Hello,
It is another weekend, I'm glad to be part of this weekend engagement and thanks to @galenkp for this great initiative.
Different topics were brought up but am going for the topic which is When I grow up I want to……
When we were small and young we play with sand and making food with it most especially the girls among us but when I was asked I will say I want to be a chef but gradually we grew older my perspective change and watching how people are been deprived of their right and things I got furious and agree this makes me to change my career , since then when I was asked what I want to become I will boldly say a lawyer.
source
standing for justice
Along the line things were going on fine with my career until I finished my secondary school when I was seeking admission into the university. There is an exam that we usually do which is Jamb which is seen as a gate to enter university without it no one can get admitted into the university.
My first jamb was fantastic and my school was awesome I scored 226 which is more than the cutoff mark 220. Then I proceed to the second stage the exam is set by each university they called it post jamb there also I had 66% out of 100. Most people say it will be an automatic admission but I was far from it. Though I gave my results to people to help but nothing was done to it. In Nigeria to get admission to federal university is not easy is not about score but people that you know atimes.
Since that year was gone I had to do the exam again but this time my score was low and couldn’t reach the cutoff mark , I scored 180. It gotten to a point that am getting older and I feel like I don’t want to stay at home any longer so was introduced to a school which offer admission without jamb so I quickly went there and collect the form and I was given admission to study English Language. I thought I can still wait again and the federal university might not give me the course I want to study. That happens very well. At the end I study
English Language instead of Law.