Mike Tertsea wanted to study and play basketball in America. And he found the John Carroll School in Bel Air, so he left his mom and family in Nigeria to study abroad.

This week is Mike's graduation from John Carroll.

And guess who came to see him? His mom.

Mike’s senior class raised money for her plane ticket and visa so that she could see her son walk across the stage with a high school degree.

She is so thankful and says her son, which she hasn’t seen in four years, "is big, bigger, too big…I didn’t recognize him he was so big and he put on weight”.

But when the senior class came up a few hundred dollars short, Mike's teachers and coaches raised the money within an hour.

Mom didn’t think she’d see this day. Mike never thought he’d look out and see mom in the audience. But John Carroll takes care of their own.



Source: http://www.abc2news.com/news/region/harford-county/students-and-faculty-raised-money-to-fly-mom-from-nigeria-to-see-her-son-graduate

ifyalways:
Only Americans can do this. I'm beginning to love that country.

Where's AJ sef? KanwuliaJara/ Kanwuliaextra, I dey miss you gan.

KanwuliaExtra:


Nne! How e dey you?
Buhari dey town o.

Pipo don dey grind 'watermelon and carrot' instead of tomatoes take cook stew o!
Nairaland dry jare!
Good to see ya!
I dey off today. . . say make I breeze by.
No better jor!

Like Nigeria. . . .Like Nairaland.

*Back to my bed jare. . . we go gyam later*

ifyalways:

Asampete, good to see around.

We dey 9ja dey carry Bubu shyte. Everybody don quiet, the hunger is real. Shakara don end