babyfaceafrica:
Good.. This gal will be not be among, I am sure!.. Radarada

babyfaceafrica:
Good.. This gal will be not be among, I am sure!.. Radarada

samuel19222:



pl :Pease go back to school

baby124:
Queens College and Kings college are the only unity schools that still works. The rest have pafuka. Lagos does really have its touch.

Slawormir:
Damnnnnn niggarrr
Nice one

See fine fine girls with brain

Wetin skirt dey cover ehnnn

If these girls wear jean trousers ehnnn
The way when them go take set and mature
You nor go believe your eyes!

majamajic:
Pharaoh let my people go !!

Mydazz:
Na mini skirts dem dey wear for that school abi,......

YorubaKinging:
Lagos State resident should really be careful
I'm sorry but it's the truth
The boko haramites are planning to bomb you

drizslim:
Us wey go umukoro community school.. Our own na make we no repeat class shikina

Alitair:
Last last there own school no be scam...

sanmisamuel:
The Lagos State government has advised an indefinite shutdown of Queens College over the outbreak of water-borne disease in the school.
Addressing journalists in Lagos on Thursday, Jide Idris, the state’s Commissioner of Health, said the school’s resumption should be delayed until appropriate health measures are put in place for the safety of the students.

Two students have died since the outbreak of water-borne diseases in the school, with more than 50 others currently on admission in the school’s clinic after eating spaghetti and drinking water in the refectory.
Mr. Idris said water samples were collected from the school and analysed at the state’s Drug Quality Control Laboratory as well as the Microbiology Department of the Lagos University Teaching Hospital.
“The results from the two laboratories showed high bacteria content in the water samples from kitchen, behind dining hall and Queens Delight, the school water factory,” said Mr. Idris.

“The bacteria range from Coliforms, Escherichia coli, Salmonella, Klebsiella ozoana, and Aeromonas hydrophilia.”
The school, a federal government-owned institution, is billed to reopen from its midterm break on March 19, but Mr. Idris called for a postponement because, according to results from school’s sick bay, onset of the students’ illness began on January 16.
“The total number of students who presented at the clinic on account of abdominal pain, fever, vomiting and diarrhoea was 1,222 from the first date of presentation (11/01/17) to the last date of presentation (15/02/17),” Mr. Idris said.

“There were four different peak periods of infection namely 31st January 2017, 2nd, 8th, and 14th of February 2017.
“16 ill cases were admitted in various hospitals. Nine have been discharged, two died, while one is still on admission at the Intensive Care Unit of LASUTH and three at LUTH.

Copied from http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/226371-mass-bacterial-infection-queens-college-lagos-govt-wants-school-shut.html

frog12:
these students look dullish. i mean queens college used to have the brightest then!

babyfaceafrica:
Good.. This gal will be not be among, I am sure!.. Radarada