Sapasenator:
I am struggling to find a nexus of her educational qualifications with her shop demolition.

Stop thinking like an APC supporter

ngwaIgbo223:
And she ran to UK.
Shameless Nigerians, continue to be slaves to your useless slave masters.

are you okay...like are you really okay ?

Thank God she did when you saw the need to.... Open your eyes widely in this country, never fall into the trap of this government when it comes to the sustainance of your business.

The present Nigerian government kills businesses and dreams for leaving... Do your business in this country without relying on government. If you see means to leave this country, don't look back

What a country.

Benjamin4388:


are you okay...like are you really okay ?

One house negro spotted.

K

What APC government can't destroy don't exist.

Sapasenator:
I am struggling to find a nexus of her educational qualifications with her shop demolition.

The autoshop, worth millions of naira in assets, where she goes about her daily business and trained females in auto works 'free of charge' was subject to a land use tussle. A court granted her ownership of the land and a restraining order on FCDA from harassing the occupants.
However, she picked herself up, set herself up again to keep her dream alive and later relocated to the UK. She went back to school, and graduated last month with an M. Sc in Mechatronic Systems Engineering.

This MSc programme combines principles from mechanics, electronics, control, computers, automation, and robotics to design, manufacture and test smart and cognitive systems and devices, that use a combination of these disciplines. 

ngwaIgbo223:

One house negro spotted.

you are not really okay but you will do just fine

Congratulation to her

DesChyko:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w39liLTzQ7Y?si=iZv1hThoc8YVx7Jq


Failure is not the falling down, but the staying down.

See my friend oh


Congratulations...

So in the past, people who's shops have been burnt never made it into university?

The heading should be changed abeg

Mechatronic systems.. lovely.
The demolitions was just a push to her destiny.. for one closed door, there are a thousand windows of opportunities.

People are funny and I sense a bit of jealousy here. If your business is destroyed, it can cause a lot of depression. There are market owners whose shops caught fire and they died from high blood pressure or the shock of the news. May you never experience heartache that will cause your death. Most business owners have this problem. Something will happen to them that will almost make them take their lives. That she was able to go back to school for an advanced degree after the demolition is worth congratulations. Anyone reading this should help me congratulate her, she is my motivational monday. Ignore those whose advanced degree is Bad Belle PhD.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqrwX2o-h7M?feature=shared

Sonnobax15:

One lesson I've learnt in life over the years is that---"no matter where you are today, tomorrow is certainly gonna be a better day so long you don't give up on yourself today"

Kudos to her for not giving in........A true banny indeed who has got brains....I celebrate her..

Next time add 'ceteris paribus' to your first paragraph.. i.e. all things being equal.

DesChyko:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w39liLTzQ7Y?si=iZv1hThoc8YVx7Jq

On March 14, 2020, social media user, Demola of Lagos, shared a story of Mrs Joyce Dayser Adams, who lost her Auto shop in Wuye, Abuja, to demolition.

The autoshop, worth millions of naira in assets, where she goes about her daily business and trained females in auto works 'free of charge' was subject to a land use tussle. A court granted her ownership of the land and a restraining order on FCDA from harassing the occupants.

However, the order was disregarded and on the said day, FCDA moved in and reduced the thriving venture to rubbles, aided by a crack team of Policemen, VIO, NSCDC and some other security agencies leaving a distraught Joyce, heartbroken over her fortunes.

However, she picked herself up, set herself up again to keep her dream alive and later relocated to the UK. She went back to school, and graduated last month with an M. Sc in Mechatronic Systems Engineering.

Failure is not the falling down, but the staying down.

Congratulations to her

papyjaypaul:
People are funny and I sense a bit of jealousy here. If your business is destroyed, it can cause a lot of depression. There are market owners whose shops caught fire and they died from high blood pressure or the shock of the news.

That's why she is being celebrated oga.. she didn't give up when things got tough.
She picked herself up and kept going.. the best mindset ever.

As if the UK politicians and citizens cannot
behave like useless corrupt Nigerian person.


Nigeria is a useless, very useless, than the dust of UK.

Congratulations to her but what's the relationship between graduation and shop demolition...

Happy for her.....

She went to a place where the system ( GOVERNMENT) is working and got something within the time frame needed....

But look at NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT.....they succeeded in taking her future out of her with no provision for anything even after standing on her right ......

We will finally be well one day ......

LoyalPal44:
Good evening, well-meaning Nigerians.

Please, I need your help Sir/Ma.

My name is Olaoluwa. I am 32 years old and an O-Level holder. I had a car accident last year, lost my job, and became jobless for months.

Please help me; I am seriously hungry. The last time I ate was Thursday evening, and it was my remaining garri that I drank. I have not eaten any other food since Thursday evening other than the water that I have been drinking to gain some strength. I can no longer endure the hunger; my body is starting to shake. Please, my people, I am really sorry for begging, but it is just that I am starving to death. Please, someone should help me with something to eat, no matter the amount. I don't mind. I will always appreciate you. I am starving. I know things are very hard these days. Anything you have to spare, I would really appreciate it.

I live at No 29, Kajola Street, Bode.Olude, Ita.Elega, Abeokuta, Ogun State.

If you live near me, please invite me for lunch; I am dying of hunger. May you never lack the good things in life. Please have mercy on me and help me.

My phone number is 0 7 0 1 8 9 7 4 5 8 3

Please help me with any amount, #600 will do a lot for me at this time.

Please, my bank details are:

Access Bank PLC
0 0 2 4 8 6 9 3 2 3
My name is Olaoluwa

Thank you very much. May God continue to bless and protect you. Amen


I want to sell my Tecno Pop 4.

Price: #30,000
Location: Abeokuta
Call: 0 7 0 1 8 9 7 4 5 8 3

Please buy my phone. I need to buy food, I am beginning to feel pain in my stomach.

You voted Tinubu....enjoy the hunger that your foolishness has brought upon you.....

DesChyko:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w39liLTzQ7Y?si=iZv1hThoc8YVx7Jq

On March 14, 2020, social media user, Demola of Lagos, shared a story of Mrs Joyce Dayser Adams, who lost her Auto shop in Wuye, Abuja, to demolition.

The autoshop, worth millions of naira in assets, where she goes about her daily business and trained females in auto works 'free of charge' was subject to a land use tussle. A court granted her ownership of the land and a restraining order on FCDA from harassing the occupants.

However, the order was disregarded and on the said day, FCDA moved in and reduced the thriving venture to rubbles, aided by a crack team of Policemen, VIO, NSCDC and some other security agencies leaving a distraught Joyce, heartbroken over her fortunes.

However, she picked herself up, set herself up again to keep her dream alive and later relocated to the UK. She went back to school, and graduated last month with an M. Sc in Mechatronic Systems Engineering.

Failure is not the falling down, but the staying down.

Nigeria the Dream killer but this one escaped

ngwaIgbo223:
And she ran to UK.

Shameless Nigerians, continue to be slaves to your useless slave masters.

U wey dey here, how u take better Dan a slave?

LoyalPal44:
Good evening, well-meaning Nigerians.

Please, I need your help Sir/Ma.

My name is Olaoluwa. I am 32 years old and an O-Level holder. I had a car accident last year, lost my job, and became jobless for months.

Please help me; I am seriously hungry. The last time I ate was Thursday evening, and it was my remaining garri that I drank. I have not eaten any other food since Thursday evening other than the water that I have been drinking to gain some strength. I can no longer endure the hunger; my body is starting to shake. Please, my people, I am really sorry for begging, but it is just that I am starving to death. Please, someone should help me with something to eat, no matter the amount. I don't mind. I will always appreciate you. I am starving. I know things are very hard these days. Anything you have to spare, I would really appreciate it.

I live at No 29, Kajola Street, Bode.Olude, Ita.Elega, Abeokuta, Ogun State.

If you live near me, please invite me for lunch; I am dying of hunger. May you never lack the good things in life. Please have mercy on me and help me.

My phone number is 0 7 0 1 8 9 7 4 5 8 3

Please help me with any amount, #600 will do a lot for me at this time.

Please, my bank details are:

Access Bank PLC
0 0 2 4 8 6 9 3 2 3
My name is Olaoluwa

Thank you very much. May God continue to bless and protect you. Amen


I want to sell my Tecno Pop 4.

Price: #30,000
Location: Abeokuta
Call: 0 7 0 1 8 9 7 4 5 8 3

Please buy my phone. I need to buy food, I am beginning to feel pain in my stomach.

Join the protests tomorrow

LoyalPal44:
Good evening, well-meaning Nigerians.

Please, I need your help Sir/Ma.

My name is Olaoluwa. I am 32 years old and an O-Level holder. I had a car accident last year, lost my job, and became jobless for months.

Please help me; I am seriously hungry. The last time I ate was Thursday evening, and it was my remaining garri that I drank. I have not eaten any other food since Thursday evening other than the water that I have been drinking to gain some strength. I can no longer endure the hunger; my body is starting to shake. Please, my people, I am really sorry for begging, but it is just that I am starving to death. Please, someone should help me with something to eat, no matter the amount. I don't mind. I will always appreciate you. I am starving. I know things are very hard these days. Anything you have to spare, I would really appreciate it.

I live at No 29, Kajola Street, Bode.Olude, Ita.Elega, Abeokuta, Ogun State.

If you live near me, please invite me for lunch; I am dying of hunger. May you never lack the good things in life. Please have mercy on me and help me.

My phone number is 0 7 0 1 8 9 7 4 5 8 3

Please help me with any amount, #600 will do a lot for me at this time.

Please, my bank details are:

Access Bank PLC
0 0 2 4 8 6 9 3 2 3
My name is Olaoluwa

Thank you very much. May God continue to bless and protect you. Amen


I want to sell my Tecno Pop 4.

Price: #30,000
Location: Abeokuta
Call: 0 7 0 1 8 9 7 4 5 8 3

Please buy my phone. I need to buy food, I am beginning to feel pain in my stomach.

Loyalpal44,ReliableAgent02,Olaoluwasp,
Easygoingman32,Olaoluwa23,Sukhses,bolarinwatips,quadri, Tunde Otukomaya etc

Why must you lie and conjure fables just to fleece people of their money? You are not sick and you are an able bodied guy. You can't keep on going on like this. The worst of all is you going to use the money given to you for betting.

Folks beware, that guy is not genuine

Sonnobax15:

One lesson I've learnt in life over the years is that---"no matter where you are today, tomorrow is certainly gonna be a better day so long you don't give up on yourself today"

Kudos to her for not giving in........A true banny indeed who has got brains....I celebrate her..

Please don't come back!! This no be "fear my return". Start afresh for that side!!

ngwaIgbo223:
And she ran to UK.

Shameless Nigerians, continue to be slaves to your useless slave masters.

Hope you read the part she got a restraining order from the court but they disobeyed it.

See, may Nigeria not happen to you , na den u go know say this place is a hell hole. Abi na only she go go face government abi? By taking the laws into her hands ?

I hope the Msc translates into a good job for herbin the UK. UK labour market for immigrants professionals is too harsh.

DesChyko:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w39liLTzQ7Y?si=iZv1hThoc8YVx7Jq

On March 14, 2020, social media user, Demola of Lagos, shared a story of Mrs Joyce Dayser Adams, who lost her Auto shop in Wuye, Abuja, to demolition.

The autoshop, worth millions of naira in assets, where she goes about her daily business and trained females in auto works 'free of charge' was subject to a land use tussle. A court granted her ownership of the land and a restraining order on FCDA from harassing the occupants.

However, the order was disregarded and on the said day, FCDA moved in and reduced the thriving venture to rubbles, aided by a crack team of Policemen, VIO, NSCDC and some other security agencies leaving a distraught Joyce, heartbroken over her fortunes.

However, she picked herself up, set herself up again to keep her dream alive and later relocated to the UK. She went back to school, and graduated last month with an M. Sc in Mechatronic Systems Engineering.

Failure is not the falling down, but the staying down.

She'd better stay away from Nigeria, going forward

Dennisochampa:
Congratulations to her but what's the relationship between graduation and shop demolition...

FCDA demolished her livelyhood (her business).

In doing so FCDA thought her own is finally finished

But she managed to pick herself up summoned courage and has now achieved this feat much to the chagrin and disappointment of FCDA.

Atk1nson:
This lady used to be a celebrity of sort, was even featured on bbc.

Unfortunately Nigeria doesn't value it brightest minds

That's just it.

DesChyko:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w39liLTzQ7Y?si=iZv1hThoc8YVx7Jq

On March 14, 2020, social media user, Demola of Lagos, shared a story of Mrs Joyce Dayser Adams, who lost her Auto shop in Wuye, Abuja, to demolition.

The autoshop, worth millions of naira in assets, where she goes about her daily business and trained females in auto works 'free of charge' was subject to a land use tussle. A court granted her ownership of the land and a restraining order on FCDA from harassing the occupants.

However, the order was disregarded and on the said day, FCDA moved in and reduced the thriving venture to rubbles, aided by a crack team of Policemen, VIO, NSCDC and some other security agencies leaving a distraught Joyce, heartbroken over her fortunes.

However, she picked herself up, set herself up again to keep her dream alive and later relocated to the UK. She went back to school, and graduated last month with an M. Sc in Mechatronic Systems Engineering.

Failure is not the falling down, but the staying down.

I know her, she is very hardworking