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A Nigerian boy from Graceland International School in Port-Harcourt has reportedly made history by scoring a perfect 1600 in the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT), an achievement that has sparked widespread attention online.

The achievement was shared on X by social media commentator Alex Onyia, who praised the student, Agbo Adoga, for his exceptional academic performance.

According to Onyia, this is the first time a Nigerian has reportedly reached a perfect SAT score.

“I have very good news for Nigeria. This boy Agbo Adoga from Graceland International School, Port-Harcourt just scored a perfect SAT score of 1600. He is the first ever in Nigeria to achieve this,” Onyia wrote.

Recognition for Excellence

Agbo Adoga’s success comes as no surprise to many who have followed his academic journey.

Social media users noted that he has previously won numerous awards and accolades, highlighting his consistent brilliance and dedication to excellence.

Netizens React

The news quickly spread online, with Nigerians flooding the comments section to congratulate the young scholar.

Source: https://www.gistreel.com/nigerian-boy-shocks-many-as-he-scores-perfect-1600-in-sat/

Popular gospel minister and convener of the annual Hallelujah Challenge, Nathaniel Bassey, has captured many attention online after unveiling a massive building constructed specially for the yearly praise event.

In a touching post shared on Instagram, the Jesus Iye crooner revealed how God made it possible for the building to be completed in just eight months.

He accompanied the post with a short video showing the transformation of the land from a bare site to a fully built worship center.

From Bare Land to Magnificent Structure

The video began with Nathaniel Bassey inspecting an undeveloped piece of land, dressed in a reflective jacket and helmet.

Fast forward eight months later, the same land had been completely transformed into a stunning two-story building.

The impressive structure features a spacious reception area, beautifully decorated rooms, chandeliers, flowers, and well-arranged lighting to create the perfect atmosphere for worship and praise.

Fans React with Joy and Gratitude

The gospel singer’s post immediately drew reactions from fans and followers, many of whom were moved by his testimony.

Several people took to the comment section to thank God for His faithfulness and to celebrate Nathaniel Bassey for being a vessel of inspiration.

Some fans also shared how the Hallelujah Challenge had changed their lives, recounting personal testimonies of answered prayers and divine blessings through the program

“You’ve Entered Your New Season,” Nathaniel Bassey To Fans

In his caption, Nathaniel Bassey expressed deep gratitude to God for His goodness and used the opportunity to encourage his fans.

He wrote: “Baba we thank you! You have entered your new in Jesus’ name!”

Source: https://www.gistreel.com/see-massive-building-nathaniel-bassey-built-for-hallelujah-challenge-in-8-months/#google_vignette

A Nigerian man has captured the attention of many online after marrying a lady he met during their NYSC Community Development Service (CDS), with their wedding video now going viral.

From Borrowed Pen to Lifelong Partner

Their love story reportedly began during CDS meetings, where the lady frequently borrowed his pen.

What started as casual interactions gradually grew into something more meaningful, eventually leading to marriage.

The couple’s touching love story was shared in a TikTok video posted by @ateeveeshow.

Wedding Video Melts Hearts

The video shows the once-friendly corpers now husband and wife dancing joyfully and entertaining guests with their undeniable chemistry.

In the trending video, the groom thrilled guests with his skillful dance moves, while the bride matched his rhythm with her own lively steps. Guests were seen cheering loudly, celebrating the couple’s happiness.

The clip drew hundreds of reactions from viewers, who gushed over how a simple act like borrowing a pen could lead to a lifetime partnership.

The video was captioned:

“That Corper wey been dey borrow your pen for NYSC CDS don dey borrow your username now.”

It also carried a playful message encouraging others not to underestimate their NYSC experience:

“Na CDS you dey miss? Omo, your soulmate fit dey there o.”

Source: https://www.gistreel.com/omo-your-soulmate-fit-dey-cds-man-marries-lady-who-always-borrowed-his-pen-during-nysc-cds/

A Nigerian lady, Jinadu Rasheedat Funke, from Ekiti State University has stunned many on social media after receiving ₦70 billion on her sign-out day.

The heartwarming moment was captured in a viral video shared on Facebook by Ekiti Trends.

₦70 billion Cheque

On her sign-out day, the Ekiti State University graduate was seen surrounded by well-wishers, posing joyfully beside a car while showing off the massive cheque worth ₦70 billion.

The videos also showed a beautifully decorated money cake presented to her as part of the celebratory gifts.

Joy and Surprise

Dressed in a white sign-out shirt paired with jeans, Rasheedat appeared visibly thrilled and joyful as she flaunted the generous gifts.

The video caption read: “POV : Ur Odogwu gave you 70 billion on your sign out

The video quickly went viral, generating a mixture of admiration and curiosity online.

Source: https://www.gistreel.com/moment-lady-receives-₦70-billion-as-sign-out-gift/#google_vignette

A Nigerian man, together with his wife and three children, has been reportedly deported from the United Kingdom (UK).

The family’s deportation reportedly followed a visa dispute that arose shortly after their arrival in the country.

Visa Dispute Triggers Family Trouble

According to TikTok user @the.story.town, the woman in the family obtained the UK visa while her husband and children traveled with her as dependents.

Tensions reportedly began when the woman asserted authority over her husband, threatening to remove him from the visa because he was only listed as a dependent.

Husband Removed from Visa

The disagreement escalated, and the woman allegedly removed her husband from the visa, putting his legal status in jeopardy.

Additionally, a young girl was included on the visa under the claim that she was their child.

The husband reported to the UK Home Office that this was false, prompting authorities to cancel the entire visa for the family.

Debt Troubles Following Failed Relocation

The family reportedly borrowed N20 million to facilitate their move to the UK.

Unfortunately, the loan had not been repaid at the time of deportation, adding financial stress to the already difficult situation.

Netizens Reacts

The story has gone viral on social media, with many users expressing shock, concern, and curiosity over the circumstances.

Source: https://www.gistreel.com/man-devastated-as-hes-deported-with-wife-3-kids-from-uk-after-borrowing-n20-million-to-relocate/

A Nigerian woman, Nenye Uzowulu, has advised parents to carefully consider the schools they send their children to, saying that school fees they struggle to pay are no longer regular tuition but “ransom.”

Nenye Uzowulu shared her thoughts on Facebook on Monday, cautioning parents against being pressured by private school owners over rising fees.

“Any school fees you struggle to pay is no longer school fees but Ransom! Take your kids to where you can afford. Same as HouseRent,” she wrote.

Explaining her reasoning, Uzowulu said she knows a woman who is constantly in debt, taking loans to pay her children’s school fees.

“I know a woman who is living in debt now. She will always collect loan to pay school fees. Like what kind of mother are you?” she added.

Source: https://www.gistreel.com/any-school-fees-you-struggle-to-pay-is-no-longer-school-fees-but-ransom-woman-tells-parents/

Good morning, Nairalanders,

Please, I need your sound advice.

My fiancée recently secured a government job with her HND and is expected to resume next month. However, the challenge is that she is also in her final year (500 level) and will be writing her first-semester exams next month. Additionally, we learned that the first two months are probation period, meaning she cannot afford to take time off.

We are wondering how we can handle this situation to ensure she can keep the job, as we know government jobs offer job security. She does not want to quit her BSc program, as it could help advance her career in the future.

We would greatly appreciate your guidance and advice on how best to handle this situation.