SSOHIS PERSONEL YOU MUST KNOW PART ONE

By Dark clouds

 

 

There’s no doubt that when you go to University, you will be meeting people from different places, lifestyles, backgrounds, personalities, and perspectives. Here are some SSOHIS PERSONEL YOU MUST KNOW at some point in your University life:

 
University is a time to meet new people, and many of the friends you make will stay with you long after graduation. But when you’re meeting person after person all over campus, it can be hard to tell when someone is a genuine friend. They may seem nice, and you may be able to talk about anything, but will they be the kind of friend to stick with you through the good times and bad? Here is a run-down of the SSOHIS PERSONEL YOU MUST KNOW!!!!!!
Name : AKANNI DAMILOLA LATEEFAT
Level: 200Level
Brand:  EVERYTHING FLAWA
Description: Tutor & Private Label lip care, Herbal Glowsoap, Totebags, Accessories, Big Tees
Personal Picture:
Instagram and WhatsApp handle : everything_Flawa ,07042650070 

 
Name : Oluwatomisin Oluwagbenga
Level: 200Level
Brand:  BTeeC_eXchange
Description: We buy and trade both gift cards and all forms of crypto Currency , Dope rate
Instagram and WhatsApp handle :  bteec__  09076443747 
 
 Name : Maja Raimot Folashade
Level: 300Level
Brand:  Everything crunchy
Description: Chin chin flakes, Chin chin, Sugar coated nuts, Kulikuli and Coconut candy
Instagram and WhatsApp handle : Everything crunchy
 
 

 
 
 Name : Sanni Oluwasegun
Level: 100Level
Brand: Burner graphics
Description: Graphics designer and content creation
 Instagram and WhatsApp handle : Burner_lag
 
 
 Name : Kehinde Daniel Olaitan
Level: 400Level
Brand:  DMFquality
Description: Quality Shoe making
Instagram and WhatsApp handle : DMFquality
 

 

Name : Raymond
Level: 100Level
Brand:  Ray’s Gadget
Description: Solution to all tech issue
Instagram and WhatsApp handle : Official_rocky_ray
 

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