Up next · EP23 · Monday 26 Oct, 8am
How to Stop Procrastinating & Build Discipline as a Nigerian Student
with Magdalene Udeagha Kalu
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Nigerian students are not short of potential. They are short of information, exposure and access to the right networks. NSP helps students see what is possible, discover what is required, and take action.
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All Academics episodes- From Depression to 5.0 CGPA: How Landmark University's Overall Best Graduating Student Achieved a Perfect CGPADeborah Danjuma / 5.00 CGPA Graduate, Erasmus Mundus Scholar at IFRoS, Full-Stack Robotics Engineer
- Failed a Course? A 5.0 CGPA Graduate Reveals How to Bounce BackPrecious Okon / 5.0 CGPA Graduate and Execution Coach
- The Carryover Trap and How to Bounce Back When You Fail a CourseEngr. Adedamola Oke / Agricultural and Environmental Engineer and Speaker
- Why Sorting Still Exists in Nigerian Universities, and Who Is Really to BlameModupe Olajide / Education Influencer and Tutor
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- EP23 · Up next 26 OctNot out yet
How to Stop Procrastinating & Build Discipline as a Nigerian Student
Magdalene Udeagha Kalu · Author
Out 12 Oct
SkillsHow Nigerian Students Can Get Their First Global Opportunity Using AI & LinkedIn (watch on YouTube, opens in a new tab)
Blessing Ikpia · Growth Marketer and Tech Brand Strategist
The guests
Proof it's possiblefrom whereyou're standing.
Nigerian students and young professionals who did it in Nigerian schools. Not distant celebrities.
Magdalene Udeagha Kalu
Author, Social Development Advocate, Founder of Courageous Me
Deborah Danjuma
5.00 CGPA Graduate, Erasmus Mundus Scholar at IFRoS, Full-Stack Robotics Engineer
Blessing Ikpia
Growth Marketer and Tech Brand Strategist
Engr. Amarachi Nwachukwu
Marine Engineering Graduate
Anne Iiaye Daniel-Osueke
Identity Coach, Faith and Purpose Speaker
Roseline Adewuyi, Ph.D.
Social Educator and Speaker
Blessing Okebe
Award-Winning Event Host and Personal Branding Strategist
Chijindu Atusiuba
Financial Markets Trader and Bot Developer
Precious Okon
5.0 CGPA Graduate and Execution Coach
Joseph Don
Entrepreneur and Sales Expert
Engr. Adedamola Oke
Agricultural and Environmental Engineer and Speaker
Modupe Olajide
Education Influencer and Tutor
Benedict Ater
Overall Best Student, Nigerian Law School
GreatWisdom Nwigwe
Founder, The Student Growth Hub; Youth Development Advocate
Dr. Valerie Okorie
Medical Doctor and Content Creator
Kelechi Godfrey
Finance Strategist
Adeola Akhibi
Identity and Purpose Coach and Speaker
Christabel Ikegwuonu
First Class Graduate and Researcher, Babcock University
Dorcas Nwaeke
Brand Strategist
Odumeru Ameerah
First Class Nursing Graduate, LASU
Sarah Ezenwaebube
First Class Mechanical Engineer
Fatimah Lawal
Overall Best Graduating Student, Babcock University
Ayomide Akinsiku
Mathematics Graduate, Babcock University
Onakhe Ojo
Optometry graduate, valedictorian and public-health advocate
Motunrayo Sholabomi
Best Graduating Student, YABATECH
Nancy Amaka Mbamalu
Best Graduating Student, Babcock University
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