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  • Lead British International School Drama: A Look Into Similar Cases of Bullying Since 2020

    Trigger warning: Physical and sexual abuse

    On Monday, April 23, X user @mooyeeeee, shared a video that showed a group of students at Lead British International School, Abuja, bullying another female student.

    The video has since spurred thousands of reactions online and many people have called the school management to look into the matter.

    Lead British International School Drama: A Look Into Similar Cases of Bullying Since 2020

    Hours after the post went viral, Namtira’s cousin, who, like other users, had watched the video in horror, announced that the school had been shut down for three days for investigation and that the culprits would be expelled.

    Lead British International School Drama: A Look Into Similar Cases of Bullying Since 2020

    Dowen College: Sylvester Oromoni

    In December 2021, a video of a 12-year-old boy writhing in pain surfaced on the internet and sparked outrage. The boy, identified as Sylvester Oromoni, was a pupil of Dowen College, a boarding secondary school in Lagos. A few days after the footage went viral, Oromoni died.

    His father claimed he’d sustained internal injuries after he was beaten by fellow students who bullied and tried to get him to join a cult. The school management, however, claimed he was never a victim of bullying and was injured during a football match. What followed was a legal back and forth between the school management and parents who insisted that their son opened up to them about being bullied before he died.

    In April 2024, a Lagos coroner, Mikhail Kadiri, ruled that Oromoni suffered “avoidable excruciating pain” due to parental and medical negligence. He also exonerated the school of negligence and the students accused of bullying the deceased.

    “The alleged suspects played no part in Sylvester’s death, but were victims of their past misdeeds.”

    Deeper Life High School: Don Davis

    In December 2020, 11-year-old Don Davis gained the public’s attention and sympathy after a video his mum made about his poor state made it to the internet.

    In the video Davis’ mum, Mrs Deborah Okezie, lamented about her son’s health and the mistreatment he suffered from senior students in his school, Deeper Life High School, Uyo.

    “They will remove his boxer and push their legs and hands into his anus,” she said. “Look at a child I sent to school. He came back with a broken anus,” she said in the viral clip.

    Shortly after the case became public, the Deeper Life Bible Church, owners of the school responded to Mrs Okezie’s claims and issued a statement noting investigations into the matter. However, the school later changed their story and claimed that Davis came to the school ill, and Mrs Okezie, was in fact not his mother.

    Subsequently, Mrs Okezie instituted a legal case against the school management including the two senior students who allegedly abused her son. However, in May 2022, all parties settled out of court.

    Premiere Academy: Keren-Happuch Akpagher

    In June 2021, 14-year-old Karen Happuch Akpagher’s, a boarding student at Premiere Academy in Abuja, died from complications after she was sexually molested.

    Remnants of a condom were found in her privates, resulting in sepsis. According to Karen’s mum, she withdrew her daughter from school after a frantic call in which she complained about her health and asked to come. Mrs Akpagher said Karen didn’t feel like her normal self and she took her to the hospital two days after she returned from school. At the hospital, the doctors discovered the condom and sperm remnants that caused sepsis in the 14-year-old. Mrs Akphagher said she never got a chance to ask her daughter about the person who abused her.

    In  March 2022, Mrs Akpagher instituted a ₦10billion suit against the school management over negligence and failure of duty of care to her daughter. The latest update on the case was the court’s admittance of vital evidence against the school management in July 2023.

    Six months later, there is still no news of any suspects being arrested. Albeit protests have continued under the Justice for Karen hashtag.

    Chrisland School: Purity Okojie

    In October 2021, Nollywood actress Mercy Johnson-Okojie cried out and claimed her 8-year-old daughter, Purity, was being bullied by a teacher in school.

    “She tells her to her face that she does not like her mother; tells her that celebrity kids are badly behaved, and she should not bring her ‘aura’, she should stop feeling proud, she should not bring her online drama to school,” the actress wrote on Instagram.

    In response to Okojie’s call-out, the school management issued a statement noting an investigation into the alleged case of bullying. The actress, however, did not share further updates on the matter.

    With the prevalence of these stories, there’s an urgent need for the government, school administrators, policymakers and relevant bodies to create safe and inclusive learning environments where every student can thrive without fear of harassment or discrimination.

    READ ALSO: 7 Nigerians Talk About Being Bullied in Secondary School

  • We Ranked The Convocation Gowns of 15 Nigerian Public Universities 

    Fashion was clearly not in the room when Nigerian public universities sat down to discuss their options for convocation gowns.

    I had time on my hands today and decided to rank 15 of the best ones I could find. 

    Let’s get into it.

    15. Osun State University

    We Ranked The Convocation Gowns of 15 Nigerian Public Universities 

    Photo source: X

    The only thing I can say here is that there are like 20 private and secondary schools with this exact convocation gown. 

    14. Olabisi Onabanjo University 

    We Ranked The Convocation Gowns of 15 Nigerian Public Universities 

    Photo source: Photochronicles Studios

    Replace the blue lining with yellow and you might have the graduands disguised as UNIOSUN students. Is there any effort going into these gown designs?

    13. University of Ilorin

    Photo: Tribune Online

    If you go outside your house right now and scream “low-effort” three times, this gown will appear in your kitchen. Do with this info what you must. 

    12. Obafemi Awolowo University 

    We Ranked The Convocation Gowns of 15 Nigerian Public Universities 

    Photo source: Geophotography.com

    Another navy blue? At this point I honestly need to ask. What the heck is going on?

    11. Federal University of Technology, Akure

    Photo source: FUTA

    I guess another shade of blue is a pleasant sight for sore eyes. 

    10. Ahmadu Bello University 

    We Ranked The Convocation Gowns of 15 Nigerian Public Universities 

    Photo: Facebook

    Not gonna lie, this one is here because I’ve never been so happy to see green in my life. I also rate their decision to go with a single dominant colour.

    9. Imo State University

    Photo source: Nairaland

    The red custom hood is giving something about Christmas church decor that I can’t shake. But yes, they also make it to this spot in the list just because they’re not affiliated with any shade of blue.

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    8. Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomosho

    We Ranked The Convocation Gowns of 15 Nigerian Public Universities 

    Photo source: EmmanuelPixels

    If you can ignore the chaotic lemon and purple thing going on, they get a B- for daring to be different. 

    7. Ekiti State University

    Photo source: X/@imotivateafrica

    In case you haven’t already noticed, the choice of colour is an important, albeit by accident, criterion for this list since most schools move like blue fabric is the only one in the market. EKSU gets a B+ for this combo. 

    6. University of Ibadan

    Photo source: UNIBADAN

    More navy blue for my already tired eyes.

    5. University of Benin

    Photo source: UNIBEN

    They kinda ate with this. Or are my eyes deceiving me? Because lilac and purple is an elite combo.

    4. Bayero University 

    Photo source: Bayero University

    When I want to look at it, my head will be headaching me. Let’s just agree they made it this far up the list because my eyes were slightly closed. Also, we already agreed to rate people with uncommon colours, right?

    3. Federal University of Agriculture, Funaab

    Photo source: Philadlhaevents

    It’s heavy on primary colours but I think this gown gives a chance for stylish students to shine. 

    2. University of Lagos

    Photo source: UNILAG

    UNILAG can disguise all they want. We can agree the only reason their convocation gown looks like IT is because their students are stylish AF. But we’re still judging the yellow and wine combo sha.

    1. University of Port Harcourt

    Photo source: KayeVisuals

    A Nigerian university with a black graduation gown? You’ll have to unalive my enemies to make me remove UNIPORT from this spot. They ate, swallowed and shat convocation high fashion. I have no choice but to stan!

    If you enjoyed this about Nigerian public universities, you should read: We Ranked the School Uniforms of 15 Nigerian Private Schools

  • We Ranked the Uniforms of 13 Nigerian Public Secondary Schools

    I might’ve loved my school uniform as a primary school student, but I can’t entirely say the same for my secondary school.

    It was an uninspiring combination of navy blue trousers and a white shirt. Very low effort, and understandably so because no Nigerian government official is thinking fashion when selecting uniforms.

    If you read this article where I ranked the uniforms of 15 Nigerian private schools, you’ll understand why this one exists. Let’s see what our good ol’ government schools are up to.

    13. Federal Government College, Ilorin

    We Ranked the Uniforms of 16 Nigerian Public Secondary Schools

    If I have to stare at this uniform as a teacher every day, the government better be writing me a fat check for eye maintenance. And another for dark shades. 

    12. Government College, Ibadan

    We Ranked the Uniforms of 13 Nigerian Public Secondary Schools

    Ibadan people might appear in my dreams and hunt me for days, but I’ll say it anyway. This entire combination is giving “correctional facility”. You see it too, right?

    11. Abeokuta Grammar School, Ogun

    I’m seeing the vest cardigan with yellow stripes again, and it’s successfully distracting me from spotting just how basic this uniform is. But I see it. 

    10. Mayflower School, Ikene, Ogun

    Is it my eyes or they’re actually combining shorts with sleeveless blouses? Okay. I’ll give it to management for trying to tone down the seriousness of the uniform. I’m all for that.

    9. Idia College, Benin

    Even if you could ignore the annoying collar, you wouldn’t be able to do the same for the odd pink shirt and chequered purple skirt combination. And I won’t judge you for it.

    8. Command Schools

    We Ranked the Uniforms of 16 Nigerian Public Secondary Schools

    Nothing screams “government” more than agriculture green, but you have to give it to the school management for bodying this colour so well. Also, that hat they have going on? I loveeet! 

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    7. Lagos State Model College, Badore

    We Ranked the Uniforms of 16 Nigerian Public Secondary Schools

    First of all, green socks should be criminal. When you go the extra mile to throw in a miniature red tie (that you think we wouldn’t notice), you should do naughty corner time. If a doctor finds his way to this school, he’d diagnose half the students with almost-Christmas syndrome. All that red and green probably has them confused. 

    6. Federal Government College, Ikot Ekpene

    We Ranked the Uniforms of 16 Nigerian Public Secondary Schools

    I’ve seen some private schools pull their weight with their execution of colour blue, but this is a discovery. As much as I hate to admit, everything works, especially the white socks. 

    5. Federal Government College, Umuahia

    I don’t know if it’s the clean formation or the beret and socks combination, but I’m sold on the ministry of this uniform. They get an extra plus for that little stylish thing going on with the skirt.

    4. Baruwa College, Zaria

    I love that I’m staring at this uniform, and I’m not immediately thinking students or government school. Don’t they just look like entry-level trainees about to receive your bank deposits? Management needs to complete this uniform with a blazer.

    3. Christ’s School, Ado-Ekiti

    There’s too much blue going on, but I’ll allow it simply because government school is the last thing that comes to mind looking at this photo. Whoever threw in the rafia-themed hats did a thing.

    2. King’s College, Lagos

    I don’t know if it’s the way these young men are posing and giving CEO vibes, but this uniform is a serve. It’s the best execution of blazers I’ve seen in a minute — not too baggy and not overflowing to knee level (except for that one boy). 

    1. Federal Government College, Lagos

    Tell me you don’t want to enrol your child in this school, so that they can step out of the house every morning and people will ask “What’s the name of your school, sweety?” Because the uniform is so fire.

    You’ll have your fill of grilled, peppered or fried meat and many more at Zikoko’s meat festival on November 11. Have you bought your Burning Ram ticket? You can do that real quick here.

  • We Ranked the School Uniforms of 15 Nigerian Private Schools

    This might sound weird, but my favourite part of going to school as a kid was wearing my school uniform. The pattern was nothing like I’d seen on students from other schools, so I blushed when random adults asked questions like “What’s the name of your school?” 

    These days I can’t shake off the suspicion that something is off in the uniform selection department of Nigerian schools. What is the obsession with agriculture green and bedroom blue? Anyway, I decided to rank the best school uniforms of 15 Nigerian private schools.

    What do you think?

    15. Christ the King International School, Anambra

    This uniform could have been IT, but it’s giving hypnotic. The hypnotism aside, I can see what the school management was going for; it’s a bit sad they missed the road. 

    14. Hope High British International School, Abakaliki, Ebonyi

    We Ranked the School Uniforms of 15 Nigerian Private Schools

    This uniform could have been fire but something is off about that chequered shirt x black trouser combo on the male students. 

    13. Olashore International School, Osun

    We Ranked the School Uniforms of 15 Nigerian Private Schools

    For one of the most expensive schools in the South West, this uniform is just there. The grey pinafore on the junior students is giving cleaner vibes. But they tried with the blazer on the seniors. Can you spot that shade of blue though?

    12. Citadel International School, Ikare-Akoko, Ondo

    We Ranked the School Uniforms of 15 Nigerian Private Schools

    There’s international in the name of this school, but I don’t know what that is about because what is this uniform? I mean, it’s decent but very heavy on the government school uniform vibes. Also, what in the Boy-Alinco cap is going on here?

    11. Kadwel International Schools, Kaduna State

    We Ranked the School Uniforms of 15 Nigerian Private Schools

    I don’t know if it’s the pose, the chequered skirt or rhyming ties, but I’m sold on the ministry of this uniform. But those oversized blazers? Management, please now.

    10. Day Waterman College, Abeokuta, Ogun

    White is safe, but when you combine it with grey and navy blue, it’s simply giving low effort. I could see students in this uniform and link them to about 10 other schools. What is the obsession with Nigerian private schools and ties? 

    9. Queens College, Lagos

    If you can ignore the blue-on-blue coordination, you’ll have to give it to the school for being audacious enough to go sleeveless. I won’t give any verdict on the beret…for now.

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    8. Chrisland Schools, Lagos, Abuja

    We Ranked the School Uniforms of 15 Nigerian Private Schools

    It’s too much green going on. But they get some marks for the chequered skirt and blazers. 

    7. Atlantic Hall, Lagos

    I don’t like that this uniform is this low on the list, but look at it and tell me the blue tie and navy blue jacket are not giving bank-graduate-trainee. I’ll carry my bank problems to these kids at first sight. But the fit is clean sha.

    6. Grange Schools, Lagos

    I mean, look at their faces. That’s the exact look you wear when your uniform isn’t giving a 100 but you have to put it on five times a week. 

    5. Corona Schools, Lagos

    I like the tie, the blazer and black knee-length socks. Makes for a clean look that instantly lets you know that this is a top school student.

    4. British International School, Lagos

    This might be the best execution of green-coloured uniforms I’ve seen in a long while. The chequered skirt and short-sleeve work.

    3. Lekki British International School, Lagos

    We Ranked the School Uniforms of 15 Nigerian Private Schools

    At first sight, it looks like a lot is happening. But when you take a closer look, you’ll appreciate the colour combination of this uniform. Can you see the way they stand in sharp contrast to their teachers? I like that. 

    2. Edidot Schools, Lagos

    Finally! A school uniform that is not blue, green or grey? Inject it please. You can just tell that management took their time to design this uniform. That rafia-themed hat alone is a win!

    1. American International School, Lagos

    We Ranked the School Uniforms of 15 Nigerian Private Schools

    Because they’re the closest school that comes to having mufti as uniforms, and I’m 100% with that. I mean, are you looking at this uniform and immediately thinking of school? Exactly.

    What does your budget for meat look like? You’ll find out at our upcoming meat festival in Lagos. Grab tickets to Burning Ram here.

  • School Might Be a Scam, but Not if You’re Nigerian

    If you’ve experienced Nigerian lecturers and universities teach stuff you’ll never use in real life, you might agree with the widely popular “school na scam” slang. 

    However, as a Nigerian, you simply can’t do without school. Here’s why.

    You’ll be poor

    This is Nigeria, where degree holders still earn ₦80k. What kind of chance do you think a secondary school certificate holder has?

    Not everyone will blow as an entrepreneur or musician

    If you don’t succeed at being the next WizKid or Dangote, at least you can still dust your certificate and enter the labour market. If not, refer back to my first point. Like the Yorubas say, “There’s more than one road to the bank market”.

    Two words: Nigerian parents

    Think about it. Which mouth do you want to use to tell your parents you want to drop out? Even if you think school is a scam, they don’t. And they’re always right. Better carry your book.

    You can delay adulting for a bit

    If you deep it, ASUU strikes are merely protecting you from the inevitable. At least, you can say you’re a student and attract helpers much longer. Once you drop “student” from your name, it’s over.

    And even make money

    Lie that you haven’t used school as a front to get more money from your parents before. It’s giving, “We need to pay Photosynthesis fee”.

    You might actually learn something

    Your luck can shine and you might actually use your education and degree to blow in the future. How will you know if you don’t try?

    It could help you achieve the Nigerian dream

    And by “Nigerian dream”, I mean japa. Now that countries everywhere are banning Nigerians from getting vacation visas, efiko scholarship visas may be your only hope. 


    NEXT READ: How Nigerians Deal With Realising They’re Underpaid

  • 12 Funniest Nigerian School Names

    When it comes to naming school’s in Nigeria, most people use their names to make it easy but the rest of them go to the deepest, wickedest parts of their brains and come up with the funniest Nigerian school names.

    1. Olodo grammar School

    First of all, Yes, It’s a perfectly normal Yoruba name but come on. Everyone knows how Olodo Is mostly used as an Insult, these people are basically setting these kids up for bullying later in life.

    2. Disney School

    Does Disney know that they have a school somewhere in Nigeria? Do the kids randomly burst into songs when life gets a little too much? why does this exist?

    3. Joliday Nursery School

    How do you even tell your friends that you attended Joliday nursery school? Are kids forced to be jolly and merry 24/7 in this school?

    4. Pinky& The Brain School

    What was going on in the principal’s mind when they named this school? is this a school for lab mice? Is their motto “Try to take over the world!” This is certainly one of the funniest school names in Nigeria.

    5. Facebook nursery and primary School

    Someone alert brother Mark, I know damn well that they did not get permission to use this name. Why are Nigerians like this?

    6. Defeat Corruption International School

    I think we should enrol every politician in Nigeria into this school, maybe they could learn a thing or two after a few years.

    7. Tiny Tits school

    We are convinced that they meant to say Tiny Tots because nothing about the name of this school makes sense. How did they even get to register the school with a name like this?

    8. Massacre School

    Everything about the name of this school sounds like a fucking threat. Do they beat kids for fun in this school?

    9. Ashawo School

    I have several questions. How does this exist? Is this a joke? Do they pimp students out? Parents can’t possibly see the name of this school and pay for their kids to attend this right? right??

    10. Divine Corona private school

    This would have been a perfectly normal-ish name for a school if we weren’t in a pandemic with the same name. Kids that attend this school definitely get bullied a lot, children can be very mean.

    11. Twinsland International College

    They didn’t even try to name this school at all, what exactly were they on when they came up with this? Do they only accept twins? What about triplets, aren’t they technically twins plus one?

    12. President Barack Obama High School

    Abolish Nigerians. Who lets people get away with things like this? Is this a money-laundering front? How did they create a school anthem from a name like this? They should arrest all the people involved in the creation of this school, to be honest. The award for the funniest Nigerian school names definitely goes to them.


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  • 8 Nigerians On The Meanest Things They Did While In School

    What are the meanest things we did while in school? Many of the memories we have of being in school – from primary school to the university – have at one point or another involved bullying or one mean behaviour or another. Sometimes, we are the victims of these behaviours, and other times, we are the perpetrators.

    So we spoke with 8 Nigerians on the meanest things they did while in school.

    Teni, 23

    When I was in Jss 3, during intro-tech class, I whistled and the teacher asked who did it, I refused to own up to it. He got upset and threatened to punish the entire class if the culprit didn’t speak up and true to his words, he made us all kneel outside in the sun all day. We were all in the school’s courtyard and although some people cried, I still refused to confess.

    Kasa, 25

    I had this literature teacher that scored me badly one time and so I spent every waking moment gaslighting her. I would correct her English, constantly disagree, roll my eyes while she taught, spit in her water whenever she asked me to get her some. She couldn’t get anyone to punish me because no one believed I could do anything like that, plus she was a junior teacher. I hated her so much that I gt my mum to complain and she eventually left the school. Not my proudest moment but she wasn’t exactly the best person either. She scored me badly consistently and I knew I was smart because the previous teacher who was more experienced always gave me high scores.

    Sandra, 23

    So because of my handwriting, my teachers would usually leave their lesson notes with me and have me write on the board for others to copy. But we had more boys than girls and due to my small stature, most of the boys would refuse to copy the notes down and so I had to find a way to deal with them. I would divide the board into two and on the first part, I would make my handwriting smaller than usual then when I get to the second part, I’d start writing with bigger handwriting. Then I’d clean the first part from the bottom while they keep shouting that they are still writing. I’d be like that is none of my business, I have written the notes for all of you, and I’d tell them to take it up with the teacher when they come to class. After a while, they started paying attention whenever I jot things down on the board.

    Cletus, 21

    We got a new french teacher after the old one suddenly left. This was the first time our new french teacher ever taught anyone, so our set used that against her. One time, she was meant to teach class D after a free period but once she came in, she saw the class emptied of the chairs and tables except for one chair and table which faced the white board with the words ” you can teach yourself” written in french for her. Apparently, the class had used their free period to do all of that. We heard she broke down and cried. After that day we didn’t try her again and made sure we gave her utmost respect.

    Uyai, 18

    I was a bully to a lot of junior students while in school. I was known for everything from punishments to cheating when serving food to beating them. I wasn’t very good at controlling my anger so whenever a junior disrespected me I switched and I’d beat them. I wasn’t scared of fighting as I was always ready to fight anybody. I’m very sure my name would still ring bells in my secondary school. I changed school a lot. I was in a military school for like a term and it was hell because seniors dealt with us. They had so much power they could do whatever they wanted. I wasn’t always wicked but after going through that I wanted to be that one with power the person that everyone feared and respected so going to the next school, that was the mindset I had.

    Ayo, 21

    I had a girlfriend who broke up with her love interest, and the love interest (also a girl) still went ahead to insult my girl. So I wrote a very mean letter to her new love. Her name(she’s also female) had a kolo in it. It was a two paged letter and I wrote that she was “Kolomental as her name implied”, that she’s a third-hand grade Okrika cloth. That’ she’s cheap, ugly and she and the other girl deserved themselves. I went ahead to call the other girl a local champion and a church rat too. I wrote that she pretended a lot and that she was from a bush village in Calabar and that she likes to overperform her asthma attacks.

    It’s been almost 7yrs and I can’t remember all the contents of the letter, but I know there was a huge uproar that night because of it. All her classmates saw and read the letter, and they wanted to beat me that night, but I stood my ground. People talked about that letter for the rest of the term.

    Bobby, 28

    I had this girl I really liked although she wasn’t conventionally gorgeous. She liked me as well and I guess she got tired of us just liking each other and brought up a conversation about how we both felt. At the time, I was an insensitive potato so I told her I couldn’t be with her and expressed (in really mean words) how insulted I was by her thinking something could happen between us.

    Chris, 29

    So I had gone to school with those rat traps that had a clamp and pin. The type that snaps and holds the rat down. My school was semi bougie and I was coming from a different background. The pupils in my class didn’t know what the rat traps looked like so I brought one to school. I was like an inventor that day, they were marveled at this engineering. Now, my class had a bad belle Prefect who didn’t like that I was being a star.

    She went to report me to my form master and that one said she should seize the trap and take it to him. When she came to take it from me, I set it inside my school bag and told her to take it out, long story short, she was in tears with blood dripping from her finger and I spent the rest of the day in the staff room carry out various types of punishments.

  • 14 Images That Are Too True For Anyone Who Had A Nigerian Principal

    1. How your class is on a regular day at anytime

    Everywhere in commotion.

    2. How it is when someone shouts “principal is coming”

    Because nobody wants to ride okada.

    3. Your principal’s motto

    They did not care to listen to what happened.

    4. Your principal at the PTA meeting about to tell the parents how useless you have all been

    The man won’t even code the bad gist at all.

    5. When you hear “the principal is calling you in his office”

    Jesus Christ. What is it again.

    6. That photo in his office of when one white man came to your school

    Very proud moment for him.

    7. All the students when the principal says the hostel food will get better

    Yeah right. And the exchange rate will be N1 to $1 as well.

    8. Every principal had a framed photo of himself and his friends at conference

    We don’t even understand.

    9. What it feels like when your principal is trying to famz the students

    This man sef.

    10. When inspectors come and your principal is forming “best guy”

    Can these people go so we can continue our lives.

    11. Your principal and his vice principals on inter-house sports day

    Embarrassing the whole school.

    12. The unofficial cap of principals

    Only God knows when last they washed it.

    13. You when you think you have outsmarted your principal

    Amoshine!

    14. Your principal, when he knows visiting day is coming and he will see your parents

    The way he will twist the story.
  • All the Things That Involved Having A Gateman in Boarding School

    1. When you resume for the new term and the gateman is being too friendly

    Excuse me Sir, wyd.

    2. So you have to tell your parents to settle him

    Please mummy just drop N1000 for him.

    3. Because you are about to be a rascal for the whole term

    It’s about to be lit.

    4. But then your mum is not a corrupt person

    And you know the whole term is going to be hell.

    5. Your gateman when you are nearing the gate

    Who goes there?!

    6. So you and your squad have to go and think of a plan

    We have to go out of school today by all means

    7. When you try to approach your gateman to show him your exeat

    Guy, calm down.

    8. Trying to explain to him that you have an exeat to go out

    Not under my watch.

    9. So you have to start “toasting” him

    Oga Samuel! The one and only! How is the family now?

    10. So he starts cracking jokes and telling you his life story

    Oh my God! Not today again.

    11. When he is threatening to report you to the principal

    Please abeg, what have I done?

    12. And then he finally tells you “anything for the children”

    So you could not say that one since.