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25/03/2025

NIMC Warns Against Unauthorized Printing of NIN Cards

Abdulfatah Muhammad O. reports,

The National Identity Management Commission (NIMC), on 24th of March, in a statement released, has issued a strong warning against the indiscriminate printing of unauthorized National Identification Number (NIN) cards by individuals, cybercafés, and organizations.

This was contained In a press statement signed by Dr. Kayode Adegoke, Head of Corporate Communications at NIMC. The commission expressed their grievances over reports of some bodies printing NIN cards and charging unaware members of the public exorbitant fees.

NIMC made it known that no individual or organization is authorized to print any card in place of the official NIMC General Multi-Purpose Card (GMPC), as so doing violatea the NIMC Act No. 23 of 2007.

The commission urged the public to stop engaging in or patronizing these illegal practices, clarifying that the so-called “NIN card” being issued by unauthorized entities is not valid for identification purposes.

Strengthening its stand, the NIMC said it has alerted security agencies about the fraudulent activities and legal actions shall be taken against defaulting bodies.

To address public complaints on poor and inadequate means of getting the card through the legal way, the commission has announced plans to launch an Improved General Multipurpose Card (GMPC), a multifunctional card that will serve as a physical means of identification and payment and the card will be powered by AfriGO.

For complaints and reports, the NIMC directs the public to contact them through provided numbers and official email provided on the public statement released on their Twitter handle.

24/03/2025

Fact-Check: Is the Sokoto State Government Offering ₦20,000 Ramadan Relief for Sokoto State People?

By Sebiotimo Abdullateef

Claim: A WhatsApp Message claims Governor Ahmad Aliyu is offering a ₦20,000 Ramadan Relief for Sokoto State People

Background:
In a state like Sokoto with data indicating a poverty headcount rate of 87.73% and 91% of the population experiencing multidimensional poverty, charity and relief packages from government, non-governmental organizations and individuals have always been the order of the day.

Unfortunately, the effects of these efforts on the suffering masses have been minute. Hence, the people tend to look for every other possible means to satisfy their needs.

Closely related to this search for means, a WhatsApp message being sent to various groups claimed that the Sokoto State Governor, Ahmad Aliyu is offering a ₦20,000 Ramadan Relief to Sokoto State People. The message reads:

"Governor Ahmad Aliyu ₦20,000 Ramadan Relief For SOKOTO STATE PEOPLE
HOW TO GET IT:
Visit the link below and answer the following questions and you will receive N20,000 instantly.
I Just Got Mine
Click Here👇
https://lkbitz.com/Sokoto-₦20k-Ramadanxx-Funds "

The message has long been shared in various groups by various individuals and has reached a large audience. The doubt in the authenticity of this Relief Package prompted Gamji Press to verify it.

Verification:
Gamji Press UDUS conducted a research to verify the ownership of the website used for this supposed Ramadan Relief Program. The website was found to be registered by Namecheap, Inc on 10th of November, 2024. The Namecheap, Inc is not in any way related to the Sokoto State Government or any of its parastatals, thereby raising concerns about its authenticity.

A visit to the various social media platforms of the Sokoto State Government showed that no information of such nature was posted on their pages.

A final visit to the page of the Sokoto State Ministry of Innovation and Digital Economy showed that the ministry has also labelled it a scam, advising the public to ignore any information on any welfare package that does not originate from the genuine government platforms, relevant ministries or agencies.

Verdict: The claim is False and Misleading as the Sokoto State Government is not offering any ₦20,000 Ramadan Relief to Sokoto State People

24/03/2025

GST Division clarifies Confusion on CA Timetable

Abdulfatah Muhammad O. reports,

Sequel to the release of the General Studies (GST) C.A. timetable, confusion has arose among students as to why GST 104 which was reported to have been scrapped out resurfaced in the timetable.

To clarify this, GAMJI Press UDUS reached out to the Examination Officer of the General Studies Division, Dr Sadat Ibn Adam, who gave the reason behind the inclusion of GST 104 in the timetable.

The examination officer confirmed the scrapping of GST104 for the new students as a new system known as Core Curriculum and Maximum Academic Standard (CCMAS) has been introduced and does not have GST 104 captured in it. "The GST 104 on the timetable is meant for carryover students only," he explained.

Going by his words, this means that GST 104 C.A. Test and examination will only be sat by students who have failed the course in previous years or did not register for the course in their UG1 and have not made it up till this session.

23/03/2025

GST Division Releases First Semester C.A Timetable

Sebiotimo Abdullateef reports,

The General Studies (GST) division,Usmanu Danfodiyo University Sokoto (UDUS) has released the continuous assessment timetable for the 2024/2025 academic session.

According to the timetable released and signed by the GST examination officer, Dr Sadat Ibn Adam, the test is scheduled to commence on Monday, 7th of April, 2025 with GST 212 for 200 level students and end on Thursday, 10th of April, 2025.

The continuous assessment will take place at the university's prometric center and a valid means of identification; student ID card or confirmation letter is required for writing the test.

Students are further informed to note that the university's dress code will be strictly adhered to and any omission can be reported via text message to 08036470699.

23/03/2025

NAMLAS-UDUS Hosts Ramadan Lecture and Iftaar Program

Abdfatah Muhammed O reports,

The Nigeria Association of Muslim Law Students (NAMLAS), UDUS Chapter, on Saturday, March 22, 2025, organized a Ramadan lecture and Iftaar session. The event, themed "Unity in Diversity: Exploring Islamic teachings as Guiding Principles for Tolerance and Peaceful Coexistence" commenced at 10:00 AM at the Moot Court, Faculty of Law, UDUS.

The event opened with a prayer, followed by a mesmerizing Qur’an galore. The session had, Hon. Justice Abubakar Adamu as guest lecturer. He addressed the topic, discussing Islamic teachings as a foundation for tolerance and peaceful coexistence and advocated for unity despite diversity.

The lecture was followed by Question-and-Answer session that allowed attendees engage with the speaker on issues of religious harmony and societal peace. Both the Dean, Faculty of Law, Prof. Abubakar Matazu and the Guest Lecturer took turns in answering the questions which deepened the attendees’ understanding.

At the end of the lecture, the Dean, Faculty of Law conferred honorary membership as a patron of the association (NAMLAS) on the guest lecturer.

An Iftaar session commenced in the evening with the distribution of food, drinks, and fruits. Attendees had their Iftaar and Solatul Maghrib was performed as led by the Dean. The event was brought to an end with a photography session.

An attendee, Abdur-Rafiu Abdus-Somad, expressed his appreciation for the initiative, describing it as a unique one.
"This event is remarkable, as it is the first of its kind organized by NAMLAS-UDUS, according to history. I was here last year, and nothing like this took place."

"The lecture session was truly insightful. Having the opportunity to learn from a High Court Justice is a rare privilege, and I found his perspective enlightening. The Iftaar session was also a relief, easing the worry of ‘What will I eat when I get home?’ At least, attendees had something to break their fast with."

"I want to say a big Jazakumullah Khaira to NAMLAS and the facilitator, and I sincerely hope this initiative continues in our faculty," he concluded.

19/03/2025

NYSC, Free Speech, and the Price of Criticizing Nigerian Government

By Sebiotimo Abdullateef,

A Nigerian youth corps member serving in Lagos has stirred controversy after criticizing President Bola Tinubu’s administration in a viral video. In the video, she lamented the high cost of living and economic hardship, calling Tinubu a "terrible president" and referring to Lagos as a "smelling state."

Since then, she has claimed that NYSC officials have threatened her, warning her to take down the video. The issue has been a subject of discuss nationwide. There has been arguments on whether she broke any laws or if she is simply being silenced for speaking her mind.

Many Nigerians have been quick to defend her, arguing that she did nothing wrong. The Nigerian Constitution, under Section 39, guarantees freedom of expression, meaning every citizen has the right to air their opinions on national issues.

On the other hand, the NYSC Bye-Laws (2011) state that corps members are not allowed to address the press on any policy issue without approval from their State Coordinator, and violation of this rule can result in a 30-day extension of service with half pay. Now, here comes the question, can NYSC rule override the Nigerian Constitution?

This is not the first time a Nigerian has faced consequences for criticizing the government. Sometime in 2017, a female employee of the Presidential Amnesty Office, Bolouere Opukiri, lost her job for criticising the former Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo and the First Lady, Aisha Buhari, on Twitter. The Kaduna State Police in April 2016, arrested and charged Jacob Dickson, a reporter with Authentic Daily for writing a story which ‘offended’ Governor Nasir El-rufai. The story noted that angry youngsters pelted the governor with stones and booed him while on a visit to a community to media in a crisis.

Even religion leaders were not left out of the clampdown. An Islamic cleric, Idris Abdullaziz in May 2019 was arrested and detained by the SSS for his attacks on the Buhari government during his periodical sermons. Johnson Suleiman, head of the Omega Fire Ministries, was also a guest of the SSS in January 2017 after he made a controversial statement criticising the federal government over the killings by herdsmen in the country. Cases like these suggest that the real issue might not be about NYSC rules but about how the government reacts to criticism.

Reactions to the corps member’s case have been divided. Supporters argue that she merely expressed what millions of Nigerians are feeling. Amnesty International has criticized the government, saying it should focus on fixing the economy instead of threatening a young woman. Human rights lawyer Inibehe Effiong also pointed out that criticizing the government is not a crime and that the NYSC cannot use its rules to suppress constitutional rights.

The NYSC has yet to make an official statement, but many Nigerians are watching closely. Will the corps member face punishment, or will this incident force a larger conversation about free speech in Nigeria? If a young person cannot voice their frustrations without fear, then what hope is there for accountability in leadership? This issue goes beyond NYSC rules. It is about the shrinking space for free expression in a democracy that claims to protect it.

19/03/2025

UDUS Management Restores Power on Campus

Abdfatah Muhammed O reports,

After days of prolonged power outage at Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto (UDUS) which stemmed from the faulty Maximum Demand (MD) Energy Meter Chamber at the 33/11KV Power House as announced by the school management, electricity has now been fully restored across the university community.

Recall that the university management on 8th of March, 2025 released a memo stating the reasons behind the outage and regretting any inconvenience it might have caused. With power now back on campus, students can now return to their night reading sessions and other essential engagements without interruption. The restoration also means improved security and a more conducive learning environment.

Reacting to the power outage and its restoration, a 400 level law student of the university, Gbolahan Badru gave his opinion. "The power outage came at a time of the semester when academic activities were at their peak and students were trying to balance their academic duties, religious obligations in the holy month and unfavourable weather conditions. Many students resorted to reading during the day after long hours of lecture while some could not even keep up with this as they are night readers," he said.

"The memo released days ago to address the situation and the subsequent restoration of light shows that the school truly shares in the students' ordeals and the school is being managed by people we can call fathers," he concluded.

14/03/2025

Hafsoh’s Tragic Fate: Hard Lessons Amidst Lamentation

By Abdfatah Muhammad

The brutal murder of Lawal Hafsoh Yetunde, a final-year student of Kwara State College of Education, has aggrieved and stirred mass reaction across Nigeria. Her tragic fate, yet another crime story, should also be an awakener. As her family, friends, and the public mourn, we must admit the hard lessons hidden beneath the grief. This is not just about lamentation; it is about ensuring that no one else falls victim to the same mistakes.

Reports had it that the family of Lawal Hafsoh Yetunde, a 24-year-old final-year student at Kwara State College of Education, was reported missing after she failed to return home from a naming ceremony.

According to Afrikaeyes, investigations have been conducted for the whereabouts of Hafsoh, which led to the arrest of Mohammed Abdulrahman Bello, a 25 years old and self-acclaimed Islamic cleric residing in the Offa-Garage, Isalekoto area of Ilorin. The report revealed that Abdulrahman was connected with Hafsoh through social media platforms.

And, upon searching Abdulrahman’s residence, Hafsoh’s body was found dismembered, portending a ritualistic motive behind the murder; according to Sahara Reporters, adding that further investigation revealed 13 female footwear and other incriminating items, suggesting similar or related incidents and the possibility of accomplices.

Abdulrahman was arraigned before a Magistrate Court in Ilorin, where he was charged with murder together with four other accomplices: two of whom were self-acclaimed Islamic clergy, a phone repairer, and a farmer. The court ordered their remand at the Correctional Centre pending the outcome of further investigation.

However, the Kwara State Police Command, in collaboration with CID, continues to investigate the case, urging the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities to appropriate personnel.

This tragic incident has triggered widespread lamentations and discussions that seem to have covered the lessons that ought to be learned, which shall be subsequently buttressed in detail.

First, social media has made meeting new people easier, but bad people have been taking advantage of that to prey on innocent people. Hafsoh’s case is not the first; many victims have suffered scams, blackmail, kidnappings, and even death at the hands of criminals they met online.

With Hafsoh's demise, it would be imperative to avoid forming deep emotional connections online without proper verification and; be cautious about meeting online friends, especially in private or unfamiliar locations.

Moreso, Love is a powerful emotion, but rushing into a relationship without verifying a partner’s true identity can be dangerous. Many victims, like Hafsoh, have trusted individuals who turned out to be devils and demons in human incarnate.
It is then encouraged to always prioritize background checks as emphasized by both religion and culture, before deep emotional attraction and ties.

Also, judging from the security challenges being faced in our country, secrecy about one's whereabouts can be dangerous. If Hafsoh’s close ones had known exactly where she was going, intervention might have come earlier.
It is, thereby, a lesson to always inform trusted people about your plans as it relates to movement, especially when meeting someone new.

In a nutshell, Hafsoh’s fate is a tragedy, but her story must not be in vain. Beyond mourning, we must take responsibility for our safety and educate others. Social media awareness, relationship caution, security consciousness, and contentment are the shields against similar fates. The best way to honor her memory is to ensure that no one else suffers the same tragic end.

11/03/2025

Gbolahan Badru Appointed as National LAWSAN Judge

Abdfatah Muhammed O reports

Gbolahan Badru, a 400-level Law student at Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto (UDUS), has been appointed as a National Judge of the Law Students’ Association of Nigeria (LAWSAN).

His appointment was officially announced on March 8, 2025, in a memo signed by the National President of LAWSAN, Blessing Adeogo Ayakanmi, GCOL. According to the memo, Badru and other distinguished appointees will serve in their respective roles for 21 days, pending ratification by the senate.

Gbolahan Badru’s appointment as a National LAWSAN Judge is a significant achievement for UDUS and its Faculty of Law, as he joins the ranks of those responsible for upholding justice within the association.

In an interview with Gamji press, Badru described the position as a recognition of his commitment towards the activities of LAWSAN “it was a recognition of my commitment, zeal, and passion for contributing towards the growth and development of LAWSAN at both the national and faculty levels. My interest in LAWSAN’s national politics stemmed from my desire to increase UDUS's visibility and engagement at the national level, as I believe the Faculty of Law, UDUS has not been actively involved among its peers".

“ I can recall when I served as the Chief Media and Communication Specialist for the North-West under the Anyam Kelechi administration.i got motivated to do more because of my learned senior, AbdurRauf Naheem K, who also served in the same capacity under the Anyam administration." He added.

Badru pledged to uphold the principles of truth, neutrality, transparency" I pledge to uphold the principles of truth, transparency, justice, neutrality and integrity, which are what LAWSAN is known for. I promised to enhance the functionality of the association and work towards expanding access to justice for university students in Nigeria".

“I express sincere gratitude to my colleagues and friends for their support and encouragement. I also extend my appreciation to the National LAWSAN President, Blessing Adeogo Ayakanmi, for recognizing my dedication and my capability to fit for the role." He added.

Badru's selection is attributed to his distinguished and immense contributions to the functionality of the Association. According to the National President, LAWSAN, the appointees were chosen based on their dedication and potential to make meaningful contributions to LAWSAN.

11/03/2025

Campus Journalists Condemns Assault on journalist at University of Ibadan

Sebiotimo Abdullateef reports

A coalition of campus journalists across Nigeria has condemned the recent assault on two student journalist at the University of Ibadan. The incident which occurred during the Students Union Inauguration has sparked widespread outrage.

The event, which involved the President of the Union of Campus Journalists, University of Ibadan (UCJUI), Olashinle Ogunrinu and Oluwasegun Akanni who were assaulted by security personnel while performing their journalistic duties.

Eyewitnesses report that security officers resorted to physical force despite the journalist identifying themselves. Video evidence of the attack has circulated, drawing attention to the growing concerns over press freedom on campus.

The coalition which comprises various campus journalism bodies, described the assault as a violation of press freedom and human rights. They explained that journalists should never be subjected to intimidation for fulfilling their duties whatsoever.

In a statement signed by the various campus journalism bodies, the coalition demanded a thorough investigation and called on the university authorities to ensure that such incidents do not happen again. They also urged the school to uphold the principles of free speech and safety.

11/03/2025

Sokoto State Ministry of Health Warns Residents About Rising Meningitis Cases

Sebiotimo Abdullateef reports

Residents of Sokoto State have been urged to stay alert as cases of suspected meningitis continue to rise in some local government areas of the state. The warning came from the state's Commissioner for Health, Dr. Faruk Umar Abubakar Wurno and contained in a statement signed by the information and communication officer of the ministry of health, Nura Bello .M.

The Commissioner explained that laboratory results from samples collected by the Ministry of Health confirmed several cases of meningitis in the state. He preached to the people, the need to take necessary precautions to protect themselves.

In response to this outbreak , the Ministry of Health has intensified efforts to monitor and manage cases while implementing public health interventions to control the disease’s spread. Surveillance activities have been strengthened across affected areas," the commissioner said.

Dr. Abubakar buttressed on the importance of early detection, as he urged residents to seek medical attention if they experience symptoms such as fever, severe headache, neck stiffness, or any other unusual signs.

He also advised people to maintain good personal and environmental hygiene, avoid overcrowded places, and ensure proper ventilation in their homes and public spaces to reduce the risk of infection.

The Commissioner called on residents to promptly report suspected cases of meningitis or any unusual illnesses to the nearest health facility for immediate action. He assured them that the government is ready to respond effectively.

According to him, Governor of sokoto state, Ahmed Aliyu has equiepd all health facilities with necessary medications and resources to handle the outbreak. He also urged the public to remain calm and cooperate with health authorities to prevent further spread of meningitis in Sokoto State.

09/03/2025

NAOSS-UDUS holds Orientation Program for Fresh Students

Abdfatah Muhammed reports

The National Association of Osun State Student (NAOSS), UDUS Chapter under the administration of Olaoti Ayuba Toyin (Ayofe) held an Orientation Program for the freshly admitted students from Osun state today March 9, 2025 at PTF Hall by 11:00 AM.

According to the organizers, the orientation aimed to equip new students for their academic journey, familiarize them with the campus environment and ensure they understand the university's rules and regulations. Additionally, the program provided insights into how students could seek solutions to challenges they might encounter.

The event commenced with the recitation of the National Anthem to instill patriotism and nationalism followed by the Osun State Anthem.

As a form of entertainment, Asa and Oriki (Cultural Chants and Eulogy) were performed to celebrate and preserve the rich heritage of Osun State. A brief history of the state was also narrated to familiarize students with their origin.

The senior members of each faculty addressed the new students, discussing the Do's and Don't of their respective faculties. One of the most anticipated discussions was the calculation of Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) which was explained in details to ensure clarity.

During the Question and Answer session, questions pertaining to privacy and security breaches on campus were asked. The Chief Librarian of UDUS, Dr. Kudirat Abiola responded with satisfactory answers, guiding students on how to address such issues effectively.

The program ended with a photography session, allowing participants to reconnect before departing.

09/03/2025

UDUS Management apologizes over Power Outage

Abdfatah Muhammad reports

The Management of Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto (UDUS), has formally acknowledged the current and persisting power outage affecting the university's main campus.

In an official statement released on March 8, 2025 signed by the director E&MS, Engr Nasiru Abubakar, the management apologizes to the university community for the disruption and assured students and staffs that urgent steps are being taken to resolve the issue.

The outage, according to the statement is due to a fault in the Maximum Demand (MD) Energy Meter Chamber located in the 33/11KV Power House. The University Management has notified the Kaduna Electric Distribution Company, and its technical team is going all length to replace the faulty component.

The University Management expressed regret for any inconveniences the situation has caused and assured that normal power supply would be restored as soon as possible.

For further updates, students and staffs are encouraged to stay informed through official university communication channels.

08/03/2025

UDUS Reschedules Matriculation Date, Declares Lecture-Free Day.

Abdfatah Muhammed reports

The Management of Usmanu Danfodiyo University Sokoto, UDUS under the leadership of the vice chancellor prof. Bashir Garba reschedules the 2024/2025 matriculation ceremony which was supposed to hold on Wednesday, March 19, 2025 now to take place on Wednesday, April 9, 2025.

In light of this adjustment, the management declares Wednesday April 9, 2025 as a lecture-free day for UG-I and UG-II (DE) students. This is to allow fresh students to fully participate in the matriculation which marks their official induction into the university community and makes them a bonafide students of the university.

The decision to reschedule the matriculation date and declare a lecture-free day was reached at the 5th meeting of 2025 held on Tuesday March 4, 2025. The decision was communicated through an internal memo from the Vice-Chancellor’s Office, addressed to the Chairman of the Ceremonies Committee and signed by Mas’udu A. Abdullahi.

The lecture-free day applies specifically to the UG-I and UG-II (DE) students as they are expected to take advantage of the free day to attend the event. The university’s Ceremonies Committee and Student Affairs Division are thereby tasked with making the necessary preparations to facilitate a smooth and well-organized ceremony.

Fresh students are urged to take note of the new date and prepare accordingly to the information shared.

06/03/2025

“Mathematics is Not Just 2+2”: The Inspiring Story of Oladimeji Abdussamad, UDUS First-Class Graduate with 4.8 CGPA

By Sebiotimo Abdullateef,

In the bustling academic street of Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto (UDUS), where countless students wrestle daily with complex lectures, academic pressures, and unfavourable weather conditions, a young man has written his name in the sand of history; Oladimeji Abdulsamad Olanrewaju, known as Mhizta Elubo, a young man from Osogbo, Osun State. He did not just study Mathematics; he mastered and conquered it, graduating with an outstanding first-class degree and an impressive CGPA of 4.8 of the obtainable 5.00.

A Love Story That Started in Secondary School

For Oladimeji, Mathematics was not just a subject; it was a passion discovered early. “I was inspired by myself,” he said. “When you sit back and analyze yourself, you tend to recognize your strength, this excites you and you will see where you belong. For me, Mathematics was always that subject I loved and understood better than others, even back in secondary school.”

The Distance That Fueled Determination

Relocating from Osun to study in Sokoto wasn’t just a geographical shift , it became part of Oladimeji’s drive. As the Yoruba people will jokingly say, 'mo mọ iye odò àti gádà tí mo fò, kí n tóò dé Sókótó', meaning 'I know the number of rivers and bridges crossed before I got to Sokoto. “The distance alone is enough motivation to focus” he explained. “My parent's belief in me, the inspiring results of my senior colleagues and the healthy academic rivalry among my friends all made me want to push harder.” He added.

Mathematics: The Myth and The Reality

Mathematics often carries the reputation of being a difficult course, but Oladimeji has a contrary view; a balanced view. “Every course has its challenges” he said. “The key is focus and determination. Once you make up your mind, nothing is truly impossible.”

Behind his success story is a strong support system that paved way for his success. “The lecturers in our department were more than teachers, they were mentors and father figures. I also had two senior colleagues who were my guiding stars; Isiaq Abubakar Olaitan (Genius) and Jamiu Abdulquadri Opeyemi (Abu Rohma). Their academic journey inspired me everytime. My friends also played a vital role. It was a collective effort.” Mhizta Elubo explained

Daily Routine; Work Smart, Not Just Hard

During exams, Oladimeji had a method that worked for him and he did not fail to share it with our correspondence. “I am not the type that reads all night. I wake up, pray, eat, and then go for marathon reading during the day. By 11pm, I’m home to rest. That balance helped me a lot.” He noted

Beyond Boko; Leadership and Service

Despite his demanding academic schedule, Oladimeji made time for student leadership. In his final year, he served as Treasurer of Mathematical Association of Nigeria (MAN) UDUS Chapter, Sales Director of National Association of Osun State Students (NAOSS) UDUS Chapter, and Public Relations Officer of Al-Adabiyah Alumni Association UDUS Chapter. “Balancing all that with academics felt like hell sometimes,” he admitted. “But surprisingly, my final year turned out to be my best academically.” He concluded

The Courses That Almost Broke Him

Even a first-class brain has its struggles. “Omoh! Some courses nearly humbled me,” he recalled. “MAT301 (Abstract Algebra), MAT405 (Measure and Integration), and MAT403 (Functional Analysis) were serious headaches. But with God’s help, determination, and teamwork with my seniors and coursemates, we conquered them one by one.” He noted.

Mathematics Wasn’t What He Expected

Oladimeji entered UDUS thinking university Mathematics would just be a bigger version of secondary school math, until reality hit. “I thought it was just 2+2, differentiation, and integration,” he laughed. “But I met a completely different beast. The abstract concepts, the new environment, and adjusting to everything at once wasn’t easy. But Alhamdulillah, I made it.”

Words for the Next Generation

For students dreaming of academic excellence, Oladimeji offers simple but golden advice: “Be determined, remain focused, and pray to God. With these three, nothing is impossible.” He added, “The road will be rough, the challenges will come, but with dedication, perseverance, and hard work, success is sure.”

More Than a Certificate, A Legacy It Is

Oladimeji Abdussamad Olanrewaju’s story is more than just grades on paper. It’s a testimony that success comes from passion, consistency, and the right support system. From Osogbo to Sokoto, from confusion to clarity, from challenges to victory, from tribulations to jubilations; Mhizta Elubo’s story proves that no dream is too big, you have to believe and work hard for it.

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