NICE ONE.
#Gud biznez idea
between son and mama

SON: mama i wan travel go vila MAMA: wetin hapun nau? SON: nufin oh! I jst wan go check dat our land 4 villa, e b lyk i wan start 2 de plant yam. MAMA: u no get strent oh. SON: i go hire vilage boiz. #money on ma mind.

AFTER SOME MONTHS........
SON: Buy yur yam, yam wey go giv u TWINS. Buy 1 yam, get TWINS FREE.... CUSTOMER: give the whole yam.

Seven years after an unwanted
pregnancy forced her to drop
out of the University of Ilorin,
Aishat Farooq emerges the best
graduating student of the Bells
University of Technology,
Ota, Ogun State.....
Aishat with her son, Damilola.....
The Punch
Ota, Ogun State
November 5, 2013
When Aishat Farooq gained
admission into the University of
Ilorin at 15, to study Zoology,
little did she know that she was
not going to be an alumnus of
the institution. That was in 2003.
Despite the fact that she was a
high flyer in her first two years in
UNILORIN, the now 25-year-old
indigene of Ilorin West-Local
Government Area of Kwara State
got distracted along the line. She
played the campus love game
and got a shocking result: she
got pregnant.
It was in 2006 and in her third
year. She was pregnant for a
fellow student whom she had
been dating. She was
disappointed in herself and
thought the whole world was
crashing on her. Yet, she vowed
not to terminate the pregnancy.
Although she wanted to continue
her studies in the university, she
became disillusioned and
dropped out at 18. She sought
consolation in trading.
But her father, Mr. Shehu Farooq,
who believed that his daughter’s
academic prowess should not be
wasted, was determined to get
her back on the academic track.
Today, Aishat has a different
story to tell. On Saturday, she
stood tall among her peers at the
5th convocation ceremony of
Bells University, Ota, Ogun State,
where she emerged the overall
best graduating student with a
Cumulative Grade Point Average
of 4.93.
“The rebel in me won,” she
declared while giving the
valedictory address on behalf of
the 208 graduating students of
the university.
Quote
“I hope my story will inspire at
least one person to change his or
her circumstance. I was pregnant
at 18 and by 19 I was already a
mother.
I had disappointed my father
who believed so much in me. He
had such big dreams for me and
feared the dreams would
become unfulfilled.”
“I’m a goal getter. I push myself
hard. Even here (BELLSTECH) in
spite of being a mother, I was
pushing for the best despite the
challenges.
I wanted to make my dad proud
again. Once you are determined,
nothing is impossible. Nothing
can stop you.”
Asked if she was involved in any
relationship at the Bells, she
explained that she was a popular
“ snob” on campus because the
majority of male students were
younger than her. Besides, she
did not want to get distracted or
disappoint her parents and
herself again.
She said she has no plans for
marriage for now. She wants to
pursue a master’s degree
programme in Human Resources
in the University of Aberdeen,
Scotland. She added that she also
plans to work in a corporate
environment to garner
experience and afterwards go
back to the university to teach
“as a way of giving back.”
The second child in a family of
eight children, Aishat brought
her six-year-old son, Damilola, to
the convocation. It was, however,
learnt that the Edo State-born
father of the boy has since got
married to another woman .
Full story @ .... http://
www.punchng.com/education/
pregnant-at-18-best-graduating-
student-at-25/

Na lie jare. Dem soak insyd HYPO. #washing tins

I rep kogi state university. #gallant

xynerise:
Show me one person that hates sex

Rev.frs and Rev.srs. G.Os and emmmm. Thats al.

It was judgment day Monday for
five persons, who
had been standing trial before
an Osun State High
Court, sitting in Iwo, for
kidnapping the wife of the
state House of Assembly Speaker,
Alhaja Muibat
Salaam, as the court sent them to
a total of 135
years in imprisonment.
Justice Moshood Adeigbe
sentenced each of the five
accused persons facing a three-
count charge of
conspiracy, kidnapping and
unlawful possession of
firearms to 27 years
imprisonment.
The convicts are Chukwudi
Okereke (40), Ogbole
Ochijile Elijah (25), Okonkwo
Lucky (33), Kaikine
Mahah (35) and Nwadinnor
Philip (30).
Immediately the judge
pronounced the sentence, the
family and friends of the
convicts, who had besieged
the court with the hope of either
a possible freedom
or a light sentence for their
relatives, burst into
tears.
The convicts were said to have
conspired while
armed with AK 47 to kidnap
Salaam, who was
returning from her shop in her
Honda Accord car with
number plate OSHA02 at about
8pm around Oke-Oyo
Road in Ejigbo, Osun State on
October 9, 2012.
During their trial, the
prosecution led by the state's
Attorney General and
Commissioner for Justice, Mr.
Adewale Afolabi, said the
convicts had confessed to
the kidnapping of the speaker's
wife in their
individual statements to the
police during
investigations.
Delivering his judgment, Justice
Adeigbe noted that
the prosecution had been able to
establish its case
against the defendants, stressing
that the
confessional statements were
clear that the accused
persons met at Royal Hotel in
Agbor, Delta State,
where they planned the kidnap,
perfected it in Lagos
and carried it out in Ejigbo.
The exhibits also showed that
the five accused
persons kidnapped the PW2
(Mrs. Salaam), forced
her into a trailer and dragged
her into the bush on
their way to Lagos before the
Ogun State Police
Command arrested them. I hold
that the prosecution
have established their case and
therefore found the
five accused persons guilty of
conspiracy, kidnapping
and unlawful possession of
firearms, he said.
For the charge of conspiracy,
Justice Adeigbe
sentenced each of the five
convicts to seven years
imprisonment; 10 years
imprisonment for the charge
of kidnapping and another 10
years for the charge of
unlawful possession of firearms.
He however ruled each term of
the sentence should
run concurrently since the
counts arose out of the
charges of the same Act.
Earlier, the defence counsel, Sam
George and
Fredrick Komolafe, had prayed
the court to temper
justice with mercy because the
accused persons are
married men with children.
But Justice Adeigbe ignored the
plea, saying the five
convicts deserve the full
punishment for their
offence , which he described as
heartless and
condemnable.
Komolafe, counsel to Elijah, Lucky
and Philip, who
spoke after the court
proceeding, said they were
going to appeal the judgment
because his clients
were found guilty based on their
confessional
statements.
He said the confessional
statements were not tested,
adding that the best option to
adopt a trial within
trial to authenticate the
confessional statements.

ayobase: Okay o, hope we can win $20,000 then!

Meanwhile, despite all the bad news;ASUU strike, Boko Haram,Light Issue & other Government wahala.I hav a good news 4 you .It's my pleasure 2 inform u dat MANGO is out.

celebrating inspite of a ..........

ayobase: Okay o, hope we can win $20,000 then!

Meanwhile, despite all the bad news;ASUU strike, Boko Haram,Light Issue & other Government wahala.I hav a good news 4 you .It's my pleasure 2 inform u dat MANGO is out.

celebrating inspite of all ..........

Preciousone4ril: first to comment.

which time u wake up 4rm sleep?

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