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Adventure: A Visit to Worry Industry

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The early hours of the First Saturday in June ,the First day actually didn't sit well with me as I rushed out of the bed on hearing that I will sit for an exam that I'm supposed to write the following week. Just as I stepped outside my room, my coursemates(girls) were outside in their various night wears, while some were on the towels probably heading to the bathroom. Everyone was alarmed and disturbed by the uproar in the hostel, till we discovered it was a prank by one of a classmate๐Ÿ˜ฌ, my gaaaaaaad! ...  You know its funny how 75% of the things we worry about in life don't happen.  I told myself I would jog that morning after my devotion, but as the weather was so cool, I resorted to sleeping . I wrapped myself in my blanket and slept๐Ÿ˜€, but immediately I heard the news, I jumped off my bed. [ to be continued....... ]       Why do we have to let bad things happen, before taking the necessary steps ? I mean, who said I have to constantly worry about the ...

JUNE BOOK REVIEW: Social Media is Your New CV,by Yemisi Ajeojo

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Have you ever craved for a food so badly that it almost takes you on a journey to another planet ๐Ÿ˜ƒ. -I have, very well! ๐Ÿ˜‹.Social Media is Your New CV is one of those books i look forward to reading, immediately the author, Yemisi posted it on her Page, and I finally got my hands on it .It was indeed a great read,guys! ๐Ÿ“š.  I knew Yemisi Ajeojo through a friend of mine and she really lived her book: Social Media is your New CV .   According to google, Nigeria's unemployment rate stood at  23.1 percent  of the work force in the third quarter, up from 18.1 percent a year earlier, the head of the statistics office Yemi Kale said on his official Twitter feed  on the 19th of December,2018,and this stats is quite alarming as the rate of unemployment increases year in, year out . As a graduate,a fellow Nigerian youth can no longer rely on white-collar jobs or employment into the corporate world,and this calls for the uproar of entrepreneurship which had gott...