sojfaith243:
I wouldn't forget my Accounting Teacher Mr Abegunde of GSS Omu-Aran, Kara State in a hurry. I owe you a gift any day any time. Prof Abdul Ganiyu Garba, Prof (Mrs) P.K Garba, Prof (Mrs) Aku, Prof M.M Duru, Dr Ishaya Audu, Prof (Mrs) Risikat Dauda, Prof Femi Shaibu and a host of others. God bless you all.

Bodmum:
Mrs M. I Alabi. Holy ghost pry school, odo oja ikere ekiti. Respects.

demoBaba:



Moshood Road...... How far omo Ikere.... From Isaoye street Odo Oja Ikere Ekiti.

agoro2u:




sorry for the loss.
May her soul rest in peace.

PavillionEnergy:



Corper Sophia that year.
She was my chemistry teacher in Secondary School. I was the chemistry laboratory prefect and that means I had to spend extra hours with her in the laboratory to prepare solutions and salts for qualitative analysis.

She was a very sexy lady with the right dimensions of curves and her bumbum was massive. It was visible in her khaki.

My mind was always focused on her during our laboratory sessions until one day she dragged me to the office inside the lab.

That is how she leaned on the desk with her bum exposed and I had to do the needful. I brought out my young black schlong and she sucked it for seven minutes. After that, I inserted it into her wet dripping kpekus and before five minutes, my hot seeds flew out into her.

I had other numerous intense sessions with her. She made me whom I am today. An expert in Bedmatics and Sexiology.

Of course, I made A1 in Chemistry too.

God bless Corper Sophia. My best Teacher.

Bodmum:
oh, welcome bro. I'm from adakos in oke'kere.

onlinestaff2020:



Kokaine, how far?

I taught English Language (JSS 2) at that
school, UNIVERSITY PREPARATORY SECONDARY SCHOOL In the year 2010 .

We call the proprietor, " Big Aunty".

shogsman:

Ya

Mercychen:
Myself. I refined myself by myself and today I'm a Teacher.

At a point in my life, after school. I began to go back to all I was taught ( that I never understood) and started learning them on my own, by myself. That really helped refine me because if I had stopped at what I was taught, I would not be where I am today. So I am sound academically today because of me.

So big ups to Mua!

demoBaba:


Nice one bro... Oke 'kere guy.. I think you processed to Annuciation School after your primary graduation?

Bodmum:
yes, anco school. Great is alma matter. 92 set.

Kokaine:
same set? Hope say una dey connect well sha. At least for WhatsApp group.

I can imagine the maths teacher flogging him and telling him how he will fail in life for not knowing maths. I can imagine if they meet today again and the maths teacher is still in that school wearing okrika shirts and long tie.

This life shaaa. No body knows tomorrow

MrMacinterchi1:

So , all your teachers from nursery School to university level, you cannot single out one among them to acknowledge?

Hmmm.

doctormoh:
Teachers at the heart of Education recovery..

With teachers being celebrated globally on every October 5 that has been dedicated as Teachers’ Day, what do 'YOU' have to say about that one teacher that redefined your life..

5th of October is celebrated as World Teachers' Day and on this day teachers celebrate and appreciate themselves in their work; a work free day for Urban teachers. This day is declared as a public holiday by the government; students do not go to school and workers have a work free day. The point is centered around “acknowledging, evaluating and enhancing the instructors of the world” and to give a chance to consider the issues identified with educators and the teaching process in general.

Happy Teachers' Day!

demoBaba:


I removed my cap sir.... I think it was ojopagogo, jojolawo set, I was in jss 1 then.