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Lalasticlala and mynd44

Alexandar Vera, a former Texas teacher who admitted to having sex with her 13-year-old student has pleaded guilty.

She pleaded guilty on Wednesday to aggravated sexual assault of a child.

Vera met the 13-year-old boy who was a student in her 8th grade English class during summer school last summer, according to court documents.

ABC news reports that a sexual relationship developed between the two thereafter.

Vera was an English teacher at Aldine ISD’s Stovall Middle School.

Vera claims she and the teen are in love, and she’s been introduced to his family as his girlfriend, court documents state. The boy’s parents reportedly accepted the relationship, including Vera in family gatherings.

Court documents detailed how Vera allegedly became pregnant with the boy’s baby in January, and his family was said to be excited and supportive about the baby.

However, Child Protective Services paid an unexpected visit to the school in February and asked question about their relationship. She reportedly became nervous and terminated the pregnancy.

The boy is currently in foster care.

Vera is expected to be back in court for sentencing in January.

http://nghubs.com/13-year-old-student-impregnates-teacher/

Lalasticlala and mynd44

Senate President Bukola Saraki on Friday said the recent economic recession in Nigeria today might be a blessing in disguise.

Senator Saraki said this during the 1st National Chevening Alumni Leadership Summit.

Senator Saraki highlighted that without the recent economic recession Nigeria will not be working hard to diversify the economy.

He admitted that the rate of inflation in the country today is by 18% and charged all leaders to work round the clock to resolve the situation.

Saraki said

“The recession can be a blessing in disguise. Without the recession, we won’t be working night and day to diversify our economy.

“We believe that kind of economy we must build as we face grim prospect of a post-oil world; is that which is able to tap best human capital.

“We believe that kind of economy we must build as we face grim prospect of a post-oil world; is that which is able to tap best human capital”

The senate president further said Nigerians need to bring capable hands to run the affairs if the country. He said this could be done in two ways, the front door through election and the back door through political appointment.

“As we grapple with challenge of how best to manage our natural resources,We must urgently develop a system that puts human assets to best use.

“We must urgently begin today create a system that enables us to put our best brains and minds in positions that they can contribute effectively.”

http://nghubs.com/recession-can-be-a-blessing-in-disguise-saraki/