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  • 8 Kinds Of People We All Hated As Kids

    8 Kinds Of People We All Hated As Kids

    1. The woman that brings cane from the market for your mother

    You always suspected that she must be a witch, how else will a person be selling instruments of sorrow?

    2. The lesson teacher

    Only comes when you’re playing games or sleeping. He knows when you’re enjoying because that’s the only time he shows.

    3. The beggy-beggy uncle

    Always comes to ask your parents for money but can never share with you.

    4. The aunty that is always looking for husband

    The only time she ever comes out of her room or cooks is when one of her men shows up.

    5. The aunty that never gives you more than one piece of meat

    If there are 50 pieces of meat, you’re getting one, if she had her way you’ll get half.

    6. The uncle that always forms accent but has never travelled

    Always calling everyone “mehn” and talking about Atlanta like say him papa na 50 Cent.

    7. The cousin that always steals your toys

    It’s only because of the love you have for his mother that you haven’t slapped his soul into July.

    8. The school teacher that always gives you homework.

    The type of people that can give you homework to do during your lunch break.
  • That Time My Secondary School Senior Tried To Toast Me

    1. So I went for a party a few weeks ago.

    Fun times!

    2. To catch some fun and dance away my sorrows.

    It’s necessary oh!

    3. I had just bumped into my ex boyfriend a few days earlier.

    Wretched guy!

    4. And not only was he looking happy and relaxed, he even had a new girlfriend.

    Imagine!

    5. Needless to say, I was in need of cheering up!

    As a matter of necessity!

    6. Anyway, the party was grooving.

    Nice one!

    7. The music was popping.

    The DJ must have studied DJ-ism!

    8. The drinks were flowing.

    9. My make up was on fleek!

    I was too hot to handle!

    10. All of a sudden a sexy voice said in my ear “hello you look nice”.

    Could this be the start of something new?

    11. I almost shivered and died of excitement but I had to compose myself.

    I immediately had to form big babe!

    12. I said “thank you” in my “fine boy is talking to you, you better compose” voice.

    Very sweet voice!

    13. We danced to a few songs.

    Obviously this man wants me to have his children!

    14. And whispered and giggled to each other all night.

    Sweet love is in the air!

    15. Then I realised the time was far spent and I had to go!

    Wow!  Is this where it all ends?

    16. So he offered to walk me outside to my taxi so he could get my number!

    Thank God!

    17. As soon as we got outside and the light hit him, I froze!

    AH!

    18. No it couldn’t be!

    Say it isn’t so!

    19. Ah! yes it was!

    Ye it is oh!

    20. I just shouted “Senior Emeka so it’s you”.

    Can you imagine?

    21. This almost romantic encounter of mine used to be my senior in secondary school!

    Look at life!

    22. He would send my friends and I to fetch his bathing water and wash his clothes.

    Imagine all that stress!

    23. He even used to take our meat and plantain sometimes during lunch and dinner!

    That’s why some of us are so short! No protein!

    24. Now he was asking when he could see me again.

    See who?

    25. Before he realised what was going on I pulled his lips and knocked his fat head.

    Foolish fellow!

    26. That was for all the suffering he put me through in secondary school!

    He deserved worse sef!

    27. Then I hopped into my taxi and left while he was wondering what exactly had just happened.

    Bye bye!

    28. See you again in your dreams, Senior Emeka!

    Because every day for the thief, one day for the owner!
  • 16 Hilarious Things That Would Happen If Africa Were A School

    16 Hilarious Things That Would Happen If Africa Were A School

    1. Apparently, Tunisia would be the olodo back bencher *hay God!*

    https://twitter.com/RaniaUNRATED/status/768513344504463360

    2. There’s always that one kid with anger problems.

    https://twitter.com/officialdaddymo/status/768664539718180864

    3. Then there’s the class bully you dare not mess with.

    https://twitter.com/officialdaddymo/status/768668069405290496

    4. Serious flogging would be the order of the day.

    https://twitter.com/walegates/status/768749887697645570

    5. That one kid always telling her clique she’s better than everyone else.

    6. We would all really look forward to prom though.

    https://twitter.com/abraham_lou/status/768664811051872257

    7. And one principal would serve for like 100 decades.

    8. We all know that one kid always tryna act like they should be in a private school.

    https://twitter.com/officialdaddymo/status/768676401063071744

    9. And exchange students would just be annoyingly clueless.

    10. The guys no one ever notice would now be like:

    https://twitter.com/uziharun/status/768623708466475008

    11. Nigeria and Ghana would be the ultimate frenemies.

    https://twitter.com/antiIoud/status/768607853007339520

    12. Actually, Nigeria would piss off a lot of kids with his smoothness.

    https://twitter.com/officialdaddymo/status/768742103178416128

    13. Nobody would even bother to form posh again bringing chips to school.

    https://twitter.com/jlkamara/status/768686230779363328

    14. Friends turned enemies will now be like:

    https://twitter.com/JonAsfaw13/status/768586417274515460

    15. Nigeria would be the ultimate hustle-kid.

    16. And Sister Zambia would be the prayer warrior in the class.

  • 13 Reasons Suicide Squad Was Just Like Secondary School

    13 Reasons Suicide Squad Was Just Like Secondary School
    After watching Suicide Squad, we found ourselves comparing a lot of the characters and scenarios to secondary school. So we decided to share 13 ways the movie brought back those secondary school memories:

    1. The class teacher

    Whether she likes you or not, she will still punish and stress you for no reason.

    2. The class captain

    Always writing names of noisemakers and doing as if he is better than everybody.

    3. The most popular boy in class

    He has all the jokes and everyone wants to be his friend.

    4. The problem child

    Always in trouble and tormenting students and staff alike with his mischief. The only person that can talk to him is his girlfriend.

    5. The fighter

    One day one trouble. She is ready to beat any and everybody over anything.

    6. The big scary guy

    No one knows if it is that he is just huge or he has repeated like 3 times. Only says about 3 words a day.

    7. The hottest babe in class

    Very crazy but she gets a pass because she is fine and her boyfriend is even more crazy than her.

    8. The immature one

    Everything is a joke. Always shining teeth around the school campus.

    9. The anti-social one

    Doesn’t really want to be anyone’s friend or talk to anyone. The class isn’t even that sure of his name.

    10. The motivational speaker

    He is always using every opportunity to preach whether or not anyone asked him.

    11. The goth chick

    She is always studying about witchcraft and funny things like that. Has no friends.

    12. The class picture

    Everybody in their element!

    13. When a rival secondary school class tries to come for them, they’re like:

    Best friends … for now!
  • 14 Pictures That Tell Your Story If Puberty Did Not Answer You On Time

    14 Pictures That Tell Your Story If Puberty Did Not Answer You On Time

    1. When all your mates start developing and you’re still there looking like someone in primary 3:

    How can I be looking like my classmate’s junior sibling?

    2. How you beg God for puberty to slap you every day:

    “FATHER FATHER EHHHHH!”

    3. When you wear pencil dresses and look like an ironing board:

    Na wa oh!

    4. When your juniors have started developing but your own puberty is still loading:

    What kind of shame is this?

    5. When your mates are complaining about period pains and you join them like you know:

    Lie Lie!

    6. When your mates have moved to underwire bra but you are still wearing singlet:

    One day sha, one day!

    7. You researching “foods” that make you develop:

    “Beans + pomo = developed body. Abi that’s what they said?”

    8. When you hear of “one miracle cream” that will make your hips and breasts grow:

    Woooooow!

    9. When you consider gaining weight so the fat will at least make you look like something is happening:

    How much fat will make sure I wear a bra?

    10. When your mother wonders where all the tissue is going and you know the answer to that is your “bra”:

    Oops!

    11. When you have to change in front of people and your tissue-enhanced assets will be exposed:

    I am done for oh!

    12. When your own puberty finally starts and it is speeding away:

    YASSSSSS

    13. When your crush that used to ignore you now suddenly has your time:

    My friend you better leave here!

    14. When the puberty you were looking for will now not stop:

    HAY GOD!
  • 15 Pictures You’ll Relate To If You Attended The University Of Port Harcourt

    15 Pictures You’ll Relate To If You Attended The University Of Port Harcourt

    1. You, chopping mouth during the school anthem until it’s time to shout…

    That’s the only part you know.

    2. When a Uniport babe sees a group of Nelson Mandela boys.

    Just dodge them.

    3. You and your guys, queuing up in front of Mama Abuja like:

    THE BEST!

    4. How TBD looks once exam time table comes out:

    They will now come with pillow to “read”.

    5. UPTH and “no bed space”:

    All. The. Time.

    6. How the Man O’ War in school saw themselves:

    Always doing the most.

    7. When you see couples loving up at Love Garden in Delta Park.

    Don’t go and read your book.

    8. How you queue to enter shuttle at Abuja park:

    The worst.

    9. When 4 different classes are holding at the Arena at the same time.

    LCS struggles.

    10. How people pray when it’s time to write basic or certificate exams:

    It’s now that you remember God, abi?

    11. Whenever you finish climbing the stairs at Ofrima.

    Kuku kill me.

    12. How 70% of the students go to town as soon as weekend reaches:

    BYE!

    13. When you see that old pastor between Delta Park and Choba preaching about hell fire.

    Stop judging me.

    14. How you hail pharmacy students that have managed to reach final year:

    Na you oh!

    15. When you see your guy that is owing you money eating at Emmatex or Sunnas.

    This one must be mad.
  • The Stress Of Having People Try And Pronounce Your Name Abroad

    The Stress Of Having People Try And Pronounce Your Name Abroad

    1. How people react when they hear your name the first time:

    Their brain is already frying.

    2. Your face, whenever someone tries to pronounce your name:

    Chai!

    3. When someone asks if you have “an easier name”.

    You will learn today.

    4. You, calculating how much time you spend sounding out your name for people:

    Wasting my life.

    5. When you still have to spell it for them right after pronouncing it.

    STRESS!

    6. When people still get your name wrong after you’ve corrected them a million times.

    Are you mad ni?

    7. When people give you a nickname you hate against your will.

    Did I send you?

    8. When a teacher hesitates during roll call and you know they are about to destroy your name.

    Hay God!

    9. You, whenever someone says “sorry if I butcher your name”:

    Save your sorry.

    10. When they correct you when you say “Susan” wrong, but can’t get “Kunle” right.

    See your life.

    11. When you can’t even remember the true pronunciation of your own name again.

    Everybody has already scattered it for you.

    12. Your face, whenever someone asks what your name means:

    You can like to mind your business.

    13. When you stop telling people your name first and just start spelling it.

    No energy, abeg.

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  • How My Primary School Boyfriend Broke My Heart

    How My Primary School Boyfriend Broke My Heart

    So when I was in primary 2 I was in love.

    Best boy!

    I fell in love with one small rascal in my class, Ladi.

    My boo!

    Ladi was the class sweetheart. All the girls in our class were chasing him like:

    Greedy girls oh! All of them!

    But I was the smartest, cutest, most beautiful, amazing little girl in primary 2.

    Most fabulous!

    So I told him he was my boyfriend by force and he agreed.

    “We must be together!”

    We used to share our snacks during break time.

    Every single day!

    When it was time to play games we would partner with each other.

    Of course, before another girl will start playing with him oh!

    And we used to sit beside each other during art class.

    Picasso and Van Gogh!

    We were very happy.

    Very very happy!

    But then I was sick and had to stay at home for a few days.

    A serious case of cough and cold.

    When I came back from my sick bed I was in for a shock!

    Hmm! You people come and see something!

    Ladi my true love, was sharing his ribena and biscuit with my best friend Ireti!

    Betrayers!

    I couldn’t focus when we were doing multiplication.

    Who can multiply when their heart is broken?

    When we were doing comprehension and composition I was still in shock.

    How could they do that to me?

    For 3 days I could not watch cartoons or play outside.

    I was just thinking about my life!

    But then two Saturdays after, at a birthday party, I won the dancing competition and Ireti was crying because she lost so I was happy!

    I am still the queen!
  • 15 Pictures You’ll Relate To If You Did Food And Nutrition In Secondary School

    15 Pictures You’ll Relate To If You Did Food And Nutrition In Secondary School

    1. When they asked you to choose between Food and Nutrition and Agric.

    The one with food, abeg.

    2. You, entering ‘Food and Nutrition’ class expecting constant chow:

    My stomach is ready.

    3. When you realize the ‘Food’ in ‘Food and Nutrition’ is silent until practicals.

    Why are you teaching me about carbohydrates ehn?

    4. Your Food and Nutrition note after just one term:

    Just kill me oh.

    5. You, looking at the Food and Nutrition exam questions like:

    I did not agree for this one oh.

    6. When your teacher tells you to bring money to buy apron and cap for practical.

    Please don’t stress me, abeg.

    7. How your classmates start famzing you days to the practical:

    Better famz well.

    8. Your friends, waiting for you to finish practical like:

    See these ones.

    9. When the whole school hears that Food and Nutrition practical is over:

    You people have not seen food before?

    10. How people dodge your food when you’re the only boy doing Food and Nutrition:

    Ah! Is it like that?

    11. You, when teachers sef are using style to beg for food.

    Better beg with your chest.

    12. When your food is so good it reaches Administrative block:

    I sabi the work.

    13. What your Food and Nutrition teacher allows you to take to your class after the practical:

    What is this, abeg?

    14. How your teacher shares the cake you baked:

    Hay God!

    15. When that oversabi’s food is so bad, the teacher lets her take everything home.

    It can pain sha.