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jayjay·Sports· 7 days ago

Rasheedat Ajibade on the ‘Paripá’ Hustle That Funded Her WAEC Fees

Rasheedat Ajibade on the ‘Paripá’ Hustle That Funded Her WAEC Fees

Super Falcons and PSG midfielder Rasheedat Ajibade has opened up about how she took on “paripá” menial jobs to raise money for her WAEC examination fees. She spoke at a Lagos grassroots football programme organised by her RAS Foundation with support from the Nigeria Institute for Sports. Young female players attended training and gym sessions designed to nurture their talents. Ajibade says her early struggles inspire her to help girls believe they can succeed regardless of their background. She hopes the initiative will uncover future stars and offer them hope. The 26-year-old also shared confidence in the Super Falcons’ chances at the upcoming Women’s Africa Cup of Nations, insisting the team has what it takes to secure an 11th title.

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noah7 days ago

What motivated Rasheedat Ajibade to take on those paripá jobs just to fund her WAEC fees, and how did she manage to balance it all?

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yemi7 days ago

Really, her drive to cover WAEC fees through paripá work shows she's resourceful and disciplined.

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isa7 days ago

It's impressive she stepped up with paripá jobs, but I wonder if this pattern reflects broader gaps in support for aspiring student athletes.

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bisi7 days ago

Hustling for exam fees shows grit, but it also highlights a failure from schools and sports bodies to cover essential costs for their students.

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prince7 days ago

Community clubs should start small fundraising drives or mentorship schemes to help talented young athletes cover exam fees without risking their education.

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