So touching,this reminded me of a story back in uni then,a guy rented an apartment for a girl next to my hall,he furnished it wella,later the babe started showing her self,see sharp guy no waste time at all,he packed everything he bought for the babe in the house including electric Bulb! This happened live no be story at all.

I know them,their office i know is located at Maryland,but the MD of the firm is greedy,so goodluck.

How did you apply?can someone gate crash?

ATM- At The Moment
LHM- Lord Have Mercy

Please Please Please!!! run for your dear life,they are 100% scammers,both Husband and Wife.

Stanbic ibtc still charged me today,i used my gtb card on stanbic ibtc atm.

cheeomar: D field for 1st and last names requires a lot of xter..so type ur name 3ice there...

Thanks so much for the wonderful contribution,i have submitted mine too.

How did you submit yours?it's not allowing me to submit,it says First Name required is required and i have filled in my names.

It's not saving details,

Wish i was a United State of America citizen

My Dad,My Dad,My Dad! my hero,he was a great parent,i can't ask for more,he cares so much,packing biscuits in my school bag,he comes to pick me in school from Nursery,Primary till JSS3,then we will branch at Kingsway,Chicken Grotto,Mobil Snacks bar,to buys snacks,yummy or sometimes he will buy sabo delicious food home at night.My dad must remain food for us,he's the best anyone could have,later to dress his afro hair then by applying oil sheen to remove dandruff, serve siesta at home,before he goes back to work,in fact this page is not enough for me: while my mum cares too,she's no nonsense woman! we were not that close she travels alot.

Pls do you have 2 bedroom,budget 350k-400k,good environment,parking space,borehole,

Please do you have 2 bedroom in the same estate.

Jazakkallah Khairan

Hi,is the 2 bedroom flat a new house,and pls what part of ilupeju,street,proximity

Do you have 2 bedroom too,budget 350k

Budget 300k-350k,Ogba area,but not too far from the bus stop

can i come for inspection on sunday?

Please can i pay 1 and half years for the 2 bedroom?

Pls do you have 2 bedroom?

Is it still available?

What part of Ogba is Odobo estate?

Is it still available?can i pay 300k?,will they accept 1 year payment or 1 1/2 yrs?

do you have clean 2 bedroom flat with ample parking space,water,good compound?

Is there upstairs available?

Does it have parking space?can they accept 1 year?

Is there 2 bedroom apartment available,and where is punch estate?

What part of ogba?

is the 2-bedroom flat a new house?

sexkillz: 1. Teach her how to cook, or

2. Pay for someone to teach her how to cook.

3. Read 1 and 2 again. . .

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Everyday-Bashorun Gaa-9ice

Many parents dream of their children going to Harvard one day. But a Muslim girl has actualised the goal of getting into the prestigious university at the age of 15!

Saheela Ibraheem, of Edison, was also accepted to MIT and 13 other schools, including Princeton and Columbia before settling for Harvard after falling in love with the campus. She skipped two grades and said the key to success is figuring out what you love to learn as early as possible, something she did at age 5. “If you are passionate about what you do, and I am passionate about most of these things, especially with Math.”

She is well on her way to fulfilling her dreams of one day becoming a Neuroscientist. This fall, the 15 year-old high school senior will be heading to Harvard University. Harvard was one of the 14 schools that Saheela applied to. She was accepted into 13 of those schools: Princeton, the University of Pennsylvania, Columbia, Cornell, Brown, Williams College, Stanford, University of Chicago, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Washington University in St. Louis. After much debate, she settled on Harvard because “she fell in love” with the campus. She hopes to study neurobiology or neuroscience while at the prestigious university.

She serves as president of the school’s investment club, which teaches students about the stock market by investing in virtual stocks. Saheela wasn’t sure any college would want to admit a 15-year-old. So, she hedged her bets and filled out applications to 14 schools from New Jersey to California. In the end, 13 colleges accepted her, including six of the eight Ivy League schools.

After weeks of debate, Saheela settled on Harvard. She will be among the youngest members of the school’s freshman class. Nationwide, this year’s college selection process was among the most competitive in history as most top colleges received a record number of applications.

Saheela joins a growing number of New Jersey students going to college before they are old enough to drive. Last year, Kyle Loh of Mendham graduated from Rutgers at 16. In previous years, a 14-year-old from Cranbury and two of his 15-year-old cousins also graduated from Rutgers. For Saheela, her unusual path to college began when she was a sixth-grader at the Conackamack Middle School in Piscataway. Eager to learn more about her favorite subject, Math, the daughter of Nigerian immigrants asked to move to a higher-level class. The school let her skip sixth grade entirely.

By high school, Saheela said, she was no longer feeling challenged by her public school classes. So, she moved to the Wardlaw- Hartridge School, a 420-student private school, where she skipped her freshman year and enrolled as a 10th-grader. Her three younger brothers, twins now in the ninth grade and a younger brother in second grade, all eventually joined her at the school. School officials were impressed Saheela, one of their top students, didn’t spend all her time studying. “She’s learned and she’s very smart. But she keeps pushing herself,” said William Jenkins, the Wardlaw-Hartridge School’s director of development.

Saheela also excels outside the classroom. She is a three-sport athlete, playing outfield for the school’s softball team, defender on the soccer team, and swimming relays. Saheela began applying to colleges last fall. Her applications included her grade point average (between a 96 and 97 on a 100-point scale) and her 2,340 SAT score (a perfect 800 on the math section, a 790 in writing and a 750 in reading). She was delighted when she got her first acceptance in December from California Institute of Technology. “I was so excited. I got into college!,” Saheela said.

More acceptances followed from Harvard, Princeton, the University of Pennsylvania, Columbia, Cornell, Brown, Williams College, Stanford, University of Chicago, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Washington University in St. Louis. Saheela was torn between going to MIT and Harvard. A visit to both campuses last month made the choice easy. “She went to Harvard and she fell in love with the place,” said Shakirat Ibraheem, her mother.

She said she wants to major in either neurobiology or neuroscience and plans to become a research scientist who studies how the brain works. She credits her parents with teaching her to love learning and work hard. Her father, Sarafa, an analyst and vice-president at a New York financial firm, would often study with her at night and home school her in subjects not taught at school. “I try my best in everything I do,” Saheela said. “Anyone who’s motivated can work wonders.”

http://nationalmirroronline.net/religion/religion-news/48066.html