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None at all. We were close to 30 Nigerians who went for that training. Blacks and the whites co-existed in a convivial environment. We were treated like human beings.

— Alaba Lawson

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I don’t entertain any fear, because I live every day as being tailored by Jehovah God.

The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom. Pray and get along with your life.

Teaching is like a calling, you must be trained for it and you must have passion for it.

Many people know you to be an educationist but not many know that you were a big time trader who began at the age of nine.

She never used the cane, but she had another way of doing this. Her countenance when anyone misbehaved was more potent than the cane. Once her countenance changed, one got the message.

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