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“Over 15 years” – Man visits secondary school to check out tree he planted in SS1

‎A Nigerian man has shared details about his visit to his secondary school to check out the tree he planted while in SS 1.

‎This was captured in a video posted to his TikTok account, @farmer olufad which has garnered over 20,000 likes.

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‎Man Visits Secondary School

‎In the now‑viral TikTok video, the farmer revealed the name of his secondary school, Alma Master in Lagos and explained that the tree was assigned to him.

‎He added that he was appointed head of a climate‑change club founded by the former Lagos governor, Raji Fashola.

According to @FarmerOlufad, he initially wanted to study medicine, but eventually studied forestry.

In the video, the farmer expresses excitement as he stands beside the tree.

His words below…..

‎From secondary school days in 2009. When I headed the Climate Change Club founded by Governor Babatunde Raji Fashola, all we wanted was to plant a tree and win a prize.

I didn’t win anything then, but I gained something bigger: purpose. 15 years later, I visited my alma mater and my Gmelina arborea is STILL standing tall. Proof that impacts outlives applause. 

I thought I wanted medicine, but God planted forestry in me and today, I’m grateful for the journey. Visionary leaders plant seeds, but time reveals their value.

Watch video below…..

@farmer.olufad

From secondary school days in 2009. When I headed the Climate Change Club founded by Governor Babatunde Raji Fashola, all we wanted was to plant a tree and win a prize. I didn’t win anything then, but I gained something bigger: purpose. 🌍💚 15 years later, I visited my alma mater… and my Gmelina arborea is STILL standing tall. 🌳🔥 Proof that impacts outlives applause. I thought I wanted medicine, but God planted forestry in me. And today, I’m grateful for the journey. Visionary leaders plant seeds, but time reveals their value. #TreeStory #ClimateChangeWarrior #GreenerNigeria #ForestryLife #ClimateActionNow

♬ original sound – farmer olufad