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LifeInUnilag is an information, entertainment and educative channel that shares news and updates to the events and activities that relate to the lifestyle of students on campus. We frequently have discussions around certain topics - either in a studio room, or on Twitter Spaces - that concerns the youths. We hope you enjoy, as you listen through!
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Grad School Buddy

ebelechukwu monye and Chukwuebuka Amaji

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Grad School Buddy is an unconventional podcast that answers all your nagging questions about the graduate school experience. Our conversations start from the beginning when one is unsure which path to follow or what country to explore. We discuss the application procedures, housing, love, family, mental health, food, problem sets, religion, sexuality, student insurance, etc. We understand that succeeding in graduate school requires support, love, and care. Therefore, we thought to create a w ...
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Studying abroad can be challenging, especially when faced with language barriers. In this episode, Vincent Eke shares his remarkable journey from being a zealous undergraduate at Unilag to becoming a graduate student at Science Po in France. The key takeaway from this episode is the significance of preparing for life after undergraduate studies ear…
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Today, we're taking a trip down memory lane to the second half of our conversation with Dr. Allen and Dr. Lauren, the authors of PhDone and minds behind Dissertation Editors. This engaging conversation features the non-academic aspects of getting a PhD - impostor syndrome, unhealthy competition with one's classmates, work-life balance, lessons from…
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For the first time, we are at the prestigious faculty of law to talk to the president of the law student society (LSS). On this episode, he shared the motivation behind his contest for the number one position in the faculty. Also, he spoke about his accomplishments so far and what he has in store for the LSS. Do not forget to share and subscribe.…
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We had a swell time with the faculty president of Social Sciences. He was able to take us through his journey in the faculty of social sciences, what his administration has been up to and what members of SOSSA should expect in the remaining few months. Sit back and enjoy this episode filled with banters and quality information. Do not forget to sha…
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Starting this year's faculty presidents media chat, we are honoured to be hosted by the president of the faculty of management science, Toriola Isaac Olawale. We had a rundown of what his administration has been doing so far, he talked about his personal life, student politics and activism on campus. This episode promises to be an interesting one, …
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Are you considering a PhD and wondering if that’s your right trajectory? In this episode, Emeka Nwankwo, an associate lecturer at Manchester Metropolitan University and a PhD candidate in Digital Politics, sheds light on the various aspects of getting a PhD. He discusses maintaining work-life balance, finding graduate school funding, and tackling d…
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Searching for graduate school scholarships is daunting. There’s the uncertainty of rejection or failure and the hope of the ultimate prize of success. That’s why we have invited Kyla Denwood, who has secured a fully-funded graduate school scholarship with the enviable opportunity of choosing between Harvard, Georgetown, and Johns Hopkins. Kyla is a…
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There’s more to being a grad student than lectures and problem sets. Sometimes, an opportunity presents itself where you get to work on practical solutions to world problems. Today, the gist is with Ayanfeoluwa Akinbola, Chimwemwe Chibuye, Chidinma Uka, Eric Atiemo, and Rodrigue Birka (AKA members of Team Africa), who were named as finalists in the…
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The worry never seems to end when it comes to graduate school. Yesterday, you were overwhelmed by graduate school applications; after that, you worried about getting a study visa. Now you're here, staring at your laptop screen as you try to decipher what's in a Ph.D. dissertation anyway. If you're in this position or planning for the future, this e…
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One day, you’re sitting in one of the best law firms in Ikoyi, Lagos, Nigeria, living up to your dreams of contributing to cases that spark your heart. The next minute, the spark seems to start diminishing, there’s a global pandemic that literally has everyone at a standstill. Today, we are catching up with Imade Iyamu, an MBA candidate at Columbia…
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In this inspiring episode, join us as we sit down with UG, a dynamic entrepreneur who embarked on his startup journey while still navigating the halls of academia. UG shares his personal story, shedding light on the challenges and triumphs of building a business as a student.What sets this episode apart is UG's candid discussion about the ongoing n…
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It's the perfect moment to give you a sneak peek into the inner workings and the people shaping Grad School Buddy. A team that is tirelessly working to provide everything you need to navigate graduate school. Exciting things are coming in season three; we can't wait to share them with you! So, stay tuned for the content heading your way. Click the …
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I know you might wondering what sort of topic is this, calm down. So in spite of all the rough edges we have been having around the school academic calendar, there is a need to re-evaluate the ways, the name "UNILAG" has opened doors for us, or may be it has shut it. In the episode, we talk about the plight of the students and a genuine question ca…
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Have you ever wondered if experienced software engineers should take a break from their careers to pursue a Master’s degree? Valentine Oleka, who has been in the tech industry for almost a decade, offers insights on his decision to do just that by enrolling in a Master’s program in Intelligence Systems and Robotics. His love for computers and the i…
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On this episode, we have the president of the prestigious faculty of Education, Oladeji Emmanuel telling his story, how he scaled through the hurdles of Unilag, formed a sociopolitical conscious group with his friends, his rise in ranks in the student politics, being able to find love and remain focus amidst the whole distraction on campus. Emlad i…
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This is the first episode of 'My Unilag Story' series featuring Victor Odeyemi (Ovic of Arts) the outgoing president of the prestigious faculty of Arts. He narrated his Unilag journey, how a humble boy from Ogba was able to 'conquer' Unilag and thereafter hoping to conquer the world. He also talked about his hopes and ambition, the intending transi…
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Younger Andrea, from Caracas, Venezuela, would be proud of who today’s guest grew up to become. Hers is a story of consistency, strategy, and holding on to a childhood dream nurtured by months spent role-playing at the Model United Nations. She takes us back to high school to explore what this experience meant and how it influenced her college and …
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On this episode, we explore the boundaries and implications of using endearing and romantic language with people outside of your committed relationship. We discuss the difference between harmless flirting and emotional infidelity, and examine how digital communication has made it easier than ever to cross the line. Join us as we navigate this compl…
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Hey guys, here’s the “Never Say it’s Too Late” to go to graduate school episode you’ve been asking for. Today, Grad School Buddy meets up with Carrie, a detective in New York who decided to go to grad school almost two decades after getting an undergrad. In this episode of the podcast, she talks about moving from New York to Washington, DC, getting…
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Today’s episode sheds light on going to grad school in Nigeria. The conversation with both Nnamdi Ohachenu and Chisom Igwilo who are currently studying for a master’s degree in Economics posed a thrilling reveal of how contrasting their experience in grad school is. Nnamdi who studies at Nnamdi Azikiwe University (a public school in Nigeria) recoun…
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In the spirit of celebrating Global Money Week with AIESEC in Lagos, we have two representatives of AIESEC in Lagos, Beverly and Oluwole, joined us for this episode, where we discussed the Global Money week programme, financial literacy and other issues surrounding students' finances. Sit back and enjoy this beautiful and educative episode.…
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Have you ever wondered how to acquire the highly acclaimed Chevening scholarship? Our guest, Dr. Cyril, an Ophthalmologist and Surgeon, a Chevening scholar, provides insight in today's episode. Cyril explains in detail his motivations for applying to the scholarship and his program of choice; he cites planning, time management, and research as the …
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Today's episode takes us to the UK for a conversation on what life is like for Nigerians schooling and working in the UK. Our guests are Mobi, and Didi Nwafor-Orizu, who have both pivoted from undergrads in law to International Economics and Psychology, respectively. This episode also features advice on dealing with crazy landlords, handling job re…
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Welcome to the first episode of season 2 featuring the CEO of krawdwise, an NGO and a non-profit organization, aim at socially equipping the youths and young adults to be "community-minded" and to also help the less privilege. Sit back and enjoy as John narrates his journey and motivation in setting up a social impact organization. Do not forget to…
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