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Day break everywhere burst I come they wait for call
10am no call no Tex , my mind they beat
One mind say make I can her maybe she don forget , but liver they fail me and I no want make e be like say I don too they fly
I waited patiently and smoked some more white london and drink some squadron

I no go lie I sleep off , squadron no be beans at all

I woke up 11am again my mind just they fir the girl matter
Me I just rush to use toilet sharply , before I return I don see two missed calls , yekpa wahala ti de oo

I called back she no pick , I called the second time she no pick wahala

Like 20mins time she called back again, I no even let her talk finish I start to apologise say make she no vex say I quickly go iron my shirt for the other room and I no hear say phone ring , meanwhile i go shit
She said she's fine and she isn't angry , she asked for my location I told her Maryland , then i they live for mende , arojobe estate for those who Sabi that area that year

She come tell me say if she reach Maryland roundabout she go call me , she go stop for mr Biggs , that year Mr Biggs na big man spot unlike today

Mehn I go quickly buy perfume oo , i spray every angle
Road was free cuz na weekend, i only know her to be riding a range Rover
About 45-50 mins time she called me , my mind wan even fly commot o poor man na poor man

Me sef never commot for inside estate sef , but no yawa because bike they everywhere
I come call that my guy co worker and tell an everything
The guy na born and gifted womanizer
He say make i direct the babe come my street make I use her pose small make boys for street shock , chai I quickly grab
I come give her direction make she ask of mende , she say she know mende that's it's a popular area
I just sit jeje for outside my house In full swag , I don lick Tom tom tire
I no too they relate with boys for street because I like quiet life and privacy , i no like all those toutish shouts

She followed my direction which I gave her and she came to the front of my house
Alaye wetin I go See no be range Rover again ooo
But confirm red Lamborghini, chai that motor na motor , I just see the + sign Chevrolet my mind wan fly commot
I come remember that song of African China and faze , if you love somebody
Everybody for streeet they wonder who she be , and who she find come
I just wave her she just step down and gave me a light handshake , e pain me small Sha I be want make she feel my perfume , guys just surprise oo
I they stay for single room then , but everywhere neat and tight ,
She came into my room, I get AC join am old school ac
I ask her wetin I go offer her she say just water , for my mind okpe oooo
I rush go downstairs meet my neighbor , I borrow glass take serve her water cuz na plate I take they drink my own
Like 30mins time she come say , i thought we wanted to go out , i say yeah anything that'll make her happy , I'm all in

Alaye we reach outside, you know guys code na , them believe say I don go bleep her , but them no born me we'll make I try am
She gave me keys oo , say make i drive , ah me ke, I just tell am truth say i no Sabi lol, she laugh , mehn her smile is everything
We drove out of mende, she come ask me where I know wey we fit go for mainland that she wan really enjoy herself

I no go lie , that time na peckas I know and Royale , base on olosho when yiu hear opebi Allen , na olosho industry be that , but I didn't want her to suspect that I'm a male branded olosho

I tell her say make we go island instead , say I no too they go out for mainland
Yawa don gas be that
After I talk am fine ehn , i come remember say island clubs too expensive ooo, I die today

I come suggest club 45, she say the name sound wack, I say what about dolphin estate for ikoyi say one club they there and he make sense , she no gree ooo
I suggest there because I know the owner, i fit owe the man gbese in case I pass my boundary

I didnt want anything that'll make me loose her as a friend at all
She suggested Eko hotel , my mind just do (gbum)
I say ok that's nice , but for my mind I don enter am today oooo , who I go call ooo, all my friends broke die

We reach Eko hotel , God forbid money must be made , if you see hotel ehn , to become rich sharply come they hungry me , their car parking lot na confirm
Security tight gan
We park well and went inside
I come they use my brain they calculate, although I no know how expensive their things be ooo
So as a sharp guy i come use brain Sha
The waiter come our side, the waiter sef fresh pass me
But me sef na handsome dude, and when I speak you go think say I be American because of too much 2pac wey i they listen to

She just tell the waiter say make he bring any good Italian red wine for her , my mind wan fly
She come order for peppered snail , I just they look like odoyo

I order for Heineken jeje , I no Sabi form laye , I no try am order for any protein but the thing hungry me to eat Sha

As them bring everything, chai come see how them take bring the things in a grand style , na there i know say I don die, how they go bring ordinary snail with pushing tray and sounds

When I drink my beer reach half , I tell her say i wanna use the gents ,. Na lie ooo
I wan go use style confirm the price , when I reach the gents I come see one guy man , base on guy to guy stuff I open up for am ooo , I no know say me and the guy they the same shoe at that moment

Me: welcome Bros , abeg I wan ask you something make you no vex for me
Guy: no wahala, wetin be that ?

Me: abeg you know the prices of their things here? You be regular customer?

Guy ; he say noooo na wetin make me come here sef whether i go see person wey i go ask , I no want ask for the waiter side make my babe no code

Me: even me sef that's why I they worry oo

Guy: I come with my babe and two of her friends, them don take wine tire up to 2 bottles each , and eat snail up to 3 sticks each

Me: my own babe na just she alone I carry come oo, and she just take one bottle of whine and a stick of snail but the way them bring the snail in a grand style naim they fear me

Guy: taps me in the shoulder , exactly Bros, me sef wonder why them go serve ordinary snail with siren oo
And I no too owe

Luckily one of their staff just came around our direction
We rushed him together and questioned him,
STORY CONTINUES LATER, DROP UR COMMENTS TO ENCOURAGE ME AT LEAST , GINGER THEY BOY E NO EASY TO



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What's even happening in Nigeria.
Everyday we only read news that are heartbreaking. Coronavirus is there and our corrupt leaders issues is there also we still battling all this vices.

Pray we find favour

delugajackson:
Allah always appearing to Muslims in unlikely places.

When will we see his full picture. Only signature on meat and in water.

What a fūcked up mentality.

Omo see thinking or make i say brain
shey you get jesus picture but still we have loads of different pictures showing jesus bro wise up new year

FearFactor1:
U never start... u wan run... hmmm

agreed with you he never even acheived much

Mr Eazi who is currently one of the most popular pop stars in Nigeria at the moment has said he intends to quit music in 2020.

The artiste made this known while fielding questions on HipTV show, Street Hop.

The soft-spoken artiste says he considers his singing career as short term and hopes to be like American Hip Hop Icon, Jay Z, in the near future.

“Sincerely, I don’t plan on doing music for more than three years further, In my mind I feel like I want to do something more like a Jay Z, the music is giving me a lot of capital which can be reinvested, the music is giving me a lot of influence, so if in the next three years, I’m able to get the numbers, you could use that to do anything else in life, so I could even become a speaker,” he said.

When asked what he would be doing if the music fails to pay his bills, the singer who recently moved to Nigeria having lived in Ghana since 2007, said, “I am a serial entrepreneur, so I will move on to the next thing depending on what I am passionate about at the time".

In the interview, the artiste whose real name is Oluwatosin Oluwole Ajibade, talks about how he wasn’t expecting to win the 2016 HEADIES Next Rated award. He also shared the inspiration behind his songs such as DJ Spinall’s ‘Ohema’, in which he featured. He also revealed that one of his exes is called Ohema.

In the very revealing interview, Mr Eazi also opened up about walking away from many things in his life from engineering to events, to distribution of products.

Meanwhile, Mr Eazi is currently working towards the release of a mixtape titled“ Life Is Eazi: Accra 2 Lagos”in February.

The singer, who broke even in the Nigeria music industry in 2016, is signed on with Wizkid’s StarBoy Worldwide label. He is a Mechanical Engineering graduate of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi Ghana.

Please I'll like this to get to the relevant authorities. I really don't know who to report this issue to

My brother gained admission into this very university and after paying an acceptance fee of #30,000 , school fees of #89,000 was paid which includes everything as shown in the break down list from the schools portal. The school had to be requesting for another fee for medical fees, administration fee which was already included in the overall fee of #89,000. I mean, THIS IS FRAUD! DAY LIGHT ROBBERY!

Please i don't know how this can get to the relevant authorities.. I just thought of bringing up the issue here.

Justdulla:
Am Abdul..Nice meeting.
But heading is kinda misleading.
Welcome to Nairaland.
The never boring site

Thanks abdul same here how are you doing

Popular actress and movie producer, Funke Akindele-Bello aka Jenifa and her singer and music producer-husband, AbdulRasheed Bello aka JJC Skillz are ready to have a bite of the juicy music business cake with the launch of their record label, Scene One Production Records owned by the duo.

The record label introduced their new artistes to Sunday Scoop recently. Comprising of twin sisters, Pearl and Ruby Agu, who make up the group Gemstones; Omotoye Olasunkanmi aka Sonorous; Olawale Ayodeji Martins aka Martins Feels and Mo’Eazy, the label says it is ready to take the world by storm.

Speaking with Sunday Scoop about his new artistes, JJC said, “I have always had a knack for developing talents, and the young folks we have signed to SOP Records will take the world by storm. I told the world that Don Jazzy and D’banj would become super stars, and they eventually did. When I tell you that these super-talented kids will shake the foundation of the music industry, you better believe me. We will be launching their careers with a TV show called Industreet and right now, there is no Nigerian artiste that has ever done a TV series to
propel their career. It’s a reality, drama, music show. These guys are not just good music artistes, they are also amazing actors.”

Source: http:// punch.com.ng

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One of the best graduating students of the University of Lagos, Mansur Ismaila, in this interview with Folashade Adebayo and Sodiq Oyeleke, shares his pains and gains of dropping out of medical school after 10 years at the University of Ilorin, two weeks to his final examination.

Kindly tell us about yourself

I am Mansur Akolade Ismaila. I just graduated with a Bachelors degree from the Department of Mass Communication, University of Lagos.

What is the Cumulative Grade Point you graduated with?

I graduated with a CGPA of 4.59.

How do you feel graduating as a first class student?

I feel happy and I feel relieved, too.

What are the factors responsible for your feat?

The God factor; mentorship and guidance; focus and doggedness; broad-based teaching and support from my lecturers; my academic and cognitive maturity, harnessed from my years in medical school.

You were a medical student?

I was in the University of Ilorin, where I studied Medicine and Surgery for a total of 10 years, precisely between 2001 and 2011.

Can you share some of your experiences at UNILORIN?

UNILORIN was hellish for me. I never wanted to become a medical doctor in the first place. While I was at the institution, the course was made unbearable, and I think unnecessarily difficult then. Tens of us were failing and repeating serially, and several colleagues were withdrawn in shocking circumstances; some at 500 level and even final year! But I was different, in that, despite the fact that I repeated 200, 300, 500 and 600 levels and spent a total 10 years instead of six years at the UNILORIN Medical School, I really never wanted to become a doctor. Deep down in me, I really was never a doctor. My heart was always somewhere else; in journalism or law. I chose journalism after I voluntarily withdrew from medical school in my 10th year, that was two weeks to my second attempt at the final MBBS exams. The rest is history.

Why did you drop out of medical school?

I was originally pressured into studying Medicine by my father. But he made an innocuous, and I must say, a well-intentioned error. Like many Nigerian parents, he wanted me to be in science class in secondary school and proceed to study the “best course in the world”. For several other personal, and seemingly justified reasons, he pushed me into medical school and kept me there, paying lots of money year after year to sustain me, for 10 years. Unfortunately, I was quite brilliant in secondary school and I didn’t fail badly enough to send warning signals then. Trouble only started in the second year of MBBS. Unfortunately again, I had zero interest in medicine, and very strong feelings for the news, the media, reading and public speaking. Then and now, I remain a voracious consumer of the news, and the common complaint of my friends has always been that I talk too much. Today, I talk for money (laughs). I dropped out of medicine because I could not take it no more. It was killing me. It destroyed my cognitive acumen, and turned me into a sad, depressed man; a perpetual failure. Essentially, I spent the 10 years studying medicine and discovering myself. The experience subconsciously prepared me for a new life of success in Mass Communication.

What are the lessons you learnt from your ordeal?

Many lessons. And I’ve decided to spend the rest of my life teaching those lessons to parents and their children. Firstly, parents need to listen to their kids concerning their ambitions. Parents should not foist their own aspirations on their children, no matter the economic and social pressure. You really can’t make tons of money from a profession you hate because you had probably not do well in it in the first instance. Second, children should go the extra mile to convince their parents as to their education and career choices. If you’ve got no clear focus and ambition, you’d have no choice but to act another person’s script[b].

What are the challenges you encountered before and after taking the decision to drop out of medical school?[/b]

Challenges? Yes, many. I had lots of antagonists, including close family and friends. Eventually, I had to stop listening to the naysayers. They all promptly ‘converted’ after my first semester exams in UNILAG, which ended with a First Class GPA; 4.67. I also had funding issues, especially at those times when my dad had not converted yet. I had to pay for crucial crossover exams like WASSCE, GCE, UTME and Post-UTME exams. I had to engage in petty business; bulk SMS to be precise, and my mum paid for the rest. For that, I’m eternally grateful to my mum. She is a huge reason I climbed into a First Class and stayed there till the end. Adjusting to life in the Social Sciences/Arts was also a challenge. I had to buy all the necessary books and read them back to back. Eventually, I spent two months studying for the usual three-year arts class, and the results shocked even me! I had distinctions in all the subjects I offered at WASSCE and GCE, a high score in UTME for that period and a smooth ride into UNILAG, on the merit list.

When you see some of your course mates in UNILORIN, how do you feel?

I feel great now. They’re great doctors. I’m an aspiring journalist, and a proud medical school dropout (laughs).

Is your experience part of why you strived for first class?

Yes, definitely. I needed to do well in my new course of study. But also for hundreds, probably thousands of youths who are going through the hell I went through. I wanted to use my story to tell them, and their parents, that it pays to follow their passion and not succumb to forced and foisted ambitions.

Do you have any regret for dropping out?

Absolutely no regrets. Absolutely none.

How do your parents feel with your feat?

My parents are my greatest supporters now, especially my dad. He put me under so much pressure during my project writing and I was elated. My mum is at the very top of the list of my fans. Usually, when I called her then that I’ve secured yet another First Class semester GPA, my darling mum would start dancing. I had to keep her dancing. So I had to remain on the First Class till the very end.

What is your greatest regret as an undergraduate?

Greatest regret? I’d have loved to be more involved in politics. But my course adviser and father-figure, Pastor Tayo Popoola asked me to choose between student politics and a First Class. I chose the First Class. In my department, you hardly can have both.

If you have opportunity to ask UNILAG management for something, what will it be?

I would beg the UNILAG authorities to grant me a Graduate Assistantship. My passions really lie in teaching and research, and I’d love to settle into the university as soon as possible, especially because of my relatively advanced age.

When was your saddest moment on campus?

My saddest moment? None. I only had challenging moments. And they made, not marred me. All the sad days went away with medical school.

What role did your parents play in your education?

My mum was very supportive, from the very beginning of this academic gamble cum adventure. My dad was a late believer in this idea, but he eventually came around to support me too.

How were you able to combine extra-curricular activities with your studies?

It was always school first. But a lot of times, those extracurricular activities actually meshed with school, a good example of which was my two-tenure UNILAG Sun Editor-in-Chief experience.

Did you occupy any position while on campus?

Yes. I will be best remembered as a two-term Editor-in-Chief of UNILAG Sun, the flagship convocation newspaper of the University of Lagos.

What is next for you?

I will remain in the media industry for a while, after which I intend to return to my department as a Graduate Assistant. I plan to also proceed for my postgraduate studies. I wish to focus on teaching and research.

How were you able to manage your social life?

Social life? If you meant clubbing, partying and drinking? None. Till date, my common nickname all over UNILAG is Alfa. I had fun though, tons and tons of it, but within the limits of my religion.

Advice to youths that may be experiencing the kind of challenges you faced?

Follow your passion, and convince your parents and guardians to let you. There are three ingredients to academic and career success: passion, demonstrated ability and the God factor.






Source: http://punchng.com/medical-school-dropout-bags-1st-class-unilag/

Two graduating students of the University of Lagos have recorded 5.00 Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) in 2015/2016 academic session.

This was revealed by the Vice-Chancellor (V-C) of the institution, Prof. Rahamon Bello during the matriculation ceremony of newly admitted students for the 2016/2017 academic session.

According to the VC, the two students Miss Taiwo Bankole and Miss Ajoke Omotuyi are from the Department of Cell Biology and Genetics, Faculty of Science and the Department of Systems Engineering, Faculty of Engineering.

He described the grade point (5.0) as a perfect score.

“Both students, females, had also posted a `perfect score’ of 5.00 CGPA, thus matching the record set by Dada in 2014/2015 academic session,’’ he said.

He added that such feats were achievable by a dint of hard work and not a myth.





source: http://www.myschool.com.ng

PabloOmoEscobar:
How's Malete?

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EmperorLee:

how are you doing

Justdulla:
Am Abdul..Nice meeting.
But heading is kinda misleading.
Welcome to Nairaland.
The never boring site

thanks nice meeting you just kidding with my heading

Evening to every1 am Olayinka by name you can also call me Tommyking am a student of kwasu am new here hopefully i meet some nice chicks and guys am open to discussion and also very much interested in knowing you guys thanks