of your choice.  Interviewer: So, are you single in the Lord or Single and searching or engaged or maybe married? Bro Oni Oluwajuwon: I would like to skip this question but well I have a crush.  Interviewer: Give us a brief detail of your educational background. Primary & Secondary. Bro Oni Oluwajuwon: I had my primary education at Noble kiddies nursery and primary school Akure. (A little something here I repeated twice in my nu

Interviewer: We're pleased to have you here.  Bro Elijah Otunla: Good evening ma'am.  It's a pleasure to be here ma. Interviewer: Can we meet you sir? Bro Elijah Otunla: My name is Elijah Oluwafemi Otunla. I'm from Osun state, isudunrin LGA to be precise.... I'm a student of University of ilorin , From the department of Telecommunication science, Faculty of Communication and information science. Interviewer: What course did you choose initially?  Bro Elijah Otunla: Telecommunication science. Interviewer: Would you mind sharing your admission story with us? Was it your first Jamb and how did you feel when you finally got in? Bro Elijah Otunla: I actually did jamb three time..... My initial course at first was civil engineering but UNILORIN did not give me admission so the second jamb I did, I actually chose the course again but I had to do change of course to Telecommunication science but still I didn't get the admission..... For the third I tried aga

Sis Olaide: Good evening ma. Interviewer: It's so good to have you here ma. Sis Olaide: Thank you ma Interviewer: So, can we meet you ma? Tell us about you. Sis Olaide: Okay ma. My name is Olaide, Temitope Lawal. I am an indigene of Kwara state. A student of the department of the Marketing department, Faculty of Management Science. I am from a family of 8 and I am the fifth born. Interviewer: What course did you choose initially?  Sis Olaide: Finance Interviewer: Would you mind sharing your admission story with us? Was it your first Jamb and how did you feel when you finally got in? Sis Olaide: Actually, I gain admission through Direct entry. That is, it was through IJMB. Interviewer: Was it your first attempt?  Sis Olaide: No. I finish my SSCE in the year 2014 and wrote WEAC three times because I was looking for a subject (English Language). I took Jamb in the year 2016 which I score 236 but I wasn't given Admission. In the year 2018, a friend of mine told me about

Interviewer: Hi. Can we meet you?   Bro Solarin Timothy: My name is Timothy Oluwatimileyin Solarin. I am from a family of 7. I hail from Ikenne in Ogun State. I was born on September 3rd. I am a final year student at the University of Ilorin, faculty of management science, department of finance. Interviewer: What course did you choose initially? Bro  Solarin Timothy: Finance Interviewer: Fantastic! Would you mind sharing your admission story with us? Was it your first Jamb and how did you feel when you finally got in? Bro Solarin Timothy: Hmm... I have been to the polytechnic before, Yaba College of Technology to be specific, 2014/2015 academic session and I finished in March 2017, due to a strike and delay from the school management. I wrote another jamb in 2018 which I selected UNILORIN and I had 271 in my jamb and 84% in my post utme and then the Lord did it himself. Interviewer: Was there any point during this wait that you felt like giving up on a University education?

One of the great gifts God gave to man is prayer. A gift that gives us access to our father. A means of communicating our desires to our father. Prayer is mankind exercising dominion over the earth by giving God the freedom to intervene in the earth’s affairs. It shows our total dependence on God. But where have we gotten it wrong?  If Luke 18:1 can say “men ought always to pray, and not to faint", it shows the necessity of prayer in the life of a man. Today people find it hard to pray. Prayer is now tagged to be a time-consuming activity. Some people even say it is meant for ministers of God alone. Some might say let me use my time for something meaningful instead of praying. People now see prayer as a burden. Who has bewitched us? Elijah, for instance, a human just like us, prayed hard that it wouldn’t rain, and it didn’t. Not a drop for three and a half years and then he prayed that it would rain, and it did. The showers came and everything started growing again. If a man can d