Generation De Next! Jane Inyang


We have Jane Inyang in the house, a friend, one of our relationship experts on Yspot! who happens to be my val (lol, she got the name ‘cos she wanted my Bible concordance as a gift on Valentine's day, I couldn’t let go but she earned the name Val, the name which has stuck till date). She is one of the ladies I thank God I met. Using this opportunity to let you know I truly appreciate you dear.

Jane Inyang
 



Who is she?

She is a tall pretty young lady, who is light in complexion and simply gorgeous, a friend and sister whom I call Janie oni jet! Soon she will be cruising in her jet……with her helment lol. She is an indigene of Itu, Akwa Ibom, Nigeria (She brought us the delicacy on edikian kong some weeks ago). She is the 2nd of 4 kids and the 2nd of three girls. She was born on the 6th of November.

She graduated from the University of Calabar, where she studied anatomy. From there she proceeded to get a Masters of Public Health from the prestigious University of Ibadan, Oyo State.
Jane is a great singer, a must-hear… watch out for her! She delights in seeing people take good care of themselves, especially when it comes to how they feed. She ensures you don’t just eat but eat right. She doesn’t joke with her stomach like some of us do….lol. One funny thing about the way she eats is that she can take hours to finish one meal…for real, you might begin eating at the same time and long after you have finished yours and forgotten you have eaten, you will still find her eating.

Yea, how can I forget, Jane is a great cook….soon on Yspot !we will  be showcasing her recipe for coconut rice, you will love it. I ate it and wow, twas something else. Kudos dear!

A lover of God- that’s one aspect she doesn’t joke with it and an aspect that gets me inspired. She always speaks up and against wrong happenings and the tremendous ways at which what is “right” is fast becoming “abnormal”, “wrong” is being celebrated while “right” is scorned at. 

 Finally she has this to say, if you forget everything else while walking through this earth, one thing you shouldn't forget is the fact that Christ will be here soon. Selah!

I forgot to mention-She is hooked, sorry guys…..lol.

Next time on Yspot! Its style and fashion with Temi Olujide

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