Woosh!
This is my first post!
I remember when i first entered Uni
filled with hope and promise
i can tell u after the first three weeks i began to doubt it heavily.
Thank God, im in 500 level now!
Studying a course i would never have signed up for
and its not even easy being in ******** University
sometimes i wonder if its even worth it!
Lots of stuff that happens to make u go crazzy!!
Anyways, i cnt say something positive hasnt bin deposited in me o
Next year, i will be graduating and it will be the best thing!
I hope i aint too dry!
lol. i love laffing
its one of the things that has kept me goin
enjoy!
This is my first post!
I remember when i first entered Uni
filled with hope and promise
i can tell u after the first three weeks i began to doubt it heavily.
Thank God, im in 500 level now!
Studying a course i would never have signed up for
and its not even easy being in ******** University
sometimes i wonder if its even worth it!
Lots of stuff that happens to make u go crazzy!!
Anyways, i cnt say something positive hasnt bin deposited in me o
Next year, i will be graduating and it will be the best thing!
I hope i aint too dry!
lol. i love laffing
its one of the things that has kept me goin
enjoy!
n i will keep u posted on tha happenings in my school
3 comments:
i remembered d last min rush to get the entrance forms...meeting some old friends from high sch again, three wonderful and intesting roommates when i got thru with reg: Luto Tailo, Michael Odusanya and Simpa Okatahi(met again in distressing circumstances)..
I remembered the good old Revolutionary Squad(Cmdr. Deji Akin-Abiri and Cmdt Ekpeyong Ekpeyong), the Covenant University Technical Crew(Uncle Dami and Uncle Dennis, Tunji Oyedepo, Abbas, Taiwo Adediran, Ekhator, Unwanna Ekanem, Nkemdilim Ofodile),etc.
I remember the chapel services, the variety nites and its intrigues, TMC-EDS combo lectures.
I remember meeting great friends like Azubike Ezenwoke, Timi Shoyele, Chinedu Okoronkwo Betram and Kingsley Erondu...
I'm an independent-minded person who can stand and work under authority so long as its doing the rite thing the rite way.
I had to quit and become a drop-out at the young age of 19 when I couldn't stand being treated as a potential criminal any longer..
The only reason why I don't count those two years as a waste is because I met you therein and you affected my life in more ways than you'd ever know. Thank you for u.
*i love the pic
How time pass, miss you bro. Came across this online and im like menn!!!
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