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Romance › Re: How Ex-oau Student Transformed From Man To Woman (photos) by crowther15(op): 3:49am On Jul 20, 2015
sirLeon:
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stop booking space hell is real
Romance › Re: How Ex-oau Student Transformed From Man To Woman (photos) by crowther15(op): 3:46am On Jul 20, 2015
sign of the end time from man to woman huh
Romance › How Ex-oau Student Transformed From Man To Woman (photos) by crowther15(op): 3:39am On Jul 20, 2015
Dapo Adaralegbe, a former student of Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU)
who transformed into a female as Stephanie Rose got the attention of
onlookers few days ago.
Dapo Adaralegbe transforms into Stephanie Rose
Although he (now she) made history as the first Nigerian to transform from
male to female, Dapo cannot go a day without letting everyone know how he
detests God and how he thinks God does not exist. A few days ago, she
recently released her latest photographs looking completely fair in complexion
as against her dark complexion when she was studying law in OAU.
Stephanie Rose, formerly known as Dapo Adaralegbe
She was expelled from the school in 2001 over what was called an identity
crisis. Dapo has always been known to have the belief that he is a ‘woman
trapped in a man’s body’. This was one of the things that made him relocate
to the Netherlands after being expelled from OAU.
There he was operated on and his gender was changed from male to female.
In an Interview he granted before he travelled abroad, he spoke about his life
as a trans-sexual, how he is a woman trapped in a man’s body and his ordeal
as a student of OAU.
“I was studying Law at the Obafemi Awolowo University, (OAU), Ife. I am of
the 1995 set, but I had to leave school in 2001 because of pressures. People
were too harsh on me; they did not understand me at all.
“When I was in school, the school authorities got to know that I slept with my
fellow male students. There was also an incident when I had to be admitted in
the hospital. I was bleeding from the anus and I had bad pile arising from
sexual intercourse.
“When the school got to know the kind of person I was, they sent me to meet
a Guidance Counselor, Professor Roger Makanjuola, who was the Vice
Chancellor, who took care of me. You know he is a renowned Psychiatrist. He
handled all issues relating to psychiatry with me.
“He said I was okay and that nothing was wrong with my preferences, sexual-
wise. He said it was just because I lived in an environment that did not
tolerate that kind of behavior. He recommended that I should meet another
Guidance Counselor but I did not follow up. Even at that, there seems to be
very little assistance one can get medically in Nigeria.
“After a time, I tried going back to school but they told me I have stayed too
long away from the system. I applied to change over to University of Lagos
(UNILAG) and OAU authorities promised to assist with my transcripts, but they
did not send it early, that was how I lost the chance of changing to UNILAG. I
eventually dropped out of school.”
“I know this will shock you but I started having sex at the age of six. I had
this cousin of mine who used to bring his friend to our house. He was the first
to make love to me.
“Since I was small, I realized that I had this feeling that I was a woman. I
used to paint myself up and wear girls’ clothes. Nobody stopped or cautioned
me. My mother later died when I was 11 years old. My father has other wives
and no one particularly bothered about me. I am the last child of my mother,
she had four of us,” Dapo reportedly said.
He said he intended to travel abroad and find true love, saying that all the
Nigerians he had been with were only interested in sex with him.
“I told you I started having sex at the age of six, but no one in my family no­
ticed the problem until I was 14 years old. My father is a Professor of
Education. My mother was also a Professor in the same discipline. When my
dad got to know, I think he was among the people who made Professor
Makanjuola to examine me.
“The truth is that I had gone too far, and I don’t want to talk about my family
in this issue. I have slept with a lot of people but my problem is that they
were not faithful to me.
They were not committed; we just have sex and they go away. I wish to have
a committed partner that is why I have been trying to get a real lover, one that
will care about me. In the alternative, I will like to relocate abroad where my
kind exist.
In the University, I had several lovers but they were not serious. I have several
men that I sleep with, I won’t mention their names. They cut across the low
and highly placed, just let’s leave it at that. What I want is a committed
partner. If I had a choice between getting cured and going for a surgery that
will change my sex to a woman, I will prefer becoming a full woman.
“I am already a trans-sexual, the difference between me and other
homosexuals are that while they just have the preference for sleeping with
fellow men, I feel that I am a woman; I feel that someone should be making
love to me the way men do to women. Since I started having sex, I am usually
the female, the dormant partner. But do you know that right now, I need two
things; a lover that is committed to me or help me to relocate out of this
country,” he reportedly said.
His dreams however became a reality years later when Dapo found his way to
Europe where he underwent a plastic surgery that transformed him into a
complete woman.
source http://www.naij.com/479662-how-ex-oau-student-transformed-from-man-to-woman-photos.html?utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=mgidnew&utm_campaign=mgid2&utm_term=29341&utm_content=1474204

Romance › Re: ‘ladies, Beware Of This Kind Of Man’ by crowther15(op): 9:55pm On Jul 18, 2015
My first front page on nairaland So glad
Romance › Re: ‘ladies, Beware Of This Kind Of Man’ by crowther15(op): 9:54pm On Jul 18, 2015
My first front page on nairaland So glad
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Access Bank Generation '123' Internship Programme 2015 by crowther15(m): 4:27pm On Jul 18, 2015
Where on earth could we see 21 yr old and 23 yr old as graduate , this bank must be joking oooooo
Romance › Re: ‘ladies, Beware Of This Kind Of Man’ by crowther15(op): 4:03pm On Jul 18, 2015
dulux07:
Open up abt what again huh. She did d right thing. N bsids how did u know since she did not open up. undecided
Remember this is a copy story from the guardian
Romance › ‘ladies, Beware Of This Kind Of Man’ by crowther15(op): 3:47pm On Jul 18, 2015
Hi, I am Destiny and would want to use this medium to alert the young girls out there. My younger cousin who is 23years of age had a boyfriend whom we all know because she never hid it from the family, and they have been dating for over two years now.
Little did she know that this guy had a very bad plan for her. He invited her to a friend’s party and without her permission, he and his friends put drug in her drink because she does not take any type of drugs nor alcohol and wouldn’t have agreed to take it if given that opportunity.

On that day she was drinking a glass of wine and thought it tasted weird, but drank it anyway but she managed to leave for home immediately she felt awkward (who knows what would have happened?). The next day, she was very concerned because her heart was fluttering non-stop all day. She just thought she was stressed out.

Then two days later, her boyfriend gave her a glass of wine again. But this time he went to the washroom and in the meantime she was about to take a sip of her wine and there was a half broken up green pill inside the bottle. She was in shock.

She confronted him when he came back and he denied it and promptly grabbed the bottle with green pill and threw it outside and said it must have been someone from where he bought it that put it. She did not believe him and pressed him for the truth. He admitted to it and said the pill was an extacy drug.

She demanded to see a whole pill and he showed it to her. It was a green capsule. He said he gave it to her so she would give him sex and he also confessed he put it in her drink on that party day, that it was his friends that advised him to do it since he told them she was a virgin.

She left his house and broke up with him. This guy who is 29 years of age, the family thinks my cousin is just wicked and tag her like every other girl searching for greener pastures but they don’t know the truth (she promised not to tell anyone what he did).

Did she do the right thing? Would any of you tolerate your drink being spiked without you knowing it? Especially by someone you love and wish to get married to? I have pleaded to her to open up but she still insists she wouldn’t. Please I need your advise.
Source: http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/07/ladies-beware-of-this-kind-of-man/
Education › Re: Unilorin Utme 2015/2016 Aspirants by crowther15(m): 9:09am On Jul 15, 2015
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DrHesjay:
...ever powerful sir lucrownt.. I pay homage sir.
everyly loyal..!
Ohhhh, na my guy.......aka heloooo...... Hesjay!!!! hope u r gud?
Literature › Re: Which Book Are You Currently Reading? Share Some Thoughts! by crowther15(m): 10:05pm On Jul 14, 2015
seunben:
I av read the book, though I did not finish it seeing that Rodney seems to favor communism over capitalism.
Yh......capitalism thou its a level of social evolution, remember wht Karl max said in his conflict theory "social change is imminent and society will pass through four stages of social development, Bourgeoisie, Proletariat, socialism and Communism which will be the end of development. He also advocated that capitalism is the source of misery, poverty and other form of misfortune in the society "A critique of political economy". capitalism feed gather wealth at expense of the weak. they spread this to the Africa in form of imperialism they enhance their economic development through the exploitation by the European capitalism.
Literature › Re: Which Book Are You Currently Reading? Share Some Thoughts! by crowther15(m): 5:11pm On Jul 14, 2015
dearpreye:
A very revealing and equally depressing one. I read a pet of it back in 2012. Very painful the author was allegedly assassinated by some powerful corrupt folks from the West.

The most important lesson from that book is that while we can blame the Whites for the terrible roles they played in our underdevelopment, with hard work and vision we can still progress and develop. No excuses.
Yh bro, this passage always touched me in the book " in the 15th century before colonialism
Indeed, the first Europeans to reach West and East
Africa by sea were the ones who indicated that in most respects African
development was comparable to that which they knew. To take but one
example, when the Dutch visited the city of Benin they described it
thus:
The town seems to be very great. When you enter into it, you go into a great
broad street, not paved, which seems to be seven or eight times broader than
the Warmoes street in Amsterdam....
The king’s palace is a collection of buildings which occupy as much space as
the town of Harlem, and which is enclosed with walls. There are numerous
apartments for the Prince’s ministers and fine galleries, most of which are as
big as those on the Exchange at Amsterdam. They are supported by wooden
pillars encased with copper, where their victories are depicted, and which are
carefully kept very clean.
The town is composed of thirty main streets, very straight and 120 feet wide,
apart from an infinity of small intersecting streets. The houses are close to one
another, arranged in good order. These people are in no way inferior to the
Dutch as regards cleanliness; they wash and scrub their houses so well that
they are polished and shining like a looking-glass.
Yet, it would be self delusion to imagine that all things are exactly
equal in Benin and in Holland." (pg 111)
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Literature › Re: Which Book Are You Currently Reading? Share Some Thoughts! by crowther15(m): 5:07pm On Jul 14, 2015
fowowe411:
I dropped it even before I started somehow dry to me
Bro pls kindly go back go back it, its educative and revealing, u can the PDF version online
Literature › Re: Which Book Are You Currently Reading? Share Some Thoughts! by crowther15(m): 4:58pm On Jul 14, 2015
I don't think anyone is reading the same book as I do
"How Europe Underdeveloped Africa" by Walter Rodney a British quite interesting, its exposed how western European countries gather their wealth through labour and and exploitation of black. hw they hinder our further development from communal to Feudal in 15th century. i'm currently in page 230. I need to read this to enhance my knowledge on economic policy and programs....... Student of economics UNIVERSITY OF ILORIN.
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Education › Re: 7 Nigerian Universities With The Strongest Alumni Bodies by crowther15(m): 4:14pm On Jul 14, 2015
Better By far on the list, just hypocritical list
No better Alumni in this Country, Alumni that can't help we students in terms of employment, only little did
Education › Re: OAU To Be Shut Down Tomorrow by crowther15(m): 7:18am On Jul 13, 2015
Only if every other university can be like unilorin, that private university
Education › Re: Unilorin Utme 2015/2016 Aspirants by crowther15(m): 9:44am On Jul 09, 2015
crowther15:
This pple will be busy looking for past questions that won't yield them anything instead of them reading their normal jamb use of English, little math, current affairs both local and foreign...........
if I may ask........what is currency that Isreal and Saudi Arabia are spending?
when did Michael Jackson died?
Which president does not increase the price if fuel in Nigeria.....
where tin and columbite is found in Nigeria?....... good luck
Mind you these are part of my post ume questions I was asked...........
Education › Re: Unilorin Utme 2015/2016 Aspirants by crowther15(m): 9:43am On Jul 09, 2015
This pple will be busy looking for past questions that won't yield them anything instead of them reading their normal jamb use of English, little math, current affairs both local and foreign...........
if I may ask........what is currency that Isreal and Saudi Arabia are spending?
when did Michael Jackson died?
Which president does not increase the price if fuel in Nigeria.....
where tin and columbite is found in Nigeria?....... good luck
Properties › Re: Floods Submerge 20 Houses, Render 1,000 Homeless In Akwa Ibom by crowther15(m): 2:27pm On Jul 01, 2015
EagleScribes:
This is serious!

On the other hand, we have a Nigerian Meteorological agency. Why can't the government partner with these guys to use weather forecasts to forestall all these disasters

Warnings would have been issued some weeks before any disaster happens in another country
lol
it was forecasted even the issue was raised in national Assembly last month , they discussed many things buh they will never implement anything.........
one of problems we r facing in this country is poor implementation of polices
if u see the way talked about it that day on NTA u will tink our 36 states will never experienced flooding this yr..........
Education › Re: If You Know These Guys, You Are Old (photos) by crowther15(m): 4:22pm On Jun 30, 2015
gone are the days mehhnnnnn...... una don forget edet ni?
edet lived in calabar he is eight yrs old every morning he goes to sku... his father buy him bicycle..... in the morning bla bla...... cnt remember again
Education › Re: DELSU Bans Miniskirt; Reduces Number of Campus Fellowships by crowther15(m): 1:51pm On Jun 29, 2015
kazmanbanjoko:
change has finally arrived.
LOL..... I SEE. BUH DID U KNW THAT UNILORIN ACTUALLY SET THE PACE FOR ALL THESE POLICIES...... DRESS CODE, REDUCTION IN NUMBERS OF FELLOWSHIP........
Travel › Re: This New Plane Designed For American President Will Shock You (photos) - See Mor by crowther15(m): 10:07am On Jun 26, 2015
this pple had actually explored us and our resources throu their bourgeosie. they left us bad condition than they met us. us is one wich most of its wealth is throu exploitation of others. they make use of our resources in triggering their potentials. african needs an adhoc orientation
Phones › Re: 10 Annoying Things People Do In A Whatsapp Group by crowther15(m): 10:39pm On Jun 21, 2015
lol.....people that will be messaging admin privtely to warn someone...... set wont talk during d day buh always come online midnight.....
Education › Re: NCC - National Essay Competition - UNN Students Emerge Winners Of The 2014/2015 by crowther15(m): 3:14pm On Jun 18, 2015
cc: lalasticala seun ishilove front page pls
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Waec Coordination For May/june S.s.c.e. Begins On 19 June, 2015 by crowther15(m): 6:04am On Jun 16, 2015
ochallo:
Ilorin is always at st Anthony's , I marked there in 2011
WOOP!!!! I SLEPT OFF LAST NYT..... TNX FOR THAT I WILL CHECK IT OUT I STAY AT KABBA ROAD IN ILORIN
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Waec Coordination For May/june S.s.c.e. Begins On 19 June, 2015 by crowther15(m): 10:16pm On Jun 15, 2015
PLS I'M IN ILORIN
UNDERGRADUATE AT UNILORIN........I CAN HANDLE ECONOMICS AND ACCOUNTING. I NEED CENTER IN ILORIN
Politics › Re: Private Nigerian Universities Better Than Public Ones, Ex-governor Akpabio Says by crowther15(m): 10:03am On Jun 08, 2015
Nairalandar:
WHAT ABOUT PRIVATE-PUBLIC UNIVERSITY LIKE MY BETTER BY FAR UNILORIN?
DNT MIND D MAN JAWE........THAT IS WHY WE ARE BETTER FAR......D MAN IS DRUNK THOU, PRIVATE UNI MAY HAVE BETTER FACILITIES BUH BEST STUDENTS ARE IN PUBLIC UNI.......MOST PPLE GO TO PRIVATE DUE THEIR UNABLE TO SECURE ADMINTN TO PUBLIC FED. UNI
Education › Re: Nairaland Interschool School Debate::OAU Vs ABU ZARIA::WINNER: ABU ZARIA by crowther15(m): 8:00am On May 30, 2015
miss miracy
that is what i'm trying to say if not because our naira had lost its value over the years which is the reason why it seems their fees is huge. imagine $24000 to current naira value is nothing to write home about.
Education › Re: Nairaland Interschool School Debate::OAU Vs ABU ZARIA::WINNER: ABU ZARIA by crowther15(m): 9:28pm On May 29, 2015
I CAN SEE DEBATERS FROM OAU COMPARING FEE IN ABROAD TO NIGERIA.... THEY ALSO PAY LESS JUST TAKE UR VIEW AS IF NAIRA IS #1 to 1$ u will see almost pay the same. see huge fee uniben, uniport ar charging their students yet no facility in those institutions.
Education › Re: UNILORIN--FUNAAB: Nairaland Interschool Debate: WINNER: FUNAAB by crowther15(m): 6:57am On May 22, 2015
some pple will just saying wht de like.....
all unilorites r busy preparing for exams so the preparation for this contest will be minimal......mind we just crowned as the winner of inter university competition on tuesday...... funaab was there, abu unimaid even ui....
anyone can win competition. nigeria education is still notin to write home about
Science/Technology › Re: Photos: Aircraft Construction A-Z. by crowther15(m): 6:54pm On May 21, 2015
wow!!!!! I'm thrilled thats why europian country and other american will still be having as low as 3percent unemployment rate because pple r allowed to work where they have potentials. our so called nigeria engineers have taken up office jobs in the country whereas they r nt trained to be there buh in places like manufacturings. specialisation had actually led to this. some pple have designed the chairs before installing them by manufacturers. some engeeners have developed those engines before installing by artisan..... even wires, bulbs ar designed by set of pple before installation. see chunk of employments in this industry alone....... nigeria must change its industrial sector
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Leicester Vs Chelsea (1 - 3) On 29th April 2015 by crowther15(m): 9:02pm On Apr 29, 2015
Didier Drogba (37yo) - 710 minutes, 4 goals Radamel Falcao (29yo) - 1175 minutes, 4 goals Mario Balotelli (24yo) - 940 minutes, 1 goal

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