I am starting a series, and this series is me interviewing some people doing great in key areas, I decided to kick start the episode with someone I share a history with because I saw firsthand how she excelled while we were in secondary school, the reason why I am doing this is simple, to help people trace certain things backward and to help them see how some things are predictive. Wunmi and I went to the same secondary school and I can tell you without a doubt, she was very studious, she was a bookworm,, but II also know many bookworms that were not geniuses, so I decided to ask her how she did it. some people say, Hard work , Luck, Heredity , and Prayers, I say, let's hear from the horse's mouth. She was the best-graduating Chemical Engineering student in the year 2008/2009 from Obafemi Awolowo University with a CGPA of 4.88 Check out our Conversation Below Me; Hi Olawunmi, long time, how have you been? Dr. Olawunmi: I am doing great, indeed, it's been a long time,
A 14-year-old weightlifter is fast making his mark on the sport - and can already lift more than twice his own weight.
Jake Schellenschlager, from Glen Burnie, Maryland, has been setting world records for his weight class - under 123 pounds - after devoting himself to training for the last two-and-a-half years.
The 5ft 3, 119 pound teenager has now opened up to the Washington Post about his love of the sport and his aspirations for the future - while his parents insist it is safe on the growing boy's body.
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