I want to read and be very important - Miss Success Adegor

Dr James interviewing Miss Success, behind me are Queen Gwen Ello Tagbarha

Madam Vera - Success' Mommy and Mr. 
Tagbarha Malcolm 

Met with Miss Success Adegor, aka "Dem go flog me na dem go tire", Do u remember the young pupil from Sapela Warri in Delta State, whose video went viral on social media? Yes she is the one chopping knuckles with me. I asked her a couple of questions:

Dr. Raphael James and Miss Success 

Me: My dear what is your name?

Success: My name is Success

Me: Success, what is your daddy’s name

Success: My daddy’s name is Mr. Adegor

Me: That is nice, do you love your daddy

Success: Yes na, I love my daddy

Me: What is your mummy’s name

Success: She is Mummy Vera Anwuli Adegor

Me: And you love your mummy too?

Success: Yes na, I love my mummy ooo

Me: What is the name of your school

Success: It is Okotie Eboh Primary School 1

Me: Do you know the name of your class teacher

Success: Yes, teacher Ovomada Victory

Me: You love school right?

Success: Yes na, I want to read and be very important 

Miss Success chops knuckles with Dr. Raphael James after their interview

Me: You like books

Success: Yes I like books very much that is why I them to flog me instead of to send me home, at home I will play and play, I will not read and no teacher at home.

Me:   What will you like to be when you grow up?

Success: I will love to be a lawyer or a pastor.

Me: What food do you like most?

Success: Hmmm I love Pap (akamu) and beans

Me: When were you born Success?

Success: I was born on March 12, 2012

Me: So how old are you

Success: I am 7 years old

Me: What is the meaning of your name Success?

Success: it means to succeed

ME: Thank you so much Success for this interview

Success:  Yes sir

This is interview was made possible with the assistants of Mr. 

Tagbarha Malcolm, Queen Gwen Ello Tagbarha and Madam Vera Anwuli Adegor