Laveda:


Lesbian? Maybe yes. but steal? Naaaaah..

True sha.. Tho I'm away from home now, still learning.

Smellymouth:
Command Day secondary school. Ribadu cantonment,kaduna and Federal Government College, Ijanikin ,Lagos State..

dollyjoy:
Wait,let me ask Ifa

Smellymouth:
Command Day secondary school. Ribadu cantonment,kaduna and Federal Government College, Ijanikin ,Lagos State..

vizkiz:

That name makes me sober... Izz nor sweet

OBTSubtle:



My dear.. We all became skilled thieves in boarding school.. It will happen.. Everyone stole a thing or two, Even chapel prefects..How far are you willing to go just to survive?? We were tormented and starved.. Sometimes I think my parents sent me there to die and rot slowly.. But I was saved.. Glory be to Jesus..

OBTSubtle:




Only parents with awkward sense of humor..


Some kids come back home with bruises, parents don't care.


I guess they saw good beneath all the chaos or just maybe because the fees were cheap...

Inkman:


Hmm nice I know aunty Alice at maraba, though I attended GSSS Pyakasa

OBTSubtle:




Which one be Aunty Alice? Aunty Alice kor.. Uncle wonderland ni

pcguru1:


Which Command ? I went to CDSS IKeja

Lh19:


Kai bros you know the exact address apart from the Zaria sha but you be alumni neh

Admin401:
Command Day Secondary School, Ojo.

Laveda:


Should I be Grateful to God already?

But I know Amidst all the starvation and torments, the school was fun.

orimsamsam:
is it the one in ibadan

Benita27:
Decent girls don't fight. We had dos and don'ts like other schools with the best teachers in our disposal, you just won't understand the fun in coming to school every day where you have over hundreds of thousands of girls to deal with, we were 150 in a class and each had from A to G...you could just imagine. i missed our atrocities.

Sights like that make me think women have a world domination agenda..


So let's say every class was about 150.. So we're talking.. 1050 girls in maybe.. Just Js1??


Lol.. Lord have mercy.. I know lots of things would be going on at the back seat.. Back sitters never miss the party..

OBTSubtle:




Sights like that make me think women have a world domination agenda..


So let's say every class was about 150.. So we're talking.. 1050 girls in maybe.. Just Js1??


Lol.. Lord have mercy.. I know lots of things would be going on at the back seat.. Back sitters never miss the party..

Benita27:
Your head dey there.
Forget about back seaters, those lot escorted others to school. Inasmuch as we were much in class the mean teachers kept things under control. They as well knew the serious once from the unserious set.

Twaci:
Yeah! That's it

Smellymouth:


I grew up in KD but I am not an Alumni..

OBTSubtle:



Teachers with skills.. I'd give them that..


The ones beyond control.. Those are the ones you get caught up in.. Or were you a spectator as the front seaters?

Benita27:
Spectator in school on front role?, as a front seater the major tax: canes and questions gets to you before others.

There was someone i and my 3 friends were fond of doing, then in JSS1, our school was very big and wide, usually after break one is suppose to run to the class, so we noticed some students will stubbornly stay back until prefects start chasing them back into the class. we would decide not to go back and be at alert: waiting patiently for the prefects to come out with canes, we would run them round the school till we're exhausted, then we would run into class panting heavily and sweating profusely.
We would do that whenever we were in the mood...it was fun cos we were never caught.

sounds like Christmas in Vegas...


But this ain't front sweater ish.. Front sweaters don't have the mind to do squat!


You're probably middle roll.. Little of front seaters and back demons..