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Seeing my father break down in tears over my condition was heartbreaking – Amputee (opens the original)
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Oluwatosin Jegede, who was born with a rare condition that left her without a tibia bone in her right leg and underwent a life-changing amputation as a child, speaks with TEMITOPE ADETUNJI about her journey, resilience and life after amputation I was born with Type 3 Tibial Hemimelia, a rare condition in which the tibia bone is missing, accompanied by polydactyly in my right lower limb. At birth, my parents were ready to proceed with an amputation, but the medical team advised waiting until I wa
My music is putting Benin culture on global radar — Hammerboi (opens the original)
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Afrobeats artiste, Osasike Uwuigbe, popularly known as Hammerboi, has said that his Benin-language songs have attracted more listeners outside his region, saying his music has helped introduce his culture to international audiences. The singer said his decision to sing mainly in his native language was influenced by his love for Benin culture and his desire to preserve and promote the language. He told Saturday Beats, “I didn’t just wake up one morning and start singing in my dialect. It came na
US visa restrictions shattered my Stanford dream —Rights activist, Oduala (opens the original)
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Human rights defender and Marigold R.O. Foundation Executive Director, Rinu Oduala, speaks with TEMITOPE ADETUNJI about her Stanford admission and the visa restrictions that disrupted her plans to study in the United States Can you take us back to when you first received an admission from Stanford University and tell us what that moment meant to you? I had been admitted to Stanford’s master’s programme in Community Health and Prevention Research, an opportunity I had worked towards for years. As
I’ve lived in agony since January after my husband’s disappearance — Wife (opens the original)
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Sarah Ohazurume, wife of Anthony Innocent, who went missing in Imo State in January, speaks with TEMITOPE ADETUNJI about her husband’s disappearance, the family’s search for answers and her hope for his safe return When did you first realise that your husband was missing, and where did he travel to? We have been married for two years and a few months. I am a businesswoman, my husband is also a businessman and a solar engineer. We live in Lagos. My husband travelled to our hometown in Imo State f
I used ChatGPT, Gemini to understand difficult courses — Babcock first-class graduate (opens the original)
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Oluwadamilola Soji-Oderinde, a 20-year-old graduate of Babcock University, who graduated with first class in Software Engineering, achieving an impressive CGPA of 4.52, speaks with TEMITOPE ADETUNJI about his academic journey, the dedication behind his outstanding achievement, and his aspirations for the future What was your childhood like growing up in Maiduguri, Borno State? I’m from Oyo State, although I grew up in Maiduguri, Borno State. Growing up in Maiduguri was really calmer than most pe
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