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A Unilag Lecturer : My Story by Gakin95: 9:56am On Apr 18, 2019
*My Walk at the Stage of Life*

PhD convocation in Applied Mathematics at University of Lagos was an amazing experience as I closely watched Unilag’s Vice Chancellor, Pro Chancellor and Chancellor presided over it.

I was raised by a loving-disciplinarian father whose penchant for education had no bound and a caring–lovely mother who had little. I hawked bread and other perishable goods on the streets of Ode-Irele and Ode-Omi (Both in Ondo State) at early age of 10 to help my mum. I used to wait for my turn and joined hand with my elder bother to assist my parent in farming. I attended public primary and secondary schools at Ode-Irele. I proceeded to the prestigious University of Lagos, where I bagged First Class honours degree in Mathematics and Distinction in Master’s degree in Applied Mathematics after my NYSC.

Because I had a First Class and Distinction in B.Sc and M.Sc respectively, my professors encouraged me to embrace a career in academics and turned down all the juicy jobs. It was a tough decision for me but thank God I heeded their advice. During my Master’s degree, University of Lagos offered me teaching assistantship job. I also worked part-time as a tutor in A-level tutorial centres within Lagos metropolis to make extra money. Out of my determination, I applied to University of Lagos and other universities in United State of America to pursue a PhD in Applied Mathematics immediately after my Master’s degree. While in that PhD program, I was permanently employed as a Lecturer at University of Lagos. During second year of my PhD at Unilag, I was offered Ph.D admission by some Universities in USA but I had to turn them down because I had made amazing progress in the PhD’s research and I had one more year left to complete the programme here in Unilag.

Today I walked the stage as the first person to bag a B.Sc (First Class), M.Sc. (Distinction) and Ph.D in Applied Mathematics from University of Lagos. I walked this stage for you Mama Africa and for my Mother State - Ondo State. I walked for all of you from my ghetto hood "Akingboye-Ode Irele", Ondo State. I walked for all Salvation Primary school and CHS Ode-Irele students and ex-students that we are brilliant hard working people. I walked for all of you Ondo State students Association at University of Lagos who are pressing hard for fulfilment of their dreams. I walked for all fathers and mothers who have little and toil day by day for their children to become somebody in life.

Specially, I walked for you my parents, Siblings and extended family in fulfillment of your dreams! Specially, I walked the stage for you my late grandmother Moniola Arise who took care of me between ages 2 and 5. Today I walked for these students at University of Lagos who see me as their role model. I walked for all young men and women who strive every day chasing their dreams.
I walked in celebration of the unfailing and unending love of my first and one truly true love, Jesus Christ (the custodian of wisdom, the one who loves me unconditionally and effortlessly; in you I walk, in you I live and in you I have had and will continue to have my being). I have come to indebt understanding that a man receives nothing, except it be given from heaven.–John 3:27.

Try to assist people as much as you can because the seed you grow in others will naturally grow in you. Never cut corners; never avoid reality. "You can avoid reality but you cannot avoid the consequences of avoiding reality"Be bold. Be dedicated. Be tolerant. Be persistent. Be innovative. Be different. Be you. Be everything you want to be but remember to put God first! Put God first in everything you do. Let no man, upbringing, money, circumstance, race, past mistakes, institution, company, partner or background affect you negatively. Do not listen to any voice telling you that you cannot do it. Go smart! Go hard! Go tough but be humble and simple in manner. Go for Gold! Go with God! Just get going. Let hope, determination, courage, resilience and persistence be your fuel

*Dr.Soluade Joseph Aroloye*

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Re: A Unilag Lecturer : My Story by 2special(m): 10:16am On Apr 18, 2019
I'm proud of your achievement.... Greater heights.... Greater works in Jesus Name....I rep Ijare elewe obi and also a graduate of Unilag.

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Re: A Unilag Lecturer : My Story by famouscargo4u: 10:18am On Apr 18, 2019
Nothing succeeds like success!
Re: A Unilag Lecturer : My Story by Ajibaba101(m): 10:47am On Apr 18, 2019
congratulations my lecturer I never knew you were a lecturer the day I carried your convocation drink for you lol....thou I missed your location the next day

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Re: A Unilag Lecturer : My Story by Nobody: 11:29am On Apr 18, 2019
Abeg no use your position intimidate students oo embarassed embarassed
Re: A Unilag Lecturer : My Story by Nobody: 11:56am On Apr 18, 2019
You shouldn't have turned down those international offers.

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Re: A Unilag Lecturer : My Story by Uyi168: 2:14pm On Apr 18, 2019
Very soon, this one too will join bad gangs..
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Re: A Unilag Lecturer : My Story by muderkid(m): 4:00pm On Apr 18, 2019
Congratulations my brother from Ondo state...

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Re: A Unilag Lecturer : My Story by Chevrolet076(m): 6:34pm On Apr 18, 2019
Dr.(mr) joseph.. i'm proud of you my boy..still saw how happy and handsome you are at access bank this afternoon... more progress to you. the sky is the beginning

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Re: A Unilag Lecturer : My Story by abumeinben(m): 6:42pm On Apr 18, 2019
Congrats bro!

But do go US....heed to my advice like you did your lecturers. Because with all your distinctions, add machine learning, you don don for US be that.

Thank me later.

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Re: A Unilag Lecturer : My Story by calculator123(m): 9:31pm On Apr 18, 2019
He was supposed to be my project supervisor oh but I turned him down now I regret that decision. Congratulations Dr Joseph Aroloye more feathers to your cap
Re: A Unilag Lecturer : My Story by goldpill: 9:07pm On Aug 02, 2019
Gakin95:
*My Walk at the Stage of Life*

PhD convocation in Applied Mathematics at University of Lagos was an amazing experience as I closely watched Unilag’s Vice Chancellor, Pro Chancellor and Chancellor presided over it.

I was raised by a loving-disciplinarian father whose penchant for education had no bound and a caring–lovely mother who had little. I hawked bread and other perishable goods on the streets of Ode-Irele and Ode-Omi (Both in Ondo State) at early age of 10 to help my mum. I used to wait for my turn and joined hand with my elder bother to assist my parent in farming. I attended public primary and secondary schools at Ode-Irele. I proceeded to the prestigious University of Lagos, where I bagged First Class honours degree in Mathematics and Distinction in Master’s degree in Applied Mathematics after my NYSC.

Because I had a First Class and Distinction in B.Sc and M.Sc respectively, my professors encouraged me to embrace a career in academics and turned down all the juicy jobs. It was a tough decision for me but thank God I heeded their advice. During my Master’s degree, University of Lagos offered me teaching assistantship job. I also worked part-time as a tutor in A-level tutorial centres within Lagos metropolis to make extra money. Out of my determination, I applied to University of Lagos and other universities in United State of America to pursue a PhD in Applied Mathematics immediately after my Master’s degree. While in that PhD program, I was permanently employed as a Lecturer at University of Lagos. During second year of my PhD at Unilag, I was offered Ph.D admission by some Universities in USA but I had to turn them down because I had made amazing progress in the PhD’s research and I had one more year left to complete the programme here in Unilag.

Today I walked the stage as the first person to bag a B.Sc (First Class), M.Sc. (Distinction) and Ph.D in Applied Mathematics from University of Lagos. I walked this stage for you Mama Africa and for my Mother State - Ondo State. I walked for all of you from my ghetto hood "Akingboye-Ode Irele", Ondo State. I walked for all Salvation Primary school and CHS Ode-Irele students and ex-students that we are brilliant hard working people. I walked for all of you Ondo State students Association at University of Lagos who are pressing hard for fulfilment of their dreams. I walked for all fathers and mothers who have little and toil day by day for their children to become somebody in life.

Specially, I walked for you my parents, Siblings and extended family in fulfillment of your dreams! Specially, I walked the stage for you my late grandmother Moniola Arise who took care of me between ages 2 and 5. Today I walked for these students at University of Lagos who see me as their role model. I walked for all young men and women who strive every day chasing their dreams.
I walked in celebration of the unfailing and unending love of my first and one truly true love, Jesus Christ (the custodian of wisdom, the one who loves me unconditionally and effortlessly; in you I walk, in you I live and in you I have had and will continue to have my being). I have come to indebt understanding that a man receives nothing, except it be given from heaven.–John 3:27.

Try to assist people as much as you can because the seed you grow in others will naturally grow in you. Never cut corners; never avoid reality. "You can avoid reality but you cannot avoid the consequences of avoiding reality"Be bold. Be dedicated. Be tolerant. Be persistent. Be innovative. Be different. Be you. Be everything you want to be but remember to put God first! Put God first in everything you do. Let no man, upbringing, money, circumstance, race, past mistakes, institution, company, partner or background affect you negatively. Do not listen to any voice telling you that you cannot do it. Go smart! Go hard! Go tough but be humble and simple in manner. Go for Gold! Go with God! Just get going. Let hope, determination, courage, resilience and persistence be your fuel

*Dr.Soluade Joseph Aroloye*

I am looking to work with mathematicians, statisticians and physicist in the area of financial mathematics and operational research. I am looking for first class mathematics graduates or professors as yourself, I will like to speak to you if you are available and interested. My email is goldpill1968@outlook.com

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