Joan Agabi
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A single mother of one, Joan says that her daughter is the one thing in the world guaranteed to make her smile. Simple and straight-forward, Joan believes in the motto 'live and let live'. She says 'because I think that I am a nice person and deserve to be allowed to express myself'. A student, 24-year-old Joan holds a diploma in law.
She doesn't have to think long when naming her late grandfather as her role model. 'He was a practical, blunt person who taught me how to be independent and to never be afraid to try again.' An ardent reader who'll read almost anything, Joan loves the color red. She has widely differing tastes in everything from movies (she likes comedy and horror) to music (her faves are Dido, Nickelback and Joe).
She doesn't have to think long when naming her late grandfather as her role model. 'He was a practical, blunt person who taught me how to be independent and to never be afraid to try again.' An ardent reader who'll read almost anything, Joan loves the color red. She has widely differing tastes in everything from movies (she likes comedy and horror) to music (her faves are Dido, Nickelback and Joe).
