Tuesday, 27 October 2015

STAR ACTRESS, SHAN GEORGE IN AUTO CRASH


Another calamity in the Nigerian entertainment industry was averted a couple of days ago as star actress, Shan George survived an auto crash that would have claimed her life.
As man always propose and God dispose, it was Shan George’s plan to make a stopover at Asaba for a movie job before proceeding to Lagos the next day, sadly, Shan ended her journey on hospital bed.
The unfortunate mishap happened on Enugu/Onitsha expressway, and AWW reliably gathered that the screen goddess was driving from Calabar to Asaba when a speeding Toyota Camry left its lane and rammed into the driver’s side of her white- coloured Toyota Rav4.

Moreover, while the ageless actress was battling with her life during the car crash, AWW scooped that petite thieves took the advantage and robbed her of valuable belongings.   Though, the gifted actress cum producer who expected to be discharged in a couple of days, left leg was injured, she is still in shock!
Recounting the ghastly incident, Shan George who has been full of praises to God for sparing her life to tell the story, said, “I’m still awe of God’s goodness. The impact was directly on my side of the car yet I’m not carrying any major injury. Nigerians are really wonderful people, abandoned their businesses as to help out at the accident scene. The traffic department of police in Enugu handled the case very well and we are all good.
“My car is already being fixed as I recuperate from the shock. I’m begging Federal government to fix interstates roads. Some of us hate flying, I vomit whenever I’m in plane, also, driving is my passion,” she concluded.
Story by Gbolahan Omogbolahan
Curled from:  www.nigerianbroadcastersmeritawards.com

Thursday, 22 October 2015

NIGERIAN BECOMES FIRST BLACK WOMAN TO GRADUATE WITH A FIRST CLASS DEGREE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF READING UK

A Nigerian, Osarieme Omonuwa, broke the jinx at the University of Reading to become the first black woman to earn a first class degree in the history of the 121-year-old institution. Funke Olaode writes
At 22, Osarieme Anita Omonuwa could be described as a genius just waiting to be called a legal legend in Nigeria.  There are many reasons for that. Her determination to excel and continuous drive to conquer new academic heights are proofs that for this young lawyer, the future holds great things.
On a recent week, the International Conference Center in Abuja, the venue of this year’s ceremony for the lawyers called to the bar erupted with a thunderous applause as Omonuwa marched forward to receive her numerous academic laurels. It was a day she would live to remember.
Her father shed tears of joy while her mother’s joy knew no bound as she smiled to the goodness of God in her offspring. Indeed, for her it was a day of glory.

Indeed, the future actually lies in the resounding success of the likes of Omonuwa who bagged a first class honour at the University of Reading, United Kingdom, and becoming the first black woman in the history of the university to do so.
On November 26, she repeated the feet when was listed as a first -class lawyer during the called to bar 2014.
Her academic prowess saw the young lady winning almost all the prizes including the best overall female graduating student among 6, 883 students that sat for the examinations. Consequently, she bagged a total of six Prizes: Best Student of the year, Council of Legal Education Star Prize, Corporate Law Practice amongst others.