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Sydney22:
And they keep dishing out new lies each day !!

BoneBlogger:
Nobel Laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka, and Governor State of Osun, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, during the commissioning of Wole Soyinka Government High School.

http://www.metropillar.com/2016/02/wole-soyinka-and-aregbesola-during.html

PoliticalThuG:
Flirtyjane, u are beautiful.. Can we meet?

Gossiplover:
Thank God it didnt explode

lionshare:
Nice so much news emanating from Anambra these days. I guess that means they have a fashola kinda Gov who loves hobnobbing with the Media.

MY SCOOTER MAKES LIFE EASIER FOR ME- ZAINAB SALIHU (Zee Scooter).

Zaynab Salihu is one of the exceptionally courageous ladies from the North. She told Pen Press correspondent, Abdulrazaq Ahmad why she dares to ride a scooter in school, despite the conservative nature being attributed to Hausa girls.

Pen : Can you please introduce yourself ma?

Zainab: my name is Zainab Salihu, A 400 level law student, from the noble faculty of law of this great university (UDUS). I hail from Ngaski Local government area of kebbi state.

Pen: what inspired you to buying a scooter?

Zainab: I have many inspirations. First of all, I love riding bikes, actually I bike within short distance, like my people are not so bold in so many things. There was a day I asked my mum how she feels about me ridding a scooter, she responded that she likes it and I was encouraged. Another reason is that the hostel to my faculty is far, my scooter makes life easier for me.

Pen: How do you feel riding scooter in a society where ladies don't ride it?

Zainab: I feel happy because I love my scooter like my own baby, this is what I want and I got it. I feel am opening door for my fellow ladies, most of them can't do it. People ask me questions like "where are you from? Are from the north?" of course am from the North. Kebbi state specifically.

Pen: People in this society believe things like this are better handled by men, what's your response to that?

Zainab: I have actually come to prove that what a man can do, a woman can do it better. And you know what? I feel unique because. It's been a year that I bought it and am still the only lady riding it in this school.

Pen: What is your advice to people out there?

Zainab: My advice to them is to that they should not listen to what people say, if you keep listening to negative words, you will never move forward, let the sky be your limit. Just do what you want and what you think is really good for you. I am really happy right now. What people say is irrelevant.
BY AHMAD ABDULRAZAQ
FOR PEN