Project Youth Fulfil

 PYoF AFFIRMATION 💥I am created and destined for greatness; 💥I am endowed with unique talents and purpose to fulfill; 💥I refuse to be limited by my past or background; 💥I refuse to be distracted by vices and foxes; 💥I shall fulfill my destiny, come what may! Yours in fulfilment, @Otunba Dr Femi Abiola, MCE @President @Project Youth Fulfil #ProjectYouthFulfil #PYoFguides #PYoFinspires #PYoFmotivates #PYoFdevelops #PYoFmentors #PYoFleads Share, follow, comment, like & join us in this journey to fulfilment on any of our online multimedia platforms 👇 Our Contact: Call: 07065492010 Blogsite: https://projectyouthfulfil.blogspot.com/?m=1 Facebook: Project Youth Fulfil https://www.facebook.com/projectyouthfulfil?mibextid=ZbWKwL Instagram: Project Youth Fulfil  https://www.instagram.com/project_youth_fulfil?igsh=MWNuZmRpbmMzZGE0aQ== WhatsApp Group:  Project Youth Fulfil https://chat.whatsapp.com/EcHf0KbbAAC3mY2jGFVDBm X (formerly Twitter): Project Youth Fulfil https://x....

 @Teaching Made Me Every achievement has a story. Every shining star has a constellation of people whose sacrifices, guidance and love helped shape its brilliance. As I reflect on my journey from a little boy in a public primary school to becoming a teacher, researcher, community leader and PhD holder, my heart overflows with gratitude to the remarkable teachers who saw greatness in me long before I could see it in myself. They identified rawness and patiently refined it. They transformed mediocrity into excellence, uncertainty into confidence and potential into performance. Today, I stand on foundations they helped to build. My first formal encounter with a teacher was through Miss Tella, later Mrs Agbeyangi, my Primary One class teacher at Yewa South Local Government Primary School I, Oke-Ola, Owode Yewa. She opened the door of formal education to me. Then came the unforgettable Miss Patrick, later Mrs Akinlade, whose love, confidence and belief in me left an indelible mark on my...

 @Choose Life, Choose Hope, Choose A Drug-Free Future As the world marks the United Nations International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking on June 26, you are reminded that every choice you make today is shaping the future you will live tomorrow. Drug abuse remains one of the greatest threats confronting young people across the globe. What often begins as curiosity, experimentation, peer pressure, or an attempt to escape life's challenges can gradually become a destructive habit that steals health, dreams, relationships, opportunities, and even life itself. No temporary pleasure is worth a permanent setback. The danger of drug abuse lies not only in its ability to harm the body but also in its capacity to weaken the mind, distort judgment, destroy character, and derail destiny. Many promising youths have watched their aspirations crumble because they allowed harmful substances to gain control over their lives. Every great achievement requires a sound mind, clear visio...

 @From Many Waters To A Large Place: My Testimony of Grace There are victories that human effort can explain, and there are victories that can only be traced to the fingerprints of God. My successful attainment of a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree belongs to the latter. As I stand today on this mountain peak of accomplishment, my heart overflows with profound gratitude to the Almighty God—the Author of my life, the Sustainer of my journey, and the Finisher of every good work He begins. The road to this moment was not always smooth. It was filled with twists and turns, mountains and valleys, hurdles and hidden traps. There were seasons when the burden seemed heavy, moments when the destination appeared distant, and times when the storms of life threatened to overwhelm the voyage. Yet, through it all, God remained faithful. He drew me out of many waters. When challenges rose like mighty floods, He became my Ark of safety. When uncertainty sought to cloud my vision, He illuminated m...

 @MY HEART IS FULL! I am deeply overwhelmed by the outpouring of love, prayers, congratulatory messages, commendations, goodwill and heartfelt celebrations that have continued to pour in since the announcement of my successful PhD defence. To my family, mentors, elders, leaders, bosses, friends, colleagues, associates, Exco members, students, neighbours, church family, community members, professional bodies, youth groups, associations, classmates, school mates, course mates, mentees, admirers, well-wishers, and even many people I have never met personally, thank you for rejoicing with me and making this milestone even more memorable. Every message, comment, call, repost, prayer, and word of encouragement has touched my heart in a profound way. Your kindness reminds me that no one truly succeeds alone and that every achievement is enriched by the goodwill of others. I do not take your love, support and confidence in me for granted. May the Almighty God honour your sacrifices, answer...

@AGAINST ALL ODDS: A DREAM FULFILLED  Glory be to God! I have just conclusively and successfully defended my PhD thesis titled OPTIMISATION OF LIPASES FROM MOLECULARLY CHARACTERISED FUNGI ASSOCIATED WITH PALM OIL MILL SOILS and consequently, officially earned my Doctorate Degree (PhD) in Microbiology with area of specialisation in Industrial Microbiology from the excellent Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye, Ogun State, Nigeria. From childhood, my greatest dream in life is to be educated, highly. This was largely inspired by my mum’s utmost twin-desire for me - to have both education and salvation. Little did I know that its fulfilment will be a tough walk on a long, tortuous road riddled with scathing hurdles and daunting obstacles including illnesses, disappointments, abandonment, underrating, bitter jealousy, false prophecies, twisted doctrines and battles. I once had to withdraw abruptly from the University of Ibadan at 100 level and later restart my academic journey at Ola...