Admission Story of a Uniben Student [very sad]

The Nigerian educational system is structured in such a way as to impose massive stress for the most part of the year. Here’s the sad story of a uniben student.
Typing with tears rolling down my eyes…concerning the way educational sector is ongoing in Nigeria. I just cant understand why admission process this year is very difficult.
I passed my UTME and POST U

TME but can’t just understand why uniben has decided to deny me admission. I can’t just bear the pains seeing those that scored same score with me being admitted. What will I call this?
I just can’t understand. There are so many students out there with same story with me, they are very hurt, crying everyday.
It has gotten to the level whereby if you don’t do shady runs, you can’t be admitted into any institution, which ought not to be so.
Students, whose parents are not financially balanced, what do you expect them to do? How can institutions produce first class graduates now when getting admission is runz, no privilege for the intelligent ones to be in school.
Because now that admission process is like this, it is now difficult for students to be serious in their academics when they know without studying hard they will definitely block their way through which is not good.
Please all institutions, change from this Act! Do you know how many students get traumatized because of this Act each year?
Please stop this Act! When students pass your post UTME, give them admission.
Uniben please reconsider those of us that score from 50 upwards. it’s not easy passing both UTME and Post UTME. Please you guys should upload another list.
Speaking from the affected students minds…. Something has to be done.
We will highly appreciate it if you help us publish it, because we are not rich enough to sue them….
Yours truly,
Affected student

RECEITING THE LORDS PRAYER

55 Best Friend Tag Questions

So you feel like you have known your best friend your whole life - and maybe you have. You think that you know everything there is to know about your best friend. And if you were to be asked, you would probably say you know them more than anyone else. But, how well do you actually know them? If you would like to know, best friend tag questions are the best at letting you know. FYI, based on who asks the question, the way the questions are phrased can be different.

List of Best Friend Tag Questions

1. When and how did we first meet?
2. Who is your best friend's hero?
3. If you could go any place on earth, where would it be and why?
4. What is your favorite color?
5. What is our favorite food?
6. What is the name of your best friend’s crush?
7. What is your best friend’s biggest fear?
8. If your best friend were deserted on an island, what are the three things she/he could not live without?
9. What three movies does your best friend love the most?
10. What part of your best friend’s body is their favorite?
11. What are the two things your best friend does not know about you?
12. How would you describe your best friend’s ideal partner/spouse?
13. How long does it take your best friend to get dressed?
14. Which is your best friend’s favorite season and why?
15. What is your best friend’s dream job?
16. If you were out together, what would your best friend eat?
17. What do you most admire about your best friend?
18. If your best friend were to wear a shirt/blouse or a Tee, which would it be?
19. What are the three items your best friend always carries with them?
20. What's your best friend’s favorite TV show?
21. Would your best friend watch a chick-flick, action, comedy or a horror movie?
22. What is your favorite inside joke?
23. What favorite memory do you two share?
24. What is the one thing that annoys you most about your best friend?
25. Between the two of you, who takes longer to get ready?
26. If your best friend could meet anyone at that time, who would it be?
27. Does your best friend have any strange phobias?
28. Does your best friend like loud music or music that is at a much reasonable level?
29. What does your best friend think about the most?
30. What is the last book your best friend read?
31. Does your best friend have any nicknames?
32. If the whole world were listening to your best friend at ne go, what would your best friend say?
33. What picture does your best friend currently have?
34. What concerts has your best friend been to?
35. Has your best friend ever voted in a presidential election?
36. What is the one thing your best friend would want for their birthday?
37. What is your best friend’s greatest achievement?
38. What is your best friend really bad at?
39. What is the meanest thing someone has ever said to your best friend?
40. If your best friend has a scar, how did they get it?
41. Is your best friend afraid of the dark?
42. What would your best friend do if they won the lottery?
43. Was your best friend named after anyone? If so, who?
44. What was your best friend’s favorite show as a child?
45. Where does your best friend want to live when they get older?
46. Has your best friend ever had surgery?
47. How many children does your best friend want and what will be their names?
48. Has your best friend ever been outside the country?
49. Is your best friend a spendthrift, or do they like to save their money?
50. What is your best friend’s favorite animal? 
51. Which game does your best friend like most?
52. Can you describe your best friend in one word?
53. Does your best friend sing in the shower?
54. What's your best friend's favorite kind of sandwich?
55. Is your best friend allergic to anything? 

Learn Africa rewards best NECO candidates Learn Africa rewards best NECO candidates

By Dayo Adesulu
In its quest to encourage hard work among secondary school students, Learn Africa Education Development Foundation has rewarded best NECO candidates at the 2015 National Examination Councils.
The duo, Justin Nwaoha of Isolog College, Ojodu and Taofeek Adelaja from Isolog College, Alagbole, Akute were rewarded N40,000 each and certificates of excellence.
Temitope Folorunsho who emerged second was from Ota Total Academy, Ogun State; and Kenechukwu Okuze of Apostolic Faith Secondary School, Anthony, Lagos State, were rewarded with N30,000 each.
Just as Paul Ofili of Jextoban Secondary School, Ketu, Lagos who was rewarded with N20,000 came third. Meanwhile, the teachers that produced the best candidates in each state were also rewarded with N40,000 each.
“They were instituted to underscore the significant role that excellence in education can play in achieving our national goals and aspirations.
‎In his address, the Managing Director, Learn Africa Plc, Mr Segun Oladipo said: “The objective is to underscore the ‎Importance of excellence in education to our national development as well as encourage hard work, diligent scholarship and healthy competition.”
He said he is optimistic that the awards will encourage strong commitment to learning, celebrate diligent scholarship and healthy rivalry among students.
According to him, there were two categories of awards – National and State. The national awards will go to the overall best three candidates as follows;· Alabi Philip Toluwase of Our Lady & St Francis Catholic College, Osogbo, Osun State (1st position); Nwaoha Justin Ifeanyi of Isolog College, Ojodu, Lagos State (2nd position) and Babalola David Oluwasayo of Oritamefa Baptist Model School, Ibadan, Oyo State (3rdposition).
Regarding state awards, 111 candidates consisting of the three best performing candidates in each state and the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja will be recognized and receive exciting prizes during the presentations.
Oladipo who noted that the three best performing candidates in each state will collect their prizes in 13 zonal centres across the country pointed out that one teacher from the school of the first prize winner in each state will receive special recognition during the event in appreciation of their great contributions to the students’ success.

WAEC awards: Best Results holder 2014/2015

Over the years, WAEC has made it a point of duty to release the result of the best student who sat for their exams. This is geared towards encouraging others to do better and also recognize and congratulate the Winner.
The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) Academic Excellence Awards has been awarded to the best scho

lars in the 2014 May/June West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE).
This year’s National Distinction and Merit Awards went to Master Samuel Nder from Benue State; Miss Onyinye Oguejiofor from Anambra state; and Master Oluwatobi Raji from Lagos state, as they all scored A1 in all their subjects.
18-year-old Samuel Nder, with exam number 4081345036, recorded A1 in Economic, Geography, English Language, Further Mathematics, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry and Physics with total T-score of 659.4325 to emerge the overall best.
Nder, who attended
Vaatia College, Makurdi, Benue state is currently studying Software Engineering at Saint Peterburg’s Electro-Technical University in Russia.
The Second position went to Onyinye Oguejiofor formerly of Marist Comprehensive College, Nteje, Anambra state with a total T-score of 648.5706. She is currently studying Medicine and Surgery at the
University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN).
In third position was 17-year-old Oluwatobi Raji formerly of St Francis Catholic Secondary School Idimu, Lagos , who had T-score of 640.2125. He is at the University of Lagos (UNILAG) studying Petroleum Engineering.
The award ceremony was held during the 53rd Annual Meeting of Nigeria National Committee (NNC) of West African Examinations Council (WAEC) on Thursday, November 26 in Akure, Ondo state.

Automatic Employment for First Class Students

his is not the first time that Nigerian first class students are getting employed automatically, it’s been a regular trend. But this is spectacular as it involves 12 graduates.
12 First Class Graduates Get Automatic Employment
Ogun State Governor, Senator Ibikunle Amosun, has announced automatic employment to 12 first class graduates of the Tai Solarin University of Education, TASUED.
Governor Amosun announced this, on Saturday, while speaking at the 6th and 7th Convocation and 10th anniversary ceremony of the Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijagun, Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State.
He added that his administration was ready and committed to doing all that is necessary to make certificates of higher institutions in Ogun State, the most sought-after in Nigeria.
The governor noted that the greatest legacy anyone can bequeath to the coming generation is a good education adding that “it is easier to govern an enlightened and educated populace.”
Governor Amosun also promised to continue with his administration’s commitment to providing top notch facilities in tertiary institutions in Ogun State.
The governor said his administration will continue to build more hostels of residence and lecture rooms in order to ensure better learning conditions and forestall negative indoctrination of the students.
The Ogun State governor also enjoined the graduands to be aware of the responsibility they now have to the society as a whole.
“I charge you all to remember that you are now transitioning into shapers of other destinies as you go into the world to contribute your quota. It is your responsibility as teachers to ensure that the younger people put in your trust are well developed both in character and learning.
“Moreover, I want to charge you to be responsible, industrious, dependable and humble. You should ensure that you are good ambassadors of this great citadel of learning in all you do.
“You should also comport yourselves with dignity in whatever situation life may place you and in a manner befitting of products of the foremost University of education in Nigeria,” Governor Amosun said.
Speaking earlier, the Vice-chancellor of TASUED, Mrs. Oluyemisi Obilade noted that the institution was the first University of Education in Nigeria, the 2nd in Africa and the 8th in the world adding that its vision was “to be a one-stop shop for all educational needs and preferred University of education globally.”
Obilade also noted that 5,970 graduands were being conferred with First degrees, out of which, twelve (12) graduated with First class Honours while adding that nothing has added more glamour to the school’s 10th anniversary than the quality of individuals who were honoured with honorary doctorate degrees at the event.
The event witnessed the conferment of honorary doctorate degrees to Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, former President of Nigeria; late Chief Mrs. HID Awolowo and Alhaji Aliko Dangote, Africa’s richest.

How To Reset The Unlock Counter Of Permanent Blocked Huawei Modem

A guy I personally know got a USB modem from the UK and the modem was locked to 3, a UK mobile network. On getting to Nigeria here, he found out the modem wouldn’t work with SIM card. The modem prompted for an unlock code and this dude kept guessing till he entered it incorrectly 10 times. He rendered the modem useless and even DC unlocker couldn’t unlock it. I tried all I could but it didn’t work. I decided to try flashing the modem and re-installed the firmware but still, the unlock counter still read 10. Before the modem finally became useable again, Below is the procedure i followed:

How to Reset the Unlock Counter

Like I said earlier, upgrading the firmware did not reset the unlock counter which read 10 out of 10. I had to reset the counter with a software. If you haven’t entered your unlock code 10 times like the guy in question did, you can still do it if you want to unlock your modem, anyway.

• Download Huawei Modem Unlocker Here
• Extract the content and run the .exe file inside
• Click on Refresh. Your modem should be automatically detected so far you checked AUTO CONNECTION under connection mode
• Be sure Auto-Calc Code and Auto-Unlock Modem are both marked
• Click READ MDM DATA

• Now click UNLOCK. This should both unlock your modem and reset the counter at the same time 
• Congratulation! Now you’ve successfully reset “permanently locked” of your Huawei modem to 10 times again.
• Lastly, click on Calculate to generate the flash code. You’re gonna be needing it later. 

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Drama as Jonathan Obasanjo, meet

Meeting finally holds at Obasanjo’s Hilltop residence By Clifford Ndujihe, Ola Ajayi, Dapo Akinrefon & Daud Olatunji
ABEOKUTA – HIDE and seek! That aptly captures the processes that led to a closed-door meeting between President Goodluck Jonathan and former President Olusegun Obasanjo, yesterday, in Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital.
A top supporter of Jonathan told Vanguard at about 8.30 p.m, yesterday, that “the meeting is holding now” and declined further comments.
An unconfirmed report last night stated that the General Overseer of Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adeboye and the Founder, Winners Chapel, Bishop David Oyedepo, were part of the meeting, which began at 7 p.m, last night.
The presence of the religious leaders as witnesses, sources said, was part of the conditions Obasanjo gave to hold any talk with President Jonathan.
The media was awash with expectation and anxiety over what the outcome of the two leaders’ meeting would be. Obasanjo, recently came down hard on Jonathan accusing his administration of squandering $55 billion crude oil savings and reserves. Jonathan had in turn promised to expose what former leaders and heads of state failed to do while in office that stunted the country’s socio-economic growth. He later added that some leaders were behaving like motor park touts, a comment that was perceived to be aimed at Obasanjo.

From left: President Goodluck Jonathan; Otunba Gbenga Daniel, former governor of Ogun State and Vice President Namadi Sambo at the PDP presidential campaign rally in Abeokuta, yesterday.

However, Obasanjo attended President Jonathan’s niece’s wedding in Abuja, weekend, and was well received as he had warm handshakes with President Jonathan and his wife, Dame Patience Jonathan.
Thus, it was not surprising that the speculated Abeokuta meeting raised hairs. At press time, yesterday, there were different reasons the meeting could not hold during the day. One account said the meeting could not be held in the afternoon because President Jonathan snubbed Obasanjo. Another account said the former president avoided the president by leaving his house where the meeting would have been held on hearing that Jonathan had arrived in Abeokuta.
The hide and seek game
Indeed, the former President left his palatial Hilltop building in Abeokuta, immediately Jonathan arrived the state capital.
Obasanjo who was driven out in his black SUV and one security Hilux van, shunned his main entrance and made use of his private gate.
Vanguard was at Obasanjo’s house to cover the expected meeting between the two leaders and observed that some security personnel who had been detailed at the former President’s house suddenly disappeared.
A source close to Obasanjo’s Hilltop mansion in Abeokuta had earlier confided in Vanguard that President Jonathan was not in Obasanjo’s itinerary for the day.
He also hinted that Obasanjo jetted out around 2: 59 p.m few minutes after the helicopter that flew the President to the state, touched down.
Operatives of the Department of State Service (DSS) who had earlier besieged Obasanjo’s Hilltop mansion as early as 6a.m in anticipation of President Jonathan’s arrival also left the place at exactly 3.10p.m when it became obvious that Jonathan was not coming.
Jonathan, however, arrived at the M.K.O Stadium in Abeokuta at exactly 3.50p.m and headed straight to the state box from where he later moved out to acknowledge cheers from the crowd who had thronged the stadium venue of the campaign as early as 7. 30a.m.
Asked why President Jonathan ‘dodged’ Obasanjo and refused to visit him despite being in Abeokua, Senior Special Assistant to the President on Public Affairs, Dr Doyin Okupe, said: “Dodge Obasanjo? How? The president just left the stadium now and he is in the presidential lodge in Abeokuta, resting.”
The meeting, last night, however ended at 9.53 pm without official statement from both parties.
Jonathan woos Ogun voters
At the Abeokuta rally, President Jonathan promised to create additional eight million jobs for Nigerian youths in the next four years, if re-elected.
While referring to Gen. Mohammadu’s Buhari’s assertion that if elected, he would ensure that all guilty corrupt persons are jailed, Jonathan said: “It is my prayer that a time will come in Nigeria that there will be no single prison in the country.”
He then told his audience: “You have a choice to vote for those who will build more prisons for you or my administration which will build more schools for you.”
Schools and Wealth creation
He said his administration was already working with eminent Nigerians in private sector to make the mission a reality, saying that the party was out to fight poverty through wealth and job creation.
The president said that the Federal Government had set up a technical committee to that effect which was headed by Vice-President Namadi Sambo to work the modalities for the creation of at least two million jobs every year. He explained that the Federal Government was also working with Tony Elumelu, Chairman UBA and other investors from the private sector in order to achieve the goal.
He said: “We are out to create jobs, our target is to create not less than two million jobs every year. We are working with the private sector. Tony Elumelu is part of them and when we are talking about Elumelu, you know we are talking about a serious investor.”
While explaining that PDP had changed the face of Agriculture in the country, President Jonathan declared that the PDP-led Federal Government would integrate Commercial Agriculture into the Secondary schools’ curriculum to create wealth, more jobs and to reduce the country’s balance of payment deficit on imported foods.
We’ll win war against terrorism, says Jonathan at Mapo Hall
Meanwhile, President Jonathan has said his commitment and method of tackling corruption was not dependent on the number of people his administration tries or jails.
Though, he said his government has tried many Nigerians to show that it did not support corruption, he said the number of people tried on corruption-related offences would never stem the tide of the hydra-headed problem.
He said this at the ancient Mapo Hall, Ibadan, venue of his campaign rally, yesterday.
According to him: “If I try 10 million Nigerians and jail 5 million, that does not stop corruption problem. Let me re-assure Nigerians that we will win war against terror. My commitment and method of solving corruption is not in terms of the number of people I try or jail.”
President Jonathan, who used the forum to reel out the achievements of his administration, noted that his government had empowered over one million people through its various intervention programmes.
Other achievements, he said, include ongoing reconstruction of Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, power projects, Ibadan Airport renovation, Ibadan-Lagos-Kano railway line rehabilitation, among other empowerment projects cited in Oyo State.
This came just as the president urged Nigerian women to vote him in for another four years to liberate themselves or risk being restricted to the kitchen by the opposition.
Though, some aggrieved chieftains of the party who felt cheated in the way the party’s governorship candidate was finally selected were conspicuously absent at the rally, their absence did not take the shine-off the event.
Speaking one after the other, many chieftains of the party including governorship and senatorial candidates gave reasons the South-West should back Jonathan’s re-election ambition.
The Minister of State, FCT, Oloye Jumoke Akinjide buttressed the achievements of the president saying he gave $200 million to the South West to check flooding which claimed lives some years ago in the state.
The Ondo State Governor, Olusegun Mimiko said the South-West belonged to the PDP, adding that Nigerians should not vote for a president that cannot boot a computer because “the 21st century requires a president that is young, computer compliant and current .”
Mulikat Akande, the leader of the House of Representatives said the rally was to receive the president and to flag-off the party’s campaign in the state.
In attendance were the Vice President, Namadi Sambo; PDP National Chairman, Alhaji Adamu Muazu; Minister of State, FCT, Oloye Jumoke Akinjide; Senator Hosea Agboola; High Chief Lekan Balogun, PDP chieftain; Olusegun Mimiko; Mr. Femi Fani-Kayode, Director of Media and Publicity, Goodluck Jonathan Campaign Organisation and PDP senatorial candidates in Oyo South, North and Central among others.

UNIZIK students produce mini bus

By Obialunamma Nwadiogbu
EKWULOBIA—VICE Chancellor, Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka , Prof. Joseph Ahaneku is a happy man now following the feat achieved by his students. This was because the Department of Mechanical Engineering of the university had again proved that it was not just good in theory but also in the practical aspect of their studies.  Seven graduating students from the department constructed a “made in Nigeria” mini bus to the satisfaction of the university community.

Unizik car: The mini bus.

The journey into car manufacturing in the university started last year, when a group of five students from the same department produced a Formula 1 car called AutoZIK. The seven students include Ezeigwe Chitoo, Obinani Victor, Ezeanolue Ifeanyi, Okoro Chinaza, Ominigbo Fidelis, Nwobodo Nnamdi  and Ogbu Thaddeus.
They were supervised by the Head of the department, Dr. C.H. Achebe. South East Voice learned that the group, which is known as ‘AUTOZIK II,’ spent over five months constructing the mini bus for shuttles within and around the university with locally sourced materials.
Like the popular saying, “What a man can do, a woman can do even better,” the conspicuous presence of a female, ‘Okoro Chinaza’ in the team spoke volumes. On how she was able to surmount the challenges as the only female in the midst of her male counterparts with respect to the stress associated with such herculean tasks, she said: “I had always been in their midst right from my first year in school, so it was not really a big deal.”
She disclosed that she had always followed her passion regardless of what people around said or thought.  Narrating the success story, one of the engineers, Ezeigwe Chitoo, said that the project was a dream come true.  “The Autozik group made the design using CAD software, and all necessary simulation softwares for the analysis, putting the environment into critical consideration. The bus has good seating positions, better fuel conservation, good passenger view and very good aesthetics. It was built to suit the topography of our environment and the weather condition we have in this part of the world,” he said.

The seven student engineers, from left, Ezeigwe Chitoo, Obinani Victor, Ogbu Thaddeus, Okoro Chinaza, Ezeanolue Ifeanyi, Nwobodo Nnamdi, and Ominigbo Fidelis, under the supervision of the Head of the department, Dr. C.H. Achebe, constructed the mini bus.

According to him, the bus was constructed from start to finish, inside the mechanical workshop of the university. He disclosed that the project was aimed at advancing the ergonomic standard of existing shuttle buses. The bus can be compared to other foreign produced ones and it is outstanding.  Also speaking, a member of the team,  Ifeanyi  said: “The AUTOZIK team had gone through a whole lot before arriving at this platform. When we started, many thought we will not come this far, but today they have come to rejoice with us.
“We thank God, who has brought us this far, we also thank our supervisor and the Head of Department Dr. C.H. Achebe, for his fatherly advice and support throughout the duration of the project,” he happily said. The bus was test-driven within and outside the university to prove that it was movable, durable and above all, fully made in Nigeria. Some of the students of the department, in an interview, commended the efforts of Dr. Achebe and his team of lecturers, who, according to them, were doing great job, by igniting the spirit and the zeal of invention and innovation in Nigeria.
They also commended the Dean of the Faculty, Prof. Ihueze Toochukwu, who, they said, had brought huge improvement to the Faculty of Engineering and  re-branding the system. The team further praised the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Ahaneku, who according to them, had changed the face of the institution, wiped out examination malpractice and improved the standard of learning. According to Chitoo, Ahaneku’s support for the Faculty of Engineering had increased the zeal for invention and ingenuity in the faculty.

Why I’m excited about my new jobs – Okonjo-Iweala

By Ikenna Asomba
Ex-President Goodluck Jonathan’s Minister of Finance & Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, on Monday, expressed joy over her new job to join the board of Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, founded by Bill and Melinda Gates.

Okonjo-Iweala

The former finance minister, had also announced that she will also be joining US investment bank, Lazard’s sovereign advice division.
Okonjo-Iweala who tweeted via her Twitter handle, @NOIweala said: “I’m excited to join GAVI to immunize 300 million more children in the next five years and save 5 million to 6 million more lives.”
The new portfolios, however, follow her second stint as Nigeria’s finance minister, which ended in May after the Goodluck Jonathan-led government was voted out of office.
Okonjo-Iweala has spent the past three decades working on fiscal management and governance systems in Africa through 25 years at the World Bank, most recently as a managing director, and twice as finance minister in what is now the continent’s biggest economy.
She has although, recently come under sharp criticisms particularly by Governor Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State, over issues bordering on alleged corruption in the last administration.
Okonjo-Iweala has argued that her work on transparency and anti-corruption as finance minister under both Mr Jonathan and Olusegun Obasanjo has been unfairly “brushed aside.”

My 5 Lovers Episode 5

My Dad usually comes home late on

Saturdays (club things). But my mum…

where will I tell them that I went to?

Went to my sister and confided in her

(dint tell her where I was going). Told

her that I will be coming back anytime from 8pm and if mummy asked

of me..

that she should tell her that I went to

collect GCE past question from someone

that I just left now. She said no

problem.

I went to play with my mum in the living room then sneaked into my

room

around 5:30pm. I made a call to Tunde

that I will be coming but I won’t stay

that long. Exactly 6pm, I took a bike to the hotel at

Johnson street. I called Tunde that I’m

at the gate. After waiting for like

5mins, he came and we entered inside.

He was with his friends in the VIP

lounge (2girls… 3guys). He introduced the ladies… this is Ronke and

this is

Linda. They greeted me warmly by

hugging me. With my assessment, those

ladies will be over 40years old. Is this

the kind of bigger girls that Tunde

wants to link me to. I was still thinking when tunde ordered for 2 bottles

of

small stout and a plate of pepper soup

(Stout ke) for me. I rushed the drinks

with the hope that I would leave early

but tunde ordered for more drinks

which I rejected. I don’t drink like that besides I don’t want you to feel

bad that

was why I forced myself to drink the

ones you gave me.

He smiled and said “you be correct guy”.

It is getting late: 7:30pm now. I told him

that I had to leave because of my Dad. Tunde: no oooo. I have a gift for you

Me: what gift is that?

Tunde: guys let’s go inside… We all moved inside the hotel. Tunde

gave me room key 204 and said your

package is inside there. I know that the

package is a girl.I was feeling tipsy but I

was still praying that it won’t be old

mama like Ronke and Linda ooo. I managed to get to the door and I got

the shock of my life when I opened it.

What I saw really surprised me.

The shock of my life. I met someone quite alright but it was

Tunde’s friend. He excused himself to go

to the restroom when we were drinking

outside (I remembered his face). I don’t

want to be rude, so I closed the door

(dint lock it). I kept singing at the back of my mind “I’m not gay”. The

guy

introduced himself as ikechukwu but all

his friends call him IK for short. He

started toasting me. I like you I love

you… I will really take care of you.. bla

bla bla! then all of a sudden he started running his hands all over my

body. I

was still in shock of the whole scenario.

Just looking like mumu until his hand

touched my “OGA”. That was when I

flared up.

Me: I’m not gay my guy.. just stop it. IK: nobody was… I will treat you

good.

Me: (this guy fine oo) as you fine reach

na guys you dey find when girls plenty

for outside.

IK: nobody fit satisfy me like the way

men do. Me: (trying to touch me again) I shouted

at him, if you dare touch me again; I

swear I go kill you for here. You dey

mad ni (very angry and pointing to the

sky) I stood up and headed for the door that

was when I remembered that I dint

removed the key from outside and we

were locked inside. I asked him how did

he gets inside? He dint even answer me.

I dialled Tunde’s number but it was switched off. The time is now

20mins

after 8pm. I sat down beside him and

thinking how I’m going to get out of

here. My phone rang and my heart

saddened when I saw the call was from

my dad. I started begging him that he should

allow me go…. Na dat day I know say

Konji na bastard….

Ik con dey do as if na me offend am… I

Begged and Begged…. my mum has

started calling too… Wahala dey oooo!

My Dad and Mum kept calling me at

intervals. I just have to rush home but Ik

is not helping matters.

It’s now 9pm and I’m still in the captive

of a gay guy. Then I saw Bidemi’s call

and then Kikelomo’s call, that was when I knew that I’m in for a big

trouble. I

wanted to pick my dad’s call and tell

him about my location but I know the

kind of person he is. I sat down relaxed

and I took another bottle of small stout

on the table. Finished it then I opened another one. As I was gulping

down my

fourth bottle that was when he went to

open the door. The time is now 9:34pm.

My legs were shaking but I managed to

get a bike and I told him to take me to

Customs street. Okada man: your money na #100

Me: for just next street… okay I will give

you #200 but if anybody asked you

where are you bringing me from tell

them say na GRA junction.

Okada man: thank you oga… no wahala. I be business man na We

drove off and go gbangan I reached

my papa house.

I alighted the bike. What I saw make

me to understand that my family loves

me.

Standing outside were my parents, Badoo, Funmilayo, mummyk

Kikelomo

and Bidemi.

I fumbled off the bike that my mum had

to rush over to check on me.

Immediately she smelled Alcohol on

me,she just left me lying on the ground.

I managed to stand up. I went over to

my Dad. Me: good evening sir

Dad: where are you coming from?

Me: I went to a friends party.

Dad: is that why you should come home

drunk and got everyone worried

Me: I dint drink oooo… Dad: I can see that…. then stand upright

Me: ((I tried to stand up right but my

weight is too heavy for my legs to

carry)… I’m standing upright sir I knew that my legs were seriously

shaking. It’s the influence of the alcohol

I took. My Dad now faced the Adeboye’s and

thanked them for their support. He then

called segun. Go and drop them and

come home very fast ooo. It’s late ooo. I looked at Bidemi&Kikelomo

and I

know what was going through their

minds. I just greeted Mummyk as I

fumbled into the house.

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