Okay, so far so good, thanks to my buddy Beatrice who has been resourceful in giving me necessary information I need for this project, after so much questioning about her to write something down in the first chapter, am quite impressed despite her busy nature and schedule, she still has good listening ears and could pay attention to spare some minutes with the details that I requested of her for this project chapter. I Tricia am proud that every detail given was specifically answerable by Beatrice and undeniably a sure fact, as I did my own part well as an aspiring journalist.. Love you B. You are an angel, thanks for helping out..
Beatrice speaks about her life "My name is Beatrice Sargin, but am well known by my friends or close associates back in school as Anita or Vowhe, or Anicetus but am just Beatrice as I prefer being called that, am a very simple, creative and unique person, I believe in Originality and I love being Natural. Am a Nigerian, Proud to be African. I got an admission into Novena University Ogume, Delta State, Nigeria in the year 2008 to study Microbiology, graduated from Novena University Ogume, Delta State, Nigeria in the year 2012 with a B.Sc Honours and a second class upper after having a tough time getting into college after waiting at home and was denied admission into UNIBEN and DELSU ABRAKA respectively but as God disposes I ended up in a great college Novena and am proud to be a Novenite.
After going to Service for my Government Nigeria, usually what we call the NYSC (National Youth Service Corps) of which in that period of time I had an opportunity to become a certified NIM (National Institute of Management) Professional manager and a Facilitator with PMPI (Project Management Professional Institute) as an HSE temporary Facilitator.
But still I found it difficult to get a job in my country Nigeria because in Nigeria getting a job is not by favour alone but by labour and you must have someone in there that will bring you in but I don't have such.
After my service year in 2013, I tried getting a job but to no avail, I was simply denied in the excuse of I couldn't be paid because I went to a private school.
The hustling became very real, I used up all my savings travelling from one place to another for 2 solid years but I couldn't get a befitting job to my standards. Luckily my younger brother Rukevwe introduced me to freelancing and I started applying for jobs using Staff, Guru and Odesk now Upwork, and I got my first job as a writer to write a poem describing an art in an Australian museum that earned me my first $1.50 and I was very happy. The reason was that I got a job based on my talent, not by what I spent 4 hard years studying for in the University.
Presently am currently working as a freelancer as a professional creative ghost expert writer where I spend majority of my time doing research to improve my skills as I work diligently with my clients. I work with a non profit organization Intentional Insights where I volunteer 30 hours (3/4 of my time). I also succeeded in publishing my own book "the horrible silence".
I love creativity and I like doing new stuffs that will inspire others because this world is a tough place and only the tough and experience people can live their dream..As a Microbiologist I still do the normal routine of scientific nature 'Researching' as it gives me more passion and zeal to discover myself and who i truly am daily as i strive to be the best and efficient in providing resources to the upcoming generation and the the world as a whole."