Hot Tea: 25 year old African American Lady Becomes Youngest Judge Ever

I love it when women take charge and are appointed positions of leadership not because of their looks but because they possess what it takes;merit.

Jasmine Twitty, a 25 year old African American young lady and a graduate of College of Charleston was appointed as a Judge in Easley, South Carolina .

Her appointment as the youngest judge ever in the history of Easley, South Carolina was as a result of her relentless work ethics.

Twitty is also the treasurer of the civil rights organization: Urban League of Upstate and a member of the Upstate Network Young Professionals Executive Board, who is recognized for promoting the development of young professionals and serving social and community action.

According to ForHarriet.com, she has long been recognized for her dedication to developing young people into professionals. Now, the young woman is solidifying her place in American history by taking her place on the bench

I wish her the best in her career and thank her for inspiring the next generation of movers and shakers. In the same vein, I think we need a replication of this in Nigeria, right?

Read more: www.http://urbanintellectuals.com/2015/08/24/modern-history-maker-jasmine-twitty-appointed-youngest-judge-in-easley-sc-at-25-years-old/

credit: www.newsonline

Hot Tea: TV Crew Shot to Death During Live Interview in Virginia

I sincerely don't know what to make of this story but its just crazy!!! No apparent reason and no shooter in custody. More after the cut

Hot Tea: Hackers of Ashley Madison "Dating Site for Cheating Spouses" release members' data

Reports say 10 gigabytes of data stolen by hackers of Ashley Madison site may have been released. The data was stolen last month by hackers with the name Impact Team. They threatened to reveal the data unless the match making site for married people was taken down. According to reports, the hackers managed to steal the real names and addresses of the site's users, including those who had previously paid to delete their accounts.

#DoubleHustle - Banking meets Hair Fashion

It seems like everyone in Nigeria is an entrepreneur these days. Could it be some sort of trend that will phase out after a while, the liberating and elevating feeling it gives to be addressed as a business owner and an employer of labour? Maybe it is an attempt to break even in the current economy reality we are experiencing, or perhaps an effort to change the stereotypical impression that only white collar jobs are the best.

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