10 Things You Should Do Before Your Final Year in university

By this time in the next two years or so, you would have been rounding off your undergraduate programme. If you want to be sure you had prepared for life after campus, you’ve got to start these right from now!

This is actually based on the notion that you’ve already taken a decision on what you want to be in future. As you get ready for that priced time regarded as ‘final year’, here are the top ten things you should consider doing ahead of then.

Participate in Career Advancement Events: They are many around. From conferences to seminars, workshops to symposia and from competitions to contests, from grants to scholarships, the list is endless. It only takes discerning minds to identify one.

In line with your future aspiration most especially, it is important you attend such career advancement events. Use career advancement websites or google, ask a professional in the field to keep a tab on upcoming career advancement events ahead.

Earn the trust of others: Are you the cunning type? Do you possess some character that could portray you as a dishonest person? It’s high time you started getting rid of such characters.

OAU First Class Graduate Receives N1million Cash Reward and Employment

A First Class graduate of Electrical Engineering from Obafeni Awolowo University, Oluwasegun Famisa, recently during the January 1st Concert organized by the, Ali Baba, at the Eko Hotels convention centre received a cash reward for his outstanding academic performance.

The first Class graduate was also given an automatic employment as a staff of Heritage Bank at the event.

Overwhelmed with Joy, this is what Oluwasegun has to say “First of all, I give glory to God. I feel very good over this,” .

“The last time I felt anything close to this was during my graduation in December and this is a sign that it would be a very good year. I promise to keep striving towards the best in life.”

Dignitaries at the event include Abimbola Fashola, the first lady of Lagos state; Aliko Dangote, Africa’s richest man; Femi Otedola, the chief executive officer of Forte Oil; Dele Mommodu, publisher of Ovation Magazine; Bisi Onasanya, the managing director of First Bank were in attendance.

Others were Ifie Sekibo, CEO of Heritage Bank; Akeem Oyetunde, managing director, Core and Allied Engineering Service; Amaju Pinnick, president of the Nigerian Football Federation; and Mo Abudu, CEO of EbonyLife Television.

"Last Days at Forcados High School" - Questions & Answers Forum

JAMB has earlier stated that Candidates irrespective of their choice of course of study will be tested on a general book: “The Last Days at Forcados High School”

This means that candidates will have to read the book as a compulsory part of the jamb UTME examinations.

We here by create this forum for 2015/2016 candidates to tackle possible questions that can emanate from the book and find possible answers to them.

This forum gives opportunity to 2015 UTME candidates who have a good understanding of the book to help others by debating and providing the correct answers to questions asked from "Last Days at Forcados High School".