Skip to main content

Reekado Banks Graduates From Unilag

By
reekado

Mavin artiste, Reekado Banks was among the 10,600 students that recently graduated from the University of Lagos, UNILAG.


Reekado now holds a Bachelors degree in History and Strategic Studies.


Reekado shared the news on his social media handle, @ReekadoBanks, where he said, HAPPY CONVOCATION TO ME. PROUD TO SAY IM A GRADUATE OF HISTORY AND STRATEGIC STUDIES FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS. THANK YOU LORD.


Fellow artiste, Davido will also be graduating from Babcock University in June.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular Posts

How Some Girls Show Off Their New Man In The Beginning Stages

By
Good Morning Nigeria! I am just reminded of those Facebook girls who post an early morning selfie with the caption: "Slept like a baby." A baby dragon you mean, huh?
Post a Comment
Read full story »

UEFA Champions League leading scorers: Vanguard

By
UEFA Champions League leading scorers after the second round of group games this midweek: 5: CristianoRonaldo(Real Madrid) 3: Lewandowski (Bayern Munich) 2: Aboubakar (FC Porto), Álvaro Morata (Juventus), Calhanoglu (Bayer Leverkusen), Doumbia (CSKA Moscow), Gaitan (Benfica), Götze (Bayern Munich), Griezmann (Atletico Madrid), Hulk (Zenit St. Petersburg), Lestienne (PSV Eindhoven), Mladenovic (BATE Borisov), Müller (Bayern Munich), Suarez (Barcelona), Walcott (Arsenal), Willian (Chelsea)
Post a Comment
Read full story »

See Wooden Bridge Constructed By Young Men In Adamawa State Without Government Support

By
This wooden bridge was constructed by young men in Adamawa without government support. The old bridge was destroyed by Boko Haram. It was a very important bridge that connects Adamawa North and Adamawa Central. Even the governor and other important people in the state use this wooden bridge when they visit their villages. Instead of rebuilding the bridge, the Adamawa state government recently announced that it will spend 200 million Naira on prayer warriors. I believe that is a misuse of public money. Nigerians are praying daily. You don't need to spend millions on prayers. The North East states have a lot of work to do in rebuilding the communities and infrastructures destroyed by Boko Haram. I don't think the governors in the region understand the magnitude of the problem. It is time for them to wake up and get their priorities right. If you know the Adamawa State governor, tell him that rebuilding this bridge is an important and urgent project.
Post a Comment
Read full story »