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    Activist Aisha Yesufu Celebrates Graduation Of Her Last Child (IMAGES)

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    Activist Aisha Yesufu Celebrates Graduation Of Her Last Child (IMAGES)


    Nigerian political activist, Aisha Yesufu is filled with joy as she celebrates the graduation of her last child from university.

    In a heartfelt post on her X page, she expressed her excitement, revealing that her daughter has already begun her dream career.

    Known for her activism, she played a key role in the 2014 protests at the Nigerian National Assembly, which led to a call of action for the return of abducted schoolgirls.

    Additionally, she participated and carried out a significant role in the End SARS movement, which began in 2017 to highlight police brutality in Nigeria.

    She has vowed to dedicate her newfound time to advocating for the country’s betterment.

    In her post, Yesufu humorously acknowledged her critics, saying,

    “You can now call me JOBLESS with a capital J! 🥰
    My last born is done with university and has started on her dream career.
    I have a lot more time on my hand now and I will be devoting it to NIGERIA! Welcome To A New Dispensation.”

    Therefore, With her child’s graduation, she is ready to channel her energy into making a positive impact in her country.

    In no time, her tweet garnered significant attention online, leading to a wave of opinions, comments, and reactions.



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