₦airaland Forum

sapphiere:
A movie and the shouted EndSARS in the video. What's the name of the movie?

The title of the movie is ENDSARS....u neva watch am?....you dey miss o.
I watched it Buhari years ago!

I think this man is paying for selling buhari to the west. buhari should honour him and yield our requests if he had not used and dumb Tinubu.

We can have the faces of internet fraudsters but can't even have the names of the killer Fulani herders.... OK, kontinue.

Corrinthians:
The picture has nothing to do with the incident being reported though.

I first saw this image more than 2 years back, I'm not disputing the news though.

Exodora:
Stupid country a 13 year scored 220 we will not have peace.
While a 9 year old is some where making his country proud by working with Google here you are disgracing this nation by a mere 220 score.
Nigeria should be ashamed of herself by now as a nation .

Have you for once written the exam before? Let's know your score and the age you were.

Zeeknow3245:
Serious mediocrity there are many of us with our 285,300,330 wey no see admission. 220 is not enough to get help although it is not a yard stick for her to become a great lawyer , she just need over 250 people will help her .

Well, it might not look a great deal, but when you consider her age and class, you'll want to have a rethink she actually worth being celebrated.

Did you make your 285, 300,330 at age 13 in SS2, or at age 26 (13 times 2) in SS3 with 5 years post secondary school experience?

Hon. Femi, in his words, said:
As a Member, representing Oyo Central Senatorial District at the Nigeria Youth Parliament, I deem it fit to do all within my capacity to support and encourage the deserving youths in any capacity I could. In the light of this, I picked interest in the brilliant teenager in question, especially when I realised she was possibly heading into the league of lots of helpless and financially handicapped brilliant students from unprivileged families.

Olanrewaju Temidayo Breakthrough is a Senior Secondary School Two student of His Majesty Global Schools, Ido, Ibadan, and she is also a trained Fashion Designer, at just 13years!

According to her father, a 35-year old private school teacher, Mr Olanrewaju Wahab, the girl started learning fashion designing against her wish when she was in JSS 2, aged 10 but latter picked an interest in it, at Divine Beauty Fashion Home, Ido, and was due for graduation a years after but her graduation is still delayed till today due to financial reasons. When asked why he had to enroll her for tailoring at that tender age, he said he did that to put her at a safer side since he has no idea how her childhood ambition of becoming a lawyer might possibly go due to financial constraints. She learnt fashion designing at the same time with schooling, and the amazing aspect is, she always come first in her class and was able to learn her skills too within a year simultaneously.

When asked how the girl managed to record such rare success considering her age, Mr Olanrewaju said the little girl was naturally and helplessly exposed to conditions which are beyond her age since she was a child due to a broken home and has determined to make a difference with her godliness, academic and moral excellence, with the assistance from the father who has been singlehandedly taking care of her since the separation, years back.

Olanrewaju Breakthrough, when asked about her future ambition, said she loved to become a lawyer with distinction that will be reckoned with in Nigerian judiciary and a journalist, but would not love to experience a stoppage in her academics as her father was trying his best for her. She has also authored a few books which are also yet to be published.

Mr Olanrewaju latter concluded that his major concern now is getting the girl enrolled in a law school as soon as possible as delaying her admission may do more harm to the girl's ambitions than good, since most Federal Universities peg their admission age at 16 years. Though Private Universities will offer her admission since she would turn 14 before the admission exercise, but due to the financial strength of the father, he thinks the girl's future ambitions might be hanging on a balance.

I hereby call on you the well-meaning Nigerians to come into the aid of this family in any way you could in ensuring this brilliant and innocent girl's ambition of becoming a lawyer is achieved by offering any of financial assistance or outright scholarship or sponsoring her and I am very sure she too will give back to the society when the time is right.

For whatever further information you may require, Mr Olanrewaju could be reached on 08026168642.

By assisting future Barrister and OAP Olanrewaju Temidayo Breakthrough, other students and pupils too will be encouraged to continue giving a top priority to their studies irrespective of their family background.

Signed:
Hon. Prince Olufemi Adeyemi (Member Nigerian Youth Parliament, representing Oyo Central Senatorial District, Ibadan).