Nemyinspired

         On  the 17th of december2017 my blog was two years, I celebrated my blog's one year anniversary by giving out call credits to my subscribers on my face book page Nemyinspired.  If you haven’t like my face book page you can do so now! You never can tell what’s in store there for you! However,  I wasn't able to celebrate the second anniversary  but I promise that the third anniversary would be celebrated in a big way.          When I started blogging in 2015 I was filled with apprehension, I never knew I would last for a month however as time went by, I got more focused, encouraged, determined to continue blogging. I recently shared my reasons for starting a blog in this post . In all sincerity, there were times I felt that blogging took so much from me and I felt like deleting the blog and in fact forget about the whole thing but the encouragement I got from family, friends and random people kept me going. It would be very insincere of me to say that I never got  any di

Considering the financial difficulties most students in Nigeria face, it is always a thing of great relief if they are given opportunity for further studies at minimal or no cost to them at all. Most students dreams of post graduate studies have been smashed as a result financial constraints! Mr Babajide Milton a COMMONWEALTH scholarship beneficiary, PhD researcher,graduate assistant, in the University of Manchester,gives important points to note before and when applying for scholarship for post graduate studies abroad, the controversies, the frustration and joy! This interview gives deep insight on scholarship application...   1. Could you please introduce yourself ? I am, Macaulay, Babajide Milton, a Graduate Teaching Assistant and a Final year PhD student studying Environmental Geochemistry and Geomicrobiologyat the School of Earth and Environmental Sciences in the University of Manchester, United Kingdom. I hail from Eti-Osa Obalendeon Lagos Island, Nigeria which makes