So I wrote my last paper yesterday, so I can say I'm officially a prospective graduate. Yes my long and tedious journey in the University of Benin has come to an end. Here are some pictures from yesterday:
This haircut makes my head look funny, hmm...
So we have this traditional whever one wears a white shirt when writing their last paper/exam, and you have your friends, well wishers and classmate sign on it. You can see mine filled all manner of atrocities. We call it signing out day. After the whole signing we go out to be bathed with water, wine, anything. I happen to have had a soda and water fighter with my course mates yesterday. We were all to excited to record it or take pictures.
yeah, I mess people's picture up
Our last paper/exam was okay, but many of us were unable to finish because the time for the paper wasn't sufficient. It seemed our invigilator wanted to spoil our mood, but we were all to hyped to turn down (turn down for what?!!)
So by January I would be going for final year clearance, and I will also receive my statement of result. That should enable get a job, hopefully. But before that I would have to service. This is an initiative of the federal government, where graduates to get serve the country in any of the 36 states for a year. I don't plan to go for service because I intend on devoting my time to steem in 2019 and see what I can make for myself. Also, I want to use that time to get my get chartered (chartered insurer by CIIN) if I have the fund.
Well that's the gist. I really don't feel that different after everything. Life continues and I keep pushing. Now, I have to deal with other issues, like my father's health conditions. But I am grateful to God for helping me get this far, coupled with the effort of my family and friends, I appreciate them all. It can only get better from here.
those beautiful long legs belong to me by the way
