#Campus Gem's Officially kicks off / The September Gem's

#Campus Gem's Officially kicks off / The September Gem's - Volume 1

With great joy in my mind, on this 31st day of August 2017, EchoesMinds Campus Gem's officially Opens in the Name of the Most High, the Son and the Holy Spirit.
Every week Echoes brings you a Gem from one of Nigeria Institutions, to inspire and motivate the youths in the country, being in the higher Institution isn't just to study to end up in an office but to create and innovate and it's now you can, you have to see beyond being an employee after life in the institution but to become an employer of labour...
With God and hardwork, we hope to take Campus Gem's beyond Nigeria in the nearest future.
BE AN INNOVATOR NOT THE INNOVATED.......

This month we will be introducing to us four Gem's and they are : PEBZY, DERIN'S FACES, HONEY MIX and WITTY GAB... Great Nigerian Students, aren't you curious as to what this four Gem's are into respectively? Well, I want you to be curious, but there is a free 1k(one thousand naira) call card to the first person who can guess at least three right of what each of these Gem's are into.
Just give your guess below in the comment box, along with your number and on the day the last Gem for the month will be unveiled you get your free card....

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