A Nigerian User on Twitter has declared that she’d commit suicide if Efe doesn’t win the Grand prize of N25m and SUV.
She made this known via her Twitter page (“@Godsgiftele”). “I WILL COMMIT SUCIDE IF EFE DOESNT WIN THE 25MIL..#BBNajia“ – The lady wrote, along side with a her picture.
Of course, she got some replies, with many noting that she is “insane”
A 17-year-old student of the Lagos State Polytechnic, identified as David Opateyibo, has helped in the construction of the first locally-made drone in Nigeria.
gathered that the first prototype of a locally-made drone was recently constructed at the Lagos State Polytechnic (LASPOTECH) recently.
David Opateyibo led in the construction of a locally-made drone
The drone was constructed under the watchful eyes and the careful leadership of a 17-year-old boy identified as David Opateyibo.
Speaking on the achievement, authorities of the Lagos state government have reportedly said that if fully developed, the drone and others could be deployed for security surveillance in the state.
17-year-old David leads the construction of a locally-made drone
Speaking in an interview, 17-year-old David said:
“Aside from using drones for aerial surveillance, you can also use them for aerial photography and videography, or for broadcasting, incidence control or pipeline and power line inspection. You can also use drones in agriculture, to analyze farm produce.”
Lagos state Polytechnic students constructed a locally-made drone
The drone which was constructed from a high breed mix of existing drone components and locally fabricated material, is said to fly normally, but David says there is a lot more room for improvement.
17-year-old David Opateyibo led the team which constructed a locally-made drone
Lagos is synonymous with heavy traffic and congestion but self taught inventor, Kehinde Durojaiye, might have the answer to the city’s woes: a jet car that can run on land, sea and in the air.
Stephanie Otobo releases her account statement to prove Apostle Suleman indeed paid money into her account, a number of times. Hmmm..
According to twitter user @KnewKeed who shared the video;
Stephanie Otobo’s account statement.
The phone company in Canada has agreed to release her call log too. The truth wld definitely come out.Out of curiosity, i checked the account number from the video on quickteller and it checks out. The bank still has to corroborate her story.
According to this Facebook user, she would rather be a side chick than main chick, According to our sources she is a Nigerian Girl who Lives in Bridgetown, Barbados
A disciplinary panel of the Texas Medical Board temporarily suspended the Texas medical license of orthopedic surgeon, Donald Okechukwu Ozumba, M.D., on Friday “after determining his continuation in the practice of medicine poses a continuing threat to public welfare.” .
44-year-old Dr. Ozumba, born in Nigeria, faces two charges of sexual assault. McKinney police arrested him Mar. 31 and booked him at the Collin County Jail, where his bail was set at $50,000. He was released Sunday.
According to the arrest warrant, the first victim contacted police in August of last year, alleging that the assault happened while she was at an appointment to have her IT band examined. That woman told investigators that Ozumba touched her genitals during the exam. .
Police interviewed another victim last week who accused Ozumba of sexually assaulting her while she was a patient in 2015. She told police that the doctor exposed half of her genitals to check for internal fluid and told her he needed to rub in the medication he had injected under her left hip.
Ozumba massaged the area, then penetrated the woman’s genitals with his fingers and massaged her inside, according to the arrest warrant affidavit. The woman’s husband was sitting behind the doctor but couldn’t see what was happening , police said.
The woman told police that she contacted another doctor after the visit and asked whether what Ozumba had done was normal procedure. The second doctor informed her that Ozumba was “absolutely not supposed to penetrate her vagina,” according to the arrest warrant affidavit.
Shortly after the visit, Ozumba asked the woman to download a messaging app and sent her a text asking what her favorite part of the procedure was, according to the affidavit. The woman told police that she texted him back with a message that said “Not receiving a script,” then deleted the app.
A talented high school student in Prince George’s County has a big decision to make soon –– she was accepted to 14 colleges and universities, including Harvard, Princeton and Stanford.
Olawunmi Akinlemibola, a senior at DuVal High School in Lanham, Maryland, was accepted to Ivy League schools, the University of Maryland and several other institutions.
The 18-year-old has a 4.15 GPA and already has earned college credit. She works hard for her success, her guidance counselor, Stacy Kline, said. “I’m just amazed by her,” she said. “It’s the internal drive that she has.”
Akinlemibola said her family’s support is key. She lives with her father, but her mother and two sisters are home in Nigeria, where she was born. In a recent interview, she began to cry as she spoke about her mother.
“Even though she’s not here physically, she takes care of me. Emotionally, she provides a lot of support,” the student said. She hopes her family will be reunited this year.
Akinlemibola said part of what drives her to succeed is a sense that she has opportunities her parents didn’t have. “They’ve just gone through so much, and it’s like, this is like the least I can do, is do well in school,” she said.
Here’s where Akinlemibola was accepted, according to WTOP:
Emory University
Brown University
University of Maryland, Baltimore County
University of Maryland, College Park
Swarthmore College
Grinnell College
Amherst College
University of Chicago
Duke University
Stanford University
Cornell University
Princeton University
Harvard University
University of Pennsylvania
Akinlemibola said Stanford is the front-runner. She would study biology and, with scholarships, pay just $300 per year in tuition.
