Attending a public school in Lagos, Nigeria (polytechnic) taught me a lot more about myself and sickle-cell anaemia.

I remember processing my admission into the university, wishing and hoping to get far away from home not until my dream was shattered by my folks and loved ones telling me how it was dangerous to stay far from home because of my health and complications. I felt so pained my dream of being a tourist quickly faded away when the hustle for admission became a tug of war. Eventually I got an OND admission into Highland College of Technology, Ibadan.

They worriedly let go because of the long wait before the admission. During all this process, I kept assuring everyone that I can handle everything and i will be fine by God's grace. After a lot of prayers and warning, I finally went to Ibadan to school .

The school was informed about my health status which I didn't like but you know prevention is better than cure which they also promised to look after me and immediately registered me under a good health care close to school.

Then the race began, early to rise, late to bed, long hours of classes, short-time of socialising and trying to be the best among peers.

Soulage Foundation covered all of my medical bills in and out of crisis and finally finished my ND in Ibadan and HND in Lagos at Yaba College Of Technology, tho it was really stressful but finished gracefully.

If I can, You Can Also Live Right With Sickle Cell"

Joromi12:
Who go marry am. I get sis wey be SS too

hisexcellency34:
But sis, wait till you are 40 oooo. I heard if you can survive by 40, then you are totally free. I pray you live long. You are too pretty to die young

Joromi12:
Who go marry am. I get sis wey be SS too

Junkie1:
EYAA.. I WOULD FVCK HER FOR SURE

Joromi12:
Who go marry am. I get sis wey be SS too

obo389:
And she doesn't look it.

Pavore9:


As long as she maintains a healthy lifestyle and her regular with her medication she would pull through. My elder brother who is also a warrior is in his mid 40s is living normally with his wife and children.