Fira09:

Amina Yusuf is your own? A person who has Edo blood, Edo name, Edo parents, Edo family.

So any Edolites that don't understand the Yoruba dialect he/she is behind the keyboard? (this is the actual meaning of your bigoted post).

With or without your opinion, there's absolutely nothing that can change her 'place'.

So, any Yoruba who goes to a school in Edo(with the likes of Igbenedion University, UNIBEN, and AAU) and attained the fate of Aminat belongs to Edolites?

Does it make any iota of sense to you?

Mercury12:
See this fustrated Ipob ewu cryin in my mention. Naso e pain u reach?. Better fvck off before amadioha go use ur bluud drink next monday sit at home...ozuor.

geesilver:

I said the JAMB scam overshadowed the news updates on the LASU best student. While people were defending the scam of a result neglecting the real MVP

TemplarLandry:
Amina, let your hair breaaaf.
Don't suffocate the hair. (In Aşiwaju's voice)

Pepperdemisback:

Accept your mistake please!
The JAMB highest scorer is not allowed to shine. Period!

ablejesus26:



Loll still begging me to help You do tribal gbasbos.

I be anti ipob so I no fit help You do tribal nonsense, my own na to call out a shameless tribally bigoted hate-filled fellow like You, whether Igbo or Yoruba or Hausa, You as a person for don die if to se nairaland checkmate your hate activities.

You go die doing tribal gbasgbos Na Your destiny.

PeggySandas:


See painment from idiotic beerfraud terrorists because she's not an igbo lady.

Judolisco:
oga she did law... I knw it's difficult to get a 5.0 in courses like zoology but free d girl she's a genius... And na state sch again

DoTheNeedful:

She studied Law.

Instead of saying congratulations and moving on, some of you would just find a way to minimize other people's achievements. For your information, it's kind of easier and straightforward to get 5.0 in Engineering and Sciences than in Law and Arts. I myself studied Engineering to the highest level both in Nigeria and abroad.

OkayDaddy:


Look at this failure who used 7 sittings to gather 4 credits. You are here typing nonsense.

She got a 5.0 in law. Show us any member of your lineage who has ever been celebrated for anything in this country.

Emilo:


I don’t have time for riff rats but so u know I have been lecturing here in Canada long before u passed ur waec.

Emilo:


I have always advocated that award n recognition to be give on faculty by faculty basis. Now I know she studied law which is no easy feat congrats to her, but do u know it could be possible that someone from Anatomy worked harder but couldn’t achieve 5 point based on human factors (marks scored) on say practical works.

Emilo:


I’m currently a lecturer here in Canada so what are u saying. I have always advocated for award n recognition based on faculties or departments and not entire school. It makes other hard working individuals not noticed. But what do I know.

ayinba1:


But why should any tribe celebrate a criminal? Gosh, some people are really odd!

sthecy:
Let the Olodos breathe 😂, Aminat

mosaicafrique:



Please ohhhh, Aminat is from Etsako in Edo state, I spoke with her before the convocation ceremony. I was called from Lasu to inform the Edo state Government about her performance and her number was sent to me from LASU. She isn't Yoruba

geesilver:
wetin this one dey talk

olaniyilukman:
All ethnic groups are blessed with great men and women and besides majority of our forefathers are all betrayal and greedy... I am a Yoruba man and I based in Ibadan, you can launch attack if you deem fit

sthecy:
Let the Olodos breathe 😂, Aminat

FreeStuffsNG:
She is 100% made in Yorubaland. Edo state can have your ilks who do not understand or speak Yoruba abeg. They can have and enjoy your type who waste their brain on internet board whatever. Amina Yusuf is our own. She is made in Lagos and Yorubaland. Like the best candidate in JAMB, she is our product. Made in Yorubaland!

If you want the best education and character, come to Yorubaland and learn.
We are open to recieve those who love us, the land, the culture and are ready to respect teachers, elders, leaders and LEARN like an Omoluabi!