One major excuse I have heard repeatedly given for failure in academics is the choice of a wrong course. It is a major factor contributing to the loss of interest and ultimate dissolution of grit, passion and determination to succeed.
Every man has something to offer. I once learnt from a random video I saw online. It was a bit transient, but the thought never left me. We all have something to offer and a thorough understanding of this will help us put things in the correct perspective.
I woke up this morning to a bowl of Garri mixed with Cocoa powder and milk. It was a Monday morning and the usual sounds of an awakening city filled the air, cars, bikes and loud human noises. My upstairs neighbour had begun his routine gospel playlist, at least I could be grateful it wasn’t a Hi-Fi Mainstream rap and hip-pop beat, mornings are very crucial to my existence.
The modern day christian faces a lot more questions than ever before…gone are the days of “gba be” (Yoruba word for “Just accept it”). Many youth now seek for reasons and answers, underlying causes to actions so revered by older generations.
The sudden rave for white collar jobs is quickly waning. More and more people especially young graduates are beginning to realise that there is no manna from heaven anymore.
I have decided to start writing a blog where you guys would get to see the latest with ministry and the zeal of God being accomplished in this generation.
I’m currently rounding off a 3-day training on the method for carrying out the Consolidated Undrained and Drained Triaxial Tests.
I’m currently working at the TREVI Foundations Geotechnical Research Laboratory in FUTA, Akure, Ondo state, were i have been charged with the responsibility of ensuring that the triaxial testing equipments are brought to full functioning capacity.
Nigeria is finally making her mark in the committee of geotechnics-inclined nations. I was priviledged to attend a workshop for the NGA (A member of the NSE, Nigerian Society of Engineers), and was impressed to see the international ISSMGE (International Society of Soil Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering) board members at the workshop
