17-Year-Old Warri Orphan bags ₦120m Shell University Scholarship

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At nine years, Master Lucky Ayolu, from Ekeni in Southern Ijaw Local Government of Bayelsa State, lost his dad and mother. suddenly, life became cruel to him as he learnt to fend for himself. He notified our correspondent that he took to fishing to pay for his charges in primary and secondary schools, as his grandmother, who he resided with, did not have sufficient.
However, as somebody who is destined to succeed in life, Ayolu, now 17 years, has become a beneficiary of Shell Petroleum Development Company’s overseas scholarship.

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I Got Pregnant At 17 —Actress, Clarion Chukwura

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Nollywood actress, Clarion Chukwura in a recent interview shares her  acting and growing up experiences.

I lost my father when I was 11 years and one week old; it was only my mother that I can say reacted when I started acting. But she was never against my acting. 

I actually began acting in the university community. My mother spoke with Bayo Oduleye (then a lecturer at the University of Ibadan.)

She also spoke with Yomi Shohunde. My mother, being an educated woman, did not have problem when I began acting, though she thought I would study law. 

Cheerleading coach admitted giving oral s*x to 17-year-old boy student

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A 22-year-old high school cheerleading coach in Shelbyville, Ind., cut a plea deal with prosecutors after admitting she performed oral s*x on a 17-year-old male student in her car.

Under the terms of the plea deal, Megan Crafton pleaded guilty to dissemination of matter or conducting performance harmful to minors, a felony, but will avoid having to register as a s*x offender.

Prosecutors had originally charged Crafton with felony child seduction, a more serious offense, after the student, who is a member of the Shelbyville High School basketball team, came forward to police.

“The prosecutor’s office was willing to compromise to that level. I can’t speak to their motivations for doing that. I just know they worked well with us,” Allen Lindy, Crafton’s attorney, told Fox 59 News.