Female student faints on hearing that her lecturer died of AIDS

A Twitter user has taken to the micro-blogging platform, to share the story of how his female course mate reacted after hearing that their lecturer died of a deadly illness.

The lecturer was said to have died of AIDS, and on hearing the news, the female student reportedly fainted three times.

The tweep who shared the story via his handle @Spend0Gustav0, wondered what could have made the lady collapse.

He wrote; ”My Female coursemate fainted 3 times after she heard the news that our lecturer died of AIDS.

I no understand why she faint o”

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Marketing guru launches search for female student who works as a labourer

A Nigerian lady, Jennifer Efemonghe who went viral after revealing that she is a labourer, will hopefully see her life change soon as a marketing guru has asked to be linked with her.

Jennifer with Twitter handle @02franx had shared photos and video of herself at a construction site in Benin City, Edo state weeks ago.

Speaking in an interview with Legit, Jennifer opened up about her struggles, being looked down on by fellow students and how she copes with schooling and work.

The student said that she made the decision to work as a labourer when she was returning from school on a random day.

When her course mates discovered that she was working at a construction site, they questioned her about it in a demeaning manner which made her feel  embarrassed.

The marketing guru identified as Biyi Tudors has asked social media users to help him get across to her.

Help me find this girl

Twitter please do your thing”, he wrote.

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Zamfara govt confirms abduction of female students in Jangebe by terrorists

The Zamfara State Government has confirmed the abduction of female students of Government Girls Secondary School, Jangebe in the Talata-Mafara Local Government Area of the state.

The confirmation was made by the Commissioner of Security and Home Affairs, Alhaji Abubakar Dauran in a brief interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Gusau on Friday, February 26.

Ripples Nigeria had earlier reported that the abductors in their hundreds invaded the town and took away the students at about 2am.

“I can confirm to you now that we have sadly received the report on the abduction of the students of GGSS Jangebe and right now, I am on my way to the school.

“At this moment, l cannot say how many students were taken away by the gunmen until l get there, but we have already mobilized security men and members of the vigilantatè who are now in pursuit of the abductors,” the commissioner stated.

A staff of the school who spoke to NAN on condition of anonymity said, “the gunmen in their hundreds invaded the town around 2am on Friday, shot sporadically in the air to scare the residents before coming into the school.

“After taking away most of the students, we rounded up those that escaped or hid from the bandits and conducted a census where we counted 54 students and we are still searching to see if we can get more,”

Also, a resident who gave his name as Haliru Jangebe said, the local vigilantes had tried to repel the invaders but were overpowered.

“The bandits were too many and they all seemed to be carrying heavy arms as we heard gunshots from all parts of the town and when the shots stopped, we heard that the students had been taken away”.