Nigerian model and former bread seller, Olajumoke Orisaguna, popularly known as Olajumoke Onibread, has provided an exciting update to her followers regarding her educational journey.
In a recent video, Olajumoke articulated that she has been attending classes every Sunday, as she had committed to, and is making notable strides in her studies.
She conveyed her passion for learning, sharing valuable insights from her latest lesson.
Her instructor highlighted the significance of mastering phonetics to enhance reading, writing, and speaking skills in English.
Olajumoke proudly shared her experience of reading aloud in class, receiving commendation from her teacher.
The model’s commitment to her education is truly inspiring, and her fans are delighted to witness her taking tangible steps toward realizing her aspirations.
She said: “Good day, everyone. You know, I promised you that I want to go back to school. I want to update you about my school yesterday. I used to go to school every Sunday. They brought another teacher for us yesterday. The teacher was calm and understanding person. He taught us that if you want to know how to read, if you want to know how to speak correct English, and if you want to know how to read, write, you have to know sound. If you know sound, you can read anything. You can write anything and you can speak correct English. But if you don’t know the sound, you cannot read and you cannot write. And you cannot speak correct English and pronounce. He wrote something on the board yesterday that you should come and read one by one. When it is my turn, I try my best. I read everything. The teacher was very happy that yesterday that, I like your confidence.”
READ ALSO:
- UCL: Osimhen inspires Galatasaray’s 4-2 comeback win over Lille
- Super Falcons: How 10-time African Champions’ Tumbling FIFA Monthly Ranking Can Stop
- I’m Sorry For Leaking Official Matters, ex-DSS Officer Begs DG, Colleagues
- LA28: Nigeria Joins Olympic Stakeholders at Pre-Games Meeting in Los Angeles
- War against Polio winnable, says Rotary Governor
