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The 10 year anniversary edition of The Future Awards Africa (TFAA) which held yesterday at the prestigious
Intercontinental Hotels, Victoria Island, Lagos, lived up to
its billing as Africa’s biggest youth event.

The awards hosted by multi-talented singer and producer,
Dare Art-Alade and South Africa’s leading OAP, Bonang
Matheba saw 11 outstanding young achievers rewarded
for their excellent work across the continent in different
fields ranging from science and technology, business,
entertainment, politics, to education.

The highlight of the evening was the presentation of
awards to deserving winners from all across Africa with
Nigeria’s Philip Obaji Jnr taking home
The Future Awards Africa Prize for Young Person of the
Year.

The event was attended by high-profile personalities
including the Kaduna state governor, Nasir el-Rufai, Oby
Ezekwesili, Mo Abudu, Tara Fela-Durotoye, and more.

See below the full list of winners and their profiles:

The Future Awards Africa Prize in Advocacy & Activism
Queen Baboloki (Botswana)

The Future Awards Africa Prize in Education
Lily Kudzro (Ghana)

The Future Awards Africa Prize in Enterprise Support
Olufunbi Falayi (Nigeria)

The Future Awards Africa Prize in Community Action
Kelvin Mutize (Zimbabwe)

The Future Awards Africa Prize in Technology
Rasheeda Mandeeya Yehuza (Ghana)

The Future Awards Africa Prize in Entertainment
Olamide “Badoo” Ayodeji (Nigeria)

The Future Awards Africa Prize in Agriculture
David Asiamah (Ghana)

The Tony O. Elumelu Prize in Business
Samuel Malinga (Uganda)

The Future Awards Africa Prize in Public Service
Emmanuel N. B. Flomo (Liberia)

The Future Awards Africa Prize for Young Person of the Year
Philip Obaji Jnr. (Nigeria)

The Ford Foundation Prize for Youth Employment Category Ukinebo Dare

source:
http://thefutureafrica.com/awards/full-list-of-winners-at-the-future-awards-africa-2015/

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SAMBARRY:
ode! Single baby moms have already excused that. A woman can have her baby whenever she wants at the same time live the kind of life she wants too.story

Be that as it may op

Coughs

Have you worn your helmets and boxing gloves because they're coming for your head

LOL

Miadad:
My life, my rules. Omoswags, there are many single women in Nigeria today. Take a look at the church, mosque, event centers and society at large. We have them many, don't be deceived a lot of marriage are just managing. Make married men and women your friends and it exposes you to what marriage entails.
Marriage is ordained by God, so if marriage is ordained by God. Its compulsory.

hmmmm
If marriage is compulsory, then again, how about those that chose to be nuns?
Or how about the men? is it compulsory for them as well.
btw*** Your life, your rules. i don't think we are arguing that.
I'm just saying, marriage isn't compulsory for everybody. If it happens for you, good. If not, No p.

HungerBAD:
Your message exactly?

The females you quoted, though successful, are not exactly good role models.

While not disrespecting them, is it Genevieve that had a Baby at 15? Or Ini Edo that a day after her wedding, forgot what her marital vows were? Or is it Funke that chose to be the 6th or is the 7th wife of a Dignified tout?

The truth is, if a woman is good, marriage usually finds her, and she will stay married.

Yes, they should be bothered as any woman should be, if at a certain age, they are still being referred to as Aunty Genny, or Aunty Funke.

But do you think there is anything wrong in a woman that decides to stay single

Miadad:
Women that marry late suffer the risk of very painful labour. Marry early and see your children children grow.
But it good and OK.

The question is, What happens if you decide to stay single?
To you, is marriage compulsory?

There is just so much hype about marriage.
Though the pressure is more on women than it is on men.

So, pardon me because this post is more about women than men.
If a man is single, the society does not look down on him, or mock him. At least not so much.
There is never an official age for a man to tie the knot.
When he has the resources(money), he is ready.

For a woman, it is different.
She is either accused of having a poor character or maybe possessed.
In most cases, It is worse for her when she is successful and well to do.
Then, she is accused of bad attitudes, some people would say:

"She is domineering"
"She lacks respect"
"She is not easy to control"
And many other things.

For example, it is rare to see male celebrities being harassed especially on social media because of their marital status.

Dbanj (35) Don Jazzy- 33(music age) and M.i 34, always find a way of making fun out of any topic that has to do with their marital status.
But, when it comes to the female celebrites,the reverse is the case.

In recent times, popular blogger Linda Ikeji has been the eye of the storm when it comes to marriage discussions and issues.

At age 35, singlehood seems to be the only thing that stirs up controversy with her, excluding her controversial blog.

It was no surprise when immediately her sister-Laura Ikeji- announced the purchase of the 600 million Naira mansion by the blogger, some Nigerians came at her again.
Taunting her, and reminding her of her inability to get a husband after so much success.

On a particular day, i was not sure what trended more.
The 600 million Naira house at banana island, or her "husband palava"
But being the person she is, she seemed unruffled by the controversy.
No doubt Linda is a strong woman.

But she is not the only spinster around.
Rita dominic at 40
Genevive at 36
Ini Edo 33, Funke Akindele 38 (both second hand spinsters though).

Apart from being celebrities, another thing peculiar about these women is that,they are all successful and self made.
They never seem bothered about the negativity that their marital status would throw at them.

Apart from celebrities, there are other unmarried women doing well for themselves.

These women,probably have their reasons for choosing to remain single, which may not really be because of their physical attributes or their attitudes.
It is also wrong to conclude or generalize especially when it has to do with issues such as this.

But then, what is the essence of marriage?

Financial Reasons?
What if money fails later, can you stay for better for worse or for better for bad?

To Cure Loneliness?
Is loneliness a sickness?
or is having a spouse the tablet or the cure?

Because you are pregnant?
Never make that mistake because sex is never a criteria for measuring love.
You know that right?
You had sex, and you became pregnant. That is all.

Because you are age ripe?
This reminds me of a friend who got into the University at age 26, graduated four years later, got married at 31, and she has 3 kids already.
What then is the ripe age especially for a woman?
19, 23, 26, 30?

Because of Children?
What if you learn years after marriage that you can not have children?
What then?
Nobody wants to hear the "Children are not the most important thing" sermon.

Marriage is the next Item?
Okay, you finish your secondary school, you go to the university and you graduate.
You go for service(NYSC) then get a job, and then get married.
Is that how your timetable looks?

Or you are aching to know how sex feels , but you believe in the " No sex before marriage" policy.
That is a weird reason to get married.

All i am saying is, Marriage should not be done for the wrong reasons.
There is no need to be desperate to get married.
If you decide to get married, fine !
If not, no problem.
For once let us stop leaving our lives by the standard people set for us.
It is your life, isn't it?
Make your rules and bother less what the society thinks.

In the words of Mandy Hale (remixed by me)
"A busy vibrant, goal-oriented person is so much more attractive than someone who waits around for a person to come validate their existence".

It is better to be single and happy than married and depressed.

Culled from
http://www.sincerenigerian.com/2015/12/marriage-is-not-important.html?m=1
www.sincerenigerian.com

Party agents for the Peoples Democratic Party PDP, and that of the All Progressive Congress were seen taking a pose for a photo together.
For them, this isn't a do or die.

Let's preach peace

Very interesting article by former presidential spokesperson,
Reuben Abati...read below...

“You look sleepy”

“My brother, let’s just say I slept at a fuel station, looking
for fuel.”

“For which of the women in your life, because I hear these
days, to please a woman in Nigeria, you must be ready to
supply the three major things lacking in the land: money,
fuel, and happiness.”

“Leave that matter, please. My condolences on the death of
your man, Governor Abubakar Audu”

“We thank God for his life. He played his part.”

"“To be so close to breasting the tape and then fall.”

“I know. I know. May be if he had not insisted on running again for
the office of Governor in Kogi state, he would still be alive today.”

“The man drove himself too hard, publicly and privately. He ran for
every Gubernatorial election in Kogi state since 1991. There must
be something special in being Governor for him.”

“Don’t speak ill of the dead, I beg you. Simple etiquette.”

“But you know now?”

“I don’t know nothing”

“Then the man went and married a young, 23-year old. If the
election had been concluded and the man had won, the First Lady
of Kogi state would have been a 23-year old lady! Those who seek
public office should always weigh their lifestyle and their health
against their ambition, but politicians act as if they are
superhuman.”

“Can you stop?”

“A 74-year old man, with a 23-year old wife. That alone is enough
to give anybody hypertension.”

“He was 68”

“Official age. He was 74, somebody told me.”

“Excuse me! Respect the dead, please. Abubakar Audu was a
democrat extraordinary, a courageous politician, a visionary,
selfless, man of the people, and his party’s popular choice.”

“My view is that it is not the election in Kogi that is inconclusive
per se, a supplementary election will be organized, a winner will
emerge; it is Audu’s death that is inconclusive considering the
many issues it has thrown up.”

“What kind of talk is that? Death is final. It is the cessation of all
things, a necessary end.”

“Nothing has ended with Abubakar Audu’s death oh. Did you not
see the desperate efforts made to get some Prophets to resurrect
him? And some people actually believed that he could be the
Lazarus of our time! They started jubilating.”

“That is concrete proof of his popularity. But I was shocked seeing
Nigerians will believe anything, and being so superstitious. Even
the grave diggers stopped digging, waiting for the prophets to
perform a miracle.”

“I hear there was a meeting of the Independent National Electoral
Commission (INEC) on the Kogi election but the moment the
prophets waded in, even INEC suspended its meeting and did not
reconvene until the prophets failed.”

“Only in Africa!”

“When the Prophets didn’t deliver, people got angry. They could
have lynched those Prophets”

“Well, at least, some people will now know that the prophets are
not always right in the age of biology and science. Who could
have been behind such a hare-brained scheme?”

“The man’s in-laws, for example.

“Oh, come on”

“Or persons who may have been promised appointments and
contracts. Or it could be persons who invested in his candidacy.
Elections in Nigeria are business investments. The investors must
have thought of a last minute strategy to reverse the situation.
Simple economics. ”

“You and your theories. The same people will do business with
whoever eventually wins the election, anyway.”

“There is also the inconclusive matter of the 23-year old wife.
When the death was announced, many commentators on social
media were more concerned about the young widow. Comments
about how she will cope, what she would do next. One guy asked
for her phone numbers.”

“Stupid, callous fellow.”

“Another fellow actually said he was ready to inherit all of Audu’s
assets and liabilities in that regard.”

“Let him go ahead. Ole!”

“Besides, Audu’s death has turned everybody into a Constitutional
expert. What happens if a candidate dies in the course of an
inconclusive election? Who becomes the new candidate?”

“Simple. The APC will field another candidate, appeal to whoever is
aggrieved within the party to step down until an appropriate
candidate who definitely must be Igala, is identified. I don’t see the
APC fielding any candidate who will automatically make them lose
the election.”

“You think the APC candidate must still be Igala? But nothing is
ever that straightforward in Nigerian politics.”

“Of course, otherwise, it will be a walk-over for Governor Idris
Wada. The Igalas have the numbers. Politics is a game of
numbers. The stakes are high. I foresee many court cases”

“Let them field Audu’s young widow then”

“Are you out of your mind? Why are you so obsessed with this
lady?”

“Or may be his son. Does he have any son who is qualified? Let
them make it a family affair. If he had supported his son as a
candidate…But people just don’t know when to quit and hand over
to the next generation.”

“With a 23-year old wife, he was definitely committed to the next
generation.”

“Some people are of the view that his running mate should just run
with the mandate, but I don’t think the circumstances favour him.
He is from a minority group in Kogi state. He is a Christian, and the
party may not back him

“Poor James Faleke”

“Yeah, he must be troubled. What if he and Audu had won. And
they had been sworn in. But now, there are no guarantees.”

“God’s will is supreme. That is one lesson we all must learn from
all this. Remember Abacha? When it was time, God intervened. We
are all pencils in God’s hands. You can amass all the wealth in the
world, marry all the young women, misapply the people’s money,
get so close to Cannan, but you can then fall sick and die. In life,
things happen and all you have left is six feet, rich or poor, six
feet.”

“Six feet”
“I hope Robert Mugabe knows this. I hope Grace Mugabe knows.”
“Why Robert Mugabe?”

“Didn’t you read that story about 50-year old Grace Mugabe, First
Lady of Zimbabwe, buying her Robert, a special wheelchair?”

“The way you pronounced Robert, you make it sound like Robot”

“Isn’t that what the 91-year old President of Zimbabwe has
become, a Robot. Grace Mugabe’s Robot”

“Sad. In his days, Robert Mugabe, multiple degrees holder, was a
shining star. And now, his wife is pushing him around”

“She actually has a PhD, awarded in two months, without
examination or dissertation, by her Robert in his capacity as
Chancellor of the University of Zimbabwe!”

“Mugabe! A Pan-Africanist, who stood up to the British and neo-
colonial imperialism; today, he is falling down at public functions,
he reads the wrong speech in parliament, he is old and tired, and
yet he won’t quit.”

“He should. Zimbabwe already has the oldest President in the
world, and he has been in power since 1980- 35 years!”

“With a wife like “Dis Grace” Mugabe, he won’t. She says she is
ready to push the wheelchair herself, just in case anybody is in any
doubt.”

“I won’t put anything past that woman. Didn’t she once proclaim
that any woman who wears mini-skirt and gets raped should not
complain? Is that not the same woman who punched a journalist in
the face during a foreign visit?”


“Mugabe has stayed too long and has allowed a woman to destroy
his legacy. He is so smitten with “Dis-Grace”, he allegedly fired his
Chief of Defence Staff last year for staring at her derriere!”

“That’s madness.”

“But the woman get am oh. The thing dey; very seriously. And you
know in that part of Africa, the women don’t need to buy it and
enhance it like Kim Kardashian, the thing just dey and you can lose
your head.”

“I think someday in Africa, we’d have to start voting for these First
Ladies too. Voters should be given the right to choose the
President’s wife, or at least they should be screened by parliament.
In Africa, the wives wield so much influence.”

“They do in other places too. It is the man that matters.”

“When Mugabe sits in that wheelchair, Zimbabwe is finished!”

“For democracy to work, we need to worry about the leadership
recruitment process in Africa. How do we free democracy from a
debilitating sense and culture of entitlement. How do we get
persons who are still up to it, and who will not aspire to rule till
they are on wheelchair or life-long medication.”

““All men who play God and who aspire to be God, let them be
reminded, it is just six feet. In Cameroon, Paul Biya has been
sitting tight for 33 years, in Congo, Nguesso has been in power for
36 years, in Equitorial Guinea, Mbasogo is almost a god in human
form. And you have dos Santos in Angola (36 years) Bashir in
Sudan (22 years) Museveni in Uganda (29 years), Idris Deby in
Chad (25 years) and Jammeh in Gambia (21 years).”

“Six feet. Just six feet in the grave.”
“I hope they all know.”

“It is also a lesson for the poor, including those young ones who
play God with their talents.”

“Absolutely. There are people these days who play God with their
laptops, their pens and I-pads. Imagine some people jubilating
over other people’s misfortune.”

“Six feet, my brother, not an inch more nor less. In the grave, all
men are equal.”

www.lindaikejisblog.com/2015/11/audus-inconclusive-death-mugabes.html?m=1

missbronze:
Yes, you are right. Over here, We don't display affections much.


But. one thing remains clear to us, they loves us with their all.


Nigerian parents will give their life for their children to live.

Thats true anyway

Adele's "25" has sold more copies in four days than any other album in 2015

For those not in the music industry, the record-
breaking sales of Adele ’s 25 are a nice story
and a sign that quality still means something
when it comes to consumers’ musical
preference.

For those of us who cover the music business,
Adele’s success is something much more
exhilarating. It’s like getting to see a unicorn or
Halley’s Comet or a once-in-a-lifetime storm of
the century.

Though official numbers won’t be in for a
week, it looks like 25 will sell more than 2.5
million in its first week, surpassing ’N Sync’s
record of 2.42 million for a single sales week
with No Strings Attached in 2000. Adele’s set
sold more than 900,000 via iTunes on day of
release, Nov. 20, in the U.S. ( Update : As of
Tuesday morning, 25 has officially sold more
than 2.43 million in its first two days of release,
breaking ‘N Sync’s record, according to
SoundScan. The final number when the chart
closes Thursday night is expected to be around
2.9 million, reports Billboard) .

Album sales have been in freefall—sometimes
in double digits year-over-year, sometimes only
mildly so— since 2000. Albums whose first-
week sales numbers 15 years ago would land
them at No. 100 or so now come in at No. 1.

Here are two stats that will help put Adele’s feat
into perspective: So far this year, three albums
have surpassed a million units in sales: Taylor
Swift ’s 1989 , which came out last year, but has
continued to sell well this year; Drake ’s If
You’re Reading This It’s Too Late , which, until
25 , was the only album released this calendar
year to sell a million copies; and now 25. (The
only other albums possibly looking at moving 1
million units by Dec. 31 are Justin Bieber’s
Purpose , which sold a staggering 649,000 last
week, One Direction’s Made in the A.M. and
Luke Bryan’s Kill The Lights.)

http://www.forbes.com/sites/melindanewman/2015/11/23/two-staggering-stats-that-illustrate-how-remarkable-adeles-sales-are/?utm_campaign=Forbes&utm_source=TWITTER&utm_medium=social&utm_channel=Business&linkId=19035740

interesting

EHMIR:
U want someone to raise ''gay alert''

and u know,nigerians no dy use ear hear gay b4 dem lynche am to coma/death

Gay alert for hugging your dad?

When last did you see a Father hug his grown up Son in Public?

Adebola (not real name) wrote on his facebook wall

“My father has never been the affectionate type. We never had the
father and son thing we always see on Hollywood.
His role with me started the night he got my mom pregnant and
ended each day when he came home from work and sat watching
TV.

I attend Lagos state university.
I came home few days back after the close of the second
semester.
While unpacking my box, my dad walked into my room and asked
for a hug.
I was confused but said okay.

He came over, hugged me, looked at me and grinned
Then he left the room.
Please is this a shape shifter cos,that Is surely not my dad”

Nowadays it is becoming kinda awkward seeing a father and son
share an embrace out in the open especially when the son comes
of a certain age.

Most sons today just like Adebola, would feel embarrassed if
their fathers were to approach them for a hug.
Whereas, hugging is becoming foreign to these folks, moms then
again are constantly prepared to embrace and kiss their kids at
any given point notwithstanding when its a bit too much.

Hugging brings an extraordinary sort of closeness and an
exceptional sort of bond which is shaped between mother and
child.

On the long run, a father who at the early stages didn’t share such
relationship with their son, becomes insecure when he detects a
developing closeness between mother and son thinking he is now
less loved.

Some fathers even accuse their wives of putting the child
against them especially ,when he begins to notice that the child
always takes the mothers side when there is a misunderstanding
in the home.

This issue (if i can call it that), is not peculiar to Nigeria or Africa
alone.

It is also becoming foreign to the foreigners as well.
In a BBC radio program in the year 2012, Ex deputy prime minister
of Britain John Prescott talked on how he was a bit detached as a
father to two of his sons, blaming his background and culture for
this" He said,

“I have two brilliant sons and I love them to death, but to my regret
I cannot somehow put my arms around them I don’t know
where it comes from but I very much regret that I never had that”
I feel that fathers ought to dependably make time to reflect in
order to understand the sort of parent they are.

A father may not know how to show openly his affection for his
son so ,it would be unreasonable to quantify his adoration for his
child with this.

However, all fathers ought to realize that those easily overlooked
details may turn out to be the most essential things

www.sincerenigerian.com/2015/11/nigerian-fathers-do-not-hug-their-sons.html?m=1

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PRESS STATEMENT ON THE REPORTED DEATH OF PRINCE ABUBAKAR AUDU AND THE LEGAL IMPLICATIONS.

The reported death today, Sunday, November 22nd, 2015, of the APC candidate in the Kogi State Governorship elections, Prince Abubakar Audu, is extremely shocking and sad. I would like to express my condolences to the entire family of Audu and to the people of Kogi State.

However, the real question agitating the minds of everybody is the legal implication regarding the inconclusive Governorship elections at the time of his demise. To state it correctly he was said to have
died AFTER the announcement of the results by INEC and after INEC had declared the elections inconclusive. Admittedly, this is a strange and novel constitutional scenario. It has never happened in our constitutional history to the extent that when an election has been partially conducted (and not before or after the elections) a candidate dies. What then happens? This is a hybrid situation between what happened in the case of Atiku Abubakar/Boni Haruna in 1999 and the provision of section 33 of the Electoral Act, 2010.

In the case of Atiku Abubakar/Boni Haruna [which is now a clear constitutional provision of section 181(1) of the 1999 Constitution (as amended)] the Supreme Court held, in effect, that “if a person
duly elected as Governor dies before taking and subscribing the Oath of Allegiance and oath of office, or is unable for any reason whatsoever to be sworn in, the person elected with him as Deputy
governor shall be sworn in as Governor and he shall nominate a new Deputy-Governor who shall be appointed by the Governor with the approval of a simple majority of the house of Assembly of the State”.

In the case of section 33 of the Electoral Act 2010 it provides, in effect, that if a person has been duly nominated as a candidate of his party and he dies before the election then the political party has
the right to replace him with another candidate and not necessarily the Deputy Governorship candidate.
Now, does the Kogi situation fit into section 181(1) of the Constitution as quoted above or section 33 of the Electoral Act mentioned above?

My simple position is that the Kogi situation fits more into section 181(1) of the 1999 Constitution (as amended) and as such James Abiodun Faleke automatically becomes the governorship candidate
of the APC. This is because even though the election in inconclusive, votes have been counted and allocated to Parties and candidates. As a result the joint ticket of Audu/Faleke has acquired
some votes already. James Abiodun Faleke is as much entitled to those votes already counted as much as the late Abubakar Audu. He has a right to cling to those votes going into the supplementary
election.

There is only one problem, though. Who nominates Faleke’s Deputy? Unlike section 181(1) of the 1999 Constitution, he cannot approach the House of Assembly of the State to approve a
nomination by him of a Deputy. This is because, in reality, he is not duly elected yet. Therefore it is only reasonable to conclude that it is APC (Faleke’s political party) that should submit the name of a
fresh Deputy Governorship candidate to INEC for the supplementary election.

This is the only position in this situation that accords with reason and good sense.

FESTUS KEYAMO, ESQ.
London, 9:40pm
Sunday, November 22, 2015.
https://mobile.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=467142280158544&id=100005883271622&refid=8&_ft_=qid.6220237296066566667%3Amf_story_key.-3377261569595714234&__tn__=%2As

Section 181 of the Nigerian Constitution

(1) If a person duly elected as Governor dies before taking and subscribing the Oath of Allegiance and oath of office, or is unable for any reason whatsoever to be sworn in, the person elected with him as Deputy governor shall be sworn in as Governor and he shall nominate a new Deputy-Governor who shall be appointed by the Governor with the approval of a simple majority of the House of Assembly of the State.

(2) Where the persons duly elected as Governor and Deputy Governor of a State die or are for any reason unable to assume office before the inauguration of the house of Assembly, the Independent National Electoral Commission shall immediately conduct an election for a Governor and Deputy Governor of the State.

http://nigerian-constitution.com/chapter-6-part-2-section-181-death-etc-of-governor-before-oath-of-office/

i just saw this on the official NYSC twitter handle. tot i share with you guys.
btw.. I graduated in 2014. for some funi reasons i could not go this november after waiting a full year.

Manchester United just wished Nigerians a Happy Independence Celebration on their Facebook page..

https://www.facebook.com/manchesterunited

Really proud of my country today

A fresh and joyful month
Is in relation to come,
May God sanctify you?
With cheerfulness
And delight which
You miss in the
Previous month.
Happy New Month Friends

Just thinking...
We sink boreholes ourselves for water.
We contribute to buy transformers
We buy generating sets
We take our children to private schools
We contribute to grade our roads
We bribe the police for security

What then is the job of the government?

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Madame Ameachi hersef
Fine woman

TRIBUTE TO OUR FALLEN COLLEAGUES


Mine Umarein and Rich Umarein
Two sisters resuming the 2014/2015 session for the first time meets end at the Benin Auchi Road....

While Mine is a final year law student
Rich is a 200L Banking and Finance student, both of Ambrose Alli University Ekpoma...

They both died after an accident on the benin-auchi express way..
The driver of the bus was said to have lost control and the bus went into flames....

It cannot be ascertained if there were survivers, both sisters were unlucky as they lost their lives..

Richie was buried on friday 9th January 2015

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=786581861379764&id=417838728254081&_rdr

GEJ till Pa Buhari passes WAEC

Congrats

Picture of a self made motorcycle engine powered motor vehice..
nicknamed "Ecalate"

Project work done by (some) Production engineering students from Ambrose Alli University Ekpoma..
They actually defended the project work today after working on it for 6months..

‪#Nigeria Educational system can get better with the right funding.

Source
AAU Online Forum
https://m.facebook.com/proudlyaau/photos/a.417847738253180.86406.417838728254081/767105399994077/?_e_pi_=7%2CPAGE_ID10%2C5012541921

God is watching...