I am really happy that Nigerian leaders are begining to take a second look at issues before judging. i salute the caurage of everyone involved in taking the decision both to give him scholaship and to take him to boarding. thats almost exactly similar to what will happen if it was in a more advance country. for those who think the kid should just be allowed to go back to the mother 100%. I bet u, if u have a 13 year old son you will know Oshiomole may be right on his supposition about his parent. Mark it today whether you like it or not the boys life has changed for ever.

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