Hi, I am Ola.

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I am a Nigerian. I hear from, I studied

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electrical electric engineering from the federal

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Polytechnical firm.

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And, uh, I chose to work in the teaching industry

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rather than operate as an engineer, probably

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because of my experience while I was growing up

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as a young learner.

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Um, I came across some teachers back then

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who almost discouraged me.

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They wanted to make me believe that, uh, they,

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as the field of, um, uh, science

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and mathematics, uh, is relatively more difficult than, uh,

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other area of studies.

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But, uh, I work very hard to overcome this barrier.

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And, uh, successfully I managed to study

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learning engineering.

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And, uh, today, uh, I promise myself that I'm going to look

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around for, uh, learners

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who might be having similar experience like mine, uh,

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thinking that, uh, science and mathematics, uh, like physics

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and chemistry, uh, difficult subjects.

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I want to make sure I convince them

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and let them know that rather, uh,

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these subjects are really very simple.

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I really teaching them to different categories of learners.

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So preparing for important examinations

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and, uh, mission examinations such

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as Unified Sharing matriculation, examination, uh, UTME,

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national Examination Council,

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west African Examination Council, jpe, IGME,

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and the rest of them, even Scholastic.

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So I have accumulated, uh,

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and, uh, uh, acquired innovative experience

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to assist student, uh, in all these areas.

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I hope to see you very soon. Thank you.

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