Growing up where I did, meant you were opportune to at least 3 fights in a good week. I don't mean that thing Yoruba men do in bus parks, all voice and no fist (I find it disappointing most of...
Read MoreLife in the barracks is pretty much like everything everyone thinks it is and still at the same time, not what everyone thinks it is, at least not in the eyes of a teenager. In a sense, it can...
Read MoreOne thing you need to understand is that back then, I really wasn’t that very outspoken boy and I was pretty much shy, and getting roped into a school debate felt both scary and exciting at...
Read MoreIt was a momentary blackout for me, but it seemed like one that lasted beyond just a moment. It was at this point I realized I was in big trouble. I was pulled up by a teammate and the game...
Read MoreAt this point in my stay in my primary school, it was common knowledge that there weren't so many extracurricular activities in the school program as the time that could be used for this...
Read MoreLife in my primary school always felt like a race against time and cane. It was a race I struggled to win every day as I have always loved my sleep. I was that playful child that didn’t...
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