ASB(Mrs)π©Ίπ retweeted
My advice to you is simple: Find a study routine that works for you, set realistic targets and remain consistent.
Donβt compete with someone who studies for 12 hours daily. Your academic journey is different.
Remember, the goal is not just to spend hours with your books. The goal is to understand, retain and apply what you have learnt.
ASB(Mrs)π©Ίπ retweeted
Oh I know what that meanπππ
9 out of 10times they just mean you look put together irin babu wahala tare da keh.
ASB(Mrs)π©Ίπ retweeted
the tears i will cry when i finish this degree will be enough to fill an ocean
ASB(Mrs)π©Ίπ retweeted
Make sure you don't marry a people pleaser.
They will listen to everyone except you.
ASB(Mrs)π©Ίπ retweeted
this will sound mean but PLEASE get over things faster. You donβt want to waste your good years being angry, bitter, and sad.
ASB(Mrs)π©Ίπ retweeted
The definition of HOTEL seems to be different in Northern Nigeria.
I remember when some1 saw me at one of the hotels in Kano, immediately reported me to my dad. To his disappointment, my P simply replied, "He told me they've a workshop there"
Very traditional poverty mindset
ASB(Mrs)π©Ίπ retweeted
Anytime you feel sleepy while studying, just remember the day youβll be checking your results.
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You might do Tahajjud every single night.
Pray our 5 daily prayers for years.
Cry to God for just one favor...
And someone who barely prays will get it way before you.
Allahβs timing is not our timing.
And thatβs where imaan gets tested the most π
ASB(Mrs)π©Ίπ retweeted
There is a version of poverty most people never talk about.Full grown adults who never learned to swim, cycle, skate, or play an instrument. People who never took a gap year, never traveled, never spoke a second language. It is not a lack of interest. It is a lifetime of hustling


















