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FROM DREAMS TO EXCELLENCE: A PLATEAU STORY OF HOPE!
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A PROUD MOMENT FOR PLATEAU!
Plateau-Born Air Force Cadet Emerges Best Graduating Student in Biology and Overall Best in Faculty of Science at NDA Kaduna
A young man from Plateau State has shown that hard work, discipline and determination can take you far in life.
Flying Officer FJ Davun, a Plateau-born Air Force Cadet, has emerged as the Best Graduating Student in Biology and also the Overall Best Graduating Student in the Faculty of Science at the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA), Kaduna.
His achievement is not just a reason for Plateau to celebrate; it is also a message of hope to every young person who dreams of having a better future.
To the student who is struggling today, don’t give up.
To the young person who wants to graduate and make their family proud, keep studying and keep believing.
To those who feel their dreams are too big or their beginning is too small, remember that great things can start from anywhere.
Success may not come overnight, but with hard work, discipline, patience and consistency, your story can change.
One day, the effort you are making today may become the achievement everyone celebrates tomorrow.
Congratulations to Flying Officer FJ Davun on this remarkable achievement.
Plateau is proud of you! 👏🏽🎓
And to every young person in Plateau State and beyond:
Keep going. Your future is still ahead of you. 🌟
Super Falcons striker Asisat Oshoala was on target as Al Hilal produced an impressive 4-0 away victory over NEOM, with fellow Nigerian international Christy Ucheibe also featuring in the convincing performance.
Sports247 reports that Oshoala continued her contribution to Al Hilal’s attacking campaign by finding the back of the net in the 65th minute, helping the visitors strengthen their advantage in a dominant display.
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The Nigerian forward’s goal came during an impressive second-half performance from Al Hilal, who added three goals after the interval to complete a comprehensive victory.
Moroccan forward Ibtissam Jraidi opened the scoring in the 11th minute, giving Al Hilal an early advantage before the teams went into the break.
Oshoala doubled the visitors’ lead in the 65th minute before Manar Al-Anzi made it 3-0 just four minutes later.
Jraidi then completed her brace in the 88th minute, sealing the emphatic 4-0 result for Al Hilal.
Christy Ucheibe, Oshoala’s Super Falcons teammate, also played a part in the victory as the Nigerian duo continued to make their contributions to the Saudi Arabian club.
The result represents another important outing for Al Hilal, with the team’s attacking quality evident in the performance against NEOM.
For Oshoala, the goal provides another opportunity to demonstrate her goalscoring ability and importance at club level. The six-time African Women’s Player of the Year remains one of Nigeria’s most recognisable football exports, and her performances continue to attract attention.
The presence of both Oshoala and Ucheibe in Al Hilal’s squad also highlights the growing influence of Nigerian players in women’s football outside the country.
With the emphatic away victory secured, Al Hilal will look to build on the performance in their subsequent fixtures.
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