If you have ever attended boarding school, or are currently in one, you must have heard of the legend of
Madam Koi Koi. Who was she, and how did she come about the name?
It was said that the woman who later came to be known as Madam Koi Koi was a fashionable teacher in one of the Federal Government Colleges – the exact one, no one knows – that her trademark fashion statement were lips painted blood red, which was equally matched with a pair of red-coloured high-heel shoes. They made the customary koi koi ka ka as she walked on the concrete floor to and from her classes.
But she was just as hostile, as she was fashionable. She beat students up at the slightest fault – usually hot slaps, rapping wooden rulers across their knuckles, or beating with a thin cane that had been soaked in a mixture of ogogoro and alligator pepper. Oh! How she was hated by students, who plotted to have her sacked. This they succeeded in doing when the PTA pressured the school authority to fire her after a certain student she slapped ruptured her eardrum, and whose parents were very influential.
As a result, she was relieved of her job though she was very bitter about it. Upon packing her belongings and making her way home – because she lived in the staff quarters, she was involved in an accident and died. But before she died, she vowed with her very last breath to avenge the ill done her. The affected girl was later withdrawn from the school by her parents, but Madam Koi Koi it seems has been on the hunt for her ever since – coming out only at night because her face was badly damaged in the accident, being a fashionable person.
And her hatred was not only reserved for the girl, but for every boarding house student – since they were the ones who plotted her sack, and whom to her are representative of the worst sort of students ever! Hence, students were enjoined to stay indoors at night after Lights Out – for that was the hour of her haunt.
But most people believe the legend of Madam Koi Koi was spun to keep students in bed after Lights Out , and deter them from wandering at night. But some students who are light sleepers swear that if you listen close enough, you can still hear the
koi koi koi click of this bitter, vengeful woman’s red heels on the concrete pavement as she seeks whom to devour.
Is this true, or it’s just another legend? What do you think?

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Lady koi koi not madam koi koi

I never stayed in school anytime but I have heard a lot about that woman and it scared life out of me.

I have slept with Madam Koikoi several times back then in school.

She's actually a very nice lady once you get to know her.

DuBLINGreenb:
Lady koi koi not madam koi koi

some called her miss koi koi too lol

Hausa Fulani won't know what we are saying sha. I don't think the story is told in Almajiri Academy

Please na night be this

op have you heard about the bush baby

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Did you later see lady koi koi, heard she has a smooth face with no eyes and others.

She used to sit on peoples beds at night and be staring at them...then you feel a hand moving on your body as you lay still with sweats all over...

AuroraB:
Please na night be this

Rumour has it that she lost on leg after the accident. The koi koi sound was from her leaping in her heels