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Post Graduation Depression or Post NYSC depression is a real thing. Almost everyone has experienced it in some level except they properly prepare for it! Here are 6 tips that may help you overcome and destroy! #graduates #freshgraduates #studenttips

Kagan

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Dénvèr 𖤍1 year ago

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SneakerNG 👟1 year ago

Post-graduation pressure is a real challenge. I experienced it during the first three months of this year. However, joining a platform that helped me stay consistent with my tech learning has brought me some much-needed relief.

SUFIYAN1 year ago

It’s nice when it’s all motivational speeches but videos with no insight into opportunities whatsoever

〽️itchel°1 year ago

@Uche_CD

Mubarak Muhammed (Ø,G)1 year ago

I’ve been expecting this …… attended the space last night, all I could say is Kegan is HIM 👑

Presidenta de plutón 🎵1 year ago

Thank you!

Coldsteams 🦿1 year ago

Thank you Kagan 🙌🏼

Cyborg $MGT CLONE1 year ago

This is very timely. I've been deppressed for some days now and I've lost interest in a lot of things because nothing seems to be working out for me since I did my POP 7 months ago. But with this I see that as long as I'm not lazy everything will be fine. God bless you 😇

KRemmy1 year ago

Thank you Kagan. This is very helpful and spirit lifting.

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