TDB chronicles
By: Kareem Olajumoke Khadijah It all started with a “Congratulations, you have been given admission…” and then, boom! Everything moved so fast. You buy school supplies and start preparing to resume. The day of resumption finally arrives, and your parents say their last prayers, holding on to strong faith in God to keep you safe. Gaining admission into a higher institution has always been a significant milestone in Africa, particularly in Nigeria, considering the high regard placed on graduates compared to non-graduates. This mindset persists despite the growing notion among some that “education is a scam.” While some pursue education just for the certificate, others apply what they learn to their everyday lives, making a living from it. For most students, the journey through education can be daunting and, at times, traumatic. To some, university is a place of freedom; to others, it represents endless opportunities. My name is Doris, and I would like to share my campus experiences as a
