In a viral TikTok video, a Nigerian mother has captured the attention of viewers worldwide as she showcases ten empty tins of baby milk, representing the staggering amount her barely three-month-old infant consumed. The video not only highlights the remarkable appetite of her child but has also ignited a debate on the challenges faced by families in Nigeria due to soaring prices of basic necessities. The astonished mother, taken aback by her baby’s insatiable hunger, shared her disbelief by posting the video online. Within moments, the clip gained traction, capturing the attention of thousands of viewers. Many expressed their astonishment at the significant quantity of baby milk consumed within such a short span of time. However, a considerable number of netizens raised concerns about the financial implications of starting a family in Nigeria amidst the current economic climate. @carsdeclutterng said; “l just dey thank God no b twins I born dis period.” @mhizella said; “Mine is six months and he has taken more than 50.” @Officialfunkky wrote; “Thanks for this post and all d comments I wan go cuddle for this cold before but with this can of kinikan wey I Dey see I no go again tori. @user4848488484 commented: “Better use blanket and cover yourself -that other thing is a trap. @ruffbennyranda commented; “Mummies let’s gather here and cry.” @AkudoNice wrote; “So U people don’t trow away used cans or there’s a particular reason u keep them stacked in your house just asking for a sister.” See below; @shmumbaby ♦️Shoutout to Every #parent doing their best to provide for their #children .Its really not easy 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼. . #shmumbaby #babystoreonline #aptamil #aptamil1 #babyformula #fypシ #smallbusiness #viraltiktok #businesstok #babytok #babyfood #babyshopinlagos #lagosbusiness #lagos ♬ Dj Yk Mule – Dj Yk Mule
Nigerian graduate, Achunike Okafor His GPA is the highest among Newark’s 2,649 graduates in the Class of 2023, and highest-ever for the city public school district. It earned him more than 40 scholarship offers, many from the nation’s top universities: Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Duke, Princeton, Penn State, Stanford, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of Southern California, and Rutgers. “I am grateful for the opportunities to attend such esteemed universities and to represent my family and community. “I do not take lightly the privilege and responsibility to be among the few individuals selected for such honors,” Okafor said. The 18-year-old plans to attend Harvard University to pursue a neuroscience degree. “There’s absolutely nothing average him,” Science Park principal Darlene Gearhart said. “Achunike is an extraordinary (person). He’s humble, driven, and industrious. He has always been a great kid. He is always eager to learn,” Gearhart said. Superintendent of Schools Roger León acknowledged Achunike’s exceptional performance as a source of pride for Science Park High, the school district, and the Newark community. “We are extremely proud of Achunike Okafor. “His achievements are a testament to his perseverance, resilience, and dedication to excellence. We wish him continued success at Harvard, and look forward to more accomplishments from him in the future,” León said. Achunike’s father Godfrey Okafor said his son’s achievements are also a source of family pride. “We place a high premium on education in our home. Education, and continuing to learn in life, allows young people to provide for themselves and their families, and build their future,” Okafor, a high school math teacher, said. Godfrey Okafor says his five other children, including two older sons and three daughters, are currently studying computer engineer and pharmacology, or enrolled at nursing school and law school. Outside the classroom, Achunike was co-founder of his school’s Science Club; vice president of its Junior Student Council and its Stand & Deliver Club. Also, a president of its Future Educators Club and Black Student Union; co-captain of its robotics team, and treasurer of its Environmental Club. 
