My savings from hawking zobo in UI was what I used to start my business — Ojo, CEO, Phoenix Stead, says on opening new beauty hub

Over the weekend, the very first Phoenix Stead store, located at Shop 17, Psalm 23, Plaza, Savannah bus stop, Ajasa Command Road, Lagos State, was opened. Phoenix Stead, a duly registered Nigerian company, is an emerging force in the beauty and skincare industry. The Chief Executive Officer, Miss Adelola Ojo, a graduate of Human Nutrition...

Conversations With Alagba Barny

Beautiful reader, hello! I hope you're doing good. I am pleased to share something with you. It is my pleasure to inform you that on Saturday, May 15, 2021, I'll be hosting an Instagram live session where, with my very special and fantastic guests, I'll be discussing my country, the Nigeria. My guests are young,...

I was deliberate to make the most of the year because I didn’t know when next I would see my colleagues after exams — Alade, NLS Abuja Campus

Beautiful reader, I honour and appreciate you for being here today. Thank you very much!🤭🎈🎈🎈 A few weeks ago, I started a series titled #OurLawSchoolStories in which I share the stories of my colleagues who finished their Bar Part 2 examinations on March 26, 2021 after a very weird academic year dotted by a worldwide...

I saw people faint in an exam for the first time in my life during Bar Finals — Dikibo, NLS Lagos Campus

Good day, fantastic reader!😃 You're welcome to the Fantbabs blog!!💃🏾🕺🏽 It has been my pleasure for some weeks now to share the Law School stories of my colleagues who are aspirants to the Nigerian Bar. It has been an interesting and an enlightening ride so far, and I'm grateful to all my colleagues who have...

Even to Law School themselves, our Law School year was unusual — Adesokan, NLS Abuja Campus

Welcome, dear fantastic reader to the Fantbabs blog!!🥰 Straight to business. Continuing from the last story in the #OurLawSchoolStories series, I am pleased to share Mr. Adediran Adesokan's story. Mr. Adesokan is a Law graduate and a highly skilled public speaker. Please, help me appreciate him.👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾😃 Leggo!💨 Law School was unusual In my own perspective,...

Iya Siene (my mum) didn’t train me to be a quitter — Nwagbara, NLS Yola Campus

Hello, fantastic reader! You're welcome to the Fantbabs blog! Please, be comfortable here. Would you like some tea 🍵, some coffee ☕ or some juice 🥤? Please, sip any of these as you have a nice time here.😀 A while ago, I started a series titled #OurLawSchoolStories where I share the experiences of some of...

For my previous exams, I used to sleep for the most part of the night before each day of my exams, but for Bar Finals, three or four hours of sleep at night felt like a waste of time — Ekpe, NLS Lagos Campus

It's a beautiful Saturday, dear reader, and I am delighted to welcome you to the Fantbabs blog.💕 For some time, I have been sharing the Law School stories of my colleagues who just completed the Bar Part 2 examinations of the Nigerian Law School. If you've not read any of the interesting previous stories, you...

I sang in Law School in order to clear my head — Ezenwanne, NLS Abuja Campus

Happy that you are here, dear reader! Please, get comfortable as there's value just for you on this blog.😊 In this post, I share the Law School story of my colleague who just completed the Bar Finals examination of the Nigerian Law School. Celebrate the beautiful and brilliant Miss Chidera Ezenwanne.👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Below is her story.😉...

Bar Finals was all I could think of for over a year — Adewuyi, NLS Abuja Campus

Good day to you, dear reader! You're welcome to the Fantbabs blog! Without any further ado, I am pleased to share the Law School story of Mr. Adeyinka Adewuyi popularly known as DJ Yinkus who is an excellent mix of amazing talents. His story is one in the #OurLawSchoolStories series that I began not too...

Funny enough, I did not panic — Kola-Bello, NLS Abuja Campus

Hello there! Welcome to the Fantbabs blog! Because you are here, you're in for a nice time.😃 This post is one in the series I titled #OurLawSchoolStories which is a series of stories graciously told by persons who recently finished their Bar Part 2 examinations at the Nigerian Law School. It's been a fun ride...

Students had to lodge in hotels at some point before exams because there was power supply for only three hours at night on campus — Mrs. Ayotunde, NLS Yenagoa Campus

Hello, fantastic reader! You're welcome to the Fantbabs blog!💕 We've been having an interesting time reading the stories of persons who just finished their Bar Final examinations at the Nigerian Law School in a series I titled #OurLawSchoolStories. You should check out Senator and Mrs. Oguntuwase's stories.😀 Today, you'll be reading the story of Ms....

Now I can relate to stories of people breaking down during Bar Finals — Mrs. Oguntuwase, NLS Abuja Campus

Good day, dear fantastic reader! You are welcome to the Fantbabs blog! Thank you for coming. This post is one in the series of posts I titled #OurLawSchoolStories which is a series of stories told by persons with whom I finished at the Nigerian Law School with, this year. If you haven't already, you should...

“It was from one scattered plan to the other” — Ogunfuwa, NLS Abuja Campus

Greetings, fantastic reader! Been some time, I know. I hope you've been well. I have. Now, one of the reasons why you had not heard from me on this blog for some time is because I'd been busy at the Nigerian Law School. Y'all, Law School takes away your life and your time.😩 In fact,...

One abnormal normal relationship dialogue

Hello, fantastic readers!!!😍 Welcome to the Fantbabs blog!💥 Drawing from my last post, I am so glad to let you know (if you already don't) that Mr. Igili was able to gather the money he needed to run his Watson Institute program!💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾 Big thanks to every single person that contributed one way or another to...

My SDGs journey began when I fell ill and had to miss school for one week — Ifeoluwa Igili, UI Millennium Fellow hoping to get into Watson Institute

“An individual has not started living until he can rise above the narrow confines of his individualistic concerns to the broader concerns of all humanity.” (Martin Luther King Jr.) Happy new year to you, dear fantastic reader!🎉🎉🎉 This post is my very first post in this new year 2021, and I'm so glad and honoured...

My mum rolled on the floor and had tears in her eyes when she heard my result — Yusuf, Overall BGS, Nigerian Law School

Fantastic reader, I salute you! How are you today?😃💕 A little before the last quarter of this year, I began an interview series right here on the Fantbabs blog in which I interview the only five First Class graduates of the Nigerian Law School this year. This series is titled, the Phenomenal Five, as you...

“In our society, if you are too big, it’s a crime; if you are too slim, it’s also a crime.” Balogun says on releasing his debut film, Fatty Bum Bum

Many things disturb the human existence but body shaming has been among the most painful so far amongst children, even youths and so many adults. Saying it is bad is an understatement as it also tends to push the young ones into having inferiority complex. The writer, Oreofe Oguntola, carefully exposes the danger and consequences...

I wasn’t specific about a CGPA or award, but I wanted to graduate with a first class. — Alada, BGS, Faculty of Law, UI 2019/2020 Set

On Saturday, November 14, 2020, the University of Ibadan, Ibadan convocation ceremony for undergraduate degrees held, and there, Miss Bukola Fatimat Alada was announced as the overall best graduating student of the Faculty of Law for the 2018/2019 set with whopping eleven awards to her credit.✨✨✨🥇🏅🏆 You may read her powerful Valedictorian Speech here.🔥🔥🔥 Here's...

Full Text of the Valedictorian Speech delivered by Bukola Alada at the 2020 UI Convocation Ceremony

"...life gives you more than one chance; you just have to put the past behind and hit the ground running. For even if you would win a lottery, you must keep buying the tickets." Alada. I am deeply honoured to stand before you today, amidst the seemingly unending crises that have been confronting us this...

I would have had a First Class whether my grade was determined by my lowest score or by average, whichever way they sliced it — Adebayo, BGS (Female)

Hi!😃 Welcome to the Fantbabs blog today!✨ Thank you for deciding to check this post out. God bless you!😊 In this season when Nigerians are demanding for better from the government, I gladly join my voice with theirs! We want a Nigeria where peace and justice reign, so we say #EndSWAT #EndPoliceBrutality and #EndBadGovernmentInNigeria!✊🏾💪🏾 That...