RE: RE: Sam’s Hangout #110 - “HARDSHIP IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS”
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RE: Sam’s Hangout #110 - “HARDSHIP IN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS”

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Honestly, this weekend's topic made me remember a girl who lost her dad recently and the dad was the sole provider for academics funding including all allowances or living expenses.
Unfortunately for her, she was exposed to a luxury way of living by her dad and this is why I termed it as been unfortunate:

  • The mum isn't buoyant enough to take up that role and she has since divorced the man (though verbally). It took her 2 days to provide the girl with 3,500naira only to eat
  • Father's family had seized all properties remaining after the late man's sickness expenses

So there's absolutely gonna be a huge bridge between the life she once lived and the one that is to come. So howwwww won't such girl be affected in the course of this so-called academics?

You know, It is easier when you're matured in age or thinking while entering into higher institution and you've always known that there are days it may not boom nicely if it is booming presently and you can always handle these financial crisis by taking up some side jobs IF YOU HAVE THE MENTAL AND STRENGTH CAPACITY or just manage with the provision you have from home and ensure you don't end up suffering in two places by failing in your academics again

But generally speaking, an unhappy mind is an unhappy and malfunctioning brain 😹.... PEACE OUT✌️

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